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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-27
Barker AspAndr0scoggln
BLEACHED COTTON &c.

Rest Cotton ever sold for that price.
4 good 1914 Unbleached Sheeting for l5c.
the best iO-4 Utica Bleaehed Sheetihs
for 25c. ,c, ,or Tho
tO-i Utica. This is only 2Isc, for the
hemming. - Loan,
Cotton, TIC. per yard by the piece OF
&c. per yard n ~,
Langdon q. -. Rleached Cotton. &c by
the piece or Zoe. by the yard. The shlrt
makers pronounce this one or the best
Bleached Cotton makes.
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ST. LOUIS.

changed.
Wheat lower; January. 49Ac.; May.
i0'sc.
Corn lower: January. 30Ac.; May, 4l9s
GilAc.
oats lower; January. 29c. May, 29Ac.
Pork Standard mess, $40 I5Ql1OO
Lari-Prlme steam, 500: choice. $500
Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders $40;
longs, Sj.55, clears. $5.5J; shorts, So 10
Bacon--BOKed shoulders. $500 longs,
81 90 clears. S6.37i2. shorts. $3.50.
HiEh MincS SteadY AZ 81 -
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in interstate commerce. and cannot be
protected by any laws governing the
same and IA not therefore, exempt from
a license tax as citizens Of Virginia sell
inc manufactured articles and merchan-
disc by agents.
In the case Of S. F.. Chapman against
the Yellow Poplar Lumber Company. OF
Coal Grove. Ohio. Judge Paul overruled
the urotIou for a new trial and gave the
defendants until the first day OF the
next regular term In May to prepare their
bills of exceptions. verdict Of $500
was given some time ago In favor OK
Chapman.
A RECEIVER APPOINTED.
In the case of the Fidelity Trust In
surance and Safe Deposit Company. OF
PHILADELPHIA, trustee and plaintiff in the
hill represented by Mr.. X. G. Dale, at
torney' Of the city OF Philadelphia, the
defendant Roanoke Iron Company, by
Attorney J. Allen Waite, of Roanoke
CITY. and the intervening creditors. the
Mil Creek Coal and Coke Company and
others. represented by Captain Frank ).
blair. Major s. Griffin, l.. II. Cock and
A. p. Staples. after hearing counsel on
both sides Judge Paul appointed ID. w.
Flickwir receiver OF the said Roanoke
Iron Company. 1t Is supposed that his
furnace and rolling mills, which closed
down about two weeks ago, will be In
full operati In a short time.
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little Sins"

Who hasn't them, and we also have
some small articles that II would be al
most sin not to buy, because the prices
are so extremely low.
All-White Fringed Linen Napkins for
BE-, or dozen for zoe.
A box 6 cakes) Toilet Soap. 9c.
go Good White Envelopes for 23c.
| pound Writing Paper, l0c.
pairs Ladies' Black Hose Teasonabie
for the price, for 2c.
Job lot OF Kid Gloves reduced to q
and soc.
A White Counterpart, SOC.
A bottle Of Florida Water. l5c.
An Engraving. worth Soc easily. for pic.
A good pair OF Childs Black Ribbed
Hose for 10 and l2hc.
Men and Ladies' Hosiery, sc. pair.
A Paper OF Pins for 1c.
rolls of Tape for 2c.
50 Hair Pins for sc.
a Good Mems and Boys Unlaundered
Shirt, &c.
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PERSONAL.

NN~~%N~NN-~-~-~N~~
1EIRS TO TEXAS LANDS-ATTEN-
IL TIOE: IL any OF your relatives as
sisted In the early settlement OF Texas.
or took part In Its wars, you are pronapiy
me. Nving your relatives name. ana
will Investigate TO see whether ne was
entitled TO anything. and will report 10
YOU the result Correspondence solicited
Want the heirs OF william Beers: he
lived in Richmond in 1916. jaT-H'
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEN YORK, Jan. 2U-The weekly
statement OF the Associated Banks shows
rnc follow BiC changes:
Reserve. Increase. 41J.3TI
/ .oana decrease. .................... 1864 300
Specie, increase. 3.22O. go
Legal tenders. decrease. Il. JA2 $40
Deposits. decrease, .......,......... =. 80 300
circulation, decrease. .............. ~ 200
The banks now hold $i5.SSO $50 iu excess
OF the requirements OF the - per cent,
rule.
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CIT Is ALL THE RAGE"
GETTING CLOSE TO YOU"
MERINO UNDERWEAR

