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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Stair OF TRADE,

SAN FRAScIsco. April 1.-THE vege-
table market 10 dull and prices are steady.
Receipts were AS boxes asparagus, I4S
sacks new potatoes, 3 boxes cucumbers,
80 sacks onions. $50 sacks peas, 7I9 boxes
rhubarb. The latter is plentiful and weak
Potatoes are lower. Onions are steady.
There were four carloads of oranges
sold at auction yesterday; the open mar.
ket Is firm. Apples are scarce. The re-
ceipts OF strawberries aggregated eighteen
chests, ranging from 1890 cents.
The butter market rules firm with higher
prices for the finer grades. Eggs are
steady. Some Eastern arrived, bat went
TO cold storage. Cheese is firm.
The poultry market Is very dull and well
supplied with all varieties. Prices are
steady.
No produce market On account Of holi.
day.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-on sight, New York. per 500,
i2isc premium. Sterling bills--On London,
oo-day bank, Assis.
Silver bars, per ounce. s3IsG63Mc.
Mexican dollars, $50 S3iac.
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SEATTLE. April IL. 1894
Exchanges ut Seattle, Tacoma and Port
Ind clearing houses today were:

A general advance in the price of cereals
md cereal products has taken place during
ths week. This Was forsshadowed by the
Indications week ago. Wheat for milling
purposes now commands about IS cents
pr bushel here. which Is or 10 cents
higher than it was q month ago. The
reason of this lies largely In the fact that
90 much damaged wheat has been forced
Upon the market and kept prices down.
comparatively little Of the damaged wheat
|tsnains, that miilsrs handle. and 1t has
lsen found expensive to use.
California -four has been marked up 20
1snts more per barrel, while the local mills
have marked up the price Of -four Is cents
| pr barrel, both patent and straight brands.
Other wheat products. as we'll a. rye and
hrley. have been advanced.
Oats, barley and corn, miilstuffs and
|lAop feed arc oil higher.
Provisions are higher, and canned meats
De very arm with upward tendency.
Very few changes have been made in
ENse,ables aud fruits.
In the hardware market lawn mowers
Nave declined. rope Is cheaper and shingls
hnds have been marked down. Bar iron
Ia advanced.
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What
They
Think
OF It.

