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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
9[mh cine 0Inmnae.

Suuetier: ,....So ml6lam es NJ
- ,d tro9s idslid ale Rert9iohen
nus mcjntm entte9"ueu 2dSen nat
0auIe!'
Setanuter: ,.SU-wrnn n6Cr nad'
Ter Ciumal bel Slucu eiueebrofsu wiro
uuo es ltebt ben nneereu Tag in ben
2eituroen. oaB bic Qiete Ridts bel
Sbneu 9efunoen habeH-rndter lino
Sic tiamiri."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
Selr dhufi@.

9uoiolrngb: ,Sar 5err Seba ser
Siuoioius. bai IT'D Ter ldH9erer GET GIN
Jsetue GdblHet.B photographer o%uiett;-
So; %laiieg. 6ier hobs Il; i~niilIIa s!gsu
HrDbt-Ab;Eg. REtt fUayr, t1s 91io
ilsii IEn iehr abnhh?'
&otsJ: 81. oIsretu9e. Is Hsai i1m
sfLr d1u!It."
Gboiolrnpa (irsuots); Der iuHas
6etr bat Die 5dhen bis htHse Hoh uIbi
sei1htt"
Batter l!redsu): 81. kb'a Ste, oaa
lett tbu 1uA iear daalst.,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
23ufltu's 2truitd. SdIbt.

8efe SoIte GER @ett 9eSsn Shuitie,
Gustihau9er, GeIdwltca. SolSfluB,
6teberbeulen ,Giu9Uurm. aufselpruu9eue
0duOe, Subuerau9lu uub ollie 9autdus'
ibIdse. 0eitt liher 9itls, oosr feline
8~ssahtuug u%erlonst. 9citur" oaen
6datH garautirt. ootr @cto Surudcritat-
let. 9rcts % Geuts sic 8hdIs. gu
babeu bel g8atter 8rua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08

aufregERa ostaVisGte eiH
feftfauer SAM, I'm rzca liz
einfE <a5sleinhgsle sEigei Salez,
9Ii.. matte. - igxystu lcgt aazlih
IS aIasg<r6Gaassa gE.e 10 SsAanaEz
aIScrer GaftuHa sHsS<6I. aafanss
itiszsz eie GsrtiIiez rciiis ~erfiarTf
II ieia. bod uheIiea lie ii9 bois, els
he in HE 21rrze aEtTaft EuTseu-
Stir SsT pzsgtsz a!cYpsrI6Iaagea
tr1dte HsaE E15 Saferz- slle bchen
sea IL BIS IL aIssYera EEo HleiTsn II
It's S Gu5. lie Schle Iieaf in err
Nsa5e tIues sirlbsfn4ttR Straie.
rfnkxS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
Clbiussr attirrinneu.
cine EIelefa1ns uRs BtDsdn,atiss 7raat-Gsan'
isi6c:t bee ssriAteseasn g~2aaetfaita.

1ei ben oielfaden Gr0rterun8sr,
pelfe beut;uta8e, augere9t burd ben
Sport, bic Grnge elmer ReiOrm unieTeS
mobernen Srauentoftiims in Der PreIjs
altcr Climber iiRoet, polleu MIR uidt
periGumcu, unfere 9efertuHeH NIT
elmer relien Gradt betanui 3i MAIDEN,
bic, aus oerielben anreeung eHtiprurD
gen, bauptiddli6 prutiiiden Smeden
oienen ictl.
Gs II, otes sic felt Gur;eul in Der
WoIferei III glbing, g9eftpreuben, eiH'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
6dtater 8oppeti,rr.

a.: .Zu tannit op6 ben ldiopen
Saufmnnn S6nippisr?"
g.. ,Ob ih ben femme! Obne
i3peiIel lift er Elm seluie9ter 9ei6dI,s.
mann"
a.: .Stin @slbdiisumius iOa elm
be- cuteuoer iein."
g.: .8cp,B! Wnn in9t. CT bstri8s
t1alih SauIenoe!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08

Die b%ariuddIglien Sale pom Gbeu.
motIsmus. welhe fir nnbelibar 0cbaIten
iuutosn, Iinb bnrt GblmbrlainS
Balm Balm" iuyirt rporetn uuo Die
9eiocuosu IDauCH ibrt CdutbarieIt nibt
genug ausoyldtu. Gue Giureibur9
lIuoeyt ole ShmerSsu uHo Der iortses
itbte Gitbrnuh tett tns gau5s llsbet
oui. ,3gm 8c1taui bci otIen 0duolsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08

9esEht5 T8itd 0nJet 5a,us turirie
:. o. @ole1 uoa itlimmneH Yaa bon
GcitIns. ctr ifms'S I'm Sllaie SaeI-
ana oortlm. GS turlrt @eVbrn3uuasr,
8yoroUuuotr. al,t 8s'tpIye ruo rer.
tebtt rjfmaS Na1 Oyrbojse, gu iurirsr.
-Sliltr &reS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08

$auIiiidistt 1T cine smpfshlers.
1ugsne. Gs6baib eFsriren
ipir Gna One Minnie GOasb 9urr.
s. il prempt IN 2ineeuns NIB prompt
in iuHsr Ssiluns. On eisisza 8rpede
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
#.

