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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20

bacon, disp,tch.s reported that President Borh.
-, I'M. K,,ul,Ic ~ Uruguay. hal been requested -
give some Minsteria posts IN his Cabinet Z" repre-
s.nt.,iv-s Of the Opposition party ia Uruguay
there. were for a Tong time and are stu tw' political
parti.s the Rlancos and thc CDoriaps. ne NV
aa..c,ed President Senior IdIrte Boria, b".ouGS 70
m. Colorado party. but h. has many it"his
among the "Blancos" and. ts he IS man 81 pI'ii
and patrlO.lc continents. D." may grant we I'tu
Of me Opposition for The best Interests anu p'u''
franoul,liy . ne country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
Az CEMENT

London. Aug 19-The engagement or Mrs' "eo'se
i''rsnce. Of New-York. and Donald iiiio'n"'H"
Aondon stock broker. rs announcer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20

When baby was flck. gave her Casto:IA
when she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she pecame Miss. she chung TO Castoria
When she had children. she gave them Castor'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
A PILGRIMA FROM DETROIT.

Detroit, Mich. Aug. l9.-Between 300 and 400 pill
grIms will leave this city at o'clock tomorrow
evening on the steamer Lorrs, under the guidance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20

Irsteal of trifing with bad cold. use Dr. Jaynes
Expectorant and save your Lungs and Throat mucn
dangerous and tear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
Religions Notlres.

METROPOLITAN HALL. l4th-st, near 6th-ave-oreas
camp meeting week Tonight, Adjt WRAf leads and
sings DR.. IuLEHART will speak 70 the masseA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20

Husbands CnIcined MnEnesia.-Four hrstpre.
medals awarded. aSf aeabe 10 IN. ano
smaller dos. than For sale only In boe'
Ties with registered trademark label
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20

According to the latest news from teh'rdI ""'eI
lea there was "A renewal OF the plan - often al
,.ooa,ed for a coufcderacy OF the five Republics
Nicaragua Guatemala Costa Itica, Honduras ana
Salvador This confederacy existed at the ume oi
lloraznn I'm 1893: but disrupted after MS death
Since then the latest proposal Tor Ic-estapiiah-
nf he cOufedeTacy mad" ny Don
francisco Lainflesta. the representative OF tuhte-
nala at the Diet convokcd in the city oil san
tle but could not be carried into eject on hc-
count Of the revolution which soon AFTER over
thrcw President Menendez of Salvador
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
AxTI-MAcHINE REPUBLICAN, MEETING


The Anti Machine Republicans OF the Win AS
sembly District will meet tonight at NO - firS'-
ave. ~
The Anti Machine Republicans OF the Xllith As
sembly district will meet tonight at NO w f'gh'h-
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wooDLAwN CEMETERY.
ONCE No. 20 +. 23d-st
xvoodown Station cath Ward. harlem Rail:oaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20

In the first FIVE months OF this year there arrived
a, the ports OF the Oriental or Crngunyan Republic
81 1856 passengers. 27s26 OF whom proceeded further
UP the Plate River. This was an Increase Of ssiO
In the population 81 the Republic mat population
amounted 10 1907 on December 81, ia" according
"a me official bulletin of the Government.
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MARINE NEW 5.

PoRr GAMBLE. Dec. 3-Tspecial. +
Arrived-Sehr Meteor, Capt. Bjorn, nine
teen days from San Pedro; ok Arkwright,
Capt. Moore. nine days from San Fran
cisco.
SAN Francisco. Dec. A-Arrivsd-Schr
Twilight, from Gray's harbor. Cleared
Columhia, for Astoria and Portland; sh
William f. Babcock, for Tacoma; blk
Dominion. for Port Townsend; blk Oregon,
for Nanaimo. Departed-San Bsnito, for
Tacoma; sh Glenlui, for Portland: whaling
XXX California. for whaling; South Coast,
for Ysquins bay; Oceanic, for Hongkong
and Yokohama
Freights and eharters--Br sh Clackman-
nanshire, at San Diego, wheat, from Port
land TO United Kingdom. Havre, Antwerp /;
Nor blk saga, a. Blakeiey. lumber. thence
to Cork, United Kingdom.
The many idle shippers in San Francisco
barber are looking northward just now for
relief Many OF them are hoping 10 be
among the lucky ones to get wheat chart
ers from the northern parts. Already
several idle vessels have been dispatched
from here to Puget sound and Columbia
river ports.
The Norwegisns ship Breidaklik leaves
tomorrow morning for Astoria. in to. Of
the tug Fearless, to load with wheat II
il understood that Capt. Haskell has
been instructed 10 return with the Fear
less as soon as he can, for the purpose of
towing another ship 20 the same port.
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WATER FRONT MOTIFS.

