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CITY GRAIN MARKET.
CITY PRODUCE MARKLr.

Revised and corrected Daily by d. N. Kllmer,
Grocery, Provision & Queenware Merchant.
King Street.
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i.g3-John Hunter. famous noAa rKBsrnh
EnsiIsh Ahatomist and physiological. died;
born fssz
r-e,-uusen Marie Antoinefis Guiiio>ined-
ias- William Pitt fessenden. statesman. born
n Boscawen. ". H.: died lsU
tsls-Hsnry Martyr. missionary = Persia. died.
isjo-On sunday night. At 70 O'Clock. John
per's Ferry. Va
rssi-DaftIss az Bolivar Rights. Va. and War
saH. Mo- much talked q then. but for
gotten before tbs war ended
fsss--Loug John Wentworth died IN Chicago;
born 1915.
isso-luternational marine conference aasem-
He'd II Washington.$
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no, y. YeDtibuied Limited DAILY" leaves
and New York ic:ss >. N. Connects With PITS
burg train q cumblerand.
cago 1910 a. m, arrives at MartInsburg ct essg
Q. M, Wash, li;le i. M; BALTIC. 100 D. m. Phila
ss;2 ap +, New York !. IN; 4, r M .,...,.
$50 p. M. arrives AZ Martinsburg ~ a. M,
Wash: ITO: BALTIC. $50; Phila. l1:l0 a. m, and
: ~. K. vssfibnied Limited sDaily,- leaves
Pittsburg s;is .; M, arrives At Martinsbure At
$50 p. m. Wash. $50; BALTIC. 7i5; Phila. ls:04 |;
2. q. New York 5%1 Connects a. Washing
No. 2, yesfibuled Limited sDaily.s leaves
~ Louis sno I. a M CINCINNATI gee p M ar
nj. BALTIC. 800: phiIa Cos and New York SIS
p: N! Stops at Shenandoah Junction connects
e Harper Ferry for Leketon VA and inter
Hagerstown. and at Washington Junction for
Frederick. except Sunday.
NO. 4. Nestibnled Express Daily, leaves
st Louis sos D. m /. Cincinnati Ss25 a. M ar
riyes ii Martinsbnre s35 i. nj. wash s:So
BALTIC. 4.55; Phila. 10 and New York 1855 a. m
No. 70. cnmberland and Baltimore Accom
notation, DAILY leaves Cumberland ESQ. and
arrives ut Martinsbnrg $40 81 m; Washington
s.25; Baltimore 1Qssb D. m; Philadelphia 2ai8 al
nj; and New York S:2s II. ~. STOPS at all
III Harper'a Ferry for Winchester at Weaverton
for HaeerstQwn. except sunday,
No. ~. Piedmont n Baltimore aeeQmmoia-
fion, daily, except Sunday, leaves Piedmont at
T:l0 a. M. arrives AT Mart;nsbura at 1i10 a. M.
arrives at baltimore via. old lire az 49, b 10.
stops at ail stations and connects at WeSerton
for Hagerstowh and at Frederick Junction for
Frederick
No. ~ Martinshurg ana fIarpeFss Ferry ac-
commodation, daily. except sunday, leaves
Martinsburg Clio d. m: arrives 1T Harpers
Ferry G.as ir stops at all stations and connects
at Harpers Ferry for Lexington. va. aud inter-
meg,iate stations and connects VITA Nalleystfalil
for Baltimore arriving 1T Washington s:s5a. in.s
and Baltimore 1910 a. m.
II. Is. SCULT. sN. SASTAfAS.
Gen PasR'r A.g't Ticket Agent
.. 4. O'DELI.. General Manager.
Baltimore. Md
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Blue Mountain Express leaves Baltimore ii sd
p. M, stopping at Westminster, New Windsor
Union Bridge, Frederick junction, Blue Ridge.
gerstown d:iB D. IN. Returning leave lIarers-
town 6:tb Q. M, stopping at above named sta
tiuns also Mechanicst0wn.
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Leave Williamsport Tor IIagerstown, s:5s, TIA
l0.o6 ., m. and t:a0 and 0:i8 d. m.
Leave HagerstOwn for Miiliarnsport o:a2 L. m
and E5o, 80 and sos y. m.
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P.H, ar, n. n, Trains leave ehippensburg 6.O5
and psta q, NJ, and 800 and ais b. IN. Arrive
ut Shippenshurg Nl0 aud Hos .. M, and 3:i5
and p,ta p. nj, daily except sunday.
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THE WATER TRoSr.

