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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-04

We have now on sale limited quantity
of knitting silk equal to Corticell or
Belongs, which we offer at the most re-
markable low price of 20 cents per spool.
Corticelli sells at 331s cents. Gusdorf &
Dolan.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-04

TMFfOne Nickel in the slot NJ achi inc
k4k L with every 1000 MeXicana or Mechan-
TIT les Pride, the best nickel cigar on
-. "the ,.ah market. price s'o' All latest
ted everywhere. S. Kahn 4 Co., 22O California
street, San Francisco, Cal.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-04
Demolished by a Cyclone.

NashVlIle, Tenn, Sept. IA report has
reached here that thirteen houses at Hunt
ington, N. O., we're demolished by cy-
clone at $3.50 this morning. One man is
reported seriously injured.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-04
Price Of SUGAR Advanced

New York, Sept. All grades of re-
fined sugar have been advanced one six
teenth of cent per pound, except fours
and lives, which are an eighth of a cent
higher.
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PEACH DAY CELEBRATION.

Five Thousand Visitors at Grand
junction TO-day--COngressiOn
ElDquence-Fifteen Tons Of
Fruit Given Away.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-04
The U. 5. cow reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior 70 III: others.
PLAIN TALK TO TURKEY.

Salisbury Notifies the Sublime Porte
that He Must Yield to the Powers
or His Empire Will BE
Dismembered.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-04

Be secure against undesirable night
visitors. Lock up good and tight, not
only your house, but your barns and
other outbuildings. There is no safety
without locks. Thieves will come, and
when they come they will come in unless
they're kept out. You can not tell what
it may cost you to be without locks and
hence unsecured. The cost of trust
worthy and serviceable locks is too small
to make it worth while to neglect pre-
cautions. We carry the best locks now
made and SHOW many differnt styles. Get
a good lock and know the luxury of feel
ing that your belongings are safe.
w. H. cOEBEL,
Catron Block Santa Fe.
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GEO. T. NICHOLSON, G. P. A.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-28

Steamer Aiki Is expected TO arrive from
Alaska about tho ist Of April.
BARK Gernania Will probably be loaded
and ready for sea tomorrow.
schooner Salvador will probably be
ready to put 10 sea this week
Barkentine Uncle jonathan Is anchored
IN the harhor OF West Seattle
Steamer CITY Of Puebla Is due from San
Francisco early tomorrow morning.
Steamer Umatlla vas at rhe hunkers
yesterday taking on cargo Of coal
The new gasoline slo0p just completed
a. City dock has been named the Pros
rect.
Cutter Grant left port yesterday after
noon for Tacoma and will return some
time today.
snip q. Z. Cheney is a Tacoma taking
On coal for the Southern Pacific Com
pany al san Francisco.
Steamer Utopia leaves Central wharf
tonight for Blaine and Vancouver. Il. G.
With freight and passengers
The scowload % brick taken from this
pary 10 Olympia or Tuesday sunk az the
wharf as the latter place yestsriay.
The following storm signal was received
Yesterday local 6ispAayulsn j. A Hat
field. Hoist southeast storm signal
storm IS central OF the Washington coast
Dangerous gales today. decreasing II
force on THURSDAY
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NEw YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.