Sat: r0s %, sic Gs1aer. was in
benin eas fir cine S~sSiCuaus? SD lise
idea siEe haIte StHues Ca uHo bsfoui.
me uidts."
8eaHer: .,sas BARN &c nbsr, pit
sic ISsit oerseht."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
ST. Jakobs 0el

Ten. Die GssueH, bic Fd am Gru6u-
einsans abip,elsn. fuo idrrdli4. lie
5rausu uao aiEeer Ts6,u l1mueeno
uuo Die Gdnos riuQsuO um9sr. MaH
slaubi. eoB bic %aObteusEa5er ciHeH ditsH
Gang ofruteu. Der T6 nat @as &C.
iaGt bate. III 6rube waEes tur1
eineu 1900 RUB laHssn Saldi bsars
6eitst, Der enc Gentaas bon 80 3yao
6aits. Eis 8eutiIai,oa mar oabsr iebr
iblsdt.
Z 6oiGaaiou. aas.. q. 6s6r. 5obH
N. 61rrts. en- 5fum1her. etitat
6cute otben6 in ter IruH,tHbeit feline
5rau, ifaitt ieirgm U-sr 5abrs alien
I5fterA1u cen 6als al mo Urging
oarn ouf g(eide 8elfe Sstbfnoro.
Die trei aptersu amocr 6srrf8' plren
gtGdtidssweii p5m 0auie n5lUsitne.
: 3o9u:;5Fv7, 81. IS. 6etr. 9W
tai6oHhe Ct. Joicp9siifte lrGnnte
brute rpotr. 8e;tuit $4,000; 8tr,
II teruuq $4,000. MS bag Jeper be-
retts aclUiA' mar. wuroen 2sI0is Barr
uno Btc. Jof8 ourt Den Guiturj eine-
Wlurr ihvsr, IUdbridsIulld footii6
oerleb'.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
Torfihtiq utcrHdt.

a.. IS ct Uolr. Dat on NIT cen
8rjuat0cctn'cu WUaet toidmsn DC
z toot o5rhmat. belt?"
o.: ,8tot bet 1grliG-rabcr is
Gtuer uor uS triiQabtebeu"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
81 DierfrHao.

DIE Dam: oSe ituo gcipiB OF Ell
GicrfrmIo?'
De Qct,: %, actpiB! Qnienbraien
GET, mt Giutr NQct."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
Civ ausaessidnetes Rittef.

Civ aus9ebe hueies W ittef.
..0"rr E:ctor, hicic Reoi5iu lam
i'd ntht nfbmsn-oie ibmedt il ideub-
Id"
$50! Nuu itb.u Sic. NIT oieiCr
ar5nei srsisle ,6 nussro,oeutl;ds @r.
fctae. Sd teridrsits fie alien meiusn
9otienten, fejner H'nmi lie uHo ale
tpsrosu 9eiuuo."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
8ptifs saf.t setptnuua.

3Dfiis.saf:e Seiptuuus.
gbei: ..0as III baOith bon Sbnsa,
pr 0oiseit. eaB Sic niai, m;s Die az.
Germ gpmmis. itrsifsHl Gum 2obH "a.
far nil I'D SbHsH msias dltsre 9ot:t'E
setfu.s
Comma: a8ifen Sie, orr ebef
DC Itre:t' ih lleter aa6."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08

SR ssisa Iaarn ses 1etepanr. 1sie.
sfapass asa G;s':neisd; uao ecs
Zen :. !ontra DC 9sn,s u:das 11s.s
pseI 5laae@ 'a@a aEi sTr6fsaUa
TsrtsE- Z 5k'b cHtrirsH ~ @at,
Ose RiaEte Cough Gure. 3seer
Esss. uOb 5fHasea eO5 Nalautrs
retashs sts Shr g~rtiAitva,a be-
tsa,mt.-Eelter Sres.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
Qcote . uoreun1tbsr.

