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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

mKISs ETA HANSON-will open her
AvA dressmakiDg parlors, 227 Water st. Sept. TO-.
sept7diwt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07

| Fred Wiltshire, clerk in the j. +. Fuller
Co, grocery store, is in Lewiston attending
the fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Lerche and son Of
Springfield, Mass, are Wishing relatives n
the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07

burg, never sold less than 75 cents. Sale
price only 40 cts. Not more than two to
customer.
Printed Lawns and unbleached Seer
suckers down from 10 to 6 IL cts.
A few Sateens and Zephyr Lawns marked
down from II 1-2 to s cts. to close.
Elegant clean white Cotton Batting put
up expressly for US, call and see it.
Ladies' and Children's Hats at 8 Dc ID
cts, worth four times the above prices.
A few Flowers and Ribbons at almost
your own price.
Remember we are sole agents for
YhOmpSOn's GlOUe Fitting COrsets.
Special prices on Ladies and Children's
Hosiery and Jersey Underwear.
Do not fail to see the above and many
other bargains now on sale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07

XNANCED-A good strong girl for general
w Homework at Granite Hill Farm Halo
well. W. L. Atherton. IT, sep6d1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07

fXyANTED-A chance 10 clerk in a store
w Have had some experience in book keep
ing. Inquire at JOURNAL Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07

Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick of Vanceboro, is
in the city visiting her brother, j. C. Kirk
| p trick. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07

WANTED A girl for general houscwork
w Apply to Mrs. John l.. Stevens, Western
avenue. sep6dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07

NITANTED-The ladies of Augusta and vi0in-
w ity to know that Will do dreas cutting
and making b. the day at their homes. Raie-
reasona lie. Satisfaction guaranteed. Annie X
Kelley. Randolph Maine fep7dlW*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07

NvANTED-Three good agents at once. easy
w work. good pay. / you see this ad and are
not n canyasser and have a picture you want en-
larged send it with this adj within ten days to the
Branch Office of the Z rtlaud Art Il Portrait Co.
and we will make you life size Crayon Portrait
free. We not grocery dry goods dealers we
are artists and make picture that is worth $40 GO
We have studio in Haowcll. We also carry a
full line of Dennison's Crepe and imported Tissues
and Flower for Art nd Decorations The frames,
six inches wide, for the above crayons, cost onl}
from $3.50 up. Address, b. H. Halves, Manager,
IIailowe. sept5dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07
NEW ADVERTISE aENTS TO-DAY.


NEW ADVERTISE aENTs TO-DAY.
To let-Room.
Wanted-House.
For Sale-Piano.
g. Nj. Randall. Nj. ID.
Hills Cancer Ointment.
Wanted-Dtessmaking.
Nanted-Fiitv tall men.
John +. Morrison-Piano tuning.
Local Matters.
The last Jay Of the Maine State Fair.
A. X. Brsck it of Freeport,w was here yes.
terday.
c. A. Messer is confined to his home bv
| illness.
j. c. Durrell Of Skowhegan, was in the
| city, yesterday.
c. A. Marston of Skowhegan, visited
| Augusta Thursday.
Judge A. G. Andrews left for the Maine
State fair yesterday.
! j. F. Young and wife have returned from
a visit to Ocean Point
Mrs. C. G. Totman of Fairfield, is visit.
ing at II. S. Bradbury's.
Miss Annie j. Crawford left for Dover,
| N. II. yesterday morning.
Twelve men finished work at the Fuller
granite quarry. yesterday.
j. c. kirkpatrick will leave for Lewis.
ton, today, to attend the fair.
The danger Signal" Company was en-
| tertained at the North yesterday.
c. S. Downing was at Lewiston, yester-
day, attending the Maine State fair.
Landlord Bradley Of the Revere House,
| East Vassalboro, was here yesterday.
| Not any contagious diseases have been
ported to Health Officer Harris the past
week.
Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick of Nanceboro, is
in the city visiting her brother, j. c. Kirk
p itrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Lerche and son Of
Springfield, Mass, are Wishing relatives n
the city.
Fred Wiltshire, clerk in the j. +. Fuller
Co, grocery store, is in Lewiston attending
the fair.
S. +. Robinson of Houlton, leader Of
the Houlton band and Robinson's orchestra,
is in the city visiting.
Louis Stevenson, son of Vice President
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07

