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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17
Tue HOME GOODS FAIR

II the proposed exhibit Of home
manufacturer eau be- made n thorough.
" honest one, sufficiently interesting
10 attract the favorable attention Of the
public, and sufficiently elaborate 20
give fairly comprehensive idea OF
local industries, there h no question o.
lie being a good thing Tor tho aIvcr-
tisemunt Of home products. 10 would
DO gratifying a's7 70 have tho exhibit.
ton open during the April conference,
that people from various parts Of this
mountain region, from Canada 10 Mex.
leo, may know what We are doing In
the line Of home made go5du.
These visitors could carry the
news homo with them, aud the
cause Of home Industry would bo given
"A tremendous impetus.
A conservative friend suggcs,s, how.
ever, another view OF tho matter,
which no thinks should receive cou'
alteration. This l., that n the display
IL not Of ~ great variety AMI ~ we'll
arranged ns may bo necessary 90 create
a favorable impression, tho fair had
better be postponed until those otjecia
can be- attained. a poor showing VIII
b. Infinitely worse than no showing at
oil. II viii take some time to provide
aud gather tho Articles TOT exhibition
Ia an appropriate manner ana
any willingness 10 make tho die.
play slirah1d and incomplete cannot be-
other than injurious. an thls the
NEwscau heartily endorse, without IN
tho least intlmatlng that any cause o.
apprehension oHis's. n itsnouii, tho
warning will be all the more timely.
II the bureau Of manufacturer com.
mittee have their arrangements iu
such an advanced condition ~ 10 place
the fair In successful! operation thls
month, A. has been suggested aud l.
being urged, by Ill means let them 60
ahead. hut II great deal more cf
careful preparation 10 necessary before
anything like representative home
manufactures exhibit can be- made, the
necessity Is urgent for mighty effort
during tho brief time remaining. While
We decidedly agree that II would not be-
good policy TO delay the matter tlll IL
falls Hat. We must admit that II would
he wOrso 10 mutilato the whole scheme
BY an enthusiasm amounting ~ rash.
ness,
A measure Of expense connected
with the iair IL unavoidable, but THE
should be made as small NJ can be-
consistently done. The industries that
need to be shown up most are those
least ablo to go to great oEpense-R fact
which the bureau should bear well In
mind. isgrAlifyiug to observe that
Ia this matter There Is "a very magnanl.
NOUS and generous spirlGaud that every
aid viii bu extended TO worthy AMI
struggling manufacturers who purhgp,
canuot pay a large contribution or
heavy monthly assessments.
The earnpstncss oi the bureau com.
mitIeo to lay this great object Lesson
before the people OF Utah Is In every
way commendablr. We believe they
are capable Of carrying tho plan 20 a
successful ending. Tho News wants
to give Thorn all legitimate assistance,
aud iu calling their attention to poiuts
that must be- carefully guarded, We ate
the more sincerely auio to invoke the
NH anu encouragement OF tho com.
NUDITY IN holding up their bands aud
mahiugoi their venture 90 spicuous
suecul..
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ooNouEn A,lncN 0R rERIsn

