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Ladies' CaDes Down.

W
Black and Tan Ladies' Cloth Canes
trimmed with three rows of frilled
ribbon. Actual value, $500. Our
Ladies Fine Black, Tan and Golden
Brown Cloth Capes, trimmed,
fancy cord, long loop ribbon bow.
Actual value, 500. Our price. :,
Ladies' Fine Black and Tan Canes.
trimmed in fancy braid, ribbon
bow, &c. Actual value, $3.50.
Our price.
Ladies' Fine Black, Blue and Tan
Capes, made OF ladies' cloth,
rows of cream lace inserting.
Actual value, s6.99. Our price.
Black and Brown Handsome Ladies'
Capes, made Of ladies' cloth and
trimmed with black braid. Actual
value. $500. Our price. -
Ladies Fine Cloth Capes, in black.
blue and golden brown. trimmed
with Is rows OF fine mchair b-aid.
Actual value, $500. Our prica
Evening star., 1894-04-03
Ladies' Dresses.

Black and Navy Blue English Serge
Dresses. handsome coat, trimmed
with watered silk, half silk lined.
Actual value. $500. Our price. g.
Fancy Colored Wosted Dresses,
handsomely finished. Actual value,
$500. Our price.
Navy Blue English Serge Dress
es, coat handsomely trimmed
in moire silk, silk lined through
out. Actual value, $500. Our
Evening star., 1894-04-03
Where Will You Buy
Jackets,
Capes, Dresses
And millinery?

we say here IL you have any appreciation
OF bargains. The reduced prices we've
paced "n these several lines of goods are ir-
resistihle TO careful buyers The stocks are
all fresh and new. That adds to the attrac-
tlon. Nowhere else in town will you find
such hne qualities coupled with such low
prices
Evening star., 1894-04-03

Trimmed Hats.
Handsomely Trimmed Hats in all
coIors and combinations, such
as lace, lace straw, chip and jet
that cost to import SIS and $780,
We obtained them under extra
ordinary circumstances and offer
them t-...-..-.--...-....... eplSeWSp
One lot Trimmed Hats, worth $500, for $500
One lot Trimmed Hats, worth 5000, for s4.O0
Untrimmed Hats.
Fancy straw braid unt-immed hats are
always here in large varieties. While this
sale is on Wen give you 90 cents worth for
90 cents. Other hats.
Sl.VU ones cts.
Sl0o ones Tor. ..Sl.UO
S2oV ones ror... ...--........... .SlJ0
Flowers, Ribbons and Jet
at greatly reduced prices.
Evening star., 1894-04-03

THE EVENING STAR has a regular and
permanent circulation nearly double
the combined circulation OF the other
Washington daiIies- As n News and
Advertising Medium 1t has no COM
petitOr.
Evening star., 1894-04-03

Before buying at auction look at our
stock and get the MARK DOWN PRICES.
{. You'll then know better how to bid IL you
DO buy at auction. but the probability 10
you'll buy here, for the MARK DOWN
fRlCEs are. in many instances, less than
cost.
One OF
Evening star., 1894-04-03
Exclusive Sale
Here's A Great Couch.

$40 Beautiful Bed Room Couch,
covered in French stripe cretonne,
made especially for us. Hiking
Evening star., 1894-04-03
Bedroom Suites,

consisting OF brass bedstead, wire mat
oress' mar mattress, pillows, solid oak
cheVaI bureau, oak washstand table, towel
rack rocker and bed room chairs e with
cane seats, lace curtains and bed laces
Total combined price, SIS. Co.
Lot prico NE Q.E0D
Evening star., 1894-04-03
The Window Also Contains

beautiful combination Of
onyx Table, Lamp and Shade
total combined value Of which O.
- gro oE-.+s.....ss......... oUlAs0Se
We have
Evening star., 1894-04-03
I travelling Goods.
S8g Safety Bicycles. S3z.so
Pictures.

Pictures.
Hundreds Of new things
just ln-hve hundred 11S14 Steel Engray,nc.
several pretty patterns o. gold frames SOC each
1--WE make Picture Frames to order Best
work at lowest prices.
(ith foor. ....,, 1O,b g, ,,u,, e,
Evening star., 1894-04-03

consisting OF conversational chair, arm chair.
Side chair, window chair. divan. tapestry
scat rocker. sole leather seat rocker hang
itig corner cabinet, ladies' writing desk and
lace curtains.
Iotai combined price. s75. Co. IN
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ADIRONDACKS.
ADIRONDACKS.

