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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-02-05
LOCAL ADVERTISING

LOCAL ADVERTISING.
Advertisements and notices.. as prone,
nxdes, shows and other entertainments Will
be published under this head for ttco cents a
word for first insertion, one cent a,word there-
among local items. Cash must accompany
sf.e order. No CHARGE WILL BE MADE OF LESS
TEAM FORTY CENTS.
Sugar,4A cts. a h., by the barrel, at
Davis. -as',,.z.t J''sJ - :, .,.,:s
Highest price paid for wool in ex-
change for goods. Am still selling
those $500 pants at S1.S5.aN Barton
Wooden Mill. tt
Nice tenement to let on Lincoln
Avenue. III. @. Gay.
To LET.-A good and convenient
house, with wood shed, barn and viii
lage water Inquire of j. j. Hill, Bar
ton, VT. tt
Fresh beef by the quarter, home
made sausage, fresh pork, ETC., at o. d.
Owens.
@. w. Comstock will cut ice in Will
loughby Lake, near the outlet, Tues
day and Wednesday,, Feb. 6-'7., -
Fresh lot of rolled oats at 81 cts, at
McGaffey's, Glover. 81
Barton.
The coolest morning of the winter
25 below zero.
About forty persons attended the
entertainment at Newport last Friday
evening.
The Congregational Ladies' Society
is invited to meet with the Misses
Joslyn on Wednesday, Feb.7.
Thanks to friends in California for
papers sent which give an account of
the opening of the great Fair in San
Francisco.
The auditors of the town are re-
quested to meet at the town clerks
office, on Saturday, Feb 10, at 9
O'Clock a. m. ty.l SD
Mrs. j. C.Page invites the NJ. E. La
dies Aid Society to meet with her
next Wednesday afternoon. Gentle
men invited to tea.
The singing convention in this vii
lage last week ought to just get large
number Of singers in this vicinity in
line for the county convention, which
begins at Newport tomorrow.
George FL. Smalley of Burlington
sent a check of $1,000, Tuesday, to
Mrs. Emily A. Wilmot of Lyndonville,
which was the insurance on her hus-
bands life in the Connecticut Life In
surance Company.
We are indebted to DR.. j. A. Pear
son, school district clerk, for the fol-
lowing statistics: Population of school
district No. 1, 1,O32; children of school
age, 281. No. of deaths in the year
1898, 16; number of births, 81.
John Bean has sold his Carleton colt,
seven months old, from his famous
brood mare, 'sBrown Nellie," dam of
"Allen Wilkes" 2:29, and ssCobdel-
lah," $3.50 ito exGov. Hendee of
Morrisville. Reported price, 5000.
Aaron Drown has purchased build
ing lot on Main street of H.O Witch
ings as soon as possible. Build good
set, Aaron. Every body will pass by
your door and you will need brass
knob on it.
Much sickness prevails in this local
ity: Merton Lewis was considered
very dangerously i'll most Of last week
with pneumonia. His wife had been
hard sick for several days when he
was taken down. Mrs. Lewis is much
better, Mr.. Lewis still being, perhaps,
in danger.
Mrs III. e. Colby of Lyndonville,
who has been teaching a music class
in this place, will give, with her pupils,
a recital at Opera Hall, Tuesday even
inc, Feb IS. It promises to be fine
musical entertainment. Admission,
Is cts: reserved seats, 80 cts; chill
dren. Is cts. Tickets on sale at Ell. G.
o&,r, Co tr71sdaU Fab IN
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aAEIsE xxwA