diniouIt Do conceive Of VII
la.ny more internal than that which
prompted the u..,caoi Paris anarchist
To- attempt the demolition oi q public
place OF wnr,hip DO ,av French capital
on March 10. lar church called the
Madeleine t. s.ultol in a thIckly
populated part OF Paris. twas erected
In imitation OF a1 ancient Gro,lan
temple aud o. o. beautiful structure
with numerous ornaments aud costly
statues. Tho supl1'iu1n IS that the
assassin intended 90 miusle with the
crowds Of worbippsr that gather
Ia this popular building during
Lent, ana explode bic Internal ma.
chine In thci midst hurting scores u
uususpectlug human beings, mostly
women, In the midst Of their dovoiions
Into eternity without % minutes warn.
Ing, AID Damaging monument Of arr
o' great beauty aul value. Ana this
scheme would undoubtedly have been
carried out II Providence had otintrf.
ierul ana visited the murderer with
just aud instant fgiubulion; his own
insifumout OF desmc.lon was made
the means whereby 10 wreaE swiil
vengeance, and % fca,torcd his entails
and aprinklcd his blood over ,hu
entrance OF the C5nsecrAted building.
The danger with which French
society IL threatened by repeated out
RACES u this character IL not the only
one, grave a. itis, that hangs over that
republic. Should u happen that the
nation finally arrives at toe conviction
thai the officials arc unable % suppress
anarchy, a sudden change ofsonllmcnl
IL more than likely With relation 10 tbe
present form Of government Any
tsrros-stlicken people may bo led ~
muster under tho banner OF a strong
loader who knows now 90 take aIvuut.
aFcof tho situation. Auy pu1plu would
rather submit 10 tho stern role OF
- NNANAA"A AANA 70 TUE II
OF chaos such a. results from cE,rcmu
auarohisuc terror Indications aro no,
lacking tp justify reflections and Gus.
picious Of this k.nd. Il 10 significant
that Of late publications. on the life OF
the fret Napoleon have founi o Fical
deal 0fiayor with the French pubic,
aud mis- autocrauc career IL put forth IN
d light different aud Tar more cEcusa.
bic than thati which huwas formerly
regarded. ItalliuilcAtcs new driit
Of public opinion. May Il not justly
the thought tina, tho restoration OF The
monarchy may 10 tho result, Of the
failure Of inability OF the present gov.
eminent to stamp tue red demon Of
auaf, ny under 10 heo?
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.


The slziy.iourlh Annual Conference
Of the Church OF Jesus Christ OF Lat.
tcr.day Saints will convene Ia the
Tabernacle, Salt Lake city at 10
O'Clock on Friday morning. ApFil
e,t, is9i
The officers and members Of tho
Church generally arc cordially Invited
to attend tho meeting OF tho Confer
cnco.
WiLFOED woodruff,
GEORGE q. CANNON,
JosEpn r. SMITH,
First Presidency.
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GoNE BACK 10 GAS.

The Southern Pacific railway nos
abandoned its otl1sI TO Hight ms rars by
electricity aud has fallen back Du gas
asa more satisfactory illumlnauL The
system now used % similar 10 that ap
tho Union Pacific and Rio Gmude
Western roads, The Southern Pacific
gas plant ls located at Oakland Point,
California, that for the Rio Gmulu
Western 10 al Osisri while the Union
Pacific has several the largest uvlu.
at Omaha,
II may DO thought that the subs,l,u.
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4 REMARKABLE rnuulcuo,.

Ina letter TO the NEWS few dnys
ago, reference wus made to yersu ta
the s7th chapter OF the propholioal
writinga Of Ezekiel, passage very
familiar to the Saints, anu the CORES.
pendent dwelt on the necessity Of the
additional testimony Tor Chrlrt mr.
niahed by tho Book Of Mormon, "the
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Walker Bros. & Fyier Coz Grad
Millinery Opening, Tuesday, Ni,rcs
20. Read our advertisement in fSi,
pareG giving iIll description Of OIL he
lovely things we will show.
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WILLIAM TUCKER, DECEASED.

NrOuUE D. nEuEM OWEN THAT
N DO sarah Cover uumCrIy sarah Iur.rr
ihu vito 40 Morris Cover, who Wa residing i1
Che SALT Lake titY iu the rear lat, or % UNt N
dead, her fhIIdtru, wall communicate with u'
Che uudrrarUcd. slu or they will hear ui
something 90 their advantage.
Dated tuo lItn DAY Of February, islL
nNTliWAi a SOS,
SOLICITOR,
luuiYpoDI
England.
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FORTY.ElNlH DIVIDEND,