New York, March g-There WAS a
Nquicaiing OF long accounts on the stock
exchange today. and some selling for the
short account. with the result OF lower
range OF values being established On the
days transactions. ranging from - 10
per cent At the opening the market was
moderately active. and a. a rule the flrSt
prices made were below the closing Trices
OF yesterday. exceptions being I-acks-
wanna which was up TO i. and New In
gland. which was 2. higher. A sharp
selling movement set In. under the ir.fiu-
ence OF which the coal shares broke
sharply The pressure on these Stocks
was due TO a report that there was a
hitch in the negotiations between the
coal carrying companies, and that -tonor-
row would be fruitIess OF result The
general market fell on raj per cent, the
latter In Hooking Valley and Pittsburg
and St Louis. The lower figures brought
buyers into the market. and their pur-
chases infused temporary strength into
the speculation, and u recovery ranging
up 10 is per cent. took place, the latter
In Reading. while Distiiiing trust and
Canadian Pacific rose each / per cent
Prices were fairly well held up 10
o'clock. and during the hour following
the market was irregular on narrow nHc-
tuations. In the last hour, however, an
active selling movement was in progress.
and under the leadership OF General Eiec-
trio, Bay State Gas. New Jersey Central,
Delaware x Hudson. Oregon Improves
ment and Reading, a reaction OF isMs
per cent. tok pla0. the market closing
weak at or near the closing figures OF
the day before. Compared with the final
quotations of yesterday todays most i'm
portant losses are: New Jersey Central
3 per cent. State Gas and Wheeling *
Lake Erie preferred l9s per cent, Nation
al Lead Ia. Delaware a. Hudson, Mis-
souri, Pacific and Oregon Improvement ].
and Reading and Louisville & Nashville
= and the Changers l4nA PED cent. Some
few shares recorded fractional advances
on the day. Canadian Pacific made a
gain OF per cent. The chief cause OF to-
days depression in the general list Was
the unfavorable rumors regarding the
conference Of the coal carrying roads.
Financial.
Money on call easy at 2G5 per cent:
last loan. 2. closed. per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 4q5lz per cent Ster-
ling exchange-F'irm, with actual tusi-
ness in bankers bills at 81 S9i4 al Sala fer
demand and at 81 .SSn4 .sSI. for s'xty
days. Posted rates. 81. SSts6fi.s9 and $500
.s0i5. Commercial bills. A.Ssi.gi. Sis.
Silver certificates. 6iia46issc.
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THE BOOM IN MEATS.
Chicago Prices Have Increased s5 PEI
Cent. and VIII Go a. High Again.

Chicago, March 1.-THE Post says:
Prices OF all kinds OF meat Will be higher
this summer than they have been for ten
years past Even the high prices which
were made by some dealers during the
Worlds fair period Will be exceeded by
the figures asked FOR roasts, steaks atd
chops from now on. IL Is not probable
that much relief will come before the
fan Prices have already advanced
about 3 per cent. and an additional ad-
vance OF about the same proportion is al
most certain. The cause Of this IS the
short supply Of cattle. followed ~ the
necessary increase in value. whiSh forced
dnaers to raise prices 10 consumers. Al
kinds OF beef. from porterhousc to hash
meat, are hctng sold now from To
cents pound higher than a month aSo.
and pork products az all qualities. from
Pigs feet 10 head cheese. are worth CON
slterabiy more than they could be bought
for on the first Of the month. There IS
Hale likelihood that reaction will come.
because the conditions which enhanced
values VIII not change for several
months
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CHIC AGO MARKETS.
The BOARD OF Trade .

Chicago. March @7,-The dry weather
Was again ire ruling influence IN wheat
today. The market ruled firm. hEt unly
secured She moderate gain Of ANAsc tn
che end business IN corn and oats was
slack aui no chause IA VE1ccS took place.
Provisions were firm. dUt i0sf all they
gsinad in the day aud closed about as o.
the s1sy hcfors. y heaE Vas generally
arm. mainly OF the dry weather. The
English markets were remarkably stea fy.
considering the weakness here yesterday.
I.sserpool oy.euei a shade lower. hut
closed with the loss rscoveU~i. Paris a I,
~. opening wss without ira t'sr-al change.
h,,f Berlin came "a marks decline Min
,,..r.,lfs and Duluth receipts were SIS cars
a.rasass lss a year aSe ART ~ q week AKA.
THE orening price for May Vas fvom 81
sYsS-. - Ess asf and after tcucbIng 5sssc
fssr an instant. x gradually advanced -
6sse ana ranged between thaS and Se9ss
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