IAToosz. FEB. as y Special -
Issxht ram: fight west wsad- Inwara-Tug
ftsseer. - r. D.
Saa Bar. Eeo. A--S r.m--I Special. -
Lixfk rain. Light east ssnd Tags Ta-
sozne. Pioneer and Lorne IN bar.
tLALLAx BAT. Fec. 94--5 p r1.-fspe-
eass- I--i.aghs rain: light east wind.
roxr Ezxscrsr. Ees. AS p E.-kSpe-
G. Parity cloudy: light sess wind
feSv AssEEEs. Fec. - - p. fn.--i Sre-
e7ss- - Partly cloudy; cain.
kokT IoNxsGxr. Fec. 2s--s Special f.
Arsissss---a uashIng Wave from S1a
TfANeiseo. st Tacoma. 10 load garnee- for
aex CO. sh NAeauxesss. AZ Sansimo
iso1 san Pedro, Tor : return cargo OF Goa.
c@iea-br "a Dan boyne, from Seattle.
wheat laden for Tinted Kingdom ok
sstarEer. from Tacoma, With coal for San
h9@.Eka. Feb. e. Speesal. SAILED
hSfn Cleaner. Tor San Francisco. Ar
TsveG-Egosn San Er2neisce. 10 toad lars-
Der ~ Aoer1een. SD Charles r. Wilson.
ssroEIs. Fee. H. epecsal- I-Sa.l ed
Lighthouse ieader sianxaaita, 80. Ti.la-
afssk say. Arrived acwn--~chr Maggie
Russ, for SAN Pedro. Arrived ln--Scnr
sf.ent, tom san Francisco; tx Aureo a.
from San Francisco for Enappssn Er Ok
lnF*r~tsFS. from London via san Fran
cisco. for Portland.
sAS fRAscfseo. FEB. a4-Arrised Str
Aontserr@f. from saaaina. eEearad-str
ssAansste, Tor Seattle Dsczrted-SGr
Y saatsala. for Victoria. SIR Mackinaw, for
Tacoma eEtu &. &. Flnk for seattle.
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WATER FRONT MOTIFS.

Steamer MuItnemah viii lie I'D today to
have her bossers washed and engines
Cleaned
scow Ajax was taken to Tacoma yester-
day With so tons OF Newcastle coal for the
Oregon Improvement Company.
British ship Dnnboyne, Capt. McNeill.
went 70 sea yesterday with wheat, clearing
for Falmouth or Cork for orders.
News arrived here yesterday that the
steam schooner l. j. Perry Mas ashore IN
Dawes slough ana had been nigh and dry
since last Sunday. She went ashore az
high tide aud, while uninjured, no tide is
high enough TO float her OF.
The headquarters Of the Pacific Nayiga-
ton Company will be changed today from
Merchants 10 the Arlington dock. Steamer
State vi Washington will be put on the
Tacoma-Sesttle rup, AID each one Of the
eompany's boats will have distinctive
run.
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rHE MARKET REPORT
sas FRANCISCO mAExrra
STATE or TRADE


