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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July cotton duil' III" ~ .
ding gulf. ~; middling uplanq7, III
sales, 3,si0 bales. Futures SI oste06o IN An,
sales, 39, 400 bales; July. 6ISa 80 Ill:
gust. 7.O3. September, 100; Octop2eI, 49,
November. IFS December, I2f January
7.S0; February, 1885, March, az, oo,.o,
The consolidated net receipts OF $500 y'.-,.n
reported to-day from az p9rtRs r,yain.
/ sos bales. exports TO Great btila,u an
%. POI bales; France, 5l4 bales, Oo"'i-
nent. 1.4li bales; stocks, 324,Ql9 bales,
Total so far this week.Net I11..tSttas,,
1896 bales; exports 10 EIea5 D ttrso,t
2q7 bales: France, 5l4 bales; Continent
new ORLEANS, July 2.-Holiday until
Statement on crop issued, by the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange from SSpe ,,.l
her /. 1888. TO June 80, 1891 inclusive:
Port receipts, $3.50. 1870 bales. against
1851 .226 bales last year ana ',V-o;;,n,--
bales yea. before last; overland 20 MUS,
Si3.07b bales. against SS1. 100 bales iast
year and .234. los bales year before iast
interior stock since September ISL ll,ply
bales. against 0,s49 bales last year ana
100 2S6 bales year before last; soutileIil
| mill takings. exclusive of consumption az
southern outports, CTS, lSG bales agaln,st
GOODS bales last year and 0stsf9 pales
| year before last: crop In sight at the
! close Of June. 1888, 65o7 ,S9l bales, against
s,90S,595 bales at the close Of june, ~
! crop brought into sight for June 81
| bales, against S6GQ4 bales last year and
! 107.377 bales year before last.
| LIVERPOOL. July 2-l2.30 T. NJ
| Cotton quiet ar unchanged prices: Amer
| lean middlng, 15-lG: sales. 5000 bales:
! American. 200 bales. speculation and
export, 500 bales; receipts 1000 bales;
| American, $500 bales. Futures steady
| and demand moderate; July and August,
| 5-64; August and September. 5j-Gi;
| September and October. 5G-Gi: Deem
Der and January, 60-G4: January and
| February, 61-6t. Tenders 1900 bales
| 7. N.-July. 55-G4Q3 5G-Gi; July
and August, 3 53-GiG3 5G-GA: August and
| September. 3 57-Gi: September and Oc-
toher. 3 1894, buyers October and No
yember, 3 59,Gi buyers: Noyemher and
January. 3 Coca: January and Fehru-
airy, 3 62-e4, buyers; February and March
3 63-G4q4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
~ YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW lNINR LNOAf'.' - W
NEW YORK, July 2.-Flour dun and
steady: winter wheat. low grades. Si.s5
I250. fair TO fancy, 81. +ON29O. patent
<2gQ3 70: Minnesota clear S2-30265'
patent SO 6jQ420, low extras, SlSTi2.jO
Southern flour dull and steady; common
to fair extra, $2lOqS.OO; good to choice
Wheat quiet and hrmer: No. . red,
store and elevator, Gle; ahOat Ollsp6l Rc.
Options were fairly active and lap
higher and frmer, closing firm; No. red
closed: July, Sic; August, G2l4c.; Septem-
ber 6}i2c
Corn scarce. firmer and dull; No. ?.
45Ac.. elevator; 464p4GAc. afloat. OPP
lions were moderately active and l,U3sc.
higher, closing firm July, 4JAc., August,
46 &C.: September. 4GIc.
Oats quiet and lower, closing firm.
Spot-No >. 40QjOc: 40. white. ola
size; mixed western, 40l245lc.; white
Hay quiet; choice steady; shipping,
zoe: good to choice ;JQS5c.
Wool moderately active and easy; do
nestle fleece, 17a22c: Texas. 7gl2c.
Beef quiet and steady: family, Sl2.OOW
1900. extra mess, SsVgtsoo; Deer mans
1uiet: city extra. India mess. $1,000 $500;
cut meats quiet and firm; picked bellies,
ST12b: shoulders. 800; hams Slu.-'G
10 80: middles nominal
Lara tillfl anu III liI'A tHt'''
S715 bid: city, S662Aga675. sales, July,
Il 20 nominal Refined quiet. 'ont-
ncnt $40: South American, $50; com
Pork-IIess, Sl375qHo0; extra prime
Butter quiet and unchanged; state
dairy. 27Bc.. creamery. 15al5lsc.; west
ern dairy l0ilal4Ec.; do, creamery
14G1Sc.; Eleins. lSc.
Cotton seed oil dun and firm; crude
2gc.: yellow, 32,2nSc.
Petroleum quiet and steady
ROsin quiet and steady; strained, COM
mon 10 good, S13J0l30. o,~
Turpentne duh and steady at 3oh9
3Gfc. 49, H..
tic. fair To- extra, 3f.u'i4c.
Alolasses-- Foreign nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle. good 10 choice, quiet
and steady at 27039c.
peanuts quiet and barely steady
coffee. Options barely steady at bnlo
points down: August, sOul3.s9i Octo-
her si3 G50137O December, Sl3. ga III. ~;
March SI275. Spot Rio dull and steady
40. I, S16G2ia.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining,
. lI-tGc. Refined quiet end easier of
4. 33s0lc.; standard \. l-l5n4' &C.; cut
loaf. 47sNj Lice; crushed, 1870 l-lOc.i
granulatcd, 1 1-16NiAc.
FreIghts to Liverpool dull; cotton
Std; grain, liid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
ANAncHIsrs JAILED IN ADVANCE.
~ KA1sFR's nRAcrrrL 10.