The premium map offered By
the Observation-Disclosures to
its subscribers old aud new. IL
now to be found In thousands
OF homes in the Pacific North
west That no premium ever
offered has given such univer.
sal satisfaction IL evidenced
BY the following testimonials,
which arc . few among tho
large number resolved from
those who have received the
map. These letters arc exact
copies Of the originals ON ale In
this office. the signatures only
being omitted. - the POST.
INTELLIGENCER does not fee
ct liberty to publish the full
names Of those whe have %
kindly expressed their spprs
citation Of the nap.
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TUMPoN THE CRlCKET--sRArrIHEvp
RourR Two rouad trips daiis except sunday
EME cARp-Laavs seattle 7:So . n and ads
m. daily excepe sunday. Leave Everett
Connections-A AZ seattle with sieanss FLYER az
Tacoma AZ Evereti with steamer Mikado for
ssohomish. Landines-roos uf Madiscn street.
seattle; eo0s 0ewtu AveauN Everett
FAkE-ooott1e 70 Everett Zoe; round trip, 81 "a
q a NEfF. Managing owner.
K0sctivs March 10, 1894
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Eastern Washington-In this section
the week opened with warm weather and
light rains. The renal nder was cloudy,
cool and rainy, the rainfall on the 18th be-
ing very heavy. The highest temperature
ranged from ~ to 81 degrees. and tho low
est from % to "a degrees. with harmless
frosts. The soil is reported very heavy
and packed, but otherwise in good con6i-
ton. As q rule farming operations are
progressing slowly, though in some IA
vored localities considerable activity 10
noted. Eastern Washington farmers are
looking for large fruit crops this year.
MAN MONTHLY TEN MEAN MONTHLY PREcIr-
PERATURE. lTArION.
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PEsuAsrfs, wash.. April 4. 1884
Peat tnississsncer Ca, seattle. wash
Gentismen: our map arrives on the drpo
OF April. and q tsr slxsy miles rasel ~
stage from Eilsnsbarg 70 This piacs, came
In excellent condttioo. I am well pleased
with the map. ~ we'll - aasonishsa - tbs
prics aor Which you giye the map to your
subscribers Meat respectfully. n. y.
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MEXICAN doslara The steamer New York
YIyAyCgAf.
Mcuey-On call. easy at l Per cent;
last loan, per cent: closed, per cent
Prime msrcantise paper. SOS per cent
Sterling sxehange-Sssady. with actual
isuxines in banker bills af AsssSt1A $50
for demand. and $As74@ks7s< tor sixty
daya Posted rates. As<a4 ssk: COM
nsrcsai hiiia - see ssh. SILVER csr-
sincatoa, 6ikc.
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.,oaT TOWNSEND PORT AxGELTs AND
/ UES0ESE>S
STEAMER MONTICELLO
p.Yf HIcsgT soxbAr. Casa
roMNnSCISs MONDAY, nRG. Is 1874
Leaves seasfa~, 90 = Townsend, 10 ~ q
~ DaaTs2~ss. 1900 ~ arrives Pert Asssses
- p IA leaves Pews Ansssss. : 30 p leaves
Porn yeazseES- % m, arrives seattle. 10
% a. tITy p0C ( ca. esess4s AsszsA
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NoRr1 WsIifserou. n C.. jsas 8, 1894
Editor Post iigsncsr. SEE tie. W ash.
Dear sir: l has. received your pr.-
MUM map IN good order, and sm signiy
pseased with II. consider taat 4 have suG
your vaIusbi paper free. - : vniue q .
map more Than the price of saescfi p;ion.
Nears very respscsGaiiy. II J.
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ENrunnRrsu. VISA. PsA 10, looA
eeefee rcss. fnteiligences. esassla
WssA- Have received the wall man Am
exceptionally well pleased With IL 10 Il
sxcsaisnl Accspt thAnkA Yours tsuiy.
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Post faieiisgsaeer Co. ~sssts, wash -
Gents; I resolved some sims since your
eKesilent map of ths ni,ed statss ana the
~orid msg on ths reverse side. aud am
p4~ass4 with ~ Is foFms = Handsome and
yslSsbss addition 20 my esy1ss, Aad ssn not
fss 10 - satisfactory TO any one vho iaa
vests the small SUM ssksd fss the map
Yours uasy. - L.
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Fkr. tdaho. rem ~. 1--WE
The Seattle Poss-Intsili ssncsr Co, scot
tie. wash. -siFs: ! received the double
wall map . short time ago, aud In good
condition Am mofs than pleased visa At
IL 10 worth double the prlca Yours uuiy.
n J.
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EAST 1T. Cloup, Man, NAY %, lse2
fesf- lnteiiigenceY, seattle. WAsh--
Gents: The map received Ia geca order
and Ne think ~ 10 . nns map You shouh
certainty es able 10 dispose 81 large nam
Der Of them Yours truly. v.Q
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PALorsp CRY. wash, Nay ~. 1884
Posi- sutsihkcecer, seattle, Wash
Denis: recelsed me map Of the weird
sent by you IN good order and am well
piea' 81 with IL II IN both usssuf and or,
namsntai and sh onid ind . place In every
hsusssels. Please accept my thAaxA
Yours respectfully. ~. NJ
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KoEisLAa, D. c., Nay -, lupA
Dear sir: ] have received the mas oe
the world. ETC.. ana Am pisaAea 60 stase
thss am thoroughly satisisd with IL
Yours truly. w
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weights. Nis<9ass; assorted light $50
&a4i
sheep and iamhs-Rscsipes. II, 600 head.
Market slcu II 10 lower. . large number
were left 7nsosa: top sheep. ANGA9o;
top lambs. H25<3Sea
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Loossros. wash., Fen =. 1894
Post-Inisliigencsr. seattle. Wash - r.
ceised yoor map and u 10 away POND my
srpectattosa Ithins 10 10 worth fully tsn
times The utoaey you ash for IL and IL 10
The best map have ever seen pubiisasd
Yours with respect LA
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oI.v..Asp w.sh.. Fan 4 ,ssz

