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The herald., 1894-12-02
FULLERTON.
Cleanup of tho walnut Crop-Notes OF
PrC1rAga.

Cleanup Of tho walnut Crop-Notes Of
Progress.
FULLERTON, Dec. 1.-David Ford has
purchased two residence lots here.
Mics Eliza Skinner. aged 6S years,
died at the home OF o. NJ. Skinner on
Monday.
Dr.. Roberts and family have moved to
Monrovia.
Mr.. J. Stern is visiting her parents in
Los Angeles.
L. B. Bencbley has gathered 10 tons
of walnuts from his young orchard,
which he sold at 7 cents pound.
Two more families were turned away
from our town this week because there
some capitalist build a few cottaSeu
where the investment is sure and cafe?
The Fullerton cornet band played at
Anaheim Thanksgiving.
1t is reported that Fullerton will have
another livery stable coon.
Mr.. and Mre. +. Nicolas gave Thanks
giving dinner to number OF their
friends.
Miss Frye of Los Angeles is vieiting
her sister, Mrs. J. G. Sheppard.
The Fullerton band will give a maa-
querade ball on New Years eve.
Walter and Lint Manuel and Mont
Gage arrived here this week from Kan
sas, and will make Fullerton their per-
manent home.
During the week Stern & Goodman
shipped ITO turkevs, 25 dozen chickens,
10 cases eggs, 2 carloads barley and car
OF corn.
A number of orange growers met Sal
urday and organized and elected board
of directors, consisting of Messrs. Nc.
Dsrmont. McFaddan. Botsford. Bench.
ley. Rose. Crowther and Lef1ingwell.
Four cottages are being erected here.
Mrs. Edgar johnson visited her par
ents in Santa Ana yesterday.
Rev. F. r. HolcomD sent a sweet
potato weighing go pounds TO the Los
Angeles chamber OF commerce this
week. He raised q sweet potato los,
season that weighed over 20 pounds.
The Fullerton Tribune says: 1.-The
Fullerton Walnut Growers association
shipped the last of the seasons crop
on Tuesday, making 10 carloads. Had
it not been for the hot wind in August
the association would have shipped at
least 18 carloads. There were 10 cSr
loads shipped outside OF the association,
bringing the total mum Der of sarloads
up to 20. The entire crop has brought
$2O. 900 into this community"
The herald., 1894-12-02
Coursinr et long Beach.

The Los Angeles coursing club will 60
to Long Beach today to complete their
Thanksgiving races. Six days being left
to compete for frat and second prizes,
the public should not miss this oppor-
tunity of witnessing come very fast
coursing. This class OF sport is becom-
ing very popular in this section OF the
country. The fair and impartial man.
ner in which the races are conducted by
this club has gained for it great many
admirers. During the past few days
several gentlemen, owners of gray
hounds, have called upon the president
Of the club and acknowledged their in
tention of entering their dogs in the
New Years coursing. Special arrange
ment have been made with the Los An
geles Terminal which will carry dogs to
and from Long Beach free of charge.
Take the 9:55 train.
The herald., 1894-12-02
Bicycle Races To-day,

The Wheelmen's Training league will
hold races at Athletic park today. COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock. Some good
events are on the programme. There
will be mile. half-mile and quarter-mile
handicap races and quarter-mile and
ha!f-mile dash; also mile unpaced
YaAe q
The herald., 1894-12-02
Note the Difference Between
the Real and the Imt-
tattcn

A physician whose frat and perma-
nent desire is to relieve suffering and to
be useful to his fellow.man is . true
physician. A physician whose aim 10
only to profit FROM sutfering and to de-
The herald., 1894-12-02

jeremiah Kenney. q laborer on the
building being greeted st the corner of
Broadway and Third streets, fell from
scaffolding yesterday afternoon and eus-
tanned some serious injuries.
The herald., 1894-12-02

Santa Monica yesterday contributed
Leigh Hough and Jay Conklin to the
vagrent cells of the county jail for 10
days each. Pasadena sent over Ed
Farrell and Alex Mcmillan for 10 and 20
days, while Roderick Mckenzie was
committed from Pomona for 10 days,
The herald., 1894-12-02

If you want to do g4od cooking and
save 80 per cent of coai you should buy
the Glenwood range. Furrsy company,
16l North Spring street.
The herald., 1894-12-02

If the care of the hair we're made q part of a
tady's education we should not sea SO many
gray head, and the use of Halls Hair Remover
would not be necessary.
The herald., 1894-12-02
WARNING WORDS.
Read What Mr.. Craig
Says of MIR. Shores
New Treatment.