NJ Dupuy told NJ Casimir-Perier Of
the Emperors act. The President said
lion. touched the hearts IF two great
nations. During the funeral the news
spread rapidly. The comment everywhere
was that the Emperor had done grace
mi deed which would allay some Of
the bitterness between Germany and
France.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
.llN1a-rrnlrn pARrp pEATH.

t WAS "a mark. too. OF his characters
ase for he had received no iesS
Your threats Of death BY khiIe. pu'.
bomb n he followed inc Douy VI
predecessor 10 the tomb.
avery wa q. woman, and chlId hau StODi
.fs under q clOudless, DioillhS pr!
W sl.ur atmosphere. The temperatu,t,e
a'.te 90. and yet 2,000,NO people SUI
% luc3mplainingly. and when the cor,
f.e President arrived, were ProuI
forgot their distress ana pay lheF
f tribute with uncovered heads.
i..lHlng the President were his sec
tl.E. Behind these were the Presl-
is OF the Senate and Chamber am
lastod0rs ministers cardinals, marshals'
automatic ENJOYS, secretaries ana al
Pcs. senators, deputies, members OF INC
NftNn " Honor, members OF the lnstl-
t.. ~ France and a host OF others.
-. 700 plain black evening dress OF Dnlteo
plates Ambassador Eustis was In strlk--
.s contrast TO the brilliant costumes OF
other foreign diplomats with whom
=. walked IN procession. The senators
am deputies were I'm evening dress. ana
nofe tri-coored sashcs. and the Judges
,fe IN flowing robes. ermined or OF pam
aath watered SIX, etc, according TO thelf
f'"oe The faculties OF the schools OF
80 ond letters wore yellow or purple:
si1 Tho scademicians green embroidered
''"@ ana trousers and carried swords.
soLFaH sfRyicr At SoTnr DAME.
=. ne services at Nolre Dame were
sishge 70 the eyes and ears. Only the
hSDAE OF the gOnOrOus bell WAS hard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC. July 3. 1877
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-18

Corn-D>eerzber. Is lie: Jaraaty. &c:
MAY, % 1850 S-sc
oats-Deceunber. SC: January. - s-scs
May. = i-fc-
Pork-yazssaary. y1g -: Nay. Sin
I.ra-JanuAry. $40: May. Ef,f-a
Rsb--January. $50 H.: May. sslA
1--we stock
feeling deveicpe3 soon after the opening
was caused BY the discovery tina. the ar
rivals were something ike 2see head
greater than the first estimates made.
The demand prevented declines. prices re-
nakalng about the sane as ea Saturday.
Hogs-There was an average gain Of 100
per 100 The ines~ase3 frrnneSs was q
consequence OF the fact that the arrivals
fell below expectations. The great bulk
Of the ssun Vas weighed AZ s43sEAsD. or
81 8 or 81 ~ for light and at 81 sns46e for
medium and heavy. Prime keayy weights
were quoted al 81 s5aIT0. and prime as
sorted isgh. at s. 4o6s445
Saeep-Marxst opened decidedly strong
Heavy sheep were only steady 10 per-
hsps a few cents higher in some cases,
but medium weight sheep and lambs of
cespts were remarkably good as to quail
ity. very little poor and common stun
being offered Quotations ranged from
si-Gsu5. 50 for poor TO choice sheep. and
g. zSssAso for lambs Of similar grades
Rece1P ts--caStle. Is.0so. calves, So; hogs.
D. Co., sheen, Goa
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ESGLIsa MARKETS.