sss FzAscTsco. Feb. 2s.-The vegetable
rnrfef vas quiet: some early stock came
] z bad; rhubsrb more plentiful; potatoes
- rs qaotAti0nss onions firm.
ne orange market had a tendency To
t.~er prices. Three car ioads were dis
,ssra 0. AZ auction yesterday.
cbc.cs apples-Firm and in better SUP
The batter market was lower and stocks
sfesnnsssing.
yxrs-Piiing on market from all quar-
earn. prices weak.
rhesse- Rules firm.
me poultry market is demoraiizsd under
kxsyv Eastern arrivals.
cane receipts Of with approaching end
q sesson.
Produce receipts-FIour. quarter sack,
fzg. wheat. centais. g, $50. Barley CEN
as. aoee; potatoes. SACKS. 1906; onions.
sacks. 257; bran, sacks, LIS: middlings,
ssexs, 20; ground screens. 16.
EKEapsTUrFs AID GRAINS.
FIcur-we quote: Net cash prices for
fsmily extras, s3.25G33 IS per bbi., bakers
s1trss, Sc. BASES: sapertine. 81 s0m2so
whest-1he steadier tone noted yester-
6af Was Ea&flF Nest maintained THIS morn
ieg though the situation was void Of any,
hing Of an enthusiastic character; quot
sAae at el5xc per GENITAL for No shinrsinv.
sai ss IA 93994e for choice offerings: mill
sng grades are quosabls at sfo09sf Is per
ca sa.
Barley-The inquiry continues light.
though values show the customary steadi-
ness: feed. 7f4MT2iSc per GENITAL for fair
70 good quality, 5z4c for choice bright;
bfexing. s0990c per GENITAL.
0sss--Tbe movement is slow and con-
fred 90 @ small jobbing demand; milling.
tli2lztdi. 70: surprise. $i2Dtdi..50; fancy
FEED. 81 i7iz1L2o: good 10 enoice. 81. i0sa
LIS; poor TO fair. 90ces %; black. s2yseta
ILL; gray, sL02t5@Li2l per cental.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-On sight, New York, per 500.
sc premium.
Sterling bills-on London. oo-day bank.
As7.
Silver bars--Per ounce. e0@90lsc.
Mexican doliars-50lxd5ilze.
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lures, Is practically heap of ruins.
flames we're discovered in the great dome
and aiarge number Of fire engines were a.
once summoned to tbs scene, but the in
hamnaose nature OF the structure caused
tne IRE to spread with grea. Tspidity un-
der the influence of stiff hreeze. and it
was about all the department cogif do (,
prevent the spread To other structures.
This they succeeded in doing, but the agri-
cultural building was ruined.
The famous bronze stasne of Diana, by
sculptor St Gaudens, which ornamented
the dome OF the building during the fair,
was fortunately removed some days aEo.
and was set up in the Columbian museum.
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$3.50. Fso. 2A-The weather VA.
sI.sa ana the land drier and in good con
h. Tie sheat market improved On
80 eosa keAthe- which followed the Au,er-
va seciine. snd Is now steady. Taltea
"a, si'.n trade has been quiet, ana on IA.
Continent there aas bee,, r3c,d s,en.,,,s 80
La Plata al far prices Amersc.r -.
are stssay and California ara Au..-si3.-
easEoes fEm The geueral s,t,,.,5--,
nttse change and operators are ia. :T.,vr.
sisA prom ut - gaotad 81 Us 81.
- - s11kPooI. Feb. 2i-W heat-Ssssdv.
49,. sst ilSrflta, - Idst5s ID: M. . red
"es.ern winter, ~ To- erss.
corE--kIrm: mixed Westera a.aa
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
THE ARLINGTON


This handsome and well-sppo!nted ho'sl, iast
rnished the past year. aud elegantly furnished
throughout vita au the comforts AMI convent
sueos Of a modern private residence. snd cen
traly located GA tia North seattle eabIs line, 81
he eoraer OF Rep uhl!esa aud fepsr streets, Is
now under the supervision Of Mrs Hammond,
who has in the few months Of her occupancy
proven herself most capable and popular man
sser Th.s now completed aud established n.
.tstntlon was projected 60 meet the needs o.
women ana girls coming 10 tbs city 90 business
or Measure. and Tor TIE business women OF oar
city. many u whom hy honesty aad hdehty
have hcan enabled 20 push Eas35 way aons n0st
OF the lines az Industry in which success IN
wives tact rspit movement aed tsltAtulRcss 20
satan. and. too. by society al Homecoming,
rrtneipslIy ana haws-ievisg women, wae re-
esntse IN tae rapid adVsseesasat ei al s'Ss'es
end tne!r ever changing relations tas TIE
business rlrl OF this yeaF~'sAeheFs. sssnesS-
rarhe-s sreSsmHkees. operators. clerks az
srx ID IA, numerous branches open u their
del; enxs-s or qalck esrcepiien-ss liable ae'ess
tts eloss 70 bs called tato partnership 81 home
,nassnr. aud that the sells com msns gained -
eontaet with business rsstae1s sad systenal-e
seiau /. no raean part o. ths necessary fsih4@S
e.. The eesuplieasea obligations % swssi-et-
sn.~.s ber,e Ihe association has spent n ieh
time ana money Ia is erection sua e2&ipSsFa"
wita a. yet ;iEAi patronage. fkey sfS EsFA'
however, in the eslies teat When bei'ef hhaeF.
stood IL will enjoy more thAa 'af safe s,@ts'.
f.vorsele sanpcrt Ali yoeaE ladies' WatSaas
a.. -s-s,t.l f.ssf arc cordially invited % - SAT
80 - a., honSs over Noa wlA tS k4a-lf
,oessvea. saa vii an4 large asiss, TseSsaa'
.sfrspr rt>agas wfta good taoio. EeAi AID Safs
rh.mssrS sewing E002 with Mseat@s. 49,
-. rs,3oyS beautifully furnished, tseluiiEs
nv name Casrxes fron s. - - psr see%
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Washington People and Exhibits No,
Wanted ut the Mid ninfer