CLHvslAND. Wash, Fer 2. looz
Editor fost-lntslligencer.6< attls. WAsA
-bsar air: received your prsmi um nAAo
whieh gives Us great satisfaction. Ny Yffe
T. fnks Il 10 worth more han The paper ana
map both eosl she In much delighted
with h fsurs very respectfully. kP.
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BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

BosToS. April 17.--Ciosing:
Atchison ..... iSisBurIington n
Bell Telephone. iS Mexican ...-.. 6ek
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LuHHf. Wash. Feb. q. 1894
The Post gen Ger. Seattle. Wash. -
Dear sirs: | received yonf premium nap
In good cca1itioa Asoy bbanks for II
Respectfully yoafA III. j.
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Pces-Inteiligences Ca, nAastiA Essh -
oeats: l have received the nap ana am
well pleased with IL Think 10 veil WORTH
20, which 10 weaid ccst % 90 70 . store Asa
buy u Long may the Post Insaiiigs ncsg
live and prospss. remain yours very
respectfully. e.
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iAseIxy. WASH. March 81. 1884
Post Intsiligsnxsr Pnh.sshinG Co, reets
delighted with the map IL came IA Good
or3ss, and 10 = dassY. A. n
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AAIrrnoRA Ma, Nay n, leo4
Pcet-Iufsiiigencer Co. eeaesIa waaAA-
oentismsn; The map received ana 10 very
nncA sppsscsass1 Very truly. J.. a
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WKAT FnnNbAL0. WIZ
Post fntsiligsncer, Seattle, wash -nifei
received oas Of your prssninps rnaps tna
other day, Aaf 80 - . nns map ia evsry re-
spses and Deserves praise Yours truly.
J. ~.
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TN EXPECT MARCH l. 1854.
i EAMER IDAHO

WILL LxATu 1xsLkR WmABV AT y -
SUNDAYS TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
For 9dmends. Clinton. BrcwAs Point Langley,
ulsAedy, F1deigo CITY AnAcoFtes. sAmish and
WhAteom, and on Tharsdays going through TO
Blaine ead semiAhmoo Returning. leave What
com Monday. Wednesday. Saturday ~ p m
Fare 20 WhAtcon,. ol.0o: Freight to whascom. q
Z. D. HRoWNFIELD Managing Ownsr
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FIH O. rzs sIrxa-
sAArrLa 10 5AcoRA
- sson1 6aDs daily, sxssVs oualnv.
II sas Asas 90 svsosy-Avs nsnassa
rA1 srEANER -yLYaR-
1sgA9 laiy sisA sssssas Tassns rsusA . q.
1AEma n1vuUU
S1CAsDAY. DRo Il
VINE CAM
Hnsvs oeesee-e:3e. tA8 . m. las $50 -
Lave 1sesma-eoQ IL 800 -, Sea, s.<s = N
Sunday
Lave eesssie-7s0o = -. 1880 -
Lave rseoms-e,Se -. ace = -
LAndiss - y. r wharf TssemA aad Osomn
- Aaak ssos ~ xAstsa street osarsaA
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.vE1ETT AND DxoHoNrsH RourR
CUT RATE TO xvERErE
STEAMER NAN,

Leaves CITY wharf Tussdays. Thursdavs ana
ssturdAys at . M for Edmonda. Mukiiteo. Ev-
erstt Narysviiie. East Everett lowell and sno-
homish FARE TO EvERETr. soc; ROUND
TRIP. soc: TO SSOHOMIsH, SOC
]. A. HATFIELD. Afent
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Trade AND SHIPPING.
eyiew Of the Seattle Market
for the Past Week.
i CEREALS ARE ADVANCING.