Port Warden Rogers report 10. the past month
shows that eighteen ocean steamers landed nj
Seattle Earbor during the Honfh. with . reyfs-
tered net tonnage OF f9.4g7 tons. and nine ssii-
ing vessels. with = registered bet tunusxs of
ASA tons. There were received from OUTSIDE
ports e,0i4 tons OF freight and the shipments 70
outside ports announced to 49, there was
&3l75 wharfage collected on the city eily,s- OF
which amount $50 was for the Wnshinza,n
street slip, and SIS for the Vine street sisp-
The Merchants wharf. formerly kno~vn ~ the
Badere wharf. ii being completely rebuilt by ifs
present proprietors fhe old warehouse l. being
moved to admit of new piles Being drfven, and
when the warehouse ir returned TO its Place IL
will be extended about Fifty feet.
Tug Biz brought In boom OF logs from samish
yesterday, and went ont again with two RATS Of
lumber for Port Richmond beach ard Msskiitco,
sam;sh after another boom OF Lgs, to be taken
70 Salmon bay
Captain Price, who has had the tug Queen
City chartered for some tine past. yesterday sur.
rendered her to her owner His Own tug, Vtrgtl
Price, viii be ready for service IN short time
Tug Wasp took = scow of stone from Port
Orchard to Richmond beach yesterday, sCf the
Great Northern. Prom there she goes % the
Snohomish river for for boom Of piles.
Steamship Mexico will sryfve from San Fran-
cisco tomorrow ON the City OF Fuebla Tun- The
latter vessel has been laid Oh trip to have eoxno
repairs made on her machinery.
Ship spartan arrived in port from San Trss-
cisco yesterday. She vas towed in by the tug
Hoiyoke She will take on cargo OF coal fef
her return trip
Tug Queen City took q scow Of stone from Port
Orchard to Richmond beach yesterday fog tho
Great Northern. She brings in an empty socW.
Tug Portland brought In sixty tons Of hay ona
seow sunday, and yesterday went 70 Snohemtah
river after another scow load.
Steamer Mary r. Ferry came In yesterday -
take cargo Of Eerehandise 20 Blanchard Eho
viii take out about 100 tons.
Ship Ivauhoe Was to hare 6niahed loe61ug
coal yesterday, and will probably sail for ean
Francisco this morning.
Steamer J. R. Mcdonald made . trip to TA-
coma yesterday with fifteen tons Of nsrcha1diso
from Seattle.
Steamer Glide was put on the sridiron ~ -
foot Of Vine street Saturday TO have her boseeD
scrsped.
Ship Rufus T. Wood has finished loading cpaI
at Smiths cove and will put to sea this evening.
Steamship City Of Topeka Il due tomorrow q
her way from Portland 70 Alaska
Steamship Umatiila safls for San FraAcieeo =.
morrow evening 1t s o'clock
Steamer Eastern Oregon went to the bunkexs
for her weeks coal yesterday.
Steamship Hsytisn Republic IL due from -
Francisco tomorrow.
Tug Violet brought . sccw down from ths Du-
vanish yesterday.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded with the AuAites
Yesferday.