Warrington People and Exhibits Not
Wanted Mt the Mfdwinter.
KETTLE FALLS. Feb. q Especial THE
town fathers of this place made an ap ro-
priation to send an exhibit to the Midwin-
ter far at San Francisco After long
delay the chairman of the committee got
reply 70 letter asking for space for the
exhibit from one Of the commissioners, TO
the effect that If they would send fine ex-
hibits, that would compare fayorably with
the state exhibits of Montana, Colorado,
Nevada and California. they could give Us
all the room and more than was wanted, at
SL50 foot. but they did not wish any
'measly little exhibits" from small
towns, az IL would do neither them nor Us
any good. As Kettle Falls did not expect
To compete with the four states mentioned,
IL was decided 10 send the exhibits East
where it will do more 90 cd.
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Sax FEAscSsco. Feb. "a Following is .
Ass OF the passengers On lie steamer Uma-
tia, which sailed to-day Tor Puget sound
Forts.
For saat.ie--Nrs. Lndeii. George Ken
Dali. - AcSarrsn, E. Ptncass and wife,
Y. W. Fischer. Amanda Potter. b. Z.
Johnson, Are! Eyr. John Kerr. NJ. Cohen.
For Tacoma-R. II. Msyhew, VI. Me-
Combte. ]. Il. Hunes. IL PFessey.
For Port Iomnseaa-H. ]. Mcfarland.
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rough and ksavv. 81 sssze4 -. 49,
hs,,es. So ~ skes sszs5. 10: rrfane heagv 49,
i.rs, 3 seigats, s. i0sz51 ssso-s-s
..neep- kecespss, so bad: market mr.
81 -..s1 !. soP sheep, kssfz -; top iarubs
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New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 24--Summaries:
Six and half furlongs--Incommode
won, Tasso second, Lengthy Dickerson
third. Time, s2S..
Five furlongs-sam Farmer won, Mollie
v. second. Jerome third. limo. 1 ;os
Seven furlongs-Simrock won. Cutlery
second. Onyx third. Time, -.
Six fuFlongs--tien. Ross won, Wekota
second. Red John third. Time. i:2594.
Mile-Henry owsley won, Van Wart
second, Lyndhurst third. Time, :56i..
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BUFfALo. y. Y. Feb. 2i-Parson Davies
received a cablegran from Lord Lonsdale,
acknowledging receipt of Davies letter.
Lonsdale said he would go Immediately TO
London and see what could be done in tie
way Of bringing OF the Cerbett-J ackson
fight in that country. Davies is certain
the fight will not come off in Canada, and
believes it will be had In England.
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TAis aevseaeis ana sfneasfoss TacsA Pewd.. -
tAtiahsd ey more han twenty Pears sxper1sneA
hAs ssceivsd the saaetion Of NE nsnhsrs e 10
Dental asa Medical professions 81 tnis eisy gesse-
ally. ami ~ them II N daily recommsadeA ga
prescribed II 10 piessaas In sns kppiiessisA -
y - ssceiisas In fts ss7eess d spsedssy readass -
esssh ~hise snd smooth the Eaans .healtAhal re1
land nrm. aud by fs~qusnt use win preserve than
IN tais desirable esnattioS. II gradually bus ~
fscfnally removes tartar sn1 dsstroyss the pafa-
GfieAl amin alccim which negiect may have per-
mttsd 20 cotiecs ana rrsysEts their farthsr ncus-
mnlsfsen. saus serving ecmpiese eesasiass
ana prsservsr Of the teeth Microscopic sxsmtnar
items have been A4s Of ths matter aspesitsd %
the tssth asd gums % individuals selected frcuA
eli classes o. society anG Of cvary variety Of ecdly
Condition. saa In nearly every csxe animal aaa
vegetable parasites we're found 10 exist In grsse
nonh sEa kxperinents we're made fbr thsir 70
nowai and fhs ingredients used in LabtA's Teeth
Powder foond 10 es msst sasosasi, destroy.
sng them Instantly
ThroIgn the MADNESS ,risads - 60 20.
mated 70 pUniish the feiiswins
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San FRANCISCO Raess.