salt lake CITY. March ll, is'l
~ a meeting of thc directors nr.i
today. "a dividend uf four per cent uas
Declare upon the capital 'Ht1Us 90 tfn
Institution OF record April itth, lril,
payable Boo cash on and alter Mny .tl,
neat.
THu above dividend. 10 stock.
holders 30 desire. viii 10 PAID in mgr.
uuaulIHr 40 any time after This date,
provided, the stock ccrtihrato d ptu.
zen. rl al thr tnatiiuuuu'a genera.
UnIrr.
THOMAS e.. wEnuEU.
fgh HrrTrtHfT
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qfe rFarnrI rvrwy1 Nfwsm puh.. ahe !
tfiv. SUNDAY trrcrtca, ai teir.r s'ulh nn'
D % TEMPLE tuCcif, tai LAAo ''l'
grrm diucn atJ op.m. Regular Lditoh
go O'Clock.
Ttr UFarpTr arWiaW rrEtr News m pub
tllid on Trffdav and friday o. each wocA
mo rrttrEf WIrKtr Nn magazine form
10 rrtnshcd evCrY saturday
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ttv srbseni,u viii tudi1 notify >. n Dun.
trr .eIfcu|stor of any uftgtlauiI in tAu n''
hvcrY ol tnUIr rauCfa
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fuiserhsra changing thoir piscsof rtridenee
should always rtvc former nt vel A. pfeaen'
EuHrfaa
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Tho Nrwa son o. eat tho prnclnN Hoio e.
NtNa Stands 400 ou 900 messenger NAiha taf
IA L. aha CITY after u.m. daily.
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osmtunieauona thoa'i be- addressed 70
DrEHkl Nuva ruHttutN8 co.
Teitrtonc
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fork-steady cash, sl3. %: May. SIS. sok
aIu-stsady; cash. $s2z5<; May, SIS.
a. SOFT - nos-steady; cash, taG755: MAY,
cnouiders-@5 25@s. 80
snort ciear--S7.00e7- q.
Whisky-sl. Is.
LIVE STOCK
pIafsie-Reoeipts. $500 head. Market:
~, steady; Others, tribe lower:
es are no extra or frsf-clxss steers
here: best on market. Is 06aS30: Others.
G3.D.
~ Receipts, $4,000 head. Market
~ loc lower: rough heavy. sS.0od5 IS;
packers and mixed, $5.2595.4o: prime
nnvy and butchers weights, $5.45Gi55;
prime light. s45tgs55n
snsep-Reeeipts. 1900 head Market
,ssAdy. closing xeak: natives. 81. 2Sa4 10:
westerns. s25oa3.7a
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THE STOCK rxoHAsex


NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-It was . dun day
on the stock exchange. the transactions
oeing less than an hours business on an
active day. Perhaps the most potent in-
nusnces we're the favorable prospects of
the passage Of the bill providing for coin
ing silver seigniorage now in the treasury.
ana the announcement that the secretary
OF the treasury was determined upon the
issue OF bonds under existing laws ii con-
sress did not enact new Law giving him
power TO issue low interest bonds. Save
Tor periods 1T the opening and about /
O'Clock the general market VA. firm and
closed with an upward tendency, the inn
provsment ranging from x TO 2H per
cent
Bonds Weak.
Government bonds--Steadv.
Petroieum-February. 79c bid.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Following 10 the clearing house state.
ment prepared By Bradstreet,s for the week
ending today, as compared with the CORE
spending week last year:
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MINING sTocKx
CHICAGO aaRKErs.
rRx naARn OF rR.nr

esic.eo. Jan. s-wheAs-Dull: opened
~aeesaged. advanced ne on locs, bay
-. assAsnsd asc on lower cables and ex-
$50 increase IN Northwestern receipts /;
sssasnea ~ GA light reported receipts al
asa ana Minneapolis. vet IN winter
eest and favorable action Of the
Nse COMMITTEES on the issue % silver
,hsAtes against seignevsse in the
.Afy' bed steady and closed easy =
- aessF shan yesterday. Receipts,
go ~" easAe.s; shipments. 500 bushels
80 Cash. sic; Nav. s5FsG
ns-Stesay; essa, S&s.e; May. sSssc.
kys-ASe. ''' -''aN' @~'' '~'@''
naFiey-Nnrnina
lsar-sLSss,
iinesAy-si.n,
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rar A.auls ca . Little eirI.