Real estate transactions from January I. 1ssi.
TO date, are $5.Tls,ssasf. There were hled for
record yesterday 81 deeds, the considerations as
creating s37,2y,, IN average Of y.l6o-& Fob
lowing is the list a. furuished BY osborns, Trem
per Co, abetraetors Of title, rooms p ID II and
IFS Colman block:
W. l. se.le TO A. r Higgins. lot -, block ., h
g. r. stevens to T. II. wi;flcr, all Of Electris
O. Kinnear 70 /. Larson, lot S, block 1, G. Kin
nears add. 81 30
4 Nelson to j. Bushnell, lot IS, block %, Gil-
n. n. I1tinser to @. II. Howard. lot u, block
Is, Commercial ST steam Motor, tisa
y. II. IAtImer TO l. Lauders, LOT =, block =.
Commercial st. steam Motor. &10
n. H. Istimer 10 r. J. Brown, lot Q, block =.
Commercial 81. Steam Motor. slssh
C. II. Pierce to J. T. Stocking, LOT II. block -
l. g. Michael to i. r. Fleming, lots 10 and II.
block :, Prospect Terrace. 40
W: 5. |. & l. Co. to James Dyer. lot s. block -
T. W. craven to c. Flshersy, LOT =. block 4
W. + Russell @ J. W. Harper, lot Sc. black -.
ct. T. Fleming to I. G. Michael lot II, block Z,
n. 1. Bssr % + +. Nccsllum, und X w block
6. block 5, Younz's, 500
r. B. Boarman 70 J. 7. NcCsllum, und n lnts
70 to Is, block ., block 4, lots to & Is 10 Is,
+. T. Dawson to &. " Brand. lot 5, block q,
Bige.ows. fn0
T. r. Daniels TO William Davis, lots = and "a.
block .. Kirkland Park, $,Dc.
}. Dignan TO II. wsrnsholdt, lot 5. block IL
Keystone 70 Kirkland. Us.
J. Dignan to c. D. Weber, lots - and 10, block
II, Keystone n Kirkland. $50
A; NORM to George De Fond, ~ lot ., block
50. Gilman PIX, 81
George De Fond to A. NORM. y y lot 8, block
80, Gilman PIX, 81
w. r. Cormode to c. ". Thornton, lot is, block
2, latona lst, 500.
y. 3. Peterson to J. sunde. lot !. block 3,
Crown I'd supl, $3.50.
Y. ). A. to Daniel Quinnett, g sec II. =, ),
pat
". d. Wood to r. Cullen, block -, Woods
so div Green Lake. $685.
g. p. l. 4 |. Co. TO Nellie Lewis, lots 10 to Is,
block ~, South Park, $50.
A :. Anderson. IT,, to Lille r. Weber, lot 10.
block I, Queen Anne, 500.
Z. N. Hayden 70 Lille E. Weber. lot .. block
!, Queen Anne, $40
j. Dignan to z. schmid lot e. block s. Key.
stone TO Kirkland $50.
J. Dignan 10 l. schmfd, lots in block 5, Key.
stone 10 Kirkland, s-Fa.
4. H. Robertson 20 Kate Reuhsrn, lot ~. block
3. Hiawatha Park, SIS.
William ReEton TO d. p. Bowman, lots and
8, block =, Rerton, $50.
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
srNxasY OF rnr sfrrsrroS.