London. Dec i7.-Bar silver. 1854
Consols. i13 5-ls. Bank OF England discount
rate. per cent.
Liverpool. Dec I7.-Ciose: Wheat
Steady; demand. moderate; No. red,
winter, As "a; No. 2 red. spring, stocks ex-
haEsted. No. hard Manitoba. IS Cd: No.
1 California. SIS I'D; futures. closed firm.
to farthings higher on near and dis
tant positions; business about equally dis
trfbuted: December. IS I'D: January. IS
Sd. February. Is sI-ei: March. As lod:
April Is 10 Lad; May, Is 10 Sid
corn-Spot. quiet; American mixed, 4s
Il lad: futures. closed unchanged 10 2
farthings higher On near positions. and ]
farthings higher on distant; business
heaviest on early positions: December. Is
Ii lid; January ~ Sid. February,
March. April and May. Is LA
Flour-Duli; demand. poor; St Louis
fancy. winter Is Sd.
Hops-At London Pacific coast, e. lss
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Nrw YORK MArKErs.
The stock Exchange.

S.w York. Dec. I7.-T'he week openeo
cale, on the stock exchange. Win heSNs
49,, 20 th,, speculation ans s;aE1eahs
,,srk.t Tra8lnx continusa duh ali dsy'
80 49,, dealings we're irregular taroH6h-
s,,, small rallies and inesAsea uensia4
,..',,so,,. following each other 10 quick
.,,,,esxtcn. sugar ara Gas were the otA1y
,v., stocKs that displayed any ACTIVITY
scr which closed on saturN1Ay * -
"a. quoted AZ the openanE. - sissreS'
,r,-, - i-sGs. - TIE latter figures ~sES
49,, ,,v-es, roint touched during the cay
80 ws.a occasional slight reactions on
80 wav IN ire ssocS reached - S. saeFs-
y, t.asa~c ncon Then came 1eesahe :"
e. ana a rally - -. the closing pr5ee
49, a. & A gain az IS On The Gay
sy.,,a h,,,-tus- IN TIE stock was ~ houses
,.+tn washington city connections. o0t
,,sra was TO rews rora-2irg the tsuSs,
savo-abls or uu.avorAble. rrasNNt -
~ -pno~< touching Ire CsiesSo tssAs
forthcoming 5iviassi depressed the see0s
=, - eersuauv. The Shares aecasi'sa
rs per cSn. io ths early tra1ns'
covering SIS again. and making E.lA'N
~ IS IN the rnaI sales TIE net iNSS
Aelr- IA Per cert lake Shose prose
- tS.r cert. On tbs sale % 100 SHARES
ana Isonx Island &soppS3 peT cent 81.
sha sale q re shares TE@ SFsrSeF
shares t.ss,vea within very D&rTow l.iss@As
asd acre GsaIis traded ID a oS'AsF '">-s
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The state Of Trade.