Dam; st beif fit 9tadt oou ie
or6nt. 0err Qidjor."
0iolor: .0tbbcu 9udoi9e 5ru otter
10 nu9eucbmc 0rbme?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08

8crrnhldBist Icueu 0ultsu u!bt. or
ij6rt CUR NuaS5bruug. One Rirute
Gou3d Cure Dat eiueu ooppctien 8ert6.
G5 turlrt EIo turlrt raid @attst
MArrS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08

$50 teupe e,usu 9~e;eraueu. Der au
hvpuiihem Gurdieq lit uue upuIfdu-
big euIdghambtrta'ns 9ottt-, 9hotsrl,
uuo Gutd,iaamitist sebsitt woreeu 1T"
iaste Go. Sbumpid. sin dpcttsier III
RiuueapOlis, Rnu. sd bate oas
RlttCt lett mebr ots ittbtu Saarsu uno
battle sS fur tshsr ola ussuo siuc ons
eere RcSisin. 70 uuS so Gents fSta.
lacR 81 BADEN sci alien 0iaolerH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
1tsiitnutae Rttradtuna.

GsaEmsaS (mit esn SsTtItssH eiHss
sans tsi4dftistl -IRcririasois. 10 sta
DUMMIES Gsi46pf es Sans. uzo esu
usruzn ftigfen Brcfer siest ne at.'s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
EarAenhI;d,ra Genriihr,.

CT GGmarricnh): Tag uno 0nGt
eeSente i'd ikreS t~iebercllcr Sii6ss!
> f6urte iG mir bod epett9 eitie
blauers ausen ans oeu, 9opfs ttlaasnl'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
4.

.Nh. GrHn. u bin uerlobt mt Or.
Shueiocruu min 8rioIgam is rfijsuo!"
,,9lt mot moi luabr im-oeun ou
bit MI fine 6rlttt 9rut. o. M oatillbs
isagt-"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08

G3 1T tsiu &uaoeroW9. Gs furlrt
n,ht Na.5 aber es fulirt Oamorrboi-
ben. Eas IT cs iuaS 1eg8llts Rud
6aScl S1tUe isrItg briust uuo hnt ss
in buuocrtsu Don 6dIea aelban.-Bat-
Ter BrcS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
Gnber Sommsrfriihe.

" ; ! 7 7 W.
sic. SCQueruf. oaS Beefitenf riedt
ic ihcu."
n3tdt idou? Ro, i4oueu =. Ga
tit es nter Ole b5hite 3eii. onB es o.
aelisn lplre."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08

&rrisfor (eer ieinsn aoHer rIuse.
pndt bat uno. az az i'm netmais on.
Esa nit. eeR StlhTsr midi iiaosD:
-pz = ielie ID ei,pa IN gtoaafsu
ess ding "a MI hiaciaasi5'c ho-
bca?@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
16focut retu.

empfshIea ban ben 6:tyasstsfeH gsr5'
ira. Gsf9dst Ben aIen SraHftHpHeeern.
GeSrielen bsm lsioeHoen 9ubiienul, has
i,ias ssr,ass eara bic GraIis tssasa g.
Itrat bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-08
2uoolpb SasniGs,
@aler.

I'm eethrten gutqEum naa Nuusas
u. uu,esssae lur ssb. 9A9ri6a 81 IL I'D
sIB Ralsr kigrislbf bantrno n~kAsreskskR
kahs. 80 peree atts. behrehl ,stR. sEs {
naein Sac t3lossnne yrsssies ma <sss.
e4asss.; seis, gae SIests. ssci.rsiss m
fSsft du~eiSii5rsH.
DIN SSrs ptftssn snssraat bsstsns. astAsr
erstbsna.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-29
The Atlantic ( Pacific R.R, The Great Middle Route Across the American Continent ill Connec-
 tion with the Railways of
 the "Santa Fe ROute."
LIBERAL MANAGEMENT,
 SUPERIOR FACILITIES,
 PICTURESQUE SCENERY, EXCELLENT ACCOMODATIUES

The Grand Canon ot the Colorado, the most sublime of Natures work on the Earth, inde- seribable, can easily be reached via Flagstaff, Williams or Peach Springs on this road. To the Natural Bridge of Arizona and Montezuma's well you can journey most directly by this line Observe the Ancient Indian Civilization of La. guna, or of Acoma, ''The City of the Sky ]" Visit the Petrified Forest near Carrizo. See and marvel at the freak of Canon Diablo. Take hunting trip in the magnificent pine forests of the San Francisco Mountains. Find interest in the ruins of the prehistoric Cave and Cliff Dwellers. View the longest Cantilever bridge in America across the Colorado River
 JNo. J. BYRNE. General Passenger Agent Los Angeles, Cal. c. H, SPEERs Asst. General Passen ger Agent, San Francisco, Cal. H. s. VAN SLICK, General Agent, Albuquerque, \. M
Arizona republican., 1895-05-29