sax Francisco. March The opening of the
week saw iitsie caange ia TIE produce market
Today was cohesion day and trade was quiet III
all lines. The potato a.arxet was derEer.lizsd.
owing 70 heavy arrivals since sa.urcay trorn
nearly ali poinsS Eegs were steady. rece8p fs be
Ing light for Cs,iieraia end there briug no arriy-
ais from the East Generally speaking. the
cereal market was strong his morning hcst
Is firm aud quotations higher. The demand for
shipping grades Is fsiF. Feed barley 10 strong
and higher and in gooi demand, with still IN
upward tendency IN tsgices. Oats stronger
and quotations of some grades are higher. The
corn market Is assuming better lone There
was little doing In other vegetables this morn
Ing Arrivals Of tomatoes were heavy. AZ least
20 boxes being laid down from Los Angeles By
steamer Trace in these has .scsn slow for some
TINE, and there was naturally snrinksge N
pretty freely, prices ranging from ctdsDr Per
pound Bouisin island contributed 90 the as
paragus supply. which sold readily st z0c per
pound.
FEoDccE EEcgryTs AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipss-Faou-. 1870 quarter sacks;
wheat, is9 oe ccufais barley. e.iE0 ceutals oats.
300 sacks: Potatoes. $500 sacks: bran, Loo
sacks; middlings, 1000 sacks: haxseed, Iyoco
SACKS.
Nheat-sl ~ -s1i.f5 ;cr Genital for good TO
choice shipping aua,ities.
Bsr.ey-So. feed. sl-ssaiss: choice, sls-is:
fair 70 good. and 81 f.s.tai.is Tor choice.
osfs-ksceifts iEclsac -,,foj SACKS from Ore
gon. Surprise, 81 -s519s5.-yHs. milling. ,i-s.is
ybiSfx. gocu 10 cbfia+. 1851. A2-sffF3-Sg- ia&r.
Hs7'z1siT2's Per GENITAL: gray, si-.aztsL77s.
per GENITAL.
Corn-iaIge yeliow.si-ac: snail yellow, s.. go
lJG4: white. $l-S2ai.ss per GENITAL.
ofTsoSs-
Call board sales: Wheat Buyer 1891, G.sss<
closing AZ &a;S4- buyer season. $i.4rstt9i- ~,
closing at 81. ~
barley Buyer 1921, sIssis. buyer season,
QsSS ygl.s7s i. cioeii-g al sas1.
TgSasCsAL
Sterling hiii.-Bank, si.sss.: commercial. - 81
Silver bars, gsgaslac. Mexican dollars, -sl-sy
-Sc
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Corn steady: cash. Sc: Nay. sgse: Juiy,
sH.ftsssS-
Usts-s:eacy. cash. lse: May. 4-7ss4sc: July.
Ea.c-
Barley STEADY At Tst4ssc-
rork-Tisrn: cash, ts.sss cas-: May. 3sss0
lxsi-rir.,; cash, s5s7sz; May. ssag<
Kye-Easy at sic.
Nniskr-SIl4
shoalders-saello: short clear, NE0s:
short ftos. SASoe40
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, March 2--Cassie- Receipts, Han:
frner: steers good TO fancy. x<&6t8: others,
tt94o5: COWS. 81 zyts. stockers, $sssf3xN.
Hogx-Recespss, 100: active sld higher;
rcngh and common. t2sneS.Ss: packers and
mixed. Sl5n42t5. prln.c heavy and butcher
weights. ss6sas IS; tight. <sfts;szee.
sheep Receipts, 9,tua: active and stesdy:
natives, si5OG6 10. Westerns, &95-So: lambs
&l0Hz1L
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DR. BOWMAN &. CO.'S
NATIONAL
PENSARY
SULLIVAN BLOCK, FRONT STREET,
SEATTLE. WASH.

These weilknown and reliable specialists treat
al ch-oric, nervous. blood and skin cfsea also
All acute ana chrenic diseases Of the eye and ear
They are tae most eminent phi sc;ans on the
american continent AZ surgeons they are
eqnAed BY none.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, spermatcrrhns Semi
nal Losses. Night Emissions. Loss o. Vital Powers
Sic p sssnsss. Gloominrss. Depression Of spiriss
Aversion 10 Society. Nearly DisccurAzed- Lack of
Confidence. Dul, Lastlcss, Emit tor Study or Bust
ness. permanently and speedily cused. - sseA-s
6 --ALtrsExCAL DEFukMfTIES ana fmpedi-
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BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES, syphilis COM
pietely eradica;ed without the use of mercury
Scrofula, Erysipeias BIo'e hes. Fruptiors Eczema
Acne. Ulcers. Pimpios. Pans In the Head and
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URINARY. kidney ana Bladder Troubles,
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DEBILITY, sieepiessness, Depression. ovarian
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al their homes By correspondence Consultation
free.
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SrarrLr Wash Iulv &.