The state OF Trade.
San Francisco. Dec. i7.-Ciosing-
Easy: May. IS 3-sc.
Barley-Inactive; May. 81 $40.
Corn-sl.25
Bran-sl2.50 per ton.
tsrea8stufGs and Gratrs.
Flour-Family extras. s. 4043.50: bakers
extras, s33oll3.4 40: superfine. s.. 2OG2.5S.
Wheat-Business this morning In the
sample way was slow. No 1 shipping,
81 lee as a fun figure. though choice Of
ferings would command IS 3-4c. Moder-
ate demand prevails for milling quail
ties, 50 l-eGs7 1-2c: Walla walla wheat
stiu comes TO hand with freedom. 75sF
II f-2c for fair average quality. 81 lease
for Bluestem, and 81 l-24T2 1-sc for damp
stock.
Barley-Market void OF activity. Near
~ $500 centals came down today from
Oregon Feed. fair to good sodS2 Ice;
choice, 81 I-8F3S5c; brewing. soG95c.
oats-Stocks ara showing accumula-
tlon. tho demand not being equal to the
supply Arrivals were wholly from Ore
gon. footing up $500 centals Milling.
gai II 10; surprise. sl.0Gl.is; fancy feed,
Size l-29f07 IL; good 20 choice. % la
% l-sc: poor 20 fair. S. 1-2a3ec: black. $i.i5
4is0: red. sl.ei 1-2Gi.i5: gray. &c i-2cGSL
Produce MISCONCEPTIONS. sacks. s.95S; Or
egon. 20i2: wheat. oentaIs. sac; oregon.
lilo. barley. centals. 4s7s; Oregon. e ISL:
oats. Oregon. e.f57; corn. centals. 30, rye.
sacks. 266. Oregon. SOS. beans, sacks. alas;
potatoes. sacks. 6.75i
Financial.
Silver bars 60 1-4160 Sac.
Mexican dollars, 50 I-2GSlc.
Drafts on New York-Sight. 7i-sc per
sloo
Drafts-Telegraph. ioc per SEQ.
iaing stocks
Alta. 20. Alpha Con. IS; Andes. -;
Relcher. s.: Belle Isle. s; Best & Beichsr.
Is. Bodie con. -: Bulllon. =; Bulwer
Con. s: Caledonia. s; Challenge Con- y.
Cl,ollar. Is; Confidence. 50: Con. Gala and
va. 80; Con Imperial !: Crown Point
"a. Gould & Gurrie. O., Hale s NoTcross'
-. Justice. %: Kentuck Con. 8; Mexican.
81 Mono $: Mount Diablo. 10; Occidental
Can. :. ophir. rs: Cverznan, q Fotosi.
Is, savage. 50: linton Con, 81: Utah Con-
3. yellow Jacket. n
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer walla walla will arrive tomor-
row morning from San Francisco.
Steamer Farailon is due at this port
this afternoon from San Francisco.
Steam barge L. ]. Perry lost thirty tons
of hay overheard yesterday ON the Skagit
river.
Schooner Meteor VIII get out to sea to-
day with cargo OF lumber from Port
Gamble.
Steamer AI-Ki arrived yesterday morn
ing from San Francisco and proceeded TO
the bunkers for fuel She left for Ia
coma soon after to load q return cargo of
grain
Following storm signal was received
yesterday: Lower signals. Storm has
moved south central to Eureka Fresh
north to east winds"
Steamer City OF Puebia was at the
bunkers yesterday taking on fuel She
will leave tomorrow morning at o'clock
for San Francisco.
Tug Magic left yesterday morning for
Tacoma TO take the schooner Peerless.
lumber laden, out to sea
Steamer Rosalie will come off the dry
dock today and make her regular trip to
viii be tied up.
Schooner Emma Claudina will finish
loading lumber at the City slip tomorrow
and leave for Tacoma to finish her cargo.
Frank w. Goodhue. OF Colman dock.
left last night for waila Walla on
weeks business trip.
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',ailroaa and industrial Votes.

General Agent Stevens. of the Great
Northern was out on the coast line yester-
day.
Superintendent Kline. OF the Seattle.
aAke shore & Eastern road. had business
aa the line yesterday.
ne Northern Pacific Express Company
iss added a new driver ana one office
s'sik TO It's force In order 10 care for
ssssay business
1ee Canadian Pacific railway earnings
g The week ended December Il were
.sse for the same period last year.
A&ea' increase, a.oN
re Great Northern announces that
VS. the arrangement With the O. n. 4
= Raslesge tickets OF The latter lire Will
: AoaoEed on the lines Of the Great
s'ssera In tins state
ssesge L. Eoaney. superintendent Of
e Great Northern dining and sleeping
- ssrF'ee was in the city yesterday. lie
y ne coast to start the new service
al ssokana
:. = 9 Richardson. formerly IN the Great
te E4N@N once ~ " Aakt0tRs Ms
- appointed night clerk at the Seattle
80 The Great Ncrthern Express conf
800 AIDED new delivery wagon 20 its
swsies yesterday.
@fNssser Thomas r. Brown. CT the Sc
- Lake Shore & Eastern. returned
- Ssokane Sunday night. where he has
- Atsea3ing 70 his roads Intervening
- asAsEast TIC Union Pnclac railroad In
Seekane Cn!on depot wrangle.
kss Northern Pacinc. Great Northern.
&ere taan 80 per cent or the holders Of
= Nasted States Trust Companyss GER
aeSies Tor Chicago & Northern paclfc
seas have ssssntsd 70 tse plan Of re-
ssa'Es;lcn, and Il Is now declared eyer
- far as regards those who de-
hcnas under the agreement q
sssssaaer s. lSos
Soa Railway & Navigation. Canadian
SC IN connection Wits TIE tires &
Western Freight association and the
aEton s Quincy IN Nebraska. have
sssAe3 notice % amendment - west
- iarlT % North Faciac coast ter
~ss IS follows. Iron ard stee-. etlis;s
S scrap steel. blooms ana muck bar.
G !. TT1-3 :. / frogn Chicago and
essea polnss end cSssinss pissr> and
80 sln J. C. L.. ana packing house
FAssess c sra
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL pILLER.