Not any contagious diseases have been
It ported to Health Officer Harris the past
week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07

NOR SALE-Best Granite Tool, Bessemer
H and Machinery Steel, also Lathe and Planet
Tool steel and Norway and ed Iron at whole,
sale. Lowest prices quoted on large orders.
Telephone. loS Bangor St. H. Ii. Harvey.
rnar21dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07

2XYANFED hodse containing OF room
w at couvrue eat distance fro0 water st
Address, IS Gsge ST., Augus's, NJ. Fept7dlR*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07

Landlord Bradley of the Revere House,
East Vassalboro, was here yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07

a aumDcr of desirable reeioen0ee IN Augusta
Me-, varying In prices from $3.50 to S4,b0O,
sao several 10 to IsS acre places In the suburbs o.
this city; one two story house and lot in Lewston
Me. a number of farms in Kennebeo county
varying in price from 1890 to $4,000. Houses
I'D tenements to let. K. W. WHITKHoUsE. At
torney, Augusta. Maine. tan1dh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07

VNANTED.-Allk kinds of sewing TO do viii
w go out by day week, or work at home
Terms reasonable. Apply to Mrs. f. S. Chamber
lain, 10 Gage street. Sept5d1wt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-07

NIOHE CUSTOMERS WANTED for
WI pure jersey Milk, delivered at six cents
per quart. Address Lambard Farm, Hospital
Street sep6dlWs
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7 OST-A roll of bills. VIII finder please re
~ turn same to Kcnnebec journal office.
sept3dlw*
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-25

sAs stock even ~ the exsrern ely low ryicea
TIE price IN itself. however. was . potent
srgune vita the shorts Who took hold
freely. and By their purchases Pot the
vslns up 20 81 canfs In the courSe Of half
"a hour. Besides the prospective loss Of
NsWo.Mu husnesa OF wheat from droueht
in California. the bulls tried 60 sustain
their dropping courage by Q contempia-
tson Of clearance for the last swsnsy-four
hours. which amounted in wheat and nour
together 70 abont 30 GO bushels, ineiud-
Ing what went from the four principal A.
iantac ports and New Orisana The balls
failed 10 bay any wheat that vas Isfs 70
the shorts. and buying OF that character
vss sufficient 20 sustain prices in the near
neighborhecd Of IS cents during tho
greater part Of the session.
Corn was Affected for time BY the weak
ness In wheat. but also shared ita late arm
ness. and closed with . gain Of q Of cent.
The May shorts In cats had TO suffer for
their tsmerisy in some Of the low stocks
hsraA
Ciosins: Wheat Cash. sshc; Nay.
5esS@5SIc.
ccra-Highsr: cash. ssssc: Nay, ssxe
Oafs-sieadys cash and Nay, Sc.
Rye-Quies: 4s54c.
FAX seed-Sfenuv. IL -
Timcshy--Quiet: A5
Pork-Cash and May, Sl240
Lard-Cash and May. hrm: 3.{-k.
Short ribs-Firm; cash ana May, 3A4o.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattls-Receipts. $50 head. Market
unchanged and slow. with over e.0p0 on
sac. prime 10 extra native steers, a. Is
s4so: medium, 81 ss6sAlo; Others. &asoes
as: Texans. $S.ooaAoo
Hogs Receipts. 1900 head. Market
slow at f5c lower. and closed bad with
many unsoid; rough heavv. $425ef4 50:
packers and mixed, &SO6als: prime
heavy and butchers weights, IS. i5a2a IS;
assorted hight - ios15l5
sheep and lambs-Receipts 5000 head.
Market unchanged at dull and weak; un-
settled: top sheep. $a.75St4 IS: top lambs,
81 yOsI1 50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-25
BOSTON sIoCk EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO MARKETS.,
TIE koAap OF rRAnx

CHICAGO. April e&.-As soon as the OPEN
Ing figures were given the wheat Dit started
with offers 20 sell May wheat from SIX 10
Sac. Trading as general for q moment
At the lowest of those prices. At size the
decline since the close yesterday was sc.
and IL vas &c lower than the previous low
prlee on record for May delivery. The de-
cline was attributed to unusually large ex-
ports and reports OF rain In the West. In
Guiding the shipments from this country,
Loo. 90 bushels were pat aaost last week
Ia excess of the estimated needs of the i'm
porting nations. There vas nothing in
tie morning news 10 encourage buying 20
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
STATE OF TRADE.