is very attractive always, and to make
IL more go we viii offer 1t at 10 per cent.
OFF ali through the stock. This offer holds
good for one week.
Vests we have made the special price
37ihc. for the Soc.
Tot OF Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests, the
former 81 quality. for I0c.
We viii offer you bargains in the
Merino Underwear Stock which you must
not fall to see.
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AIR. McRAE'S WONDERFUL CuRE
MI for Organic Structure. Grayei anu
stone. and restoring Impaired vitaIs!y;
NEW PHARMACY. 100 east Marshall
strect. isichmond. Va. Correspondents
So;icite6 jal0-su, we&fr
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LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET
LONDON, Jan 2G.-Bar silver. 2Ga,d.
RICHMOND STOCK MARGET.
RICHMOND VA. Jan. 20 1895.

SALES. 900 Richmond, fredericksburg
ana potomac Dividend Obligations at
ll41s.
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nxAL ssrArE rnAxsrxxa


Iransaoesons einee January ord Fer
Yesterday.
Rea1 estate transactions since January
/. lisa are si6e .sso.sa There were fiied
for record yesterday II deeds. the consid-
erations aggregating s,S. Following Is
the list as furnished by the Daily Record.
room a. Scheuerman block.
VIM J. Beggs to his wife Carrie B. lots
"a. H. block 2, Mckenzie 4 Desnpsey's
Lake Washington ad. gift.
samuel pinkerton to Robert W. Pinker-
ton. sc. ne. sec s. tp Q. s. 81.
T. w. Graham TO O. r. Stephen 81 al
directors school district No. 76} trustees,
all land between school house ground on
side and rigist-of-way OF Seattle. L. 8.
& Y. Ry, in school dist No. IS q.
Stephen carkeek to Chas. w. Carkeek,
und 9-i0 int Ia sw. ne and lot 8. sec z tp
q. 3, se.5aO.
John III. Otto to his wife Marie. lots 1
TO 4. block .. Bay View I'D to Des Noines.
S.
Addie w. Brantigan (nee warburton)
ana husband Bruno to Matilda warbur-
ton, lot Is, block Is. River Park. $50
Reliance Loan & Trust Co TO Matilda
warburtoa lot SS. block IS. River Park.
$50
j. B. Harvey to John G. Schmidt. Lots
Il. Is. block 5. Gilman Park LIST adj s.
John g. Schmidt to e. s. Virgins. lots
II, 10. block s, Gilman Park. $l2S
West Coast Imp Co to Ncrwegian-Dan-
ish Baptist Pilgrim church, lot Z, block
81. Gilman Park. $75.
elise Inv Co to John II. Phillips. lots
to u. block l, and lots 10 l. block 2,
Broadway End ad, 81.
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THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
Items That Coucsrn the Red Men Of
washtngton.


Washington City. Jan. E.-Speciai -
The Indian appropriation bill, passed by
the house. contains about the usual
AMOUNTS for the Indians In the state Of
Washington, as will be seen by the fol-
lowing summary:
Pay of Indian agents. olyilie agency.
s., 500: Nea.h Bay. 81 200: Payailup tconsol-
idated) agency. 1880. Tulalip agency.
81 10: Yakima agency. $500.
Fulfilling treaty stipulations with and
support Of Indian tribes:
Occur d Alenes-For fourth of fifteen
installments to be expended under the
direction Of the secretary of the interior,
under the sixth article Of the agreement
OF March &C. 1857. ss.Oos; for pay Of black
smith, carpenter and physician and pur-
chase OF medicines, as per eleventh ar
ticks OF said agreement, $500.
Columblas and Colvilles-For annuity
of Chief Moses. as per agreement OF July
I, 1855, 1900: for employees, as provided
in said agreement. $500.
SpokasasS-For fourth OF ten INSTALL
ments, to be expended unier the direc-
ton OF the secretary of the interior In
the removal OF the Spokane Indians to
the Occur 6Alcne reservation. in erect
ing suitable houses, in assisting thkEn in
breaking lands, in furnishing them with
cattle. seeds, agricultural implements.
saw and grist mills. threshing machines
mowers, clothing and provisions; IN TAX
ing care Of the old. sick ana infirm: In
afrording educational facilities and In
any other manner tending to their civiii-
eaten and seif-support, as per agreement
with said Indians March IS, 1887. $5ooa:
provided, that any moneys heretofore or
hereafter to be appropriated for the re-
moral OF said Spokane Indians to the
Co<ur dAIene reservation shall be ex-
tended or expended to such members OF
tie tribe who have removed or shah re-
move to the Colvilie or Jocko reserva-
tioirs: for payment OF blacksmith and
carpenter to do necessary work and to
instruct the said Indians in those trades,
sI.es each: for second Of ten tslstaliments
OF sfo0 each TO Chiefs Louis. Paul Schulz
haallt, Antarcham and Enocs. as pea
agreement. 500.
For support and civilization OF the
D'wanltsa and other allied tribes in
Washington. insulting pay of employees.
s-.6e
For support and civilization of the. Quiz
nai-elts and cuii-leh-utes. including pay
OF employees. $500.
For support and civilization OF the
S'R1aliarn Indians. including pay OF EN-
ployes. $3.50.
For support and civilization OF the
walia walsa. Cayuse ard Umasiaa tribes
including pay of employees. q. 500.
For support ard civilization Of the Yak
insss and other Ifsiians at said agency,
including pay OF employees. $4,000.
For general incidental expenses OF the
Indian service. including travelling ex~
per@as OK agents In the state Of WASH
.ngson. and support ard civilization OF
Indians at Coiyiiie and Puyaiisp Agencies,
$Ise.
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sAS FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Rysaa.snu. md Gr.ius.