C.e pyYAHrxrsr oy AsxsccLfrsn.
wgafnxk Buaxau.
PORTLAND. Or. April II. 1884
roYecass for "Wednesday: Lasns shewSn'
ssssasry. BLAsbsoxr. L y. o.
rrrxp srarys pErAETxEsr % assscuIfuhs
vxA1Hrg rvaEAu-psIEY BULLETIN
SEATTLE. 1asa.. April II, issa
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER RAINIER

Rshvssft aad r~furnsshed leaves As-chaatw 1oek
MoEcsy, WEDNESDAY aaf Friday 81 m. hce
ksnxsson lori aaznsas. Bangor. ssAnscx. Llls-
wasp, pawsfsa. Hoc1syovt. Union Cisy and iHtsr-
Mediate points, arriving ia DnioE city ~ y IA
Iesves Jntss City = N. Tnsstay. thursday
aaa saturday arriving sn rsattis ~ D m
T. " LIBBY, Master
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pAcIflc NAVIGATION COMPANY
= TfAH TAnLE In effect April l. 1884
sEATTLE-wHArcoM RoUTk

STEAMER STATE OF wAsHryoToN
Lv Seattle. i 90 q m Lv Whateom. las m
Ar Whascom. 9s0u . m Ar Seattle. $500 . IN
stopping ~ FidAigc Anacortss and Fairhaven.
and at kverstt south bound; connecting Seattle
with steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
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L>yKRETT ROUTE
HTEx NfH GREYI

EVERETT ROUTE
Il STEAMER GREYH0Uyn
Isa3fy Hesps Sandsy.
Lvs seattle - "A Tvs seaasse, $50 r m
Lys kyxrsts.. .s4 . IA Tvs Evsfess., zaf D sss
sn.s.v. Leaves Seattle .s....+-........ xsso D
s0hSsss Leaves kvsssts .............lf.e go = "a
Fazx-ssSaIg air. 7ses Rogx Tar 81 Is
CsnA<ess with sSasts for Tacoma ana sashoaaIsh
Lasting. saSm&s deck loas - srlon street
s&AITs<ss AM TACOMA SAsTaAsIfss CO.
CSArS XEeEf fssA y. W. GoopHHB, secy.
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CKAorr RIVER ROUTE
srEAMER CLAN xeDoNALp

Leaves Lilly, BegArdus q Co q deck foca sprans
|efreek Seattle Tuesday, rhursday and SATURDAY
sn TIDE for Edmonds. stanwood. skagts City,
Everett Florence M Vernon. Tuialip, Fir. Avon,
noturning alfern ate dayA
LILLY. Do0ARDus = Co. AssnsA
To!ephone la
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E,OR THE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
Take ths Fast ard Com modiouo
sTEANER GENERAL CANHY

For Bircheils sidney. Charleston Dry Dock Bre-
merton. Decatur 1racyton. thco, silvsrdais
ana intermediate po.ntS- Leaves HARRINGTON .
wharf. ~ foot OF Wellington street. at 30 4 m
daily except sunday. rsiarnins ~ $50 p m.
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NonrH YAHInA. W ssh, Zen D. IVA
Post Intelligence. seattle, Wash--
Gses.s tsclosed please and stafaps for
balsscs due 0a subscription asd nap.
Mach PssAxsd ~sfh Enap. Think II v Ene
premium. 1 ours respectfully. Ah
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MaApow. wash. PEA 3, 1854.
Pnstrfat~iaixenosr In, s~aitlA " ssh.
airs-Ths map ss ssgtsr thAa ve ~ psete1,
% 90 are wsl. sasisssd vita T. kssDscs.
sally. "a
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sEATTLE-TACoMA RoUrK
Daily texceps Saturday,.
STEAMER HENRY BAILEv