San Francisco. Feb. 2A--Summaries:
Six furlongs--Rayine won. Artist Sec
ond, Romaius third. Time. :i5I.
Mile-traneisea won, Royal Flush Sec
ond, Tyro third. Time, 1.47i,.
Half mile-kitty Scott won. Diggs Sec
ond, Moliie Il. third. Time, .J0a..
Steepleehase wild Oats won, Red Cloud
second. Zampest third. Time, 3:2s
Six furiongs-Lonnie Il. won, Tigress
second, Joe Murphy third. Time, l:I454.
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-. g,tsrtar 81 the compartment "a o. tas
Ns,sh. Western line Is Iks sinsy p~1ses' :
,.si.,ial fesls&aee or Sn Arabian gas ~FS~A~ -
80 ,,r-as tie vssisos BAY regard
Noysr in sae h.stoyy Q: faiissy HAss fs
.sxts.ux 81 eNssees in Areaiseetare, % aassAe
s. e,rsfort 50 exquisite 70 taste os % e9s'-s -
aseor.ssen. beeH saeG before Asl1 y = =
~ 80. tAas attracted tSs sSsSEtaea .
- 1919 a. The columbia sxpSssaS.9a' '1s''
.-,.rvslIoq. car clig<.Hx 81 asasrs-
rs No-ta. Western llIaisei n C@ieAss cAfs1
-. ,nSashe- wsEh busset ssesgss sssc di1iag
- s~.,.. - PAal ever Gay IA tas ysAs' 0~Fss.S
:. re ssl,s rate q. IN a. ordinary saesl4ag esa.
y u. Pasksg, fugs' se-ad sSs&N 80 N-S's
street. s@atsas.
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EVERETT goCTE-
r. sTEAMEE cray BOUND

&A44F s1GGfk NA1fNsfs
CoszzAzs1S4ss THURSDAY ksnTueFy = t-sA
Ivs -saEt5s III "a . & Tvs %~atkle so n
4 - NxareEE 81 . N vs. ENeFesE.. % 8 n
1.e&vss seattle. .-...--.....-.. 90 IA
0~a~As9 s~x@A kwceczk. ..-,. .--.. u 90
Aezn@rSs wtfh Sc&ts Scr Tacoma NaS ssaAcrn-aA
LanSfEg Ss rrsz 4eek. fsot u AsFteu street.
eEAEELE AND TACOMA $As49AT.0> %
CLArB TRoEP b. ". COY pASE.
Prss seea
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.