Karl n. Beck. Ravenna Park; William
Date. A S. Howard. Ed Howard, Edison
Il. S. wyckoff. Port Orchard; Dan Cauley
Mosher: L. L. Gierln, Snohomish; j. A.
Cooper, III. T. Nelson. FAN City; Walter
Crockett Coupeville: Mrs. l. ]. Todd and
daughter, Mrs. u. ]. Gent, Miss Carrie
Gent. Coupeyille;f Mrs. John Gilchrist.
stanwood; Jasper Sin, Florence. Wash.
J. II Armstrong, Samuel Gilpatrtck.
Stanwood; A. l.. Rutherford. u. ". Tay-
Tor, Fall City; J. II. Gibson. NJ. D., Gil
man: c. Z. Eaton. Coupeville; Charles
Conrad. La Conner: Frank Quinby. Mount
Vernon: Alexander Birss, Skagit; J. w
Nelghbor, Fall City; James Lund. stan
wood: ]. Mcdonald, Utsaiady; Phiic
Rutherford. Snoqualnie: Peter Nelson,
Sa.en Or
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CHICAGO MARKETS



Chicago, Dec. i7.--The wheat market at
the opening showed a firraer tone than
toward the close OF Saturdays session
The short sellers appeared to have dis
counted on Saturday. and expected l.5oo.-
900 bushels increase in the visible. The
better feeling among the longs was due
10 decided falling or in the Northwest
ern receipts. and 10 encouraging tele-
grams from Liverpool. There was ten
deacy toward a decline shortly after the
start. when Minneapolis stocks were re-
ported 70 be S45.oo0 bushels heavier than
On Monday last. or 90 bushels more
than Saturdays advance, The visible
soon gave such evidence as induced the
expectation OF much heavier Increase
than had been looked FOR. AMI that put an
entingsisasr upon what begaa 70 assume
the appearance q very strong market
May wheat-opered az from S 7-szgSs 81.
ard gradually improved untl Il reached
$50. bat as the huge Increase. which was
latterly confirmed. began 70 deepen the
shadow on the market. the UNDERLYING
hulisSs feeling gradually ocxe1 out. and
about an boar from the en1 OF The session
the price was down 10 s lie. The prloes
sroppea for an instant to IS I-sc. an3
closed with sellers az IS l-tQsS s-sc-
Corn-openei WITH sellers st shade
under the price which was BID at the close
on saturday. and It gradually sank until
II had declined - Gn3er the h'ghsst price
paid AZ TIRE start TIE receipts souaswha,
ove-ran the estimates. The amount On
ocean passage increased S13sso Bushels
lass week. and TIE visible sspgly showed
an Increase CO i.Ig0s1 bushels against
So 90 bushels INCREASE On the year be-
fore May opened az y i-Se, touched
a. I-sc. saa closed az - l-.c.
oats-The sympathy existing ~!eh tbs
corn market was great May started a.
& s-S8Ss f-sc. sold down 70 2 f-tc, closing
a. that axers
Provisions were 6rE.s. tst me srnorove-
r1ent in pr.ces established taa not pro-
suce any activity IN the trading. Iassead
% 4 80 hogs. as estimated On Saturday.
onlv = 90 we're received. AZ TIE eIeSs
TIE advances vere as follows: Pork. %.
lar.A ana rshs. SC cGch
Closing. wheaS--Decezne~r : - &c.
May. g l-sSss s-scs Jaly. = s-tGSs T-se-
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ne shingie trust movement is growing
aad a GENERAL feeling IN itS favor is re-
ferted hy the promoters Of the organiza-
taa' No date Is set for a meeting OF
sAuglemen this week. but they are CON-
ias - daily and discussing the situation
salle replies are awaited from others at a
asianee Among those in the city yester-
say vas J.. NJ. David. OF Blaine. who is
We pleased with the prospects presented
eN The formation Of the company to con-
hol prieeA
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A popular poet OF long ago once
dreamed he dwell In marble halls" and
found much satisfaction In his dream
To-day he who can AFFORD ticket over
The North-w Western Line" with the add
81 pittance for sleeping car fare between
Minneapolis, ST. Paul and Chicago. can
be a king for thirteen hours. with sur
roundiuss such as solomon himself never
saw and with a service equally as good.
the details OF which would AL an hour
OF study FOR the traveller. killing time
on the 40 mile run By this train in a
single night- +. W. Parker. Puget Sound
agent. COL Front street. Seattle