an Francisco, Jan. si.--The decline
TIE Chicago wheat market was dis
se6nEing TO local holders. and the sales
Nap options al the two sessions OF the
~ eoArd today were heavy. amounting
MsA tons. The price opesicc at the
fy informal session at 81 i-sc. and was
ssfR'f down TO % T-sc. AT the second
s.sa McGiauain tried To- sustain the
aet At times. but ms the price fell
= Id the Inference was that he had
3 ssosr brokers in the ring selling for him.
sie he occasionally put In a bracing
Aftsr the regular session McGlaufiin
.sfsa May AZ 80 s-sc without takers.
ssear--fanaiiy extras. s. taafs 50; bakers
~. 0.1s8as -: sstperfine. se99.s.
"asAs-onerings are not large. while
- dcmand Is moderate g. lie for
sAasru quality. with 50 ste for some
.s extra Milling grades. 81 isc to
-. Waila walla wheat sells at ssc
&c. for fair average quality. $50
saessesn ara soaS1a i-se for damp.
.aes-Srct trade shows no improv>~
while speculative business Is OF
- scausne. Feed. fair TO good, T51Soc:
= s. y he; brewing. SQss i-se-
S. There Is a steseirr feeling to the
ee trades. Milling, NGf.fa i-s, SUR
Re9l.ls; fancy feed. 81 % g.@:
~. 1e choice. ssee7Si: fair 10 good, ESQ
pcer 70 far. sa5s- i-2e: black, si.is
- sed. si@ai.i5 Ia: gray. - i-s0
~.ssr, sacks. S.l94: wheat. centa,s. rs.
sssssassa. sls; barley, centals. s..q.
ssaaxfoa. SIS: oars Wxuns.wtan ean-
- - eeasss, sacks. 4.sSs: corn. eentaiS
- re. sacks, 81
'tesas < Quotations.
ssssai-Easy; December. " r..e; May.
- -Easy; May. sa Lie. New Seller.
wa~ss
tsxa-sl1s
Financial.
ssssr bars g i-eaxs So.
80 sulsr& Ss0si l-ac
Ssses. II i-sc: telegraph. sc.
ssatag ssackS
-: Best & Beicher. s.: Yo<s.e Cor.
: .ssaA II: salwsr Goa. ra: Cafeteria.
as&ss- Cor. s.: chollsr, -; Con-
- w Een, Gala and Va. ges. Cen.
- e: Car Nsw York. &C.; Ex-
49, a. Go2l4 & Carrie. g: Hale
ssrsfnss. y: JnStleF -. Ke,.y~s s,.,n
b 60. =: Moac ses Nj psahin.
49, is5s oserrnan IS: rescss. ~:
4 - =. seSEroaa. o.. Sierra Nevada.
G. hisi, s9s Unsca Goa. s.: Utah
~ Yellow Jacket. a.
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= canadian Paper Admits what OsAs,
Papers Peraiseentiy Denv.