Steamer Mexico is due TO arrive from
Alaska on Thursday.
". II. Triggs, of Central wharf, has re-
turned from his trip TO San Francisco.
Steamer Resale took out loo tons Of
wheat from the West Seattle elevator Mon
day night 70 Victoria 8
Steamer Utopis viii arrive from Taeoms
today, make few repairs 10 her boilers
and leave on her regular run to Vancouver
tomorrow night 81 o'clock.
Steamer Victorian, which has been in
the o. X. a n. bonsysrd for some time
past. 10 having her machinery repaired and
will shortly be taken TO san francisco.
Steamer Al-Ki arrived yesterday morn
ing st y O'Clock, took on BOO tons Of
Franklin and Newcastle coal and got o1t,
bound for San Franc isco, before O'Clock
in the evening
Steamer walIA Nalls arrived At O'Clock
Yesterday morning from San Francisco.
She had $50 tons Of freight and the follow
ing passsngsas for This port: q. =. French,
]. u. Strickland. II. A. Baker. II. E. Mas
sev. Mrs. T. Gsor &c. II. p. Smith. ). A.
SINE. Lizzie Maddox. W. II. Roden, Mrs.
IL Iongs, Miss NJ. J. " Adlgan, Miss N.
sloane. Hattie Lisdsck. T. j. Alden. III.
". GoodAI. The steamer also brought up
twenty-five sssersgs passengers
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
TIE STATE or rRApx

THE STATE or rRApk
SAN Francisco. Dec. 4-Closing-Whest
Dull; May, sl.o6-
Barley--Dull; May, 91iSe
Corn-$l2a
Bran-sl35o Ter ton.
HREADsTUFFs AND GRAINS.
Flour-Fsiuilv extras. S.. 40@3.55: bs-
kers' extras, s2So@3.4o; superfne. 81. 20
@255
Wheat-The market Is in better shape
for sellers than it was a week ago. En-
couraging advices from Liverpool this
week have stimulated the local situation,
causing more activity and stronger prices.
For shipping purposes e3s4c is obtainabie,
while choice stock will bring soc: millers
have To pay full figures for lots suitable
wheat il coming down from the Walla
Walla direction, selling at S2t4RS5c for
damp, sTGsss&o for good stock and 90@
92i6o for choice.
Barley-Trade is slow, and the market
lack. vim. Once or twice IL looked as If
matters were likely TO improve. bat those
who inclined 10 the belief of better busi-
ness were disappointed. There is no
scarcity of offerings, while stocks are con-
ssantly being added TO by receipts from
the North. This morning about 30. 600
eentals arrived from Oregon. Feed. fair
10 good. s9@s2}sc; choice. sSs<Gs5c; brew
ing. aoG95c.
Oats-Moderste inquiry prevails for this
article. and all classes of stock come in
for fair share of attention: but supplies
Still come along with freedom, and con-
sumption IL not general enough 20 prevent
an accumulation of stocks. The advantage
of the situation i on the side of buyers
Milling. stGL021S; surprise sLO5I LIS;
fancy feed, <LoeJS GsLoT11; good TO choice,
g06397tSc; poor t. iSlF. S5GST}&c; black,
si.l5SL5o; red, SLQ75i& gray. s21ze
@si.
Produce receipts Flour, SACKS. !. 80:
wheat. oentals. 7,5Ti: Oregon, s.o3S. bar
lev, centaIs, $50: Oregon. 10 S6a; oats.
eentals. Is4; Oregon, 2 40; corn, ccutAls
L S76; beans. sacks. l.4is. potatoes, Les;
onions. sacks. 656.
FrSAxCIAL-
Drsfts-On sight, New York. par. Drafts
Telegraph. New York. per 500. SO.
Silver bars. CO.. ssic.
Mexican dollars, 50tl S5lc.
MINING srocKs
Alta. Il: Alpha Consolidated. 10; Andes,
s.. Rsichsr, % q Best & Be,ehsr. g.; Bodis
Consolidated. Is; Bullion. Is; Buiwer Con-
sOIiasted, 9: Caledonia, q; Challenge Con-
.olidated. s.: Choll.r, 81: Confidence, 81:
Consolidated California and Virginia. S35;
Consolidated Imperial. /; Crown Point.
So: could & Carrie. s.: Hale & NoTcrOss
-. Justice, Il; kentuck Consolidated, +,
Merican. 81: Mono. 5; Mount Di.hlo. 10:
Occidental Consolidated. :: OpAir. It's:
Ove~man q. Potoss. -. Savage S8:
Sierra Nevada %, silver HUI. /; Uaion
Consolidated. 80; Utah Consolidated. g.;
yellow Jseksf, ~
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ENGLISH MARKETS.