Lv Tacoma. goo p m Lv seattle. $50 m
Ar Seattle. 80 y m AT Tacoma .12.00 IN
Connecting with Steamer state OF waahingtoa
for Fidalgo. Anacortes, FAifhavsn and whatcom,
and with steamer fairhaven for Everett In Con-
nsr and all " hidby island pointa
La CONNER AND WILDLY ISLAND ROUTE
sroprfNo At HvERHrr.
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
North h'nd-Eycept Sat South b'd-Exespf sun.
Nv Seattle. 300 M Nv la Conner. Is 80 . IN
Ar Everett. - j :30 p m Nv Everett. i 100 IN
AR Ia Conner. 500 m Ar seattle. 3: 80 p m
stopping At Edmonds. Everett, Ciinsou, Browns
Point Langley. Coupeville San de Fuca. Oak Has-
Dor ana utsalady; connecting ~ seattle with
steamer Henry Bailey for acomA
Wharves-Pacino Navigation Co. Tacoma: Pa-
cfdc y avisafioa Co.. seattle formerly Bakers
dock, foot OF uuivsrsty ssres,); Merchants dock,
Everett
For full particulars. rates, eTcursons. towaGe,
efa, apply TO or address A. J. MACLEOD, Agent
Seattle, telephone $40; }. r. HARMON. Freight
and Passenger Agent Tacoma; telephone 81.
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G WILEY NAVIGATION CO
Seattle. Tacoma sad Olympia
Route
STEAMER MULrN0MAA
Leaves Seattle dauy 81 loo -
eEATTLETAcoMA ROUTE,
STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Leaves seattle daily ., 500 = tn and 500 . u
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 CESTS
Laaains-c.y poes foot Of Main street; Con-
nsscisi Dock. Tacoma
J. l. HATFIELD. Agent.
CAPTAIN I. WILEY Manasea
Telephone s31
DAcfFIc COAST STEAMSHIP coMPANY-
Dispatch steamers from seattle a. foIiovs:
tora. al = a M passengers received 90 board ~
a M a ersi ., g. IL, Ia IS and -.
For Alaska April II and -
From san Frsnsiseo. for Victoria ana Puget
Sound Posta ~ - rza, April 5. TO- ID. 10. IS. 30
Tickets may - obtained ~ the eascs Of the com
pany, o. Ocean deck. ssstla
ooopALI. PERKINS q Co.
General A gents. ssn Frsne $50
J. u. JenSsos. T. 4 sspi. seattle
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Observations taken At all stations 1t d n.
NJ meridian tine Is D m. Pacific tlnae.I
1spee AT SEATTLE HARsoR yoa THR WEEK
sx1ISsfso WEDNESDAY, ArRrL IS
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sAYAR. wash. Pea 3. lso1
Pose fstssIigsnesr. seattle wash.-D~ss
sire. Map received IN good shape Wei
plea - win itAnd also me DaosG Yoars
ssspeesfusIy. y. ~.
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Assspssx. wash. Fen u. 1854
Poss-I ntssllesresr Co. aeassls. Wash-
Yremiam map resolved and givss psffscs
sasi .fAeslos. Ioors respectfully. a. n
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MAN xosTaLr rrxIxsAs HosrnLy rREcir-
PKRATURE. IrArIoN.
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The following are the prices paid by re-
hil dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or ON the cars. or the jobbing rates
sae'ed by wholesale dealers with ordinary
sefms OF credit:
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ELECTROMAGNETIC ct SOUND. Ter ton.
sseii; Eastern Washington, sioGis;
wmK,r--tJohbingl-chieken feed. per
ton, SitGlS.
osrs~(J Carbohydrates, per ton. so
a2l.
B,xtxY-tIosbing) Rolled or ground,
per ton, so.
CoRs--Whole, 81: cracked, per ton, SIS !;
feed meal. SIS per ton.
MrrIsrUFfs-(J obbinrl- Bran. per ton.
Sis; shorts, per ton. ST..
fEEp- (Jobbingl-Chopred feed, sisGs20
per ton. mlddlings. per ton, Sis; oiicakc
meal. per ton. Ssa
irMsgs AND EuiLpiss N.TgsrsI>
Rough common, per NJ. So;
common. sIxed, s.; common, ia :, Sls;
clear. u A.. SIS; ixs flooring, No. ], SIS;
fxt flooring. vertical, No. 1. SIS; spruce
shelving, Sd: clear, cedsrlinish, <slaf s.;
mould,ngs - peT cent discount on Ins-
versa. Moulding hook: shingles, per NJ.
ST 20; lsth per VI, si.s5. picSets. and z,
i'ae each. gutter, SKI. Sc: gutter. 4xs. Sc;
sx6. 90
Rxscx-Common. $50 per N: pressed.
sra 90 per VI.
x-sJohbsng,--Au brands made on
the Sound. $i3A
cxxESr-t obbtngl - Portland, X B. &
8, 81 %
fLAsrsa-tJohbias)-Golden Gate. per
bhl, &2A
Pr.sTxsISe H.Ik-{Joebinst-w
aae per IL. unsashei. IL per ID
MISCELLANEOUS
so.r-4Johbangl-Se Seattle Ssvcn. rs. sc;
zoos. $Sss; Electric. sas. 81. TO; ioss. s.. -;
Kinks York. @es. 91s; Ioos. 10; Waite
Russian. Ms. go: los. S4.S; RabeiGts
bes,, Ms, s.. 20: ioos s.; Proctor & Gam
ele's Ivory. as. SIS. Iotss. s.. CASTLE.
white. i5eSis's FER pound.
ToEAcco -tlooeangl -- Plug. chewing.
Climax. in i@-cE psurs, per =. tse: is~ox.
Az: ssar. yer 2. 40: Horsexaoe, stc;
shrarhesd. ale; PIPER Headsl-ck. .Se;
kentacks Snstss F~r - sc >cros. AZ
per =. o29se. san Ta<. yer q, 5-ase; Some
,asnx Good. & 10 ?, sIc; fius eas ehesing,
t,er rail 81 10 - s. ssatso0 smoking.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-26
OBITUARY VOTES.
Death of O s. Goodsii of tho winehsster
 Armory-Buried Yesterday.