he%Eift ans sef1fafssH1 AsAvss M@rc& snss 4arg
Tasssay KegFstfsF ksA saturday a IL fet
D lEEsfaa- eFE k-AnsAes EAaEnE. SSxa@eg LIZ
vAaEs AE~asta. ao0dsFofE ases CITY aa4 Iase--
Ess1.A1s Fsfass, arrsTtEx ~ Gatas cry s. . II
1fAtes ( alS2 tfly a ~ " rssastsF. Frtssy
al Szs9sy, a<slFiss n Sesstss a. p q
Z. =. LxsEg, ASss4g
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MINING sTocE.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
vrw YORK sTocK rxcu.Nax

NEW YORK, Feb. 2L-Three-quarters OF
the days business was done In Sugar and
pissilling. The report that duty on raw
Ind refined sugars was agreed on by the
senate committee caused a gain of 2s< per
psnt, of which " per cent. was lost at the
Hose. In Distiliing heavy selling caused
decline of sl@ per cent, of which only J.
vas recovered on final sales.
Government bonds-Firm.
PesroIeum-Dull. at s0lic asked.
IMPORTS AND KxPoRTs.
Gold imports for the week. $i07. 900: sill
wr, $4,000. Exports: Gold. So, 600; sill
YER, $663. 900.
BANK STATEMENT.
Following is the bank statement for the
week ending today, as compared with the
nrecediug " eek.
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t,..ho,. y.r4rtti az s. CIo2d. Msoss is
-, a,,,s,,ss.ted archbishop 81 baeaaEess,
Eggm&1sa-
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ANOTHER woELp,s rArr r.er
"kf'euItarai Basiding DESTROYED,
but the Diana statae safr

ehIcsso, FEB. 24--Anosher ineend:arv
ass occurred AZ the Worlds fair grounds
'nis morning, and as result the n,aynia-
oa' agricultural bnild.ng, pronounced by
many good judges tho most sunaptuo.s
and beautiful Of the worsdts fair stree.
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MERCHANDISE.
Copper-Qniet; Lake, So. 72is.
Lead Quiet; domestic. S3.io
Tln-Nomiual.
CoBee-opiions opened unchanged 70
ttoanls decline. ruled dull. heavy under
veak cables and unsatisfactory spot col
~ market. closed steady at unchanged TO
70 paia.s decNne. sales, 80 bags. in
ending. March, Si5.t9eg iA6a; May. Slh.-o.
So RIO duh. heavy. No. !, ls'.c-
suSar~ Raw. weak; FAIR refining, SO
tihs centrifugal, rs test. StSetSasc Re-
49,. quiet, uf \. 37k0e4 s-it,c, mould \,
ss@3 ti-l6c. standard 4 and eonieeuon-
ss 0l S-l6c: cut loaf aud crushed. et1
sSIoC. powdered ana cubes, sszvi los,
ssanglAtVi a. al r.tGe
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EvxRxrT ASs sScHoxIsa RovrA
IA. eaiy ss. .a., gee. taroaxA ~isAss, sr...ss.

