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Financial.

TtH4BcfaIs
London. Feb. 19.--Bar silver q i1-isa.
Consois 1os HIS. Bank Of England dis
count rate. per cent.
New York, Feb f9.-The Evening Posts
London cable says: The new American
loan was az I-2 premium today. Money
was scarcer today on preparations for APP
pfications for the loan. The applications
will surely be astonishingly large. The
stock markets were quiet and dull today.
awaiting the American loan. The talk
of possible designations OF the govern
uaert also unfavorably affected things.
Americans were duh. closing AZ the worst
Breadstuffs and Grains.
Liverpool. Feb. ia-wheat-Spot quiet
but steady: demand poor; No. ? red win
ter Il Cd: No . red spring SIS Id; No.
hard Manitoba 5s I'D: No. l California
IS "a. Futures orene3 with near positions
one farthing higher. closed steady with
March one farthing higher and others I'M
changed from yesterday. February ~ Sd.
March IS Gid; April a. I'D; May Is
sgd: June Is "a: July IS Id.
ccru-Spo. firm: American mixed. nesw.
As Lei: futures opened firm With near and
distant positions one farthsng higher.
closed firm, with February unchanged
and other months ore fsr1hing higher.
February IS la: March. April. May, June
and July Is I'D.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast e LIS.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Tug Mystic towed the schooner Helen
w kemhse to Tacoma yesterday 20 load
lumber for San Francisco.
Tug Beaver took q scow load Of brick
from here yesterday 20 Olympia for the
new capitol building.
Tug Magic left at three O'Clock yester.
day morning for tho straits
There - a heavy south wind at the
straits. Four earks and two schoorers
are lying In Neah bay.
Ths Kingston met the Mary r. Perley
yesterday or West point lighthouse and
took OF fourteen passengers for Victoria.
Inspector Cherry has gone 10 Everett
to finish Up the inspection Of the whale
back City of Everest.
Steamship Walia waiia came In last
night to the bunkers and coalea up.
Steamship Farallon left for San Fran
cisco last night with a full cargo OF
freight and the following passengers. J..
Z. Field. Mrs. n b. Sayre. q. Heussey.
{. Z. Eeussey. W. W. Bouse, ID. +.
Weedou, Mrs. Stone. c. L. Collins and
wife. keneth Collins. Delsa Collins, IL.
&. Donald. Mrs. NJ. E. Donald. Mrs. N.
A. Seller. Ralph Donald. Mrs. Lewis,
Mrs. H. A. Males. Mass E. jones. d. CHS
holm Albert o'Brieia. Z. Mullen. IL. Is.
Campbell VIM Mea,drith. j. L. Eigholx
and wife, Mrs. X. C. Byrne. Jnos Fryers,
James Straus and wife, Chas. Reynolds.
L. II. Ross and wife. W. I. Ssmons. J..
Champagne. X. II. jackson. j. Parkiosse.
Mrs. Charles Reed and son. Including ten
passengers from Everett and nine from
Port Townsend.
The steamer umatflla sailed from San
Francisco Tuesday with the following list
of passengers: For Victoria: ID. o'Sulli-
van and wife, L. G. Rogers. q. H. Davis.
+. J. Reamne. VIM. Byree, +. Williams.
w. H.. Kendall. Seattle: l.. n. lesson,
Miss l.. Graham. Minnie L. Graham. jess
sic Lace. Kate Luce. Il. Purdy. wife ANA
child, Emanuel Roberts. j. T. Cochran,
Mrs. ]. ]. Johnstos,. F.. Il. Koening Port
Townsend: John Odds.
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MYTHICAL MINING CLAIMS.


81. Louis Swindlers Trading ON Monte
Crisso's Great Name.
The dispatch In yesterdays Post-Intelik-
gencer from ST. Louis. regarding the raid
ing Ct the washington Stock Exchange"
which the police claimed was a gambling
resort and swindiing concern. created
good deal of interest In the city among
mining men. The dispatch stated that Il.
ii. Spear. the manager OF the concern,
declared he was not running a gambling
game but q legitimate mining exchange,
and enumerated as carried on has list the
names OF the following companies. BASED
upon good claims in the Monte Cristo min
ing district The Aiban, the Beta. the
Copper. the Delta and the Essex Gold and
Silver Mining companies.
There can be no doubt but that the con-
Germ Is a swindle, for an examination Of
the plat OF the Monte Cristo district does
not reveal claims held by any of the conf
pauaes named. the nearest approach to
the names mentioned being the claim Of
the Albion. while the St Louis concern
spoke Of the "Aiban.'' Spear Is quoted in
the dispatch as saying that the companies
were organized in 1898. each having set
of officers and board Of directors. and
that ]. r. Willy is president and 4. III.
Spear secretary OF the several concerns.
Mining men in this city who are interest
ed in the Monte crtsto district do not
know of the existence Of any such men as
Willy and Spear aud declare the whole
proposition TO be a great fake"
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade,