SAN Francisco. April 24-Prices were
steady in the vegetable market this morn
ing with the exception Of green pepners
which were easier. The receipts include
1852 boxes asparagus, $50 boxes rhubarb.
IA boxes cucumbers, 2T3 sacks potatoes. $50
sacks peas. California onions are cleaned
up in the market; onions are firm.
Strawberries were very weak this morn
ing. with receipts about Is chests. Four
boxes almonds arrived from the south.
Apples are dull. Five car loads of oran ges
sold at auction.
The butter market is stiffiy maintained
and prices are marked up. Eggs are steady
At quotations.
Poultry Is firm and in demand. The
market is stocked with Eastern poultry
and thu demand Is dull for California
stock. Prices are steady.
Produce receipts-F!au- quarter sacks.
- 94i; barley. centais. 1 5a5: oats. centals,
l+5; Deans, sacks, sdg; corn. SACKS, 500: po.a-
toes, sacks, los.
sRSAnsruFFs AND GRAINS.
Fiour-We quote as follows: Net cash
prices for family extras. $S,6o6f370 per
barrel; bakers extras. $S.5cGaeC: super.
me, 81 706f 2ao per bsrr.l.
Nhea,-The market is entirely under
speculative influences just now, and there
Is no quotation for shipping wheat in the
regular way of trade, as exporters are not
doing anything. On parity with foreign
markets wheat IN ioca. circles would be
worth about Csc if of standard quality.
but IL can I've sold to call board operators
at $i.p5esl.o1la for piiing up against future
contracts. u Hing wheat is held at q
range OF sLo1is9Li2i1 per GENITAL
Bariey-Anotner week has passed with
out any rainfall and this circumstance ha.
further strengthened the barley situation.
Interior holders are not inclined TO shin in
this direction, as custom can be found
nearer home and receipts are therefore of
limited proportions. Feed barley is quot
able AT ST. log / i2is. with no pressing de-
sire 10 rea!f'. No brewing barley is seen
around on change. though recent sales are
said 10 have been msde at 81. - and from
this figure up io $l.Io per Genital would.
perhaps be . fair quosahle range
Oats-Buslness - not OF particularly
large volume. but prices show good
strength. Firm feeling prevailing In
other feed products largely tends 10 sus.
tain cat quotations, Stocks are fairly we'll
concentrated and matters generally incline
tavorably for the selling interest Ne
quote as follows: Milling. sl2jts3l 81:
surprise, - 4essi IS: fancy feed, Sl39Ss
i.Sj; good 20 choice, 81. I'D |. 27ts; poor 20
fair. ST. l0@.si. ~. black. 81 i2bsee l. IS; red.
nominal, gray. u. iatS /. ~ per ceatal.
FINANCIAL
nraffs-fln sight, New York. rer unn
i~ise premium. Sterling bilss-0n London.
to-day bank. ss.s-
Silver bars. per ounce. s7s1 sGss5.c
Mexican dollars. $50 - &c.
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wonld bsxrsn.sd- The Opening rriee WAS
s. doun, and then came m advanee Of =.
after which ssliirg movement vas n.
auxarssed. yesussir; ia nseak Of IL per
cens When the lower figures wers
reached huyine orders came into the mar
kes, Which caused . rally Of s, the FINAL
sale baine 81 decline Of IS on the days
trading Considerable long stock Us put
and the short interest also increased their
line. DistilIing wAs the star performer Of
the day, breaking par csnE on the re-
port that the case Of GotschAik Co.
against the Dsssiiiing company, In
volvfn9 . question Of rebates - APP
piled 20 retail sales had been decided
in favor Of the plaintiff. When 10 WAS
learned that the suit did not Affect the
general rebate system of the company .
partial recovery was made, bat the final
sale Was made at . decline o. IL per cent
on yestsroay's closing. Sugar rose y in
the early dealings. reacted s and then. on
good buying for bull pool, sold
up IL, with . final reaction Of =. leaving
Q ne: gain of IL. The granger snares were
actively traded IN and were weak in the
early part of the day. Burlington falling
OF IL. Sc. Paul and Rock Island frac-
ton, but railysng on the late dealings. 81.
Paul gaining a on the day and the others
Of the group only losing 4 for Northwest
and Rock Island. and 5 for Burlington.
The general market opened firm aud in
the main . small fraction higher. The
movement OF prices was irregular during
the morning, but majority Of stocks traded
in recorded lower fgures After midday
the entire list became easier in sympathy
with depression in D.ssiiling and Chicago
Gas. and it was not until the iast half
hour that the market recovered Its tone.
After $50 o'clock buying orders we're re-
ceived in the exchange. causing q brisk
advance. the market closing strong, but
irregular - to prices
The railway and miscellaneous bond
market was generally weak throughout
the day.
Government bonds-Stssdy.
State bonds-Inaceive.
Petroieum-steady: Pennsylvania oil
sales. none; April options sales, none;
closed offered ., Soc. Lima Oil sales, none.
FINANCIAL.
Monsy-On call. easy at per cent:
last loan. / per cent; closed I per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 2L@5 per cent
business in bankers bills At &4Sst@
"a ssls for demand, and sAss0ls7I@ for
sixty days Posted rates. $4ss@ls9Js:
commercial bills. 81 SCI @iS6is.
Silver certifcates-6iAcx
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THE NEW YoRk MARKETS.