LONDON. Dec. 4.-Bar silver. % lied per
ounce. Consols, los. Bullion out of the
Bank of England, $4,000 Bank of En-
gland discount rate, per cent.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The EseniIlg Posts
London cabiegram says; The president s
message is well received here. but people
here have relinquIshed the hope by this
time Of good messages ever becoming legIs-
lated promptly or thoroughly. Hence the
message has had no real effect on Ameri-
cans, which closed dull. There was q large
investment business IN consols today. also
gilt edge things. South Americans were
weak.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 4-Wheat-Spot, strong /;
demand, moderate; No. 2 red. winter,
SIS 2I1d; No. = red, spring. stocks ex-
hausted; No. hard Manitoba. IS Sd; No. l
California, Is 3D. futures, closed firm ;
December, 6s 214d; January, 6s 214d; Feb
ruary. IS 25sd; March, IS Sd; April, 5s
SD.
Corn-spot. firm; American, mixed.
5s; futures, closed firm; December. 6s 81 I;
January, As Sd; February, Is 5s4i; March,
Is sgd; April, 4s 5a4d.
Fiour-Strong; demand, moderate; ST.
Louis fancy, winter. Is.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, f2
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CHICAGO MARX ETs.
rHs BOARD oT rnApx

CHIcAso. Dec 4-Ths Paris cables a,
the opening we're ssron ger than had been
reported from there FOR very long time.
The price had ss TIE opening made a
Jump o. \, per bEshsl- The first trans
action covered arrange Of from sIg<e TO sIsxa
for Nay. wiih trading 81 both extremes
Continental markets we're steady. Every
commission house appeared 70 have bav-
tag orders. and for haf 50 hour or 60 the
only ne.vy seller II sight vas Partridge.
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Tacoma Marine Ner,.

TACOMA, Dec A-fspecial. Diver Har-
rison made three more dsscents today TO
look for the records and safe lost in the
warehouse wreck. bat hssnot yet been able
to locate them. Bsaehoomb ers Ia boats were
fishing up gunny sacks and eases OF
salmon sll day.
ship Francis begins loading wheat to-
morrow st elevator A.
shin Osborn aeiis tomorrow loaded with
7s7 tons of whea. for Hull, England.
Steamer WalIa Walls arrived today
from San Francisco with III tons Of gem
erAl merchandise and g number Of pas
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SEw YoRK MARX Ers.

NEw YoKK. Dec. A-SpesalAtion en- the
stock exchange today Vas irregular on 9
email volume Of business. and the net
changes on the DAY are. exeep' IN very
few instances. confined within fractional
lirllt. London was heavy seller 81 s.
Paul. and In lesser degree Of some other
ef shs International stocks The West
sold -. Paul and Northwestern on con
sinaea decreased earnings. On the ether
hand. Chicago Gas vas IN good demand.
the sayfng being credited 70 an inside
raocl. Sugar vas the center 81 the sreea-
lsssve interest azd EacsUssed within .
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
\ lgxiCan MDStans LiniIlelt
rheumatism, Man or Beast. Stiff Joints