"Of all the sufferers who lived to tell
his story, I was the woret. For 18 years
1 was the victim of q chronic case OF
Catarrh. affecting my HEAD. NOSE,
THROAT and STOMACH. l suffered
headache that almost set me crazy. Ny
stomach was a source of constant an
noyance. cramping pains after eating
bloated feeling,
In conclusion I can say DR.. shorss'
new specially treatment has made mo
feel better in every way"
Mr.. Craig resides at Sl7 Montreal
street. His place OF business is at 1857
North. Alameda street. See him. He
will tell you more.
The herald., 1894-12-02

Largest stock OF wall paper at Eckstrom's, 30s
Aair at. Right price-good taste.
The herald., 1894-12-02

Kregelo & Breaee, funeral directors,
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel. 243.
The herald., 1894-12-02

DR.. Parker. dentist. l2s,s West First street.
The herald., 1894-12-02

did, for today stand ready to declare to
my friends and the public that he has
made OF me different person
Mr.. Horan resides at the corner Oi
Georgia Bell and Ninth street. 60 and
see him. talk with him and he will teli
you what DR.. Shores has done for him.
The herald., 1894-12-02

TERMS---$5 to $40 month
for all diseases. Medicines
furnished free.
The herald., 1894-12-02

Drink Shasta Water, Woollacott agent.
The herald., 1894-12-02

Eckstrom for wall paper, 500 S. Main st
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Deeds Recorded In the Auditors D
YAste rtfay.

Deeds Recorded In the Auditors Once
esterday.
Real estate transactions from January I,
1904 are 81, o59,I79 There were fled for
record yesterday u deeds. the considsra-
sions aggregating 1857. Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne. Trempcr
& Co., abstractors OF titles. li6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
6. Simon to Laura Kline. lots 2 and 8,
block 6. A. A. Denny's, 81.
A. s. Teel 10 c. S. Emery. lots SO and 81.
block 3. South Park, 81.
United States Of America to J. c. DON
nelly nei& sec Is. %. I.
L. Donneliy to Thomas Don nelly. und 4
nvi. sec %, 70. !, 81.
Eben Smith, United States master in
chancery, to s. N. Adams. lots and s. block
81 North Seattle; lots !. :, 70. q. block 100.
Gilman's, 81 200.
Rel. l.. & +. Co. to David Mutchler, lots
and S. block -. River Park. 500.
W. n. Spinning TO First National bank
o; payallup. lot /. sec 5, %. Z, 81.
VI. Il. Shinn TO f. +. Allen, tract IS
Shinns Clovsrdale. III.
John Ham 10 Peter Refs. 235xie0 feet,
block 9. McMilIen's TO Kent, 81.
+. l. Reese to r. Coming. lot .. block
and others, +. $. Park TO Des Moines, $sS.
K. J. Wiltze to r. L. Roll, NJ, " . acres
OF ma mel. SCI. sx1.. B.. n, 4. $50.
Z. III. Chambeslin 10 ". ]. Stephenson.
lot Q. block IS aud others Lake Union, 81.
y. ii. Chanibe-iin To J. A. Radd. lots S
and 8. block %, Lake Union. 81.
Sarah Grant 10 Emma Grant, lots Is and
Is, block 8. Motor Line. 81.
Balr Loomis Bkg. and Inv. Co. 10 Anna
Dicxey. 10: Is, block o ;. Z. L. Co.'S u 10
Des Moines. sl20.
ii. +. Meserye TO c. W. Ferris, lot Is
block u. Eas: Park. $50.
L. ". Ferris 10 7. J. Madden, lot Is.
block Is East Park, $50
J. i. Pike 10 Alfred Battle, lots 4. q. 10,
II and IL. block 8. Cove. 81.
J. F. Pike 70 Alfred Battle. 10. i3, block
6, Cove, Sis
s, Hovix 20 Alfred Battle. p, Let 4. block
e.. u. T. Deury's Home. 81. 400
J. Z AUSTIN 10 J. II. Carr. lots 10 and
II, block Is. Yesler's p, $500.
W. b. Rob sr,soa 10 J. Alexander, 10. 4,
block It, W c. /. Cos Isl 10 Kent, 500
J. +. Nelson TO VI. n. Tea,ev, lots TO S,
block -, West SIDE 10 West Seattle, s.
Aoeie Mem lien to John Ham. blocks /,
:, aud :, McAislsn's 10 Kent, 81.
Amelia MeMiiisn 80 John Ham, 10. %
block g. MeM1llen's 30 k-nI 81
John Alexander 20 John Ham. 10. s
block :, keas. lisa
John Ham TO c. II. Black. blocks /. . :,
s aud :, ana others. AcAllicn's TO Eent,
81. $40.
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CHICAGO MARkETD.
TIE BoARp OF TRADE