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The trains OF the Great Northern rail-
way cross the Cascade ana Rocky noun
tains 81 daylight. arordiug passengers
the opportunity OF seeing the grandest
scenery in America Ticket Office, sl2
Front street
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Dec. T.-wheat-Valley. ESQ
n I-2c: Haila WalIa, zoe.
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Yesterday was quite an unsatisfactory
day in the wheat market. Offerings were
large and values were weaker, but the
buying element was very Indifferent and
held aioof. Transactions were small and
occasional sales were effected by shad-
ing the asking figures. There Is some
buying for shipping account. but the vol
ume OF such trading is OF small proper
tons. All other cereals In sympathy
with wheat were dull
In the local fruit market trade moves
very slowly. and prices In nearly all
commodities are so weak that they are
almost regulated by what buyers choose
to offer. Choice apples are plentiful.
and under a moderate inquiry the prices
are fairly steady. The finest navel or
there Is considerable stock now on hand
which is choice, but not fancy. and this
Is being sold occasionally under quota
lions. Seedlings are duh, but the low
prices appear TO have rather increased
sales Vegetables meet with good In
quiry and the best stock sells at steady
figures. Dried fruits are very dull and
all dealers have more stock now on hand
than they can handle to advantage.
Derry products are selling moderately
well. and prices yesterday were the same
as on Saturday. Eastern eggs and poul-
try are arriving freely and the effect Is
TO weaken the values OF native and Cali
ifornia products.
Groceries and provisions are selling
well at steady figures.
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NoTICE-CAPT SFAULDIx6. MANAGER
~ OF the seattle Tug sad Barge ComtNay il
Agssn on deck. have the sole management on
ths staunch suSeo& Portland. ami Narcny tsxe
this method OF informing nv olf patrons ana
others who may have WORK In ma line tnss II
an prepares 10 do TIRE sane with dispatch aud
a. popular rates Those wishing the services OF
good boat will inquire On beard. or at once ef
Seattle Tug and Bsres Company. foos OF Mar ion
street, near Flyer Office.
CAFT. A. p. sPAULDIN a
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sasersieas - Portland Universal Nxre-
~itson.
sse Northern Pacific railroad VIII sell
.sesfsiou tickets Seattle &c Portland. on
ssesst os Portland exposition. from De
ssaeef !. lisa. 10 January Is. ISIS Tickets
sac every Tuesday zna Fvi1Ay. good
II I'VE SAYS. Fare only $50 FOR the
- trtn. iaciuainr two admissions %
s1Tcx.toR. /. a. Na3eAa. General
|sssni. Seattle.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING

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Aches and pains
of rlan or Beast
get osst when
Mexican
Mustang I inirnent
goes in
Mexican Mustang
Liniment.
goes to the
very citadel of pain
and puts all
aches to flight
Dull pains,
Deep pains,
Smarting pains
all depart when
touched by Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Aches and pains
i'm Man or Beast
cease to torture
when touched
by Mexican
Mustang Liniment
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VICTORIA ROUTE
eIEANER RosAiI1
Ari4nEto Deck
Iesvss fer yissorsa aEa Peft Tewnssna daily.
ezssps sssisy, 81 l. ID p n rsssrs3sG. tssvss
VICTORIA q N. stss q O. g4sAo lsas0 fof Pert
gswnserG ana wey paris eslsy. sxesDs t7nday,
alta M; e1n4sy. elrsrk ~ d Ea-f fsscf2tng
direct ssssn Part fsv assr4 % & - tnoas IA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-18

VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP THROUGH
the Islands. STEAMER UTOPIA, J. A
O'Brien, Master.
Leaves Tscems y noon. Seattle Central
wharf s .. m. Mondays ane Ihursaays for Port
townsend, Auanortes. kssrnavsn. New what
com Blaine and Friday Hsrpor. going through
70 Vancouver on Thursday trip
Fare 20 Blaine, g.. fare 20 Vancouver,
For further snfofmstion apply a. Csnual
wharf