CASCADE LAKE HOUSE..
CASCADEVILLE. NEW YORK.
Elevation 2. .4j II best trout fishing mountains
boating. bowling. tennis. etc; telegraph and ). o. in
house Send for circular.
CHAS FURY. MEr f u WESTON. Prop
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WHITE STAR LINE.
T, oMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlan'ique.
NUROPE AND ROUND TIE WORLD

Parties frequent intervals Independent tickets ard
Atlantic passages at lowest for Foreign
moneys. Every facility and Information.
TIIoS. COOK & SON. Pol and .e2S B'way y Y.
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House cottages Shelter Island. L. J.. n. Y, Greatly
enlarged improved beautiful new music hail. electric
lights elevator suites with baths; BEAUTIFULLY located amid
beautiful scenery. drives and dry atmosphere;
yachting fishing dancing. etc Open untl sept. 10.
Easily by fact trains 81 Long Island Rail
steamers NDntauk and Shelter Island Send
for terms and illustrated pamphlet TO IL ID. W LAWSON
(ormcrly Of Murray Hil HOtcD. Manager Manhanst
IIousa Suffolk County n Y
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iearness to New.York Of Its Summer Homes.
A BOOK OF BOOKS FOR 2 STAMPS.

A copy OF the ".LLusTkATED CATALOGUE, OF In, the
sour- Truck Series Central Books and Etch-
ines the on'y Of its kind published. WI! DO
free postpaid receipt Of two 2cent stamps ~
GEORGE Is DANIELS. General Passenger Agent. Grand
Central Station. New York,
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DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

~ For LA GuAlRA. PUERTO cABELLo, cURA-
LAO ANp MAitACAlBo, VIA GnkASAo,
. FROM plERREPoNT STORES. BkOoNLlN
SAuAAAS.. Tuesday july - L y IN
D D. SI.NELt Fla Thursday, iuly IL - III
y. =. PHILADELPHIA. $50. Wednesday, July -, p M
These American steamers built expressly for the trade
have very superio~ accommodations Tor passengers.
For Curacao and Naracaibo freight only. =.
houi.ioN Miss \ VALET
0sncra Managers. 1875 hrontst
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STEAMSHIP LINE.
. ETHERLANpS LINE.
OLD oMINION LINE.

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Gnmmer Resorts.
ADIRONDACRS.
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GH]DlDW@LD PARK H0WSI

ON LAKE MASsAWEP1E.
Heart OF the Great North Woods. Through by Daylight
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TAGFS FOR rental Send call for ILLUSTRATED booklet
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CHICAGO MARkETs.
THE BOARD OF TRADE.


CHICAGO, April i7.-Wheat after q weak
start became strong today and held firm
until near the end of the session. More
rain in Kansas was the first influences on
the wheat market May opened NC off, at
69i.c, and in very short time i, touched
G1c or about &c below yesterdays close
Following the decline there was lively
rally, and IN thirty minutes had advanced
May TO 6o5sc. The offset to ,he rain in
Kansas, which caused the jump, was the
continuance of the drought in California.
4 San Francisco grain dealer wired as
follows; Weather still dry; crop pros
poets fair: rain within ten days will make
good crop of wheat"
Another message read a. follows: 'In
the Salinas valley wheat fit TO burn; west
side of San Joaquin valley ruined"
Another telegram came from Portland,
which read: Crops failure on account
of drought. Oregon and Washington pros
poets excellent"
Still another San Francisco dispatch.
giving the weather up to date, said: Every
dry; no sign Of rain. Hot south winds;
look for sensations nj advance in wheat mar
ket."
The market surged up and down between
611so and 60i.e for time on the foregoing
and then rose for a moment to Sic. follow
ing Bradstreet's statement Of ], 326 90 bush
els decrease IN the stock of both coasts and
.. 3)4 90 bushels in the stock OF the world.
The sale of 1900 barrels of -four by q
Minneapolis concern VAS widely heraIded
India and The Baltic together with the cx-
portation countries. exclusive Of the
United States and Canada, shipped 4.cco,-
90 bushels Of wheat last week. Adding
sae :, 600 600 from this side, the total 10
6. z20.ooo bushels against weekly require
menls Of 6. so, 600
Corn was Il rm and closed s.gs.c higher
and oats gained &c.
Provisions were weak. losing yesterdays
advance.
Closing: wheat-Cash. zoe: May, CO...
Gso1sc.
CoTn-Flrm: cash. sslsc: May, ssc.
oats--steady; cash. SIC; May, 3assc.
Rre-stsady: 49c-
FAX ssed-Easier. 81 n
Iimo;hy-Farm; prime. 81. Is
Pofk-Lower; May, si2s2ls: July,
81 sz's.
Iasd-Lower; May. s7e21.: Jnly.E7u
Short r.os-LowsE; May, $3.50; July.
$50
LIVE srocx.
Ca;tle-Receipts s. 100 head. Marke,
slow and Is 10 % lover; prime to extra
native steers. - sssasA75; medium, A2s;
Others. s. &Ss9 aa: sfgsat. aaI.
Hogs Receipts, 10000 head Marke,
higher and closed lhs same a. Yesterday
ra2xn. s. sts14 go packers and msxsst
- loSat0. pElnS heavy and butcher
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WATER FRONT NOTES