San Francisco, Feb. Extraordinarily
extras s.. s5sis. So: bakers extras *s.l5d3.2 Is
superiine ssleaaie
wTheat,-OTerings are not large, while
the demand Is moderate. At the same
time there are willing buyers at 81 LA
s. lie per GENITAL for gtod TO choice ship
ping grades and possibly IS &c would be
paid for something fancy. Milling
wheat strong IS i-4E9nc. waiia Walia 75a
Ui-sc for fair average quality: rs 3-4a
81 lie for bluestem and 7cHss lie for
damp.
rarley-Trade slow and unsatisfactory
Local wants are sssan and there IS next
TO nothing doing IN the shipping way.
Feed. fair 70 good. ~ i-2G73 s-4c: choice
TSc; brewing SGsec.
oats-No heavy supplies are coming In
bat shere are ample stocks on hand. De-
usana quiet Milling si.ae 1-20i.l5: fancy
feed slf?ios: good 10 choice sscs7s: fair
q, good sosEasc; poor 20 fair s. i-2GIs1 l-ec:
black si.isff.se. red slo5al.ls IL: gray
ss i-assg5 he.
Flour, sacks. s.sso: wheat. centals. e.
80: harley. centais. Asa: oats. centais.
ssa: rye sacks. SO: beans sacks. s.Ise:
POTATOES. kSathSs AsA-
Closing Quotations.
wheas--weaker; May s. s-se: December
sST-Sc.
Barlcy-oules: December ii Sc.
Corn-sis - L.
B-an-slS.5a.
Produce.
potas.oes-Recs1pis % new today were
Eve sacks. Tas market is well stocked
with Old varieties but there Ia good DE-
,nana for choice stock and fun rates are
Obtained for such an article, We asaose
as follows: New pctasucs Lee TO &c per
Mound: early rise sssFsssc: river reds SO
sae. rs,srhassks as34sc: Oregon Bgrhanks
sss4sA,. Salinas BurtsaHks 7sc5si: sweets
sa-an ftxr rivers and yi-ssaI7s per GENITAL
for ctsnace esccks.
Bus,e~-TAere Is more or less surplus
ssecs ca the market. ser which there Is
NO outlet. ard prices s~e very weak -
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&tES34E past Nttk > lll0ffttNEf4t Vi AT%lS fAsiS
ms, taken as a whole, an unusually
III one. and prices have fluctuated but
1ltfA Stocks are medium and In some
res In over-supply. Dealers expect to
u we'll cleaned up by the end OF this
SEX by shipments to Alaska Small
assignments Of farm produce and vege-
kties are received every few days from
eesr-by ports, and keep the market we'll
6nppiied. Merchants are looking for a
hifiy lively spring and say IL cannot
noeae too quick
n fresh fruits oranges and apples con-
nae to be the principal commodities
I'D stocks, while not large, are plenty
keSe enough for trade requirements
&Anges have n large range in pricee.
Icy stock selling for t275 and 81 per
~ choice stock for s225 and S275 per
~ and seedlings from Si.7s 10 SIS per
= ~ Apples also have n large range In
1git<s, the medium stock ranging from
eests to 81 per box and fancy stock
han bio to $50 per box. Choice stock
hscszee and dealers hold for full, figures.
1fupsnal fruits are plentiful for trade re-
Qnarsmssts and dealers generally hold
fns fnh fgures. The inquiry on bananas
y god and stocks are being rapidly
eisznea up Cranberries are In light
sus9ly, and Dealers hold for fun figures,
u cents per pound. Lemons and lines
srs dai ssd the inquiry is small. The
dyled fruii market remains unchanged
ard prices rule about the same as on the
pyxsdlng day.
Vegetables are plentiful and movement
Is spoa On nearly all varieties. Cabbage
AMI cauliaower seem TO be I'm better de-
Gaaa than anything else and full prices
are obtained. Potatoes are In over-sup-
Ff and on only the choicest varieties
ansihing like full figures ob,ainable.
veaash and pumpkin are neglected ard
neelpts are small Celery Is in light
eppy and firmly held for quotations.
cents per dozen.
hpFement on dairy produce was first
qss during the week and stocks well
eansd up. All grades OF butter moved
we'll and on fancy stock full figures
sss obtained. Fresh ranch eggs adj
nncsa in price from Is TO IS cents ner
nssn. and are firmly held at those fig
s'es Cheese is unchanged and stocks
m large. Poultry Is In large supply and
sesk. ~'''
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Fresghts and char.e-S-BrissSs ship Min
ev~h. now AZ San Diego. humber from
Puget sound to Sydney; American ship
c. r. Sargent. coal from Seattle to San
Frsrcsscos British ship Celtic Queen. at
Portland. wheat. thence 10 U. x. Havre.
Antwerp or punklrk
Port Townsend. Feb. Is.-Srecsal.-Ar~
r.ved-Schcerer Ethel Zane. from San
Pedro. for Seattle. Ssiled-Bark Matilda,
for Hunsassii,s
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All trains from the West run into the
ST. Paul union depot, making close con-
nections with ."The North Western" trains
for the East and South. Passengers hold
ing tickets via the above line have only
step from their train to the elegantly
equipped sNorth- Western limited. ieav-
ing ST. Paul every day IN the year. For
ladies' travelling alone this Is especially
10 be considered For tickets and sleep
Ing car reservation call on
II. w. PARKER,
Puget Sound Agent, COT Front ST.. Seattle.
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49,: Silver Cerslacasea Moe cunces.
GoutAern Railroad. 4iMs
Hops
Hops-6ssady: state. common 20 eAcsce,
Old 307c. nss. 1lc-
Wool.
wooi-9tsady. sas~s
Metals.
fs sron-Dull: Scotch, usaA; Ameri-
en-. A5oa14A
Copper-Quscs: exchange price. 0fa
Iin-Steady; Straits, y33s. plates, weak.
eDeaier-Duu: domestic. x.M
CofYee-
Conee-Cpfsons closed quiet, 70 Is
points advance. Spot coffee-Rso. stead
ier' NO. I 1i-4c. Mild. quiet and steady.
Sugar.
SuSar-Sseedy: sales. n.sls bags: cen-
trifugai. - test. 3c ex ship. Refined
Moderately active and unchanged 70
1-lsc higher.
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sKAG1r RIVER ROUTE
TIME CARD.

STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Lilly. Bogardns a. Co.'S dock, g.
attic. Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
Feb. 18th, 10Th and I'D at is miin1g1e.
Stanwoosi. Florence, Fir, SkagN CITY,
Mount Vernon and Avon. Ret,lrning.
leaves Mount Vernon "Wednesday, fSkiny
and Sunday. Feb. Goth. I'D and Nth a. \
q. m. arriving at Seattle at .. m
LILLY. BOGARDUS q CO.. Inc.
Owners ana Manaeexn
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Feb. fs--Arrsves-Bark
Cen. rairchi.s. SanasnVo- Departed
Del Norte. H.squsm: sehoones-sharies
r. Wilson. Gray's Harbors Tnaisiia.
victoria and Port Townsend; ship occi-
sertal. Tacoma. ship Elwa1. Marianne.
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LTNGHAM LINE
OF Steamers and Clipper Ships. from
PUGET SOUND TO DErsAGOA BAY,
SOUTH AFRICA, DIRECT.
The splendid new 100 tods steamer
BELTTSLOE.
Bennett master. will sail on or about
10Th Of March.
Through rates OF freight 70 Johannis-
burg and Praetoria-
Apply to
Port Bbakaley.
M. y, MAGNETISM,
46 Front Street. SAN FRANCISCO. Cal
q. r. NEAME A. co,
81 and So Grace Church Street, London
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EVERETT ROUTE--STR. GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 100 O. m. and $50 = a.
Leaves Everett 10 a. m, and p. m.
Everett p. m
Fare-Singlc trip. &c.,. round trip. III
Connects with boats for Tacoma an6
Snohomish.
Landing-Coiman dock. foot Of Mariou
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY,
Ciaud Troup. Pres. y. w. Goodhue. ~.
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rhe Moo, Market,

rshs,agesrhsa, Feb. Is.-wooi quiet:
gseady. Territorial and Northwestern
light fsne sssiec; heavy do 9usc: nne me-
dunn reGIIc. medium iaaisc: quarter
hl,sds Iss7fsc: coarse ff6f.c-
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS STEAMER LIZ