1aA o0ahO W AAADs
CHICAGO, March 13 - Wheat - Fair
trade; opened unchanged; advanced 40
in sympathy with the local cash demand |;
declined ,ic On lower cables. heavier
European loading. large Northwestern re-
ceipts; rallied Ne on fair export clear.
ances, liberal decrease in worlds supply,
buying for turn and covering by shorts !;
closed easy &c higher than yesterday.
Receipts, 5000 bushels; shipments,
p. 600 bushels. Closed: Cash. 661Sc: May,
$3.50.
Corn-Hisher; cash, a61<c; May, Ssc.
Oats-HiGher; cash, S0xc; May, 3l,<o
Rys-Nominal.
Bariey-Nominal
Flax-$1 3Sts.
Pork-Lower; May. $io.e3: July, 81.
Lard-Lower; May, $3.50; July. $6.47,<.
Short ribs-Lower; May $o.65; July,
&562k.
Short clear--$6 75@7.l2X.
Whisky-si.la
Cattle - Receipts. 1900 head; market,
good demand and stronger; native steers,
S. loGa42 IS; Texans, 81 40G3s5.
Hogs Receipts. 25,0O head; market
2c6t2oc lower; rough and heavy, $500
gas; rough packers and mixed. H.4o@
4.eo: prime heavy and butchers weights,
$4e5t14 rs: assorted light, 81. 704A75.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head: market
steady; top sheep. $3.25@3S5.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
OMAHA, March 13-Cattls-Receipts.
1850 head: market, active At Toe higher !;
steers. So 75GA2o; cows, $L5093. 90; feed
ers, 81 5o1s 40.
Hogs - Receipts. 700 head; market &C.
tive at loc lower; all grades. .$4459455.
Sheep - Receipts, 300 head; market.
steady mutton. g. 259a25; lambs. $3.50
3-3,
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MINNIE srecX
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK NAKKET0.


Nxw IoRK, March l3-Shsrs snsenis.
ton sss ssfgHant daring tie greater por-
ton OF ,heGsy, but prices pera well sur
ported andI business vas distributed mora
widely that usual Tie market onsp.ss
generally Al a small fraction above y.,,sr.
days closing figures. Before II O'Clock
the trend sas upward. good buying being
developed, and thu nasks, held firm %
midday. Daring the afternoon there ga,
an cccasioaal fractional reaction in = few
stocks. bat a. rae tie noveanen. vas
cps ard. and in the Isse oeaiinrs brisk
peTcasses caused rather sharp advance.
which cons.nred 20 the end. the closing
prices being al advance On the d.y OF s,ef
- rer etat.. tAe Latter IL Morris a Ess.x
80 Pau, which vss lie mos. largely
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dealt In. vas bcnghs for London account.
recording IN advance Of IL per ceaL and
closing within IS per cant. Of the top
figures. Northwestern aiao gained / Per
cant, rescsine = per can't. and 0fangsn
being Ill In good dem and Sugar moved
within . narrower Limit than for many
days, the widest auet1stion being ~ Per
cont Is had . net gain Of y Per csnt on
the day. DsstiIling vas the only active
stock which does NOS show IN improve.
uaent; il went OF e per cent Onion Pa
ciEc wsns up IL per cent Ph0oix Of
Arisona went down 20 10 and rallied 70 II
Govern ment honds-Firm.
Pstroasum-ouies; April option eaeesd
81 sc.
FINANCIAL.
Mcnsy-on cali. easy - Per cent;
isss loan Per cent; closed as Per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 385i5 par cent
Sterling exehanss = Firm. with actusl
business In h.nkers' bills at - SKA
4 y for demand. and t4s7sz94sTk for o.
dsy bills
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SEATTLE. March Is, 1894
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
|and clearing houses today were:

I During the past week the price Of hay
has decreased 81 per ton, large receipts on
/ ths approach Of the grazing season being
assigned a. the cause. Oats have been
marked off 80 cents per ton. while the
price of chicken feed whsat has advanced
81 per ton.
4 There 10 marked decline Of three cents
per pound on oil grades Of butter, East
srn. California and native.
Live poultry has advanced slightly On
sccount of Few days scarcity. bus dressed
goods are unchanged.
One Of the most important changes In
quotations n an advance In tho price OF
dressed beef TO seven cents per pound, tax
Ing effect March Is.
In the wholesale grocery trade an ad-
nance OF y. of cent per pound IL noted on
al grades Of sugar, also . slight reduction
81 some brands of -four 40 we'll ~ other
sreai products.
z Packing house products are constantly
anctuating, but prices are now the same
|as last week except on lard. which is n
. cent cheaper.
Cranberries have been marked MP 80
cents per barrel.
A shipment OF bananas has been re-
reived from Honolulu, via the Canadian
Pacific steamer. This IL the first shipment
received direct for several months.
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FrIces raid 20 Farmers for Counts
Produce.

Prices raid 20 Farmers for Country
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
paid TO farmers and producers BY Seattle
business houses for articles named, the
goods TO Dc delivered in Seattle:
HoFs--Choice, lac; medium. io@isc per
pound.
HAy-tIn car load lots )--Pugss sound,
alfs per ton.
6R,IS-un car load lots)--oats, choice.
N7oo; barley. $i39ti4 per ton; wheat,
chicken feed. si2: corn, SO. cracked, SO.
PorsroKs-Potatoes, tiiati3 per ton.
BurrKR. EGGS AND PouLrRr-Handled
on commission.
HIDES PELrs AND TALLow-Heavy saiied
STEERS. over 90 lbs. per 10. &c: medium. per
ID, 2he; light. under u lbs. per Id. &c; saited
Kip, &c. and calf. per ID. 3@ic; green
hides. 10 hess than saitsd. dry hides, per
ID, SIC; dry elk. per ID. ease: dry deer
skin-, summer. per 10. zoe; good winter.
lsGi5e. poor and thin winter. 6Grl0c.
sheep skins. l5Ge2ae; full wool. T5c; wool.
30 e per 10; tailow. 2ia6f3isc.
l.IyK SrocK-~thoi,e beet cattle. 2is@
Sac; choice sheep, Sc; good hogs, o6s
ts.c; calves, large. &c. small. oc per ID.
Lods-Superior quality, ncr NJ, mr., 80
ESQ; choice cedar, s4.5o9sS.o; common.
Per n 81
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Jobbing Quotations

The following are the prices paid by re-
TAI dealers for round lots delivered 81 the
wharf or on tho cars, or the iobbing rates
quoted by wholesale dealers:
srAFLK GROCERIES.
SveAR--t Iobbingl--Golden &C" in Dbl.
Per n. axe: extra "C'' in Dbl, PER n, NC:
ID" in eol, per II. ll,c; dry graduated, in
het. per r. a'sc: cube. 81 &C; powdered, o. &C.
friees quoted are for spot cash.
flour, ETC. 49, tJobblngl 49, Washington
straight, per biol, So; patent. s. 2aSfSso;
California brands. $3.50; bueswheat Iiour,
yer hhl. s6So: per ewt. $50; graham. per
hes, s2.63 or ION sacks, s.. ~ per cwt; rye
Hour, Per bbl, 81. or Ion sacks. s2.so per
est; rye meat PER hhl. 81 -; per ewi,
rs; oat greats, per Dbl, sa2oesato: hoai-
my. per cwt. SIS; cracked wheat. per est:
s-So; rolled wheat. <&s5 per ees: TAXED
wheat. per sack. s. Is: whole wheat tour,
rer ews. s275: resrl barley, rer =. sac
spit peas per z, &isc; table corn mrsi,
isIes. 81 a. per cvt IN 10, 70 SACKS, ses,
t.~; white, lbs. 81. sos, sL0 Faxed
homiay. s. . per key Rice -four. los. - ~.
bktNs-t Jobbincf-Smagi white. per 10.
st3i.c, pink, per III. Sc; Bayos. per ie,
y, batter. per ID. 4l.c; Lima per 10 S'se.
RICE 4 jobhIngl - Japan. ss@SvsoVo,
saFe'iha, ss.zaasal0. China, ~ - per ewt'
s.aad, 81 s.'Ssaa1,
Isisn PEss-t lobbingl Per 40, se-
sAr-t Joobirg) -Liverrool, Sele sacks.
per ton. S0oo: American dairy, sop
ssess. Per ton, $ia; Coast, half ground.
Neil sacks. per ton. sli: So-lb sssSs. rer
ton. 81: s-.6 sacks. = IN hale, s. -; BIO
SACKS. - IN bale. $50; lob sacks. = IN
es.e. s20
Lap } obbins - Home rendered. reF
~ Sinclair. t.rrees, ll34e. Hex isas, iV>Ae'
@ld compound. ttsrcss, sasc
taTYxF- Johhing}- -tireeu--Noc hs, per
4 alsc, Java, per r, .sa'ao; Costa k,ea'
ss5aoice, yer =. a4'se. Rio. gss r. SIS.
hoaste3-Areucklw's IN i"AF esscs, rtr
sSL so ~. eAn cases, pc, e~s. e'
S'S eases. per cwt. S2Aeso; Java a. = saa
1.s. Laws. 30 y ans. Sac: Alden Nochs.
sosse; peabsrry blend. sc; oaassmsis'
-s'3e; ground cosee. 2xssssc; MoAasAa,
10 = cases. sst~l, Lion, s-Al
NAoeoLArx - tjoaoinsb - bAXsss l.. u
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKErn.
STATE OF TRADE