p. J. BGrEmAnn. who was accused Of
criminal assault on Carrie ". Shank. VAS
given a preliminary hearing yesterday
afternoon before Justice Caldwell. The
evidence showed thAt Burgmsnn Was ii
the habit Of enileing little girls 70 his
cabin 81 or near the foot OF Pixe street. by
giving them small sums Of money. On
the particular occasion, when II - al
legged that ne acted improperly with The
little shank girl. be took her into his roern
and attempted 70 assaults her, hat released
her on the appearance Of Rsns Eslisx, who
told HIM she would yell for hep. Justice
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded I'm the Auditors once
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions from January /,
1924. are sioa toa. There were filed for
record yesterday 10 deeds. the considers
tions agTregsiing $40. ais Following is
the list as furnished By Osborne. Tremper
& Co. ahstraesors Of titles. ii6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
James Jones TO Alex Grubb. lots . and
Q. block -, salmon Hay Park, $50
sheriff To William Lack. lots , and 8.
block 3. Central Seattle. $4l4
Sheriff To Angus Macintosh. lots and
s. net. svG and nwl SCI. aud n y Ia Of
netS af SCI. sec -, -. 6. <sSsi
J. l.. Howe 20 ]. I. Ronald, lot 6, block
II. Rurkes III. 81
Alter; HelYar TO n, Ia Fontaine. lot 4.
block :, Prospect Terrace. ssh
Levi Iangel 20 County OF kins strip for
county road. 81.
II, A. Havens and wife 20 ]. C. Gilbert.
block Is. Shinn's Valley Home. si.sa
l. l. Markie 10 j. ". Henderson. blocks
/, -, Q, Calkins' ist to Kirkland, Si.Sa
Sheldon Alien 10 Susan Allen, Sc. nwi.
and swi. netA Is. 81, l. 81.
g. - Meem 10 Edwin nsv, Part lots :
aud 5, block -. Terry's ID. sSdoa
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unsoae ..d Exoutsa.e.

Ths interior OF the compartment car % sAs
North Western line 10 Ike = kinsiy paiacs. q
paiasiss residence or an Arabian Sighsa dream oil
srisndo---ss the visitor may regard IL
Never In tie htst0ry OF railway travel has
anything % perfect In architecture, 20 unique
In comfort. % exquisite in ssste, OF costly IN
decoration. tesn sean befofe. and II waa among
the great sights that attracted the attention oil
the world az the Columbian exposition. th.a
marvellous car eeiIpsinE all oshe.s.
The North-wsssern limited TO cafcaso carry
Ing this together with buffet. sleeper and dining
car. leaves 81 Paul every day In the year. bsrshs
O the same rate - In an ordinary sleeping car.
=. W. Parker, Puget sound agent, III Cherry
street, Seattle.
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sunny Lucksy, the slayer Of Dickson
scott. at Muskoges. l. T.. three years ago.
Who Vas recently captured Ut Franklin by
SHERIFF Wooiery. wiz b brought before
Justice Caldwell this morning At 10
O'Clock TO determine whether the Indian
territory authorities have taken the neces-
sary steps to have him givsn In charge Of
Sheriff c. B. White.
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Puyaiiup Hop Market.

PrrALLur. Jan. i2-tspeciai. The hop
market has been dull the past week. A.
G. Campbell has been offering Is and IS
cents for choice samples. +. Meeker &
Co have not been in the market at any
csics since some time before the holidays.
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caldwell tkoughs that facts submitted
showed IN assault with intent to commit
rape rather than rape. - charged Burg
mann was held 20 the superior court In
Aooo boads. in defsuit Of which he was
committed
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Portland Grain Market.

PORTLAND. Jan. i2.-Tspeciai. Wheat
Inactive and steady. Valley, 921Sc; Walia
walla, s0Qf8itsc per GENITAL.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rHK srArK OF TRADE.