SEATTLE, Wash, July 5. 1890.
DR.. Jordan-Dear Sir: Nv little boy
was very, very sick with scarlet fever.
went to your Office and procured some
Histogenefic Medicine and We commenced
giving him the. treatment. He began to
improve from the nrs., although ut the
time We commenced the treatment we did
not expect him to live. In q week he was
All right. would not use anything but
the Histoge iefie Medicines in my family
for all kinds CT sickness. have seen too
many remarkable cures with those nacdi-
cines, and have also seen the failures
with the old school medicines.
publish this so that others who are
sick may know where to go to be cured.
Respectfully, MRS. GOUPTEL,
2,703 Jackson street
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$500 REwARD,

We viii Pas the above reward fc- any case nj
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Sick Hes5achc, Indi-
eestion, Constipation or C0stiyeaess We canno,
cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills when the
directions are strictly compiled with. They are
purely vegetable and never tail TO give satisfaction
kngar-Coased I2-.e boxes. containing 50 Pills
IS cents Beware Of cpruterteits and limitations
The genuine manaiactared oaiy by u he JOHN q
WEST COMPANY. CHICAGO. I'LL. sold by
KKRKow Bros. Druggists. Occidental block, en-
trance on Yesle- avenue and James street, Seattle.
Wash. Open all night
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SEATTIE
Medical and Surgical Dispsnsary.
Drs. Merrill q Merrili.
lhydsians Surgeons and Specialist

FREMONT Building. GA vro>t ss.
s .s %'j s.. s,Ssly ana .oras.y s.o.n p...
Esesfest .uccess al Chronic, Nervous. Heed ana
s9rscaa Diseases, and diseases q Eve. Ear. Nos.
&c, ilon the unve.sy ts e Is Nsu Ycrs
40 o. the Long Island College Hospital Brcoklyn.
K s. .ns
sun chronic diseases entitis these esninens phys
s ,,s 70 the fu coincidence q the aicssd sveT
= CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CORE ssr d.
ma soiics = early vfcs and the numerous evils
PRIVATE. BLOOD Ard SKIN DISEASES
NERvoerpssp isssIx sad esTmsnsns,y sqrsd
PILLS. fIsTTIx And i R iEt:1r1. uicERs
HYDRocELE AND V 'iVs iss,1 Rd.ae perns
ns ~ srd snccessfnlly cured in EVER Csc.
sorrhoeas Seminal weakness. Lost Manhood
49, saiona pecayee Faculties. Fema,s
o,sorcers that result nom youthful folies or the
aARsI Rfsa! rE ys.r, Or mos. .,,.,,. :, a..
esppy ma awArs Of physical disability quickly
STRUCTURES radically and SAFELY curcd vit>.
eat pain OF detention nom business
.kneuma.isxn, Nenraisia cAsarh. Broschif1s
Hon and al diseases q The vsxiccs orssns q -
eas s.s Sss sua g. sars Dsp.s
.s ne %.sser What your complaint CONSULT she..
many case: that have been pronounced hopelesa
Al surgis.i diseases. tumors and deformities 70
moseo Wltn astonishing rezuitA Genito-urinary
survey, structure, al diseases and deformites u
either ssz al impedmsnts 70 marriage quickly 70
cecs Is The best evidence Of doctors skiiL
Once Aours-s m. until p. m. Sunday. IL y
enca All confidential send censs d sfsunns =
Insure psuops reply.
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- Ills - III 81 as re
sfArTa.z. s.sr.h :. isas.
Exchanges rs -eat-fs rlssrsas .ApIss fsfsy
srsountef 10 ssilsSlest Iae aa.aaees wc-e
fSl,asf
''fDe-ss shipments q. Jnrrcksrdise srcTc large
Yesterday. but receipts a produce, except bag,
We're light
The potato market shows ssgrs Of =a.ther de-
quoted ct 81 Eggs have dropped sasic.
and native ranch NJ %. straight, Muifc1 Cd
vanecd isc yestssaay. ire demand .os ali
xinfs OF arcssf. meats continues good Saliye
hiic Drego3 poultry Is exceedingly <rSrce. and
about the ofsy stock uow TO be had Is Eastern
ifczsn- The demand ior vegetables coat: ::es
good and the supply is fair.
CENTRAL sRIraEvrs
During the PAST twenty sosa- hours goods sad
merchandise have been shipped ;-osa seattle IN
cs5ie, ~ tons CoiuBanss 4 'ssgcf seErd. 10 tons.
seattle Lake Shore IL Eastern. s. tons. Nv water
Mary h. Ferry. isxs tons. Henry kG5isy. 80 tens
NAsse, - ions. it's ~ seattle. - tons: state ui
Warrington, - tons aariaIsi. Is tons: J. II.
Mcdonald. IS tons VI. X. Msrwsn. = tons. W y.
Mnnrus, 10 tons. Eyaugc}. ID tons: tsszc-.
tons; fayori.e. 8 IONS; Eliza Anderson. tons.
Buckeye. ) tons Delta, ) tons; A. X Robinson.
tons, Michigan, tens. Total shipments, Az
tons
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REcEfrrS
Produce and merchandise have beer, received
st the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
fonr hours as follows: BY rail--Soribefn Pacific,
~ sors; Columbia & xugcs sound. Is tons: Sc
attic, Lake shore x Eaxaerf,, I'll tors BIZ water
Portland 90 tons. W. y. Mulroe. Is tons; state
OF Washington, 10 tons; Evangci, S tons: Mabel,
. TONS Total receipts lilo tons.
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PUGET SOUND
MACHINERY DEPOT
Y1lef's Wharf, Seattle, Wash