STATE OF TRADE
SAN Francisco. March l3.-The arrivals
of early vegetables have been light re-
Gently. and there 10 pronounced scarcity
I'm several varieties. Potatoes are weak,
onions steady.
There were three car loads Of oranges
sold at auction yesterday At prices little
under the ruling market rates. Lines are
weak and dull.
The butter market is lower for fancy
grades
The egg market Is doing better and sup
plies are vel! cleaned up.
Eastern poultry still comes In at lively
rate.
Produce rsceipts-Flour. quarter sacks,
eos: Oregon. ASA: wheat, ccntais, SAB;
Oregon, 10. i27; bsr.ey. centals. 19s; oats,
Oregon. cen,ais, ifss; potatoes, sacks, 3, 263;
Oregon, q. 81, onions. sacks, 2fa; Oregon,
515.
BRKspsrvrrs AND GRAINS.
Fiour-We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras. Sc 25dsSs5 per bbi.: bakers
extras. 8. lSey3 %; supsrtine, 81. sats2 so
whea,-So. shipping, s21sa3IIc:
choice. aots95c; milling, a75ae@sLo5 per
GENITAL.
Barley-So. / feed. 7I<@72ssc: choice
bright, 75s.c: brewing, s.1s9.30c per GEN.
tai.
oa,,-Red. sicogi Is; black, soocgi %.
milling. 81. iostLi5; fancy feed, 81. i0ot is:
good to choice. $i07ls q li0; com mon 10
fair. sSs8si. surprise. $L2gL5o; gray,
sLo2i s9LU!S1 per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL
nrsfts-on sight New York. Per 3ioo,
i3c premium.
Sterling bllls-on London. eo-day bank.
81 ssis.
Silver bars-Per onace. 59a.15aE.c
Mexican do!lars--isSl sec.
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HoR4.
Hops-Wsaker; Pacific coast, 13@20c.
WOOL
wool-Dull: domestic fleece, lS024c:
pulled, 20@36c; Texas, 10@l5c
MERCHANDISE.
Coppsr-Quiet; Lake, So IS.
Lead-Firm: domestic. s.. %.
Tin-Hisher; straits, $l900 bid.
Coffse-Options opened barley steady at
q decline Of 5 to Is points, rallied partially
and closed Arm at unchanged to Is points
decline. Sales. 1920 bags, including:
April, SIS i09l6.15; May. si5.75Gl5 1880.
Spot coffee. Rio. firm; No. I. l7ssc.
Sugar-Raw, firm refined, firm.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