Steamer Queen IS due today from San
Francisco.
Schooner Alcedo Is daily expected from
the halibut banks.
Schooner Azalis has completed her
cargo of lumber at Ballard for san Fran
cisco.
Steamer Signal cleared Yesterday. hav-
ing taken on board 30 tons OF franklin
ccal for Astoria
Steamer tTmatiila will carry aas tons Of
coal TO San Francisco on her next trip,
sailing this morning.
British ship County Antrim. which
sailed from the Sound with wheat October
10. arrived n London April L.
Steamer Al-ki sailed Tor San Francisco
Yesterday With 1883 tons of coal for the
Oregon Improvement company.
Schooner William Renton arrived Ut
nlskslsr yesterday from Redondo TO be
cleaned and painted. after which abe viii
lead iunser al Ballard for the return voy-
age
Schooner Lizzie Colby. Capt. A. N.
Flags, cleared yesterday tor Bering sea on
A cod fishing cruise. She carries twenty
tMo men and will be absent most OF the
surasneF.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEv YoRK. April IA moderate vol
uyue of bus! was done in the stock ex-
change today. bus the specul alton was uu.
changed and the ma jority of stocks traded
in record decline in the days transac-
tiens. No very great losses were made.
however. and the pressure 30 sell was not
at any ume heavy. At the opening the
tone Of speculation Was firm. About 10 80
q selling movement in Chicago Gas, Sugar
aud American Tobacco weakened the en-
tire list and for half An hour the tendency
was downward. the losses reaching from
Il. TO Ia. the latter in Tobacco. During
the nexs hall hour the market was firm
Sugar. which had lost Ia. rallied -, aud
Chicago Gas. which az the opening af-
vaneei =. had recejed per eeat, sold up
per cent. on purchase, in anticipation OF
s favorable decision by the attorney gen.
eral Of Illinois in the quo warranto pro-
ceeilngs After IL o'clock the market De-
came stronger, and gradually the early
Improvement Was lost, prices in many
cases going below the closing figures of
yesterday. shortly after II Sugar ard Gen
ersI Electric made squirt, each gaining !,
and the general list recovering fraction.
Speculation then became slow until after
the delivery hour, when Sugar broke T..
ana the rest of the hss moved down >.
The depression continued Until jus, before
the close, when . purchase 10 cover short
contracts caused fractional rally and
gave the market an air Of Ermness. which
was largely artificial. Same few OF the
active shares scored gain on fraction.
bat most o. the s.oeks asa!i IN showed a
acestue.
The bond market was heavy during the
morning, became easy early in the alter
noon. boz closed irregular.
Government bonds-FiFm-
State ocuds-Iaactive.
Petroleam--steady Pennsylvania OF
sa.e. none ApsI orsion ssies. none
closed NJ Sec bid Lima O.. sales. none.
sIEvss ExFoETS.
Tie steamer Majestic xiH take oct to
MORROW 90, 90 ounces OF sAlses ans - lss9
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SHARES SOLD.
The total sales Of stocks today were $780,
53S. including: Atchison. $500; American
Sugar. 1880; Burlington. 5000; Chicago
Gas, 46. 200: Distillers, $500; General Elec-
trio, $500; Missouri Pacific. $500; North
Rock Island. 500: st. Paul, 36 939; Union
Pacific, 1910; Western Union. $500.
Hops-Quiet.
Pig iron--Dull; American, $120lL
Copper-Quiet; Lake, 50 SO.
Lead-Quiet; domestic, S. 20.
Tin-Easy; straits. Sass bid; plates |;
market easy.
Spelter-Easy; domestic. s. 10 bid.
COFFEE
Coffee-Options dull at unchanged prices
to 5 points decline; decline arrested by
some European orders. but trade generally
inactive; closed unchanged to 10 points
advance. Sales were 10000 bags. inciud-
ing: MAY, $ls.o5; July. SIS. IS: Septem-
Der. $l5@15 20; December: $144l4.5o
Spot cofiee-Rio. dull; No. =. 17Hc;
Cordova, 19l<@i9isc. Sales, $50 packages
Central America, 100. $50 packages. Ware
house deliveries yesterday. $3.50 bags.
New York stock. las, 1873 bags; stock in
the United States, 202 .924 bags; afoat
for the United States, 293. 600 bags; total
visible for the United States, "a, 443 bags.
against lsst year. 500 s27 bags.
Rio-Market seady; No. Z. Rio IL. $3.50;
two days receipts. 1000 bags; stock, 49,.
coo bags.
Santos-Market. no quotations. Two
days receipts. 1000 bags; stocks, 81, 900
bags
Hamburg Market quiet; sales 1900
bags: August contracts Z pig higher
Others unchanged.
London - Market quiet; April contracts
Sd lower: others unchanged.
Amsterdam-The Dutch sale went on at
about &c above brokers' valuation. Mar
ket firm; good ordinary Java. SIC.
Havre-Market quiet; sales, q, 900 bags !:
quotations unchanged.
SUGAR.
eugar-Raw; sales, 800 bags centrifu-
gal, 96-tesi, 216c, cost and freight; 2, 400
bags molasses sugar, s9-test. 2l<c. Refined,
steady.
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MARINE NEWS.