Sole agents n
the State Il waah-
lfngtou for Gar.
ock's Spiral Pack
ling "sispackins
IS mAae in pieces
IL FEET long and Id
sizes nom SIG 70
~ inches Each
strip IL coiled in {
box made ~ps-
|ciaHy for II =
that there q no
chance Of IT. get
ting imprsgnased
|withduss
We viii give .
box Of this pack
ling 70 any rputa-
bile nrm and II
they are mot per.
fectly satisded
with II they need
not pay for r.
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rTSASrfAf>
LONDON. March 2.-~flosing-Conscls: Money,
- SIS. money account, 20 sIs. Z. e, IL:
u. 3. pss, losss Bar silver, esd Per
ounce Money, 2txt&s per cent
snxAps-rfss
Lrvgxroox-Msrch S--w hest-r nchanged.
Cnrn-roor for spot and gocd for futareA
Spot, - Cd; March, firm IL - sd. April. firm
at - I'D. May. slrm OF ~ sd
LcxDos, March Mnsk Lcns Exprsss. Thsre
Was good inquiry for English wnesse and Al
average rise OF sd. Foreign was held for - 81
vance on whites and Cd on rrcs- Flour Wa
firm. Corn was higher. Oats were FIRM at TO-
day . market. California wheat Is dearer.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
kyw YORK srocx xxcnAxeK.