y. 3. Ream finally came 10 Psrfridre's
side and sold long wheat The short
sellers knocked the bull feeling inspired
BY the foreign situation entirely out, and
the price went down from 6iise 70 oosse
for Nay. The domestic news was hullssh
as well 81 the foreign. Dry weather
WAS reported 20 he doing extensive
injury to fall sown wheat When
the market continued selling. May
dropped 20 69skc and then 20
60s.c. and closed az 6os<c- Corn-Ihs
opening price for May was $3.50, compared
with seSso ~ the close yesterday. IL adj
vsneed to 49s4c, sold of to se1se. rose TO
4e7sc. and. in sympathy with the weakness
in wheat. closed at 49iS@49sse. Oats
May started at 32s.c. sod al 52Tsc, down to
S2ss &S2sxo. and Closed at 52ssc. Provisions
January pork dropped l2isc in the trst
transaction, and subsequently declined
another 1oc, closing with . net loss for the
day OF 22,sc. May pork was 25c lower at
the close. Lard was from 5Gloe lower At
the close. and ribs from 71l9l21sc lower.
Closing: wheat-Decembsr. 56c; May.
60IsG6O4sc
Corn-Dscember. 471sc; january, <71sc
Oats-December and January. 2Sise;
May, S2sSc-
Rye-4sc.
Barley--S3c
Fisx-sL 46QsL4Tk
Timothy-<5 40.
Pork-December, sIl. as; January, $i2oo
Lard December. s6.s71s; January, $500
@6.95.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head: official
yesterday, AZ. SIS: shipments, 5,T10; left
over, about 1000. Market. rather quiet
and 5Gl0c lower: prospect Of activity
good. Sales ranged at 81. 40@45o for light;
81. 2o94 40 for rough packing: $4a084 IS
Tor mixed; s445G4.so for heavy packing
and shipping lots, and 81 4e9s4.s for pigs.
Csttle-Receipts. 6, $50 head; prices were
steadily held al around; from 81 25(11.50
for lean cows prices ranged up 10 81. - for
fancy Christmas steers, but not much
business was done outside of the limits of
L50ee5. IS f, the prevailing prices being
81 751 2 % for cows. heifers and bulls. and
s.. 75Ns5.o0 for steers.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head. Today's
prices were sI.5o63 so for common to
choice sheep, and s2GA % for lambs; s.. 10
@4i5 taxing most OF the latter.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 4-Advioes to Brad
street indicate the following changes IN
stocks of grain last Saturday compared
with the preceding Saturday
Increase. Decrease.
Available supply OF wheat in
the United States and Canada
east OF Rocky mountains,
bUsDeis .-.-..---.s...-.-.-..+. oSosVo $780,.
Corn, bushels. ..l,-o9,vu $1,000
Oats. bushels .................... 5000 .......
Wheat west OF the Rockies
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SKAGIT RIVER RoUTE--Time Card. Steamer
" CLAN MCDONALD leaves Seattle Tuesday.
Dec. 4, st a. m; Thursday. Dec. 6, at a IA
Saturday. Dec. 2. ST a M; leaves Mt Vernon
Wednesday, Dec ., at m.; Friday, Dec. :.
at A- IA. /; sunday, nse. 2, at n IN. calling at
Edmonds. Richmond Beach, Everett. Tuisiip.
Florence, stanwood, FIR, skagit City. Mt. YER
non aud Avon. Fare 10 Seattle 81. Round trip.
GARDUs & Co., Inc, owners and managera
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Eorx1 sr-xx-
J Ramsey. Eilsassnrx p Morgan. Astoria
y II Richardson Port'd J II Davies. Taecr.
? Nellnlng. CAtc.ge Mss " AndlSsr. ST
G A RseA&r1soa. - Il Russell. spcssns
Andrews, QHsess " FHaTailfor. Quilcsre
9 / sscwr. 0sklsn9 Miss Lawrence, Exc
Mrs Nsflxce, T&r ? lotus Pt Tcvnsd
nfJ SAetB&w.C p'Alens L u Hedge. VT Vernon
g CorspeE. Tacoma " 9rarg Tnlah
Chalmers, Palouss Tuttle. Tsecraa
G Harris. Portland Bslhnreskw. Tow'sd
Asctsriane, Hsdlk " y Nsrasyer. Hx3.oek
G l. Patton, Foley. spokane
NcTxL prEIsN
; L Kyle. ElEna II Siosi, Chico
y p Johnson, Harrisb-g Miss A sloaG Chico
2 L jones' Ss3ro Miss q Mcsts- Sedrc
Gen Hayes, SaoQnsi smith 4 W Gilman
: fsrenasrson, H. Sp Capt Il Clancy. Tao
Ars " L WhseieF. stta Bert Farra-, Kingston
Ten ItphetfS, equak VI N wilson, ofkEtsn
< hnsh, Gilman g Tyler. Maple Val
N Hsmphill. rtsaldy b Nos, paulseo
g A schwartz. Olympia u Keliast Kirkland
c A BacEsfon, Auburn W Conway. Bellevue
7 Henderson. do & Miller. Gloverdals
G = Nos~. Portland W W Powell Tx Wash
MaEhit. SloGUairaie A Niils- Pumsroy
C Nuhsy, Mt Vernon Miller DO
HOTEL RAfxTERanaSn
bssiin, Missouri + Csthcsrt, Logan, Utah
G Andrews, Qaests MFHamlltoa lailcsue
lib Wsisoa, Gffa.o.NY n Mcfarland Portld
Cullen London VI Lawrence. 50 Paul
FEBinstron. Milwaukee O L sreneaf beaver
6 : Furssson. Chicago N " Woodland. Ny
N CLARK, Vancouver A Hemphlil, 10
{ Van Horn, Tao Kelly, Omaha
r A Henderson ,I&veyp'l DAVID heSAir Ny
ii soodall. : ~ Alden, Vallejo
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SEATTLE. Dec. 4, 1894
yrshsnsss At Seattle. Tacoma and Port
,as clearing houses TO-DAY were:

The markets yesterday showed con-
fssssbls activity. especially in merchan-
IL lines. Prices as rule we're firm, and
4 some lines had an upward tend
mey. The -four market 10 exceedingly
xsone and may take jump upward al
.sss st any time. The cause assigned for
ais fact 10 the immense amount Of wheat
xlss shipped out of the country. Sugar
) ssaksr, and drop in the price 10 looked
iss Almost any time. The hop market Is
i avery depressed condition. with very
asils hope for any improvement In the
Immediate future.
In isesh fruits movement was rather
ssist yesterday, and prices remained
ssoas the same as on the preceding day.
ofansss ere arriving freely and find good
ale. Values are getting q shade weaker.
lemons are plentiful. Apples are In large
ppply. and choice grades are firmly held.
Tssfs are firm and held firmly for quota
hsuA Bananas, pinespples and figs are
ssL
IL the produce lines fancy creamery
Atkr and fresh ranch eggs are very firm.
gassss is moving off we'll at quotations.
lni.ry Is in largo supply and quiet.
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The Hotel Basier Restaurant e Ssattls's
fness epicurean resort Services srst elisa !;
prices reasonable. entrance James street
or kessI NAN e-tranca
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP coMP 7.

" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA
Steamers leave San Francisco for Honolulu.
samoa. Auckland. n. z, and sydney. ~ 4 W.,
without change
Steamship Mariposa. December IL, n m
Honolulu only, Steamship Australia. Dec. A.
'THos A. GRAHAM. AGENT. sTARR-BoYD
BLOCK. SEATTLE.
W. wKRsrxR, Dit Ascent. Vancouver, b. G.
J. ID. sPRxcKKLs Il BRoa Co. General Agents.
San Francisco.
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D. YoRr AxaELrs AID

poRr IowssEsD. PORT ANGELIC AND
i prNGESEss-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
pasly sxesps MandsY. Time cara commanding
TUESDAY, ApGUsT q. Iss&
Leaves Seattle. 90 m Townssnd. iosso q,
e.: Dzaxsnsks. u m srrivss Post Angslss i.S9
?, e. leaves Port Ans.ias. 7;p =. n. leaves
Port Tswnasnd, s;e0 q N: arrives Seattle. .. %
- CITY DOCK el-sxssstls. Assnts
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M OlTKEH
PACIFIC M.R.