Death of O s. Goodsii of the Winchester
 Armory-Buried Yesterday.
 ozias 8. Goodeil. aged sixty-ons, for two years second assistant of the fire department in Springfield. died at his home. es Henry street. this city. Sum day and was buried in South Hadley Falls yesterday. He lived for a long time in chicopee. where he was chief of the department and while there was chief of the Torrent Engine com pany in chicopee Falls. On moving to Springfield he became sub-contractor in Smith & Wesson's, and afterward was an inspector for the Russian gov ernment in one of the large contracts of the firm with that government. It was in 1s74-76 that he was assistant chief in Springfield. In 1878 he came to this city to take q position in the Winchester Arms company. He leaves widow and son. Mrs, J. E. Dfckin- son, a sister. lives in Springfield. The remains were taken 10 that city yes terday. The Belcher Masonic lodge of Chicopee accompanied the funeral pro cession to South Hadley.
 THE LATE REV. MIR. CUTTING, PASTOR OF
 wHITNEYvILLE CHURCH.
 Rev. Charles Cutting. who died Sum day afternoon at his gome, s21 Whitney avenue, had been i'll about two months with Bright's disease. He had been pastor of the Whitneyville Congrega- tional church. for the last two years and had won the love of every member of his congregation.
 MT. Cutting was ffty-four years old. His family consists of his wife and three children. He came here from Montville, Conn.,, where he had been pastor of church and before that time he had a congregation in Led yard.
 The funeral will be held at the resi- dence, S21 Whitney avenue, at 2:So o'clock, tomorrow afternoon. The de- ceased mad been in poor health for about a. year, but was not deemed dan gerously i'll until quite recently. About a month ago he oficiated at the funeral of the late MT. Whiting in Woodbridge and had been engaged in his various official duties to a con siderable extent until quite recently. FUNERAL OF MARCUS AUSTIN. The funeral services of Marcus Aus tin took place yesterday at the resi- dence of his brother, Charles Austin, l in Woodbridge. The rector of the Epis- copal church in Bethany officiated. The interment was in Bethany cemetery. The pallbearsrs were Charles Schhf, John Warner, Milan Peck, Chauncey Morris, Theron Allen, Lambert Wood ing. Undertaken Theodore Keller Of this city had charge of the funeral.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-26
Said His Home Was New Haven.

Hartford, Dec. 25.-Of1cer Farrell noticed a man going into State street pawnshop last night carrying a rifle in a bag. Thinking the man had stolen it he arrested him upon suspicion. The rifle was a Colts repeater, 2S caliber, nearly new. On the bag was marked "143, nxx, 1OO." The man had several pieces of jewelry, including a breast pin and stick pin of a bow-knot pat tern and a small cuff button in the form of a lock. His handkerchief was marked "Loomis" and it was very dirty A box that contained one or the pins came from Baltimore jew eler. The man gave his name as Harry Dewey and said he was an Englishman, a. weaver, and was twenty-nine years old. He said New Haven was ms home as much as any city, as he had A relative there. He said he bought the jewelry of man for ten cents and that his brother in Illinois gave hin the rife.