NEW yoss. April e4-The long expected
decision Of the attorney general Of Illinois
on the position for commencement Of quo
warranto proceedings against the Chicago
t;as Company VAS not made until after the
close Of business. and consequently the
speculation in the stock OF the compay to-
day merely reflected current ramon, which
sss strongly - the e5scs that the pes!tiea
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SHARES SOLD.
The total sales of stocks today were 900. :
GOO shares. including: Atchison, 6, zoo;
American Sugar, IL, 400: Burlington. Il, 400
Chicago Gas. $1,000: Dsstilling, $1,000;
General Electric. 1900: Louisville &
National Lead. 400: Reading. s, 100; Rock
Island, 500, 81. Pan. $500; Wabash,
Go; Western Union. $3.50.
HOPS.
Hops-Quiet.
Pig iron-Dall.
Copper-Qaies,
Lead-oalet.
Tin--Firm for spot lots; distant deliv-
cries barely steady; Straits. SO s. bid |;
plates. steady.
spelser-Easy. domestic, s34o.
COFFEE
Cofee-0ptions opened steady at S
points sdvancc TO 5 points decline, ruled
generally dul! and heavy under local
pressure. Closed dull AZ unchanged to 10
points net decline saies were IL. 500 bags
including: April. <i3s0; May, SIS 65(f
iA70; July, SIS i5gi5e0; Ssrtember.
si4 65tf IL 70; October, sl4 300ri4 IS; De-
center. $lIo1@iaio. spot-DulI and
nominal; No. :, lie: mild. guet; Cor
dova, I9' .ll9tsc: safes. 1850 bags Rio;
yesterday, II 4ss> bags; New York stock
today. 22l ,SaS bags; United States stock,
21LIio bags; siioat for the United States,
$4,000 bags: tota. visible Tor the United
States. 1911 bags, against 4o0,Ti5 bags
lass wear
Rio-Markst firm: No :, no quotation $:
exchange, 97sd: receipts. two days, 0. 00o
bags; stock, I11, or0 bags
ssntos-Narket quiet; no quotations;
receipts. two days, Loo bags; ssock, 81. 90
bags.
Hamburg-Market quiet; sales, 1850
bags, pr,ces '4G ,apts lower.
Market quiet. 81 lower.
Hawre-M Market quiet 81 lower.
SUGAR
Sugar-Raw, quiet and about steady :;
far refining. as; centrifugal, 90 test,
: i3-l6c, refined dull.
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FINANCIAL