TAroosH. April II. p. m.-lsps-
cial. Cloudy, fresh southwest wind.
Ship outside bound in. Tugs
Lorne and Tacoma outside. Tug DIS
covery in Straits. Inward, ship and
tug Tyee. r. m. last night A loaded
ship in tow, Wanderer. $50 q. m. Out
ward, ship in tow. Lorne, e:45 g. m.
MEAN BAY. April II, p. m.-ispecial.l-
Cloudy; fresh southwest wind.
PoRr ANGELES, April IL, p. E.-fSpe-
cal. CLOUDY light northwest wind.
CLALLAM BAY, April II. 8 p. m.-iSpe-
cial. CLOUDY: light southwest wind.
Poar GAMBLE. April lZ-ESpecial.l--
Sh John Ena, Capt Schanner. was towed
here Sunday from Port Blakeley TO CON-
2,6oo. GOO feet Of lumber, and not 2. 0oo. 600.
as stated Monday.
PoRr TOWNSEND. April I7.-fSpecial.l-
Sh froquois and str Willamette, which are
under charter TO carry coal to Alaska. will
both take cargoes at Comox. Arriving at
Snka, all vessels of the Bering sea ileet
desiring coal will pc supplied. and the re-
on the wharf and offered for sale. sh
Commodore arrived today from San Fran
cisco for Port Gamble. TO load lumber for
United Kingdom. Bf sh Dominion sails
tonight or tomorrow from Tacoma for the
United Kingdom with wheat Tug Wan
derer il in the Straits. having laden
British ship in tow. 1t is either the Ben
more. from Liverpool for Vicroria, or the
Astraeana, from London for Vancouver,
both of which have general cargo.
HoauIAN. April 7--lspecial. Arrived
from San Francisco, sh Webfoot.
SAN FRAScIsco, April 17.-Arrived-Str.
South Coast, Portland; sehr Sailor Boy,
Astoria: Peru, Villalta. Silver Crss.
Cieared--Sierra Cadena, Queenstown: Pc
lcus. Queenstown; Nicholas Thayer, kar-
lux. Departed Gen. Banning. Seat
tie. I6th-U. g. Albatross, Bering sea; Ca
rondelst, Port Gamble; u. s. str L. 5.
Grant, Port Townsend; Aryan. New
York.
SAN DIFso, April i7.-Arriyed-i6th. q.
S. str Ranger.
SAX PEnEo. April F.-AriSed-l6th.
bktn Eureka, Eureka
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Iohhinr Quotations.