BRITISH GRAIN MARKRn
LIVERPOOL, March l3-Nheas-Quiet;
No. California, s. ldass I'd; M. 4
red Western winter, Il lodges.
Corn-S.eady. new mixed. IS 9iSd.
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HOoD CANAL ROUTE
II New Passengss UssAmR
DELTA
fCarryiaS o. 3. NALL leaves Ceamaa den aoA
days. Wednesdays and Fridays as 700 N fes
kiagston. Pors Gamble. Bangor. esabock BrinaeA
pewatto, Liiiiwanp FaiiA Aoedspors and unioa
City and intermediate points, srrivfue - UniOa
City ~ I:oe p m. Leavss Uncn Ctty - A:vO {.
b ruesaayss Thursdays and satardAyA axriviao
ciARLEs MADISON, Massss
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~ sTEAMER o1EYHoUNA
Daily except sunday,
coeansuune Thursday February q 10QA
LvS seattle. II 80 m Lvs seattle. A:As -
I've Everett. $50 . m Lvs Everett. 200 n
s-~>.. Leaves seattle. ....,.......... 4s00 p q
euHssss Leaves Eve-ett...............ll:oO -
Connects with eoass for Tacoma ana snohoWlsh
LaudinG Col man deck. foot Of Marton s.feeA
ORATTL3 AND TACOMA NAVIGATOR ca
CLAUo TROUT. D. ". oOVDAUk.
Frva escE
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Keys h',e4 and gun repairing, all work
guaranteed. Hardy Il HAL, Pioneer block.
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STEAMER RAYNYKD,
Rebuilt and ref,rnishsd leaves Merchaahf deoh
Tuesday. Thursday and SATURDAY o. Z N. soS
Kingston, Port Gamble Bangor. seabsck. LII.
Waup DuwAtto HoedspoeA Union City Gnd later.
mediate points arriving in onion City 1t y m.
Leaves unien City q m. Wednesday, Friday
onl Sunday. axfivine in seattle 81 p m
= r.. LIBBY, Mastsa
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Trade AND SHIPPING.
Rsyiew of the Seattle Market
for the Past Week.
.eay AND OATS QUOTED LOWER
.~kea Deeiine In Buttsr-DTeseoA Beef
- - Advanesd-Ail Sugars
i Highss.

& o. q DEPARTMENT or AaRscrLSunn.
SEATaxE EuExAU.
PORTLAND. Or. Asxen II, ts9A }
Vsrecsss for weGassdsy: Rain: nearly Sta
En1nssJ Temperature.
rvSxp sfArKs pEPAsTMgsT OF ASRrcrLruRB
vKATHEE ErkzaU-bAfty DUELgTrN-
SEATTLE, Wash, March is, IDA
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Portland Grain Market
PORTLAND. March is.-fSpecial. Wheat
SLOW and steady; Valley, s50s6,fc;
Walls Walis, 75GT75so per GENITAL
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STEAMER MABEL
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essss hasysviile. Est Evsrett. Lowell aa1 So
s ION Fan e. !0 x111isk5 ss s.. r. 's
pAcIYIo NAVIGATION CO.
SPECIAL NoTICk
On account OF Teachers Convention 81 Tacoma
the steamer
STATE OF WASHINGTON
WIN leave Pacific Navigation Co = dock, foot Of
University street. at 6:sS o m In
stead OF 9 q IN.
FRIDAY, MARCH 10. 1894
Fare for round trip soc, good RETURNING SATURDAY.
March IL.
d W. sEMPLE, Agent
pAcryro COAST srEAMsHEr coxrASY-
Dispatch steamer frsm Seattle - fsllswsi
ro, san rrsnr,sco via Port TownsAa6 sad Vie
tor,a q. 9 . m fpassenssrs received On hoard -
q En-, March L q. IL Ia. - ~
For AissfA March IL snd a. st D . -
From San Francisco. for v'eisris sas Pssst
sa,nd porta ~ 0 q Il, March ]. 3, H. IL ~,
-. 81
Tickets may b ossrins. ~ the ssdcs o. ne ssn-
many Il oeeas dock. Sssfna
GoopALr, PERKINS = Co.
General Agents. saa TranctscA
III JOHNSON, r. q capt. s>astsA
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Managing oWnoA
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oTEANER MABEL
Leaves Eas1sids wharf Tuss6ays. ThusUAa0S -
oasuP1Ays ~ . n scs KdnenAs, Mukiltoa Nv
efsst MasySviiis. East Evsress. Lowell ana eAos
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The following are the prices paid by re-
tai dealers for round lots delivered 81 the
wharf or on tho cars. or the iobbing rates
quoted by wholesale dealers:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-14

Soar gohbiagf- eaitie >svon. @os, &c;
ZOOS. $40. Eisctsic. @ss. 81 10: ioss. - ".
Ktrss, York. -. 90: Toes. - 10: White
Russian, eos, ssAss I0ss. Sass; kahoitis
best. sls. si.io. lo}s, s.; Proctor & Gam
ble's livery, tas. s1>s, iahs, s., Castle.
white. iSesis's rer pound.
TasAcsro II ohSaagl -P.uc. Chewing,
Climax. IA is-os mugs. per =. &C.: le~os.
&Sc: s.xr, PEI =, &scs Horseshos, as
Shearheaa. ale: F3gSr i4eststeyk. ese
Kentucky Smile, Per r. sc Scroll las.