NEW York. April 24-The Eremin1 POST.
London cable says: The settlement dis
closed . small account with abundant
money. Americans, 21z per cent. per an
mum. Business was sssgnsnt and move.
ments slight and irregular. Americans
were dull, but il anything better than yes
terday. Silver has risen to c9,1d on small
orders and no supply.
LoSpos. April 24-Bar silver. e25 fine.
asizd, Consols. loo 3-16; bullion into Bank
of England. fl42,0oo; Bank Of England
discount rate, per cent. The amount of
bullion gone into the Bank Of England on
balance today is f6l goo
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIvERFooL. April 24.--Closed: Wheat
Easy; demand poor; No. 2 red winter,
Is lid.
Corn-Sseady: demand moderate; new
mixed, spot. s. l0s<d; futures. dull: de-
mand moderate; April, IS lloyd; May, 81
SAd; June, IS Old.
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STABLE GROCERIES.

siaEAI SktNEH1ES.
scaaR-( Tobbingt-Golden &c" In hbl,
n DC: extra &c" in Dbl. per n, sac /;
~ IN Dbl, per n. 4s4c; dry graduated. in
", per n, SIC; cube. sis.c: powdered, o. &c.
trees quoted are for spo. cash.
fLoug ETC. 49, fJohhingl -- Washington
ss'aghs, per biol. $ala: patent. 81 aset3 50;
sAnernia brands, H.ss; hnckwheat Hour,
IL 90. &Sl: per cwt, $50; graham, per
". vs.. or 10 n sacks. ST. IS rer cwt: rye
soaF, per Dbl. 81 ~. or 10 n sacks, 500 per
80 rye meal. Ter biol, 81 60; per cst,
-: cat greats, per bbl. S.. 2oeit 80: hom-
80 ~ per ewt, s.. IS. cracked wheat, per cat,
49,: rolled wheat. $3.50 per hhl; iiaked
sas2i. per sack. s. IS: whole wheat nour,
80 e*s. $50; rearl barley, per n, i'sc:
sFse PEAS. per y. SC: table corn meai,
s.!os. s20o per cwt in ion sacks; 50.,
~; white, los. $40; SOS. s. F!aked
saasainy. g. NJ per keg. Rice tlour. los. S. ~.
sSs-tJobbingl-Sma.l white. per ID.
49,; pink, per III. sac; Bayos. per 10.
II cutter. per 70. axe. Lima per ID NC.
Aitk - Joobingf - Japan. s.. 2S<ss6.G;
sfMiaa, si75tfa.0o; China, S4.55 per cwt:
1and. ss.29<3a 81
ssAsD iGas-t Jobhing per 10, ac-
SILT oablpgl -Tavernool. Se-lh saess,
= ron. s@Ao. American dairy. Sl~ib
~ reF ton. si9. Coast, half ground.
An~ - kNA sGht si1s c~+R eaNN-s bTt
- VI; S.b sacks, - IN bale, s. 50, 5-lh
- IN nale. $40, lob sacks. = in
sse-t iobhine Home rendered, rer
Saeisir. t,erces. lie, Rex leaf, los.e.
SsomnoGnd. tserces. s,se.
4 tkK-t J0bblns l-tireen-Mc Ter
rs1'se' Java, per =, sai4c; Costa Rtca,
I.es, per Il. 2t'ac. RIO. rer n. .3s4c.
=. St.si-A rbuckes, in ioo-@ case. per
~ NaS; esAA esses, PER ewt, sase;
r casts, per ewt. $500; Java. So = tin
~ psr Il, 34}zc: 81 and leo y sacks.
nj. Java, r, sins, Sac; Alden Mocha.
A. peahsrry blend. Sc; Guatemala.
Ia gfonn6 coffee, 3Ssa4l.c, MoSsska.
cases. S-4 NJ: Lion. S2ssl.
b.soeoisTE - tJoboing1 80 Bakers IL n
ss,-... essi, Sc. In Eagae, @oe: Star, In
As,sssoA-t1ohaine t-Epps'. = \ tins. u y
h, ~, BAKERS, 6-A boxes. aSe; Van
49,, I'D tins. s>e; ,s-th tins. " s.c'
a.. s1hfssEp Myx-( Jobbingt- Eagle. per
81 ISL; Highland. uuswee;ened, - - I.
afies Cream, So 80. Standard, - ~ /,
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tricss Paid 10 Farmers for Country
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
|Dsid to farmers and producers by Seattle
tasiness houses for articles named, the
[epods to De delivered in Seattle:
Hors-Choice. l&c; prime. 12c; medium.
te per pound.
HlY-tIn car load iots)-Puget sound,
&@i0 per ton.
6kAIs-tIn car load lois)-Oats, choice.
Qs9la; barley. $lsti9 per ton: wheat.
chicken feed, SIS; corn. SD: cracked, So.
foTAroKs-- Potatoes. $6tti3 per ton.
burrEa, EaGs AND pouLrRy-Handled
- commission.
HipEs. pELrs AND TALLow-Heavy saited
ssers. over 90 lbs, per 10. &c; medium. per
D. aye: light. under Il, lbs. per ID. &c; sailed
BIZ &c. and calf. per 10, 5uf4c; green
alass, ic less than salted: dry hides, per
= t,se; dry elk. per Id. 6GSc; dry deer
sflns, summer. Der Id. aoc: good winter,
Egi5c: poor and thin winter. 5fioc;
shsep skins. i5925c; full wool. 75c; wool.
eeic per Ii: tallow, 2iset3isc.
livE STOCKHOLDERS beef cattle. 2,,a
VIC: choice sheep. &c; good hogs, or
ste; calves. large. &c; small. &c per ID.
Lees-Superior quality. per NJ. FIR, $50
easo; choice cedar. Sa.5oG5.5o; common,
Per N, ST.
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PORTLAND GRAIN Market.