y
Runs
PULLMAN aLEEpING CARS.
ELE1ANJ DINING CARS,
TOURIST sLEEFING OARS
ST. Paul. Minneapolis DuIuth.
Fargo. Grand Forks, Crsstston.
winnipeg. Helena. And Bats
Through Tlessssss
Chicago. Philadelphia. Washington, New
York. Boston and ali peints
East aad south.
TIME SCHEDULE.
TRAINS LgAwx sEArTLE
FOR a. Paul and Fast--io 20 D N
For Portland AMI seuth--ssOo q N and asa
For olyrDpis, Gray's Hsroor eissss sad south
FOR Taeoms--7' 100 and 600 m-. 2:is. Sis ana
1920 ?. NJ
TRAINS ARETvE AT .xArrIx
From ST. Paul and Rasis:so p N.
From Portland ana south-i2:ss q M sad
from Olympia drsy's Hsrbor cities snd south
From Iscon.-Ia:s3 snd s:s5 - IA i2.zs. 40
and els p. m
This card % hasct 10 charge without noties
For rates. rssEss ssd ether infer nsnop call On
or address A. d CHARLTON,
AssL Gka. Pass. Agk,
i1 First street. Portland, Or
a NADEAU. GsssFai Agent. sssstla
City Ticket once. corner Yssler avenue aad
Front strssI
Dspo, Ticket ocss. corner West and colun6ls
streetA
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

PORTLAND, Dec. 4-Wheat-vallsy, soc;
Nalla Walls, 73s.c.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RosAIIn
Afliagton DoSk.
leaves for Victoria snd Port rewnssnd esffy,
sxesSs s2a1sys ~ ilsD p n rssarning, leaves
Victoria O. NJ Steamer f1ase leaves Tor PORT
Tswnsss1 ana vsy psra daily. sxeeps sandsy,
AZ q ~ suresy, airseI ~ O. nj returning
eirssA leaves ksxs 1evzsena o. IN n Paeas ia
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nAcIFrc NAVIGATION GO.

pACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
i Time Card. ia effect Oct =. 1894.
Seattle and whRtoom kpute-@fate OF wash
fnston leaves seattle daily except Saturday at
10 n m. Seattle and La Conner Ronss-Fair-
haven leaves Seattle daily except sunday at a.D
.. m Tacoma aud seattle koute--staie of Wash
fngton leaves Seattle Tresdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at 4:30 n. IN.
YEsLER DOCK
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s..-~vssaeus taken a. al stations ats D. rn--
= ~ss6iaB sins 10 o. m. Pacifie timsL
6xoRss n. SALISBURY,
Observer in Charge.
- a erxrTLx HAEBos POE THE WEEK. BE-
sfxsrxs DKcEEBKE g.
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@IDE AND SHIPPING.

- pxrAxrnsxT os AsRfcLurUEE,y
WKkTHEE BUREAU,
PoxTIssr. Or. Dee. 1. fs94)
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-05
YHE SEATTLE MARKETS.

FF<es Paid TO Farmers for Country
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
aid TO farmers and producers by Seattle
tssiness houses for articles named. the
rods to be delivered in Seattle.
Hors-Choics, &c per pound.
HAy-tln car load lotsl-Puget sound.
rss per ton; Eastern Warrington. $40.
Guis-Qn car load lotsl--Oats. choice,
W. barley. sl3 per ton; wheat chicken
bed. SIS 30, corn, SIG; cracked. s27.
lorATors-Potatoes, x7@i2 per ton.
brrTER, EG0s AND POULTRY -Handled
sr commission.
Hinrs. PEIrs AND TALLow--Heavy sailed
nssrs, over % lbs. per ID. 40e4,se; medium.
rf ID. Sc; light. under 10 lbs. &c;
nlied Kip. &c. and calf. per 10. SC; green
lides, lie less than salted dry hides. per
4, s@6c ;eulls OF above, one-third less: dry
ts, par ID, Geksc; dry deer skins. summer.
PER u, aOe; good winter, 12@i5c: poor
shd thin winter. SC: sheep skins, l5G25c;
MI wee. Saooci wool. 4ixG6c per ID; tall
LiFk sroeK--Choiee beef cattle. 2k@
sse; choice sheep. Sc; good hogs, axe;
caves. large, &c; small. &c per 10.
loes-superior quality, per Nj, fir, $3.50
s1po; choice cedar. $3.50; common, per
=, "; spruce logs, $50