Pullman sleeping car e'vice nightly between Phenix and Maricopa. Sleeping Car coupons sold to all points on the Southern Pacific and connecting lines.
 Tram No. connects with Southern Pacific 19, passing Maricopa st Il :5O D. m. Train No. 3 connects with Southern Pacific 20, passing Maricops st 2:40 .. T.. ConCec:icn ri9ie al Tempe with stages for Goldfeld and Mesa, Connection made al Phoenix for Congress. Pres. eoft and all points in nor hern Arizona via the 8. F., P. & P, R. R. Tys.,s stap m signal.
 0. NASTEN
 General Mansgelt
Arizona republican., 1895-05-29
FLORENCE and GI.0RF STAGE LINE Carrying United States Mail and
 the Express,

Stage leaves ? 'cr4nce daily for fivef,tie a1ss Globe Nf o'H'0"F n.. s+one all ri-ht 4 Riverside and srrives et t+Iabs et ; s'clnok T m.; returning, leave Globe St o'clofk A. m arrives et Flcrence at 2 nl. Good ss,eornr,,o- dstions on the road, iulp-T ve6 tinr qond stoc,r and con. f"r4shle stagns for- hor9n coser o,er-- F. Kell---
 c. c, RACEETT, Prop.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-29
ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY
Only Four Minutes Ride to Cente r
 Street.

Property within the city limits is too high-priced to be utilized as resi- dence property, when better and more comfortable homes can be secured in these beautifully situated additions at small cost. The man who cares to investigate the future growth of Phoenix and vicin- ity will readily come to the conclusion that within the next six years its popu- lation will reach 10000 or 30,00O, and in order to accommodate this pushing, bus ting throng business houses, as well as residences, will seek the additions here mentioned, and their cash value thereby be enhanced tenfold, The
Arizona republican., 1895-05-29

These lots will be offered for sale on terms and at prices within the reach of every bomeseeker. These additions are on the finely equipped
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-13
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Utopia viii leave FOR yancosf-
yer Thursday at .. m instead OF ., AZ
usual, To- connect with Anstrsis2 and
Honolulu steamer. which leaves vanco1-
yer Friday night
inspectors Bryant ard Cherry inspected
he steamer Signal In this city last Mon
day.
Steamer Chiikat sailed yesterday morn
ing at Il O'Clock for Alaska with q full
cargo OF freight and forty-four passen.
gers. This is the largest number yet
taken up by this boat
Steamer FaraIloo left San Francisco
for s.sss city last Monday. and viii arrive
here sossse time on Friday.
Steamer Sarah NJ. Esnton took over
thirty tens Of FIRE brick from this city
TO Port glakeley yesterday aftsrnoon-
Steamer Monticello brought IN l5o.o0o
shingles from Part Angeins 20 this city
yesterday afternoon
Steamer saagfs Chief viii taks from
this cry 10 Tacoma today DO casks Of oil
assd other freight
Tug Beaver isft last might for Point
No Point for . bocna OF logs for the Port
Blakeaey NH Company.
Cart. James W. Trpnpe. manager -
the Cosgnahsa g. KooseEzi Steam SAxiga-
ton Company. vita headquarters a. Ssi-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-13
r.eom. Mar,u. News.

Tacoma, Feb. f2.-SpecIai.- Privats adj
vices from New York state that negotia-
lions for the sale of tho British steamer
Oxford are under way, and IL they ars
successful ssse win be brought TO the
Coast and placed in the coal trade. She
was wrecked about a year ago IN the
West Indies. but was subsequently, SAWED.
Ship Gardner. now loading piles at
Quarterynaster, will sail thia week for
San Francisco.
Ship Vincent came or tie dry dock to-
day, and was towed to Tacoma 10 load
wheat.
A crew was secured today AZ Old Ia
coma for the bark Fresno. now beading
lumber at Port Gamble for Aigoa bay.
South Africa.
A steam pump was put to work today
removing she two feet OF mud on top OF
what is supposed to be the Northern Pa
cif,c freight ONCE safe, 81 tho bottom OF
tho harsor. When this work Is completed
a diver win go down after the receptacle
Of vaiuabies. II contains about tta. 900
worth Of cash and papers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-13