PORTLAND. April 24-Wheat-Duli and
steady. Valley. s5c; Waila Walla, 75c per
cnptal
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hOIEL ARRIVALS

HOTEL STEVENS.
guass Sen Franco T. Hammond San Fran
h 4 Ina. Cialiata l. Jorney, Tacoma
\ Ru5.ssecs & " Everett q Woodward. Everett
" aaaoney, p AngslsS Singleton, por'iua
{ L flumiaes, y city u u iFalaoF, y ely
TaE ARLINGTON.
II Elliott. Tacoma W aooaIa, fsira
: Alien. spokane II warren. ~ louis
Ii ssornam, City : Ssisy, hasIo
q 4. Tnava~ Ny K G. K IS, Fvesost
In NeAf.sza Edison IL Roy fFsEsA vs.. scona
l. kiaEey. Astoria nsfss N.SSoflA
psan. AEacortes as.ea. 1SlosSo
- Turreia Bottom . Boata, Rosebarg. Or
ID ~ssraager, saoa irF45s, tAcsoTiA
" Weeks, Bend
HOTEL scETEEEs
TrDas. Cateago Jas Petersen, Victoria
las Tao. Tacoma FTIif, Tsec.aa
rna. Alfred do y y KaaAs, City
Jas Jones, spokane , "a Ba2~ss.: fesrhaFsn
i 4 psxe0ner. Posslsud Eswood, HasgroGa
r II urf5fi Portland mn SeatcAard. Chicago
d FleIssnx Mrs III 7 Fleh bohsn, Chi
Nrs VI P3eaSseli. vs. Geo I1rTsA, CEtcAgc
4 A Kraft, s.n Eraa iesls Levy, Pr Angeles
j r Birmingham. y i Mccarthy. y
Maker ssw IaEs y x A4sms, Portland
Aax 4 ksn1sy. Astoria " t-0arssy, sew W nat
III IfaiIsy. MeSGns. Boston
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-25

Tho upward tendency in cereals has
1ssn continued during the past week. but
not to such an extent - tho week pre-
youa Reports from California show that
she drought still continues, making a
short crop probable. Oats and barley have
edvsnced 81 per ton. and chop feed has
Zen marked up 81. Some brands Of
1our have advanced. making nearly oil
brands higher than heretofore.
Potatoes continue ut about the Same
|pricss for good varieties but poor quality
|soods are plentiful and prices for them
|pss low. Other vegetables remain I'M
changed.
h 10 the wholesale grocery trade there are
Nv changes. All canned meats are very
ofm and some have advanced.
Bssns have taken another move up
|eard. from y to y Of cent. according to
lsssiesy.
Lard has advanced X cent In tierces.
ut other packing house products are un-
hanged.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-25

It reported =: Harvard that Oxford in
tends challenging the simmer OF the HaY-
varsi-Y ale boas race. This information Is
no. Official.