SAN JUAN NnS-STEAMER LIZ.
Ola THOMPSON.
CARRYING United States mall leaves City
Dock foot OF main street. Monday. We'd
nesoay and Friday at q. N. TOR PoEe
townsend. San Juan Islands and NeW
TIME CARD
North Bound--Ieaye Seattle s-00 n M
leave Port Townsend 100 a. M: Leave
Friday Harbor II 80 a. m.. leave Roche
500 p. m
South Bound-Leave New whateom go
a m.: leave Roche Harhor II 20 a. M
leave Friday Harbor i3.eo m: leave
Port Townsend $50 p. m: arrive Seattle
Sis q, m
J.. r Thompson. managing owner. J. A.
Hatfield. agent Phone. S1z
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. Feb. ia.--Wheat-yalley. 751
n lie per GENITAL: Waiia Walla, 20 l-2c
per hushel
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s.ooamlL vlMlg.. Tacoma. :. iiloEAri <:&6am
10 lam I.vI 49,. Seattle: - S2IArI a:ooAm
4:5opmlAr,ito.. Victoria ...(MliLyi S:SQnn
sDnily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf. Seattle.
For rates and other information amply
l. A. NADEAU. Gen. Agt.. ~. p. r. n.
Yesier ave. and Front ST, Scattlov
y @. YERKES. Agent. Yesier wharf
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InE SEATTLE MARKETS.
ffiess Paid to Farmers for Countr,
Produce


frisss Paid to Farmers for Country
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
lsld TO farmers and producers by Seattle
nasiness houses for articles named, the
soods 10 he delivered in Seattle.
Hors-Choice, size per pound.
hsy-ttn car load lotsf-Puget sound.
sSss0 per ton: Eastern Washington.
we alfalfa. So
oaarS-tIn car load lotsi-oats, choice.
snicsen feed, SIS; corn, sol; cracked. SIS.
rerarcrs--Potatoes, sT0ele per ton,
BUTTER Fees AND PouLrRY-Handled
o. commission.
hihEs. Pins AND TALLow-Heavy salted
aeers over 20 lbs. rer Id. seta,sc; medium.
~ -, Sc. light. under A6 lbs. &c:
nhed KIP. &c. and calf. per 10. Sc: green
nnaass. le less thar salted; dry hides, per
~ o@oe :culls of above. one.third less: dry
~ per 10. e8tsc. dry deer skins, summer.
~ 70 se; good winter, ie@l5c: poor
az thin winter. SC; sheep skins, l5Gf2sc;
( lee. s0e4c. ''AN@0~ - 49, 10
I'ss SrocK-Choiee beef cattle, 2,<@
80; choice sheer. Sc; good hogs, 4lsc:
ss,'es, large. &c; small. &C per ID.
naaoss-superior quality, per NJ, fir, s.. so
~. choice cedar. $3.50, common, per
= - spruce legs. sT.5a.
Jebbtng Quotations
The following are the prices paid by re.
na dealers for round lots delivered at the
sasfi or on the cars, or the iohhing rates
seessd ~ wholesale dealers with ordinary
sins Of credit:
srArLE saocEsrEs
srass-( Iobhingl-Goiden &c" I'm Dbl.
gn tase; extra &c" in Dbl. per lh. 4sse;
~ IN OBJ. Per 10. 4ikc; dry granuls;ed. In
4, a.. per 10, SIC; cube. SIC; powdered,
~. ~ &c per b discount TOR spot cash on
p'sees quoted.
.IiosR E.c. -fJobbing) - Washington
aseh per eet. $3oo; patent. So 20; paten,
sssssne N2e: Novelty A. S275: Cali
q. BRANDS. s&2s: Dakota brands. xa5
-. eaek~heat -four. per hbi $50: per
MO. graham, per Dbl, Sass:
10 sscSs. 81. ~ per cwt: rye fiour. per
49,. Ae, or ioNth sacks. 81 IS per ewt; rye
Eva, per e6l, s.. y: per cwi, xg.ss; oat
s rer Dbl. s5.aoesti 50; hominy, PER
s-ts; cracked wheat. per cwt. $40.
sa Wheat saeo per ebi: TAXED wheat,
=. 3ek. sis; whole wheat sioar. rer
-. s-~' pearl barley. per n. age: split
per y, Sc; table corn meal. yellow,
Per est In 10S sacks. SOS, 81 80:
= ass los. $50; 50s. s. 90. Fiaked Aominy.
Gaper keS.
ssssss-t JOe5snEf-Smaii white, rer III.
sGssei Pink. per III. 2s4esSc. Baycs. per
butter, per ID. axe: Lima per
cs.H - tJobhisgl - Japan, 5ef5,.e:
% Per Ii: Island. s,&esSs.e.
ese. t'oao'nsi-field' Per Id.
is-tJ oehiugl-Iiverpool, s.o.ln sacks.
sosi, siT0is; American dairy. sllb
i,s.sss per ten, SIS: Coast. hall ground.
O. ssasxs. per ten, sii: 5oih SACKS. per
~0 SACKS. = ~ bale, s. 10; Sih
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Thirteen shapwTecked seamen reached
New York city Tuesday on the White
Star steamer Taurfc. They were Capt.
Jones and crew Of the British ship Riaito
rescued Or February 10 with great diff
Guilty after six srours' continuous effort.
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STRAIT sTEAMsHIp COMPANY.