NEW YORK. March I'm the stock market
today the passage of the postal subsidy bill de-
vescped q marked activity in Pacific Nail for .
time. The market opened slightly lower. and
nofw!tf standing a weakness in Burlington
failed to 20 low, but toward noon developed
strength with Pacific Mail, and the whole list
advanced slight frartioEs- In the afternoon the
bes.s attacked tie market. and the early gains
were wiped our. and the rarke. closes. firm ard
steady, after slight rally from the lowest hg-
ures. Final prices show q majority OF loxets
Burlington is down IL, while sugar 10 up Ia
and Pacific Mail per cent
Government bonds, s;sadr.
EoyEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call. easy. closed nc 4: prime mer
camille paper. 5J7. sterling exchange, quie. and
stesdy; sixfy-day bills. $i-s5; demand. sass
Bar silver. gs<.
T. g - trexy .. 10 C. 3. G<s coupon. 1917.
u. :. - coupon III Pacific o. .....-....lo
IL 8 as.Es frcc ial1.L
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1EEEhA<p4>s.
Hors-Fasy and quiet
Cofsee-Dpt.ons opened firm isrLS points NJ
and closed steady, n pssEts up sssrs. 81 ssra
bags. including Mares. sI7-.s1s7.ssf; srrif.
si7-5udl76o, May. sss~ss.afs-.s june, 81; s-os
Rio, higher: fsir cargoes, T%e.c: Ne. :. iCses
16i<c-
sugar-Raw. dull, nominal ard firm; eabes,
ease: coffee, neglected and nominal
Iead-NcYninal, Hom-ssske. sf-S.
Tin-Easier. straits. 90. 70
Pesrcieum-Mzrch closed NJ 114c.
BOSTON STOCK ExcHAssK.
BosroS, March 2--Closiag stocks.
Atchi.on Santa Fe- NJ Mexican cer Com zils
Burlington ....-. 7ss-San Diego .-...-.s. - I
CHICAGO Eoa I'D or yEADK
CHICAGO. Msreh Wheat wss moderately
active and quiet, opening easy Prices ragged
from tie same rs Saturdays closing 10 sxe low
CT. then advanced sse, reached &c seasn, ad-
vanced lie. shzn eased OF I4a5se. Improved &C.
and ciosedl .9e@xc higher than saturday. he
eelpts, SIS f1D bushels: shipments. sli.ooo busk-
els
Whsat-Closed steady; cash. 9Gx43je. May,
M3U9ei1<c; July, sa0s2E
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Ma Charles Russell Of Eastern 01esoa. -
cured OF asthma Of 1ff0e1 yOnW sanding -
2oores Revealed keDD4E
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Not one in twenty are free from eouo LITTLE
siirsens caused By inacsicn Of the fivek Cso
Carteris Little Liver Pills The result via - .
pleasant surprise They giye positive relief
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cari'ai Ssock. $4,000.
10 rE. CENT. SECURITIES FOR SALE
sp.assHes.nea;s made In farm, lance 49,. ,rr..
Mssice AID hnsisesx proncrtx
S.ai mates upon application.
An SnEAs,f IT'S Gent. II. ". HISstSs. Treas
= Nice-fres II. 4. cL,Sx, Secretary.
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$1,000 TO loan as orcc. on inside ps0pevty, ~
Clark & gaser, - and q sale Depoest building
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FOB soFTENIxG the SKIN,

Aliaytnx irritation. removing rou9huess. wtne
tan and like troubles. there - nothing equal 3
VISIONS celebrated yioist Cream
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Another Decline Expected in
Potatoes.
DAYS EXCHANGES s24i. s4s.s5.
Heavy Shipments of General Mereaan-
disc Yesterday Receipts Light.
Except Hay Eggs Drop.

TIDES AT szsTTLg nazros roasY.
nigh wATgs. Iow wk-sg
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cari.al s;oes. $500. 900

AZ elise INVESTMENT COMPANY.
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10. 50
q IL y
II $3.50 ueo1vod aady a. lfission etrees r1u
81 0E1Z BROS q CO..
S. General Agents, San Francisco
- u HATFIELD, Agent. Seattle.
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cAxAL norrE

STEAMER DELTA
= aeeeld- Colman dock - O'Clock 3. =,
IeIposday and Friday for Kingston.
-. Ranger. seabeck. HOma HoDa. LII
55SS ~ Pos4 and Union City. Returnlns.
s111o (11y Is 4 o'clock Q. IA
D. TkorTAAN. Master.