The following are the prices paid by re-
kl dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or ON the cars. or the jobbing rates
saesed hy Wholesale dealers with ordinary
Terms OF credit:
srArLg GROCERIES,.
SOAR Iobbing l-Goldsn sc" In Dbl.
ID Ia hbl, per y. 4s.e; dry graduated. in
e, per y. 5s.c; cube. tsse; powdered, 6asc.
Tres quoted are Tor spo, cash.
flour, BIC. - tlobhinSl ~ Washington
sstalsht, PER oil. Salo: patent. 81 aset j. 30:
'sNcFhla brands. <Asa: hackwheat hour.
II bhi, s. -; Per csf. $40; graham, per
ssi' s. ~ og To- p sacks. 81. IS per cwt; rye
seaF, per hbl, 81 80. or 10 n sacks. $500 per
~ rye meal. per biol, 81 90; per cwt,
-. CAT greats. per Dbl, s.. 2Sefhso, hon.
~ per cwt. SIS; cracked wheat. PEE cwt,
~; rolled wheat, $50 per Dbl: faxed
sassi. Der sack. s., 10: whole wheat Hour,
veg esl, $2,0, pearl barley. per n, 4ise;
sp,ii feas. Ter T., SC; table corn meal,
,,ssoS. s. 90 per cwt in 10 n sacks; Sos.
"a; White. los. sic; Sos, 81 Flased
SONNY, - - per Seg Rice -four. los, -, -.
hfANs tlobbingl~Smau white. per 10.
ssASalsc pink. per Id. SC: Bsyes. per 10.
buster, per 10. s'.c: Lima PER III. &c.
Mts K ohbingl - Japan, sa,@ossssto'
-. t,'N%RtJs tulhas 49, PsE sMss
ssahd. s. aNssAa
nEltp Pas fJobhingl - Field. per ID, u.
SAIL @otfhirgl- Liverpool, SNls sacks.
- ton, SSlQ0. American dairy, SAso
49, PEI ton, SO: Coast, half ground,
.e'n SACKS. per ton. sill; soIe sseks. per
VI, 5-,0 sacks, - ia bale, =, 90 o-Io
ks y IA bale. $50: io-le sacks. = in
N LARD oehing l-Honae rendered, peE
- snelaiF. iierees, ii,ae: Rex leaf. iussc:
80 y compound. tterces, sisc.
NstFsx-t Johhing i--Grsea-M ocha, Per
-'4e, Java. per y. asssc: Costa kiea.
saosee, pes J.. 24tsc: RIO. rsr II. 2ssse-
stsi- Arbucsle in ioeD cases. Per
ssS, oo-fb cases. pes c~t 49,
Gases. uer cw;, $2aoo; Java, Se-'e gan
ssss n~r =. Ssi,c. ~ and iss-Hs saeSs.
80 Java, - . uns. sac; Alden Mocha,
49, peaesrry blend. sse. oasissnsla'
ground coffee. .AxS2tise; MoAasAa,
eases. S24 ~. Lson. Ses.sA
paecoi,yg -- tJohhingl 900 baxers y =
80 80. nm, S0c; I'D Eagle. 2se; star IF
seeoa-tjohbingt-Enps' IN tins. AZ
e.; Bakers. tS.A tsoxss. 80. an
I.,eAs, q uns, aoos ~ D uns' % as
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The following bulletin Of general weather
and crop conditions for the quarter ending
March 81 has been issued BY Director Alci-
asore:
at is the general opinion Of our CORE
spondents that the crop season of 1894 has
opened under very favorable auspices in
all parts OF the state. In January there
was . great excess of rain and snow In
both Western and Eastern Washington,
with Temperature about the average.
February brought very cool weather, with
an average amount of rain and snow
March came with moro rain and snow
than has been seen in this state for several
years past, and cool weather. Though
the present season is late, yst il 10 more
advanced than last year.
Western Washington - This weeks
weather has not differed much from last
weeks. Cool and rainy conditions have
prevented farm operations being pushed
IS they would have been had there been
more sunshine. The highest Temperatures
have ranged between A. and SIS degrees
while the lowest were from 80 TO SO de-
grees. with light frosts Of no consequence
Light rains were of almost daily occur-|
renee, and but little seeding has been at
tempted, but what grain 10 In the ground
At present il looking we'll. In some por-
tons OF Pierce county the hop fields are all
poled; Some poughing and pruning OF
hops has been done in favored places The
returns concerning the fruit crops are very
cheerful in tone. In nearly oil districts
the trees are budding and in many they
are in bloom. Summing up the reports to
date IL may be said that never were the
prospects for good crops better than as
present.
The following tabuIated statement will
Givs the reader an idea Of the presen. con-
ditions as compared with former periods:
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yryAyCTAI