= So1s4aoo feper A4mtto what Other
Papers Peraistentiy Deny.
Vancouver News-Adverr.ser.
n b only In the course OF ordinary
business methods that the coal owners
OF Vancouver island SHOULD seek every
means OF reducing the COST OF production.
% that they may be in q better position
to meet the unsatisfactory condition OF
the market. The wages OF the white
Golfers were reduced some months ago
and 1t Is questionable wfesher- whatever
might be the circumstances-thsy could
be reduced still more. without forcing
those employed to abandon such work and
seek other means or places for a iiveli-
hood. Bat at the Union mines the Diff
Guilty has been met by the employment OF
Chinese. With the result OF coal being nut
on thu market at prices with which It Is
snpossibie to compete with coal mined
by white labor Only at loss caxs coal
mined by white labor be marketed In san
Francisco. and there remains, therefore,
only the alternative OF diSpiacing 1t by
Chinese Or of shutting down the mines.
since the owners of the latter cannot be
expected 70 operate them continuously at
. loss
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wArxa TMoSx Sorxs.

George J. Wiley sold m eighth interest
In the bark Nonansam yesterday to John
g. Thcxsssczs, master.
Steamer Faralloa leaves san Francisco
tomorrow rssornlng for this port
tug Tyee sowet the sasp I4elanf Pro-
thers from the cape 20 Tart Angeles yes
serstsy morning.
Steamer City os Kingston took cut fifty
tors % gran from the West Seattle ese~
water 10 Victoria yesterday rnorE5ng
Steamer Mexico IL dsss from Alaska
about E'ehraa<y ard viii leave Ter San
rranxssrs after aSseA&rgfng her largo.
sssarner wsslamesse will so<s re ~ on
tho sctszss frcsn San Fraacssco &c Eaz
grain Ger Fegrzra trips
ss~&n WAS g0ssea ~ ga sk~ nsw ssesus-
e. cay Of sss<ssca yesterday End she WI
SOON be FtazT fer her fsrsS fsip.
Snsr q. r. Csersy. Capt Hasasli. sas
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Preduo&.

Liverpool. Jan. 24.-Close: wheat--Spot
dull; demand poor; No. 2 red winter,
IS lad: No. 2 red spring. IS I'D. No.
hard Manitoba. SIS ID; No. California,
SIS. Futures. closed steady with near
Positions. i42 far,hings lower and dis
tant positions unchanged. Februar.
Is s-4d: March. - I'D: April, Is
Sid: May, Is 7 Id; June. Is i-2d
Corn-Spot. easy; American mixed,
new. IS IL I'D. Futures closed firm with
near positions ia;2 farthings higher. Bus
mess heaviest on early quotations. jan
uary. Is II sid: February. SIS IL Lad;
March. IS: April. May aud June. Is I-2d.
Fionr-Duli: demand poor; St. Louis
fancy winter. SIS Cd.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. as la.
,nancsai.
London. Jan. A-Bar silver. 27s La.
Consols. los SIS.
Rank OF England discount rate. per
cent 2
New York. Jan. et--The Evening Posts
London cabiegram says: The stock mar
kets were good today. S'onsois sold az
los fl-is. The runsored issue OF fss. 900 900
Of consols Tor navy expenses was mega
lived by the Daily News II estimates
the naval expenditures for the next three
years at about E5.0eo.0oo. II Ia possible
that the treasury bills viii be issued
Americans declined and tssen rallied on
buying, on n telegram TO the Financial
News reporting tho possible issue of 500.
osa. GO In gold bonds, This. however. Is
no; believed In the best quarters here
South AGssrscasss were particularly
strong on a material rally in the Brazilian
exchange. One hundred and eighteen
thousand pounds In golt was exported net
for the week: izso 600 went 10 the Cape:
fsie.nDe came IN from Australia: f57.eN In
bars. ard fseea In United States geld coin
bought. Totayfs shipment to the Cape
Is by the Standard hank 10 South Africa.
Coinage Is said 20 be scarce AT the Cane.
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MARINE NEWS