erEs&EK MABEL
Leaves Ektes}is wharf Tuesdays Tnzrsisys aaa
SATURDAYS Al - II ser EGn lads, Makitsa. ~
srssS Asrvsvlsts EAST Evsrsts, Ioweu sa1 sac
kamssa FA8E TO VERT Sos 10 sSS
HoNIea. soc :. A HATFIELD, seat
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Keys fitted and gun repairing; all work
guaranteed. Hardy & Hall, Pioneer block.
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DACIFIC NAVIGATION co IMPORTANT
Il change effective February 10. Iss5 Iaconan,
Seattle EVerets. La ouEsr and Wildly Island
Route STEAMER state ST Mashis :0n daily ex-
eapt saturday. n0rih-f.eRVe Tacoma, = 100 y IA;
leave ~ettte. ? p Ia. leave EvereEF, 1850 y ma
arrive La oaner, A.a0 a IA Bsty except sur
a3s, ssufh RefBroiaE. leave IsCoane-, 1890 -
~. RETURNING. leave Evsgrtt. 100 o. IA r~turn-
lag. leave seattle 500 p Ia, arrive Tacoma,
300 r n sropqius a. E.manas. Ciiat0n, hreSn's
Falat, LAugieV. NUnpeS ~ san Det Eca, max haye
her ans t-tsssa3w connecting AZ seattle vita
xEeafaer Fa!fEia seH f0r AHaSortes, FslFhaVen and
= hatcoha Hsllisgham Ray igsids Route. steamer
FasThayVA, da,iy CHEeps sunday leave seattle.
? 90 ave SHHssirtsss, h.@n - m leave
FAssEa4sn lose arrive " batceu1 ! 90 a
returning fesVe NAstrosll. IL 30 =. IN se-
turainx. tekve &tfhaxsa, 400 y IA returning,
leave anAruTtes. ESQ > ms arriving TesEtc 1000
/. u. Passengers can 80 Eb3sEd steaHl&g AZ seat
ts ~ I1S9 y add occnff eertax ~ astt
RtvUr Rolts Steamer Heufy Batter Leaves -
atlle ou slae ery Monday. y eiBesaay al1 Fri
GaY stepping * IN 81 ~ ~tsnUpos fiofeUce. Ftr.
-kAEft t4tF 4a Nsgnan ard won. retUfniug
Hteraaga aays WHsFYea-~ Pacise Navigation
GosanAnf. Tacnmz. AsFeAk3ts seattle II sis.
&Qeuas hver u. tFreSoa Improvement company.
AnAr2Ftes; Eslrhaven I.sai tola laBy. a3rsaysn;
pel,iu haEa bay e hrstisa COLUMBIA Railway
CompanF. whatcsHa- ]. r. Il ARl y. ravsfHz
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ts2poheaa 40 = =. NERs 'zeuerat Manager,
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BOSTON sTotk EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO MARKETS..


Tx BOARD Nf ihaHf~
cHcAso. FEB. Wheat-Less active;
e9~ued IL lower; declined &c more on
asappoinLng cables, foreign selling az
se@ York. and the smallest exports iren
eo'h coasts in years. together with q
Aeefal movement 10 north west and MID
weather; closed at the bottom, lie lower
tAaa yesterday. Receipts, 400 bushes :
shipments. 1890 bushels. Closed; CASH,
Va; NAY. osc.
Ccra-Sseady; cash. siiSc; NAY. $3.50.
gaIs-Easy; cash, 2ss4o; May. aiae.
Rye
Barley Nominal.
ax-N atuiuai.
I1mc,hv-SAI&
fork-Ea,y: Nay, st2iA
laed-ka, May, ss.1Ta
S5ort rits-ENsv: Nay. S8-s
sao2.4 e~s-s6 .H3fti 81.
shovt clear s. 1.s,s :. t2is.
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Light Rain.
{. 8 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, i
NEArHER BUREAU.
PORTLAND, Or, Feb "a. 1874
Forecast for SUNDAY: Light, rain, followed BY
Iair and cooler.
BLAsDYoRD. Acting l. r. O.
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Csi;le--Eecelnfs. leo heal; market
a%aay urine Ia extra steers. -. sssss = ~
ssoa 10 cholce. $sStA2s. others. sSSsAsA
Logs Receipts, 2,Ioo head maE1ss
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
Ii New Passeagsr Steamer
DELTA
carrying q. 8. MALL leaves ceiman deck fcn.
days. Wednesdays sE1 Frtsnys : 90 q IA for
Alnxstoa. Fort Gamble. Baasor. seahsek. Azinnaz-
beoalts, Lilnwaap FaiIs. heSaspers and Enisa
CITY AID fnteruastssts posats. arriving at Un.oa
City as 4ss3 = Leaves Tnioa CITY 1T 20 a
n Tuesdays, ThHfsiays and saturdays. arriving
cAAkLEs MA pIsos, Mss.e-.
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