{ eAy Francisco, Jan. l2--Ths changes
n the local merchandise market are I'm
material. Business runs along in the regu-
lar groove, with prices steady. The pro-
duce markets are quiet
Vegetables higher for green
stock.
Fresh fruits-Duil.
Potasoes-Weak.
nutter--Lower.
Eggs--Steady.
foultry--very duh.
Game--In poor condition.
Produce receipts--Fiour. quarter sacks,
Asa; wheat. centais, 81, $50; Washington.
100; barley. centass. 40; corn, Washing
Ton. sacks, 2sI: beans. sacks, 7bo; pota-
toes. sacks. 6,ss8; onions. sacks, sl6; bran,
sacks. loo: Washington. 9is.
sRE,psruFFs AND GRAINS.
Flour - Family extras. $a406f3 50:
e2ea.
Whsa,-Sample market lacks vim. there
being very little sampiing of offerings and
prices are necessarily very easy under
pach a condition of affairs. Shipping
wheat that will class as No. standard is
uaosabie At sLo3s.. with $L05 for a choice
Product Milling qualities are in moderate
~NNsNuA ~ N Va fsta
GENITAL
Barley Prices show strength. though
the volume of local trade Is oil moderate
pseportions only. 4 fair demand is said
10 prevail at interior points for feed pnr-
poses. and this class of custom Is making
steady inrosds on the stock. Feed. T3s.ae
.sc; iair TO good quality. 16i4c: for choice
hrtFhs brewing. sa'sVfaQc per GENITAL.
osss-Priees have advanced owing to
smaller receipts aud diminishing of stocks
Milling, lls0tl 22,a; surprise, sL2al
lGea. fancy teed SIH0ti 22tf: good 10
Choice. sli2lfdL iTts; poor 10 fair. ae,Sc6e
s.eth; black, e5eessL22ls; gray. $Lo5ae
Lla per GENITAL
torn-This article attrsets but little at
Naton az this moment. Qgotahle 81 SOC
essc Tor large yellow. aovsaoisc for small
fs.los and aaOtgatsc for white
kye-siooesl.oals.
TIsASCTsI@
.ptsiss-on sight, New York. per 500.
PREMIUM. Sterling bllls--on London,
eeday bank, stses
SILVER bars. per ounce. es5sef6Ac.
Mexican aollars-aSea Asa~c
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The Northern Pacific are nov running dining
cars between Seattle and Portland on trains
leaving seattle daily ~ q N. end leaving
Portland daily as q m This service Is
acknowledged 10 be nnsurpassed
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
THE KSGrrsH GRAIN MARKrrs

LiyESPooI. Jan. II ~-Wheat-Easv, de-
mand fair: No. California. So 4des5s sd
Ne. red Western winter. Sc 2lsi.
Corn-Quiet; demand moderate: mixed
Western Is I'D
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poRr ORCHARD
ronr wAsHIssron
STEAMER cHEHALIs

lsavss Hstsesc's whsrf daily sxeers ssnasy q
k3o p ~ Fes frsisnt ar passage apply o. eaar1
w. n sgYAoHE. uas.ss
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HOPS.
Hcps-Duii; state, common to choice,
1sG22c; Pacific coast, is@f22c.
WOOL
Wool-About steady: domestic fleece
1905: pulled, aD@aSc; Texas. Io6ll5c.
Copper-Easicr; Lake, $40.
Lead--Firm; domestic. $40.
Tin--Dull; Straits, s20.0.
MERCHANDISE.
Coffee-options opened quiet at un-
changed to Is points decline, ruled dull
and rather weak aud closed dull at 10 Is
points net decline. Sales. 1870 bags, in
Guiding January. $i7 10: February. $i6.651
i67o; March. i6S59is A.: May. $l6oo.
Spot Rio, quiet; Rio. is@tisl4c.
sugar-Raw. firmer; fair refining, 29-idc
centrifugal. ai-test. i5-i0c; Bahia CEN
triiugal. 95-test, i5-l6c 10 60 TO Canada:
retned, active, firm.
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ADE AND SHIPPING.
rket Quiet, With No Changes
IN Quotations.
oAy oRALAskA SHIPMENTS
- = Coed Demand 81 TIE Ad.
.eeA PYfess-Hoshesss Let
thee On Sale.
nay oaALAskA SHIPMENTS