San Francisco. Jan. e4-Arrfvei: San
Masea. Cornox, Costa RIGA Departure
bay: TrTackse. TiiianaEck bay: Soss.A
g,s2us, Astnrsa and Portland. City 90
psaebia. Victoria and Port Towzasensi
Departed. U. s. s. Alert. San Diego;
Il. s. s Ranger. San Diego: Beigtc. Yoke
hama aSss Hongkeng; ATyxsta. Clos bay.
Fresgnta ans charters. American ship
wTETse Rosentlesd. now On Pag~t Sound.
lumber sssenca 90 Valparaiso.
Port Townsend. Jarl za.-Spccsai
rived. Bark Matsksa, from Hcnosasss:
ship While Eosantel.ss. frosa Acapulco. Sc
Tacoma. ship LeyianI Bros. at zsorx
Arz<essS
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CHICAGO AAgAKrA

s-hsr~ge. yan .s--Thc wheat market
..z.susss weak again May started AZ srSsn
So "a ssss --se. compared With - s-sc az the
rsass yesterday. Tgse tendency darsng tas
s~st hcur wsss toward the rseeovsxy cz the
ssnersnr less. ard shAt Was WY s1on az
.-ssrax,sa<sss<a. After an advance % - i-sc
sv tn~ ssrss tea rsinates. sradgrx WAS tot
s,uz.ss rs several reactions 10 - s-Ss ard
rsx,osexs<s 20 IS s-sc azsresg sae next nszsr
ara n half. Tee situation a<ss sszsefzna ssa
!. "A exsesssal paxxseSlsrs. theuxh tse
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We. McSsarT1a, wssrxse holy was f1z1sss
AZ saskrAsartxe ssA7. p. G.. 90 Sew Tears
tAv wzsa a bxsszss znrsssas In ERse bead xms
rsrs ssarrysersi hzx eosnsnfss@d NsArsfe-
90 - rock ne&r Matsakzazzz> B. e.. Sza-
uArv X Loss NeM
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THE OLD RELIABLE

sow<d IN yesterday by the tug Tyee.
twelve days out from San Francisco. 70
load coal for the Oregon Improvement Co.
ship Columbia - six days cut from
Gan Francesca for this port to load coal
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4~%.
KELLY-In Seattle. Wednesday. january
*, 1885. to Mr. and Mrs George Kelly,
a son.
MARCONNTER-In Seattle, Thursday.
January "A, 1895. to Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Marconsizer, a son.
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NEW YORK MAsSxrs.

ahe ssaek Exchange
49, ssFk. 5sa "a -Thts has been $
=. sssa ssay On tAe stock exchange.
sss-~s being traded IN. On
sss<ss ss>eealasiosa Was Gsm and
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sTRAIr srEAasfItp coAkaANY.

Seattle and ToWzsehd- Neah Bay f601n.
Steamer GsrIan4 leaves Yesler dock Non.
days. Weanesdays and Frtdaya at 14slt
pHnxeness. Port Angeles, Port Crescent,
Gettysburg. Pyaht. Clallam Bay ANA
Neah Bay; returning. arrives Seattle ~
leaves Yesler dock for Port Townsend
Port Wiliiams. Dungenees, Port Angeles
and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays ana
nate days D. m
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PEol LES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle Wash.

-oTFIcERs AND TRUSTEES
Arthur A. Denny. Vice President
James r. Hayden. Man gr.. CaSh.r. Sec'y
Frank !. Blodgett. Assistant Cashier
Sigfnund Schwabacher. John Collins.
e. c. Ncufeider. r. w. Wilmans.
Transacts q savings bank business ex-
ciusfvely.
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000.
IntereHt allowed per annun. Six Der
cent. on term deposits. per cent. on orr
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate Or
approved collaterals only.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RosArsE.

STEAIkxE kzfJ5AI L. &
Arlington dock leaves fer Victoria and
port Townsend daily except Sunday. NJ
ffxM 81 u-. rerurnsrx. leaves Victoria 3
= IA STEAMER Idaho leaves for Port
Tornsen1 aE4 way ports daily. exespt
eanazy al T. MI Sunday direct ~ 3
= r.. returning direct. SsAxeE FoTt Town
s<nd ii q. n Tsfephone ~
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WEST COAST STEAM NAvI0Ar1oe
COMPANY.
RTEAMER FARATIf1N