San Francisco. March %J.-Flonr-Fam-
ny extras. s. s5giSa5. bakers extras. Sis
~ 3, supcrnne. s. tea3s 90 PER barrel.
Wheat-rrade was quiet today. ship
ffFS not being active buyers. Values
somewhat easy. Quotable at Sc per cen
"a for No ! shipping. and S6'sc for
snelce. The range for milling grades is
Unchanged a. NS3.aseisc per Genital
harley Buyers are scarce and business
dun and slow. while values are soft.
f~i fair 20 good. sets s5A.c choice, -
We. brewing Nel@Ar
Ats-The Inquiry fer this cereal Is
,,sat and sales are slow OF negotla Ion.
asAng. G-c1z2Il-'e per GENITAL: Surprise.
s-9'.salh'9 fancy feed. Sl.e2iss8 l05'a.
seod 10 choice. s5cOtl fair TO good @s9
70 poor 90 fair SsaS1isc; black Si-lesf
i4rs; red. u.tWI,@. gray. ScGN per
Corn-Dun trade. with prices irregular.
Large yellow. 81 lotri ~: small yellow.
".sfl e-'s white. s. lSs5l.s5 per GENITAL
El04r. sacks. lNt5. Oregon. T7IT. wheat.
tfatSls, ~. harley. centals. s. M. ore
soh. a~l oats. ceatsls. Oregon FL
esAns sacks lP7a. POTATOES. sacks. 81
,tkeh. SNs. bran. sacks S. wine, sal
Closing Quotations
- 80 ''
IT, A~'''i'e'' ''~' N"S'
Cora-N *
Braa-SlG
Produce
49, o,A'oes-fhe market IS In pretty coed
,s*. The best sorts being firm. -Four
sFh sacks new came i'm ana e,l8 y. ~
per p'"Hd EsF'v Rose. t1f..k. ;ser
D'St. river re.!s sss.Ss-. rer -eo,al. Pets-
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. March q -Spccial.-Ship Lev
ernbanks, which sailed from TacOsna DC
;oher ~ last for Delagoa bay. South AZ
RIGA. with lumber and a general cargo. ar
rived at her destination February ii. The
voyage IS considered a fast one.
Robert Mcpherson. the carpenter IN
jured In the explosion yesterday aboard
the Nineveh. is improving.
Steamer Island Belle took orr an uuusu-
ally heavy cargo for down Sound points
fplav.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London, March 27.-Bar silver. gid.
Consols. I04te Bank of England discount
rate. per cent.
New York, March 27-The Evening
Post s London cableeram says: The f559,-
Go In gold exported today to South Amer
lea practically completes the operations
connected with the recent issue Of Chill
can treasury bills. hut more gold may go
In the same direction in payment for pro-
duce. II is understood that the ship
ment of gold TO the United States ex-
pecied TO go today has been deferred. prob
ably on the hardening of exchange. The
bond syndicate is understood to he buy
Ing gold In France, and 10000 thus
bought may be sent TO America on 1Satur-
day. but this is not definitely settled, there
being no urgent haste for immediate
further supplies of gold in America. The
stock markets were irregular today
Consols have risen in anticipa don Of
cheaper money next month.
All silver securities were firm. Amer
icans were irregular and generally dull
on profit taking Readings were excep-
tionally better. Canadian Paci9cs FNere
fiat on gloomy anticipations on the COM
ilg report.
Breadstufrs and Grains.
Liverpool. March 7-Wheat-Spot.
steady: demand poor; No > rel winter.
~ I'd No. red spring. 80 q -; No. hard
Manitoba. IS 2i4d: No. I Ca sornia. IS 20.
Futures opened firm with near and dis
tant positions Id lower; closed steady l4d
lover Business heaviest on mid lie 70
sitions March. Is So April. IS So. May.
Is I'D. June. As Sd. July. Is 9l.d.
Corn-Spot. quiet: American m.xnt! new.
Is sad. Futures closed quiet hut steady
with April I'D lower and other months
unchanged from yesterdays closing
March. Is 2Ad: April IS ~: May. IS 2lsd:
June. Is 90; July. Is 2ai, August. IS 81
F'lour-Firm; demand moderate; S.
Louis fancywinter. SIS
Hops-At London, a2ifc coast e .Cs
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Taxing effect
II ESDAT. NAY Z
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STkS- GARLAND AND EyANGEr-