Seattle and Townsend Noah Hay ruutA
Steamer Garland leaves Yexlor dock Mon
a. m for Port Townsend, Port wnnansx.
Dungeness, Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. Pysht, Claliam Bay and
D. m. on opposite days Steamer EvAngel
leaves Yesler dock for Port Townsend,
Port williams, Dungencss, Port Angeles
and Victoria Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at ESQ p. m: arrives Seattle akeg-
nate days p. m.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle - fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at 3 a. m. Passengers re-
ceiyed on board at a. NJ Feb. 4. I, II
II, 70. q.
For Alaskar~Fseb. and -
From San Francisco for Victoria ana
Puget Sound ports. al q. m, Feb. 8
II. -. 81
Tickets may be obtained At the once q
the company. at OceaE dock. Seattle.
COODALL. PERKINS e CO.,
General Agents. San Francisco.
]. II. JOHNSON. r. g. Supt.. Seattle.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.

TIME tAIU IN Ez<N~t <7s ksyG
g4as,se and Whafcom r0ute-State OF
vrashsnxtns leaves Seattle daily, except
safs.rs.ay at 10 y. IN. Seattle and La Goa
,ser Routa--Fasrhayen leaves Seattle daily.
except saturday ~ ssss 2: m Tacoma and
sessfie tuesdays. Thursdays and Sasur-
oAss YEsLER DOCK
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Honolulu and Australia.
Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
lulu. Samoa, Auckland. ~. e.. and sgd
ney. ~. 8. W, without change.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia.
February Is. 1886.
THOs. A. GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
Boyd block. Seattle
W. Webster. Dist. Agent. Vancouver.
ID. G..
J. y. spreckels Il Bros. Co.. General
Agents. San Francisco.
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STEAMER EOSALIE.
port Townsend daily. except Sunday. q,
II 80 D. M: returning. leaves Victoria
4. M Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
sunday at Z a. m. Sunday. direct, az
\ m. returning direct. leaves Port Town
send at .. m. Te!ephons TO-
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S. rrvatacns taken at eli stations AZ
4 18th meridian time Is p. M Pacific
s ~ GEORGE n. SALISBURY.
Observer In Charge.
Snlnse a. Seattle harbor for the week BE-
Wednesday,. February %:
High Tide, H Low Tide.
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trrrr. AI.AsKA sT,1,A arsHrp Co..a

STEAMER WILLAPA,
Captain George Roberts.
Leaving Seattle for Alaska March 81
ard every Is days thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates apply TO
T. Il. CARROLL Agent,
Echwa barsrer's dock. Tel g.
eTFAa. r. PEABODY. General Manager,
80
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a STEAMBOAT AND TRANSpOn-
TATIOS COMPANY
x

r>.xex City Dock. foot OF Main street
.xsrv Monfay Wednesday ana FRIDAY az
% n. foT acsI 1890 sns ws Anacnrtss
ss-snrh 20 Blaine on Saturday
~ fJorx Co Aks&. JOS. KENDALL
Tssephans So C~nsrai 9ssazsy.
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THE VANCOUVER RouTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
c,~.r,er IJfopia, j. A. O'Brfen. Master.
lave Tacoma u noon. Seattle Cen.
,raI wharf r. m. Mondays and Thurs
Savs Tor Port Townsend, AnAcortes. Fnir-
ay.r New whascom. Blaine and FRI
aay Harbor. going through to vancouvse
OF Fare a' 10 Blaine. g; fare to vancouvsr.
FOR further Information apply At Cen
trail wharf
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FOR ALASKA.