STEAMER FARAT1IsON.
pispafrhes steamers for Han Frxnctmcm
February .. ~. March 2. -, and every y
days thereafter.
messenger and freight rates the loves.
Tickets ard Freight rates can be o..
tasned by applying TO
J. q. CARROLL Agenk.
Unson dock, foot Of un6on strc4, Gon1-
tie. Telephone Gt.
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\
n,xht revival in business in
s. rrt,duce houses. Prices were
sSout the same az on the preceding
49, nrd on some lines were shaded
Z d s1rd<r b effect sales. Receipts were
1u6eratn ana arrived generally In good
1kape.
fwaneos show very little activity,
III eyen che low prices prevailing do
= rorve as an inducehiesst to buyers.
) Ihofce large naveis are quoted at So %
|r ~. Seedlings move slowly at 81
s. Per box. The late froSts in
5A hive as yet not RAISED the
/ 0.lcas. but there In no telling when
~ viii be advanced. Lemons are
nf1fuj and dull. and lines are neg
& I'D. Apples are In large supply ana
11lets are holding for full prices on
). ILnloe stock. Medium grades are dull.
mcet Of the choice stock comes from
eupn. Pineapples are in light sup
-. and the stock Is Of poor quality.
10 ere IN good supply. and dealers
oo hoaatng firmly for full figure. Most
n ~ stock is from California. Dates
onjet Nuts move slowly and prices
u change. cranbcrries are plen-
~ sre held firmly for full prices.
i o0tn PER pound.
NoGet1bles or all kinds are numerous,
~ epmc varieties show considerable
&lyIfy. Yakima potatoes are In good
unnd. and are much sought after.
- 10 the California markets. Cab
Z - q In moderate supply and finds
1ale at quotations. CauIfiower
II WtN Celery moves well at quota
& - e cents per dozen.
~ la3ry produce movement Is mod
entt. and prices low and weak. Cream
NJ butter Is In large supply. and deal
- IND but httle difficulty In dispos-
~ Of II at the low prices prevailing.
1ae inquiry for new cheese Is increas-
~ and prices are firmly held. Fresh
n1sh eggs are very weak and declined
cents per dozen yesterday. They
I'D yesterday for 15 cents per dozen.
1Ais decline In prices is due to the
hskA receipts flooding the market.
fsuliry Is in light supply and very
s<sk.
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Masta's Jump - Conelusions.
Smith, Gray q Co.'S Monthly.

I conclude that's a fiy." said the young
trout.
You are quite right. my DEAR" an
swered Its mother. .but you mustn't jump
at conclusions. 1t is q fiy. but doubt IL
God made it,
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP ca.

lows.
For San Francisco via PORT Towneen3
and Victoria. at O m. {passenEerA re-
sssyed on board at .. m) Jan. 3 + -
From San Francisco for Victoria ana
Puget Sound ports. at q. m. Jan. s, ~
Tickets may be obtained at the once oe
the company. at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GQODAIsI4. PERKINS n Co.
General Agents, San Francisco
]. II. JOHNSON, r. 8. Subj. Aeattie
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roKrLAsD enus MARKET.

s,tsAnd, Jan. y. --wheat--yailsy, 7saS
z lsf Per GENITAL; walia wasia, soGfc
ler bashel.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
s Wiley Navigation Cas- steamer
MuITNCMAH
DAILY TIME CARD:
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at.S:ao . m Tacoma al. 90 n
Tacoma at.l0:uo N Seattle at..f2Oe q
Seattle at. loo p M Tacoma at. S.00 n
Tacoma at. $50 m Olympia ~ Go 8 a.
Kamilchie.
FARE TO TACOMA, 50 GENTS.
Landing, City Dock. foot q Main street.
CITY OF ABERDEEN-SEATTI IA
CohIA AND OLYMPIA
Ar. Tacoma. 40 q m
I4v. Scnftle.7:ao q. m Ar. Olympia i 20 > M
Ar. Seattle. .,7.y0 b n
FARE TO TACOMA, 50 CENTA
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pR AND SHIPPING.

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NRkrHEn 9uneAH
Pox1IAKn. Or. Jan. -. 81 ,
3 - Hf1aay: Fstf; eoeief.
Z b. FAsrE. xosseasssr.
= ;%s1eeISn xxxsAC-pAfLy pUka.KsTA.
\ STARTS. Wash. jan- -. isek
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STEAMERS.
no. ALASKA

FOR ALASKA
STEAMER CHTLKAT
Leaves on February Z ~ 10 o'csock p m
Fsur srssxai rates snagfre Of
3. q. CARROLL Agent.
Tsseuhunn a. sehnszs0nssesss Wharf.
j. vs.. MeALI.Isr. Master.