Seattle and Townsend Neah BAY route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
DAYS Wednesdays and Fridays at Ia:rS
a m. for Port Townsend. Port Wilitsr,ss
DungeEess. Port Angeles. Port Crescent
gettysburg. Pysht. CIaliam Rav and
Mean BAY: returning. arrives Seattle SD
p. m. on opposite days. Steamer Eyanrel
leaves 1ssler dock for Port Townsend
Fort Williams. Dungeness. Port Angeles
and Victoria, Mondays. Wednesdays ard
Fridays AT go D. m. arrives Seattle al
ternate days p. m.
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BreadstuffS and Grains,
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco, March 27.-Arrived-Str
Queen. Astoria and Portland: Australia.
Honolulu and sydney: San Benito, Ia
coma; KahulhI. kahuliu. II. I. Cleared
Sh Llewellyn. karluk. Freights and char
ters-Am hktn ouickstep. now at Blake
ley. lumber thence 10 Shanghai
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at : a. m. passengers re-
L. - and .
For Alaska-March . and - At . a. m
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget sound ports, at a. IN, March l.
6. IL. Is. q. 70 and 81.
Tickets may be obtained at the Office Of
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle
GOODALL. PERKINS 4 Co.
General Agents, San Francisco.
j. F. TROWBRIDCE. Act. p. s. Supt.,
Seattle
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
HOTEL nrT.TrR

HOTEL pTLLER
Apeterzon S.anw'd 4 Richardson. Pt6sm
= r prake. WhaS'm I. Day. Cherry Wy
CsFeRurklsv. Lowell Long. Florence
, NJ Hart, VtSaisdy DMIhonDeliy. Wic'syn
- } Yfarf IT AmE's A johnson Wfulossk
SSiiis,v. olysn JWCurvie. Edmund
githara JeTs. Pail RS@ hitaey. Ha.tlock
| heVae. spokane
HOTEL 81 TLER-
4 y Mackley. Tao 7 W symons, P5Ii
Y ! Pierre Tacoma ] II Nusttug \
rTFrice-tsl y Whn 4 Mackenzie PtId
NrsEIIIanssaOn. 10 Henry Iaoob : +
a = f.ivaiL ChsrsSo L Il Jansen. Tacoma
u 81 Rarlev. n Williams IN
a ). raxten Pyla + r Schaenherr .p-ia
j. Bennett. StJaSeuhG Tarren. Tacoma
Miss j shook. SacT'oA II Miller. WHAT n
A WaSsoa- r Iva Il. CAr3Sn. l ). Grant
MIS- MaSs-A ca -.-
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i301sc. the latter figure for cream. West
ern. isriIc per pound.
Eggs-Nery firm Ranch are in fair SUP
ply. but store continue remarkably
scarce The demand il Satisfactory.
DUCKS eggs, Sane. store eggs, tzs-Tl3i-c
per dozen; ranch eggs. 14gl5c per dozen
Financial.
Silver bars. ..sfGsIss Drafts. sight,. III
S4s1iGan DOL s-tzt3as. Telegraph ......-fo
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Portland March 81 - wheat-Sseady
Walla Walls. fic per bushel; Valley. soc
Per eental
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during the greater par. Of the time The
price near fae end was about midway be-
tween TIE top ard bottom OF The days