STEAMER cHILKAr
Leaves on February . AZ 10 O'Clock q -
Fsr special rates inquire Of
J. q. CARROLL Agent.
Tesephone g. Echwshackers Wharf
j. w. NcAI4LEr. Master. ..----
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.

STEAMER FARALLoN.
Dtzpasche steamers for san Franchise
February 3. 10. March J. %. and every u
DAYS thereafter.
passeneer and freight rates tho lowest
Tsckets and freight rates can be o.
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Union dock. foot of Union street. Seat
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-20
Jobbtng Quotations.

he following are the prices paid by re-
wi dealers for round lots delivered a, the
sssfi or on the cars, or the iohhing rates
seossd oy Wholesale dealers with ordinary
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Foes -(Jobbing)-Fxesh ranch. Isc.
PouLrRY-t Jobhingl-Chickens. broilers,
So. 1913 so: hens, 81 2SGt3. IS per doz; ducks.
3.5o0ss400 per doz-: dressed turkeys. ii@
f2,ac per ID: live. loc
VEGETABLES, FRUIT AND NUTS.
PorAroEs-tJe bbing)- ss@ii per ton.
Yakiraas. si4; sweet. 2,E9Se per Id.
VEaErABIEs-(Jobbin gD-Cabbages, 81 Il
Gst.25 per cwt: onions. new California, yell
low, Si.25: Fanno Bros, $3.50; parsnips,
75c per sack: bee.s. s5c; turnips. toe:
carrots. coo per sack: cau!iaower, To@ss5c
per doc; celery, so, dog.
GKgES Fruit obbiag) -Lemons. Cali
fornia. s.. 5ols3 So; bananas. $2Gs.5o per
bunch; pineapples. No. /. $2.5oes3ol per
dog: cocoannts, soc per dog: apples. socd
81: fancy apples. $Lio0ei .3o: smyrna figs,
iegiTc; California, white. loe: California.
black, s1.25 per box: black California,
sacks. Sc per n; white California. sacks.
4S16is ;; fancy navels. 50. T50taop: choice
navess. S0e3ea2. IS; seedlings, 81. 1SG -:
cranherrie~ $l4 Der barrel: dates. aiSel4e.
DREsp FRUITS - tJohhing1 - Apricots.
b'eached, per Id. i0o; tgs, California per
ID. &c; snyraa, Per 10, lie; peaches. eyap-
Grated. per ID. loc. piums. psited. per ID,
SC: apples. hleached. per 10. ioe;
prunes. Washington. essioc; California.
saioc; rassins, L. l., sL5oaf2ol
per boz; J.. NJ. sLooIi.aS: seedless Sal
tanas. <i.Ga
Ts-tJobhing)-B almond. per Ii
iai&c: peanuts. raw, Virginia SC:
roasted. Ioc; filberts. per Ii. lac: Brazil,
per la. i2c; wasnuts. California per Id,
stff4c: cocoanuts. per leo, S60s5: chest
nuts, Italian, per Id, lie. pecans, per 10.
tsesl5c: pire nuts, per 10. tec. hickory
nuts. 6xsTc
NAY aR.fS ASn FKEp.
HAY-tJohsingf-Pug sound. per ton.
savs TO: Eastern Washington. Sill: straw
s.; alfalfa. <lo
wHxar-lJ obbingl-chicken feed. Per
ton. sis
s-(JobhIngl-Choiee. per ton, sa0
RAkIxY-< Jobh;ng}-Rolied or ground,
per ton. sls.sxsiTto.
Cogx-Whole, $s7: cracked. per ton. SIS
feed meal. SIS per ton.
NrtrSrvFFs-tJoo5ing per ton,
stfxsia; shorts. per ton. <t30tls; bran and
shorts. mlxea. SIS
Pxxp--( Jobhing) Chopped feed, si5SsI7
r~r ton, msddlings. per ton. SIS: oil.
saks meal. per ton So
rrxsES AND RrtLnISa MATERIAL
I.rmsrR--R Rough common, per NJ. So ~;
common, sired. $500. common. ID :, 81:
clear, u 4 s, siss Ia flooring. No. L SIS:
Ia siooring. vertical. Ma l. &tss spruce
shelving. So; clear cedar finish. SSset
mouidlngs. - per cent discount on Un.-
versa, Moulding book: shingles. per ~,
81 IS. lash. rer NJ. 81. ~; nacxess. and 7.
e each; gutter. 5xs. 90, gutter, sxa, &c .
Axe, Sc.