Sxw York. April 1.-THE Evening
Posts eab.sgram from London SAYS: The
budget Vas well received In the city. and
consols have risen. Nevertheless markets
generally we're idle. principally owing TO
the continued fall In Americans. where
the Disguised bulls realized generally:
prices closed quiet at the bottom. The
future course of the speculative mar
kets depends on the course Of Ameri-
cans. Better news from the fari6 bill
would have an immediate effect here.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIvrRrooI. April l7.-whsat-Stesdy
demand moderate; No. red winter,
Is iolSd.
Corn Steady; demand GOOD: new
mixed spot. IS loAd. Futures, steady,
demand fair; April. Ss cad; May, 81 S,Sd:
June, IS Ss.d-
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Deeds kseer1eA IN sA~ Asasssr's ODee
Yesterday.

ssS~~S A0S0oo IN the n 00ftorso O0eo
feseerdsy.
Real sstats transactions from January 1.
issA are 81. led. so, There were fsl<d for
record yesterday 10 deeds, the eonsldsrs-
tons asKrsgssing $SasT. Following i.
the lies - furnishso By Osborne. T~mpsr
Co, abssractors Of tislse lie Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
A. Olson to City Of Seattle. lot II. h,oek
A. in Dnnnss add, s7o0
s. W. Aaring to NJ. D. Giidersleevsr. the
vi ots.l Of neis sec %, ID IS 4. 81. on
.. n Wright 10 Mary ]. Wright. ne,z
sec IL, IS. Re, 500
W: W. Beck TO B. p. Macpherson. lot 10.
block q Wasson's, $50
sheriff 10 d. c. Donovan. lots Is. Afs
block ). Union Depot add. $ls0
Sheriff 10 d. c. Donovan. lots q q q
.; block Union Depot add, $sl.
u. G. Donovan TO ]. II. Powell lots IL
II; Is. block ;. Union Depot add, 81.
West Seattle Lodge. No. a. X. o. p "a
Pythisn Castle Hall Assn. lot IS block
81. West Ses'sie I'd Plat. S.
-. 9. Nixon 10 Jacob T. For, 6oxlrl.
Commercial and Charles sta. s., $50.
Lena Watson TO NJ. Schoeniny. loss 4
o. block IS. River Side ado, $500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid 60 Farmers for Count
Produce.

Prices Paid 60 Farmers for CountSy
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
paid to farmers and producers by Seattle
b0iiness houses for articles named, the
goods TO be delivered in Seattle:
Hors-Choice. 14c: prime. l2c: medium.
Nc per pound.
HAY-In car load iots)--Pugst sound,
~ 10 per Ton.
tisaIs-(In car load iots)-oats. choice,
NsMis, barley. &i64fi7 per ton; wheat,
shirken feed, $i2; corn. {3B: cracked, sat.
PorAroEs--Potatoes. $9ett3 per ton.
EurrER, EaGs AND PoCLrRy-Handisd
o. commission.
HinEs, PElrs AND TAILow--Heavys aited
Beers. over Ga lbs. per In. sc; medium. per
D. 2se; light. under 46 los. per III. &c, sailed
lin. &C. and calf. per Id, 3Gir. green
hides, lie less than sailed; dry hides, per
q. ti.e: dry elk. per ID. easse; dry deer
ekins, summer. ner III, zoe. good winter,
Fab; poor and thin winter. 5floc;
theep skins, l5(f25c: fun wool. .oc. wool.
tSfc PER To; taliov, 2ia@3tsc.
Lave SrocK--Choise beef cattle. 2l46t
SIC; choice sheep. Sc; good hogs, &c
vac. calves. large, ac; small. &c per Id.
Loes~Superior quality. per NJ, fir, 81 50
$50. choice cedar, s4.So@S so; common,
Per n. 81