range. Al the close 5sisc was bid for
May.
Corn opened ia sher easier. hut took
heart from the strength Of wheat and
-1se-1 sDove yesterdays closing price. ex-
cept al the start. when L sold a. 80 for
siay- The range for the day was from
sss.c 20 fssse and il closed at SEC bid
Oats were generally quiet. and May.
though having cold higher az New York.
closed az yesterdays close. The tone was
hrna- May ranged between 7%7.c ard -.
HZ1zc, closing At the latter price. July
ranged from esls@zszc 10 MAJ
The business In provisions was fairly
good and the tendency was in zhe main
upward after an easy opening Liberal
offerings came out on the hard spots
Nay pork rose from 1873 az the start 10
sZa-ie and closed AZ si7211. May lard
rose from s. 20 s7-25. but reacted 10 and
closed a. t-s1Is. May ribs advanced from
Ssm AZ the opening 20 s. = and closed AT
ssI2ss
Closing Quotations
Wf1eat-1fa ron. 5sixe. May. 5sLc-
Corn-March. s51ec; May. 4s1-e.
oats-siarch. 2sss9esz4: May. szxd9Nz.
Pork-March. sl2I7ia: May. sls- IA.
Lsrd-Aareh, ss.s7i.: May. sssa2.
Rsos-siarch. Ss.ezia: May, ssl.z-
Fiaxseed-sl42
Ttmothy-&5.
Barlsy-52c
Rye-S4c.
Live Stock
The run Of cattle was liberal today. As
a consequence OF the larger supply there
was a much weaker tone 10 the market
The bids OF buyers were anywhere from
Is 10 DC off from yesterdays quotations.
with average reduction log l5c. The best
sold around s.. Is. and s.. - was about the
outside quotation. Common TO light steers
could be had at siIoQ4.50. and the bulk OF
the dressed beef and shipping sorts
changed hands at s. 75afs Good butcher
stock was not more than IOc lower and
common stocks showed scarcely any
change. The cattle market was lower
than last week. The best grades Were
quoted at p.2a Texas cattle were in mod
crate supply, but were weaker in SYM
pathy with natives.
The feeling that cropped out al the close
or the hog market yesterday was st!ll in
evidence. Compared with yesterdays
opening price. sales showed reduction
OF iec. There's was freer ouy!ng later and
a steadier feeling observed. but no part
OF the mornings loss was recovered. Top
sales were 81 for assorted light and best
light. and s. for prime heavy. Sales were
principally at 81 sosl4e0 for from 1e0 10
80 pound hogs, and at $5g5.l0 for heavy
weights.
No important change was noted In the
sheep and lamb market. Both were ac-
tive the difference. IL any. being in favor
of buyers. the increase in receipts tend
ing to soften prices. Choice sheep were
quoted at 81 s0a475 and choice lambs
around s515 From these figures sales ran
down 10 $3n32s for common sheep and 10
s.. T5d4 for thin lambs.
Recepts-CattIe. 1900; calves, 800; hogs.
y. 900, sheep. Loco.
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FLY ON THE FLYER"