q. DEPARTMENT OF AaBrcrrrrRH.
wgATHgn BUREAU,
PORTLAND. Or, Jan IA, 1874 }
Suus for SATURDAY: Rain; slightly cooler.
BsasproRD, Acting l. 7. o.
- wxrxs DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
urArnxs EuRgaU-DAILY BULLETIN.
SEATTLE. wash-, Jan. Il, iso&
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
Money on cali-Easy at 1 per cent. |:
closed offered at per cent Prime mer-
camille paper, 31z@4iS per cent. Sterling
exchange-Easler, with actual business in
bankers bills at s4-s6i194 s6s1 for de-
mand and $fs41z@4 sas. for sixty-day
bills.
BnNDs
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

BosroS, Jan. i2-Ciosing:
Atchison ....... iaFsNeIiosn Central. a
Bell Telephone -. $50 san Diego. S
Burlington sas
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER RAINIER,

STEAMER RAINIER,
Rsssugis aaa yefarnishe6 tesv@e Mefesants Asck
Yu~~day fhursday ard saturday ut - Tor
Klnxxson. orr Gamble. Bangor. AsAnseE. ISlt-
waup puwssta Hoo6spss Z ntcn City A06 inter.
,,e.ststa pososs arriving IN Enioa c1sy 81 5 D. IN
I4Av%s { MEN CRY q m Wednesday, Friday
ana Sunday arrsvinE IA sesttls NJ ,
4 n. LIBBY. Sasseg.
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i
n prices are noted that are of CONSCIENCE.
The Wholesale merchants and the COM
Eission dealers on West street were busy
fling orders from Alaska and large ship
ments will 60 north on the Topeka. All
~ dealers seek the Alaska trade, a. it 10 .
sessh country" where collections are easy.
Poultry Is selling we'll. Turkeys 60 at
y cents alive and Is to II cents dressed.
Chickens dressed are selling at II cents,
which is . considerable advance from holi-
~ prices
The second consignment Of dollhouse
leitucs this season has come TO market,
cad, - usual, Is from Vashon island. The
Isttuce Is quoted at 60 cents per dozen. The
lest shipment from California sold at %
esnts per dozen.
There il no change In the wheat market.
which - firm, and everyone 10 aIxiousiy
hoping for an advance.
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sf1AxEn enEYHouMp.
Day s1esps Sunday.
connss0sg nsa1sy, rev. 20 1854
lvs seattle. 800 . N Lss 4eessss.s. it2 m
avs Rvsrsst. 10; b n Lvs Evsssss. 500 m
Leaves sesssse ..-s-.-.-......-ii - N
eunosss Leaves Esssst1 SAGE. ...s.. 90 y IN
Csnnsefs with boats fof Tacoma ana sauhsmlsa
Lasainx Cosraa dock, foot Of Marion street
CLAup TRoUP. q. W. 0oopHuE,
pea ssoy.
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a. prsfts-on sight, New York. per 500.
- PREMIUM. Sterling blils--on London,
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silver bars, per ounce. es5s 16ac.
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THE GUARANTEE LoAS AND rRuvr co.
Incorporated 1887. Capital saoo.oeo
sansy susidae Corner of second sna cAssR
fransacss general banking easinssA
eAvrS0s DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received IN any amount nom enc aNnn
Upwards ana interest allowed thsrpoA
Money loaned upon tmprovei
farm and city real estAtA
TRUSTEES
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MANA WM RICHTER FfsHER
HOWARD HAILKY.
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For rates and further particulars apply 10
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Front 81, foot Of Cherry.
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