FLY On THE "FLYEK"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trims daily except Sunday.
IN one hour and TWENTY-FIVE minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
regular daily trips, Seattie-Taconla
route, as follows
Taxing effect
TUESDAY. NAY Z
TIME CARD:
Leave Seattle-7.G. II .I5 a. m, as. SIS
= m Leave Tacoma-9.so g. m. i.oo. An.
Sunday
Leave SeatiIe--.on q. m I'm s-n .. 7,
4SeAEs lacoFna-s.Sa a m. 2..s9 - p m.
.a.-anliins AZ Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
Una. and Commercial dock. foot Of Mar
fe1 street. Seattle.
r-sonaays. excursion rates on steamer
fieetwood: fare. soc
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THE VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia, ]. A. O'Brien, Master
Leaves Tacoma II noon. Seattle Gen.
trai wharf p. m. Mondays and Thurs
davs for Port Townsend, Anacortes Fair
raven. New Whatcom, Blaine and FRI
dav Uarhor. going through to Vancouver
on Thursday trip
Fare TO Blaine 81! fare TO Vancouver. &c.
For further information apply TO Gen.
trail wharf.
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SkAGIT RIVER ROUTE.
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Lilly. Bogardus & Co.'S dock. Sc
attle-Tuesday, March 18th. al a. IN. !:
Thursday. March 18th. az 10 a. m; Satur-
day, March S0th, at u noon.
Returning leaves Mount Eernon-Wed-
nesday, March eth. at II noon. Friday
2lst, at a. m, calling at Edmonds
Richmond, Tulalip, Stanwood. Florence.
Fir Skagit City, Mount Vernon and
Avon. connecting at Seattle with the
steamer Mary +. Periey for Tacoma and
Everett.
LILLY, BOGARDUS & co. Inc,
Owners and Managers.
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Exchanges al Seattle, Tacoma and Port
,ass clearing houses today were:
clearanees. Balances;
Taeoaa .....-.....-.. $50 - 1873 %
partlznd ............. "a. i5S 90 $3.50 %
yrssssSay was an off-day IN the local
,<oiacs market and movement was slow.
press renained about the same as on
tss nrsceiing day. with the exception OF
xore lines. which were weaker. Re-
.~,ps we're small. and fortunately so.
a. socks OF nearly all lines are IN over
ssyeiy large and growing trade Is be-
lsg done with British Columbia and fancy
sriees are obtained. Trade Is also pick
fag Up with the interior.
In fresh fruits oranges are In the iarg
Is, supply and move Off fairly well, es-
pecaiiy the medium grades. Fancy stock
i disposed OF only 10 the best frade, and
fu figures are easily obtained. This
stock Is quoted at prices ranging from 81
70 81 per OK. and these figures have a
sight upward tendency. owing 90 the re-
cent advance in the San Francisco mar
kei. Medium grades are in large supply
and are quoted at prices ranging from
s. g 20 s.. 70 per box. Seedlings are plenti-
fu and sell freely, especially to peddlers
and hawkers They run from si.75 10 81 %
per box. Fancy apples are very scarce
and prices are high and tending upward.
The choicest stock often brings as high
az g per box. Medium grades are more
plentiful and have a wide range In prices.
The market Is crowded with a great deal
Of poor stock. Tropical fruits are not in
large supply, buH are plentiful for trade
requirements and sell rather freely al
quoted prices The demand for bananas
is good, and the market is pretty well
cleaned mp. Figs ana dates move fairly
we'll but TN small lots. Nuts are neglec, ed
and considerable shading is done in order
20 effect sales. The dried fruit market
shows but little change from day To day.
only choice stock moving OFF.
Vegetables are In large supply and
prices are firmly held Native rhubsrb
is expected on the market daily. and the
prce VIII be weaker. Asparagus moves
well at quotations Green peas are in
muierate supply and the quoted prices.
: and IL cents per pound. are firmly held.
osher commodities remain about the
zane.
IN the dairy produce market prices re-
rAla weak and low. especially on butter.
Eggs sell fairly we'll at the recently adj
yancei prices. Cheese is unchanged. Poui-
ty Z plentiful and fhe market ia very
firm Good ducks bring as high as s. per
dsen Chickens range from 81 10 $40.
Groceries and provisions move well at
quoted rates
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EVERETT AND SNOHOMISH ROUTE.
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
Isaves Central wharf. Tuesdays, Thurs
Avs and Saturdays at a. m. for Ed
rnonds. Mukilteo. Everett. Marysvilie,
East Everett. Lowell and Snohomish
FARE TO EVERETT, SOC: ROUND soc
TO SNOHOMISH. soc.
GEO j. WILEY, Agent.
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PoRT ORCHARD AND SIDNEY ROUTE


= I tn =
MN leave sidney daily at a. m. and
= n r m Leave SEATTLE 80 a IN an4
= calling az Charleston. dry dock,
:, ls--,'ers,n Brick ward sylvan Grove. and
heaf of Fort orchard. y m CITY dock.
d. TRoUTMAS, Master.
7 A. HATFIELD. AgeaL
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
-xrs nsfsT noe FYr-

STEAMER ROSALIE,
.r,,nrton dock. leaves for Victoria and
Sort Townsend. daily. except Sunday at
il:sO p. m: returning mn e. leaves caves Victoria
aToarnsend and way ports daily, except
S,nday. at m: Sunday. direct. at 2
a. m; returning direct leaves e,o Port Town
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TIN. ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WILLAFA.

Captain George Roberfs,
roay,ns Seattle for Alaska April and
a,-erv Is DAYS thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates apply TO
J. q. CARROLL. Agent.
Schwabacher's Dock. Tel. 81.
ctIAS =. PEABODY. General Manager
Seattle.