n exceaD o. ne 1sma1e. - that tAs mar.
ket SIN senpss q favur q oecsunesnL
Fancy creamery, isesoc: fnncy rolls, II IL
@isc: sood - eAotca. u 1-1716c, sAtr. 10
lie: stoso le4nL eo1oc.
EuUD-IAseo - ssoaAD tnne. = stccks
- stoSo s0gs 60 clsautng % ven. Cali
eoxaiA fnnaA D01oos stero Ietn. II 1-so
y - - asnsa.
6manaonA.
eHvuR bazD-0 EoQo 50
Hex1dAn eoaIax1-1 11oOa
Drafeu-0gA1 = la, SsaaornpA -
asasng oeeska
Alta q, Alpba Coansaidaaua .. Andea
=: BeicAw. -: Bsst q Beicher. a: Bod1A
Conscaidatsd -: Bsaliioal -. Bulwer Con-
soltdats4 -: Caledonia .: Chausnse Con-
soatdatsd. ~ choliar. q; Confidence. g:
Consolidated CaltfornsA ana Virginia. s7s:
CcnsclidAtAA Impes1Hl Z: Oonsolidased
New York. ~ Exchsqusr. -: HAis q
NorcrusA. q: Justice. 3: Lady wasnanx-
ton Consolidated s: Mexican. a; Mono.
n: Mount DiAblo. u: Occidental Con-
solidatsd. 8; Opnir. $50: Overman. Is:
PotoaI -: Savage. -: Sierra Nevada, q:
Silver HIN. s: Silver King. 10: Union Con.
solidAtsd =; Yellow lacked. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-13

CaicagA Fso. l2.-ln cattle very hight
business was done. There was q small
supply and kssls demand AZ about steady
prices. Steers wer~ 0aoted ~ ss.ao9s 90
and cows and bulis 81 q -sa9s S. Texas
cattle wsrs sAiAhas 1t pSs.sA according
- oualisy.
In hogs. gocd parf a. yestsrdays ~
eitns was recovered today. Ths arrivals
weFs only . httis more than hnlf az
1Args - ysstsrday. There vas brisk
trad9 In The provision market q an adj
VANCE Of S0loc. and tha4 carried heavy
hogs % 0.se0<.ss. and light weights 10
2.7s0a.la or within io9lso OF Saturdays
prices. From s .5e64.ss bought most OF
tas 80 q 90 pound hogs, and 8. Sss54
were The prices most frequently paid for
averagss less than 90 pounds.
Tia shsep and lamb rnaripce wna nnx
ieaa drm than before. There was an 90
tive dsmAnd ~ ss.s504 for very common
"a extra Sheep ana buyers were ready
TO pay 0.5o05.E fr ccmmnn 70 fancy
lambs. Receipts sincs saturday amount
20 barely 1.soo head ~ against $1,000 =
week ago.
Recaipts- chAs,a 1soas ealvss so: hosA
8.o0o; sheep Aooo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-13
Burns, THE OLD RELIABLR Bruises,
IlexIcal V|Dstans LiIliIIlelt
rheumatism. Man or Beast. Sun Joints

son B. c.. h La tAe ctty locking after .A>
local business Interests OF his company.
Sesaner cry q K.nxstou took out sixty
tons Of wssea< from this city 70 vicso<in
yesterday morning.
Steamer Angeles iefs this city yes<er~
Gay with fun cargo o. grain and gan
srai merchandise for Nanaamc
schooner Bertns SeA finished taking On
supplies at Yesier dock yesterday and viii
ieave slprsly FOR Alasl<A on q sealing
cruise
The revenue eustsr Grant arrived IN
port yesterday afternoon from Port
TownseEd. ard anchored to one oe che
city's orsoys In tho harhor.
Following storm signal was received
yesterday: Continue information sig-
nAlA Storm u central oppossee the
mouth Of tho Cclnrssb.a rsver. and NOV
Ing uorthward GalAs with snow are Ak
pecsed on thu waskingfon coast
Tug Biz viii tow che barge Ajax from
this city - Tacoma today. loaded with
SO tons of Newcassls coal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-13
sonx1en AARkx1s.
Financial.

Financial.
London. Feb. ia-Bar silver. q Bfed
Consols. lN 3-la Bank OF England dis
count rate. per cent.
New York. Feb. i2-The Evening Post .
London cablegram says: The Times
American correspondents indicates tho
probability Of congress sanctsoning .
gold loan after al. Private cables re-
ceived by financial firms also speak simi-
hriy but tho report II not generally be-
hevod. Hall . million sterfng will prob
ably be shipped to New York on Satur-
day by the Etruria All tho supplies Of
gold are being bought by tahs Rothschilds:
more than 100000 pounds were thus
purchased recently.
Tho stock markets were irregular TO-
day. Foreigners were the best on Paris
support. Americans were duh. but closed
at the worst. The fall Of points ii Ca
madam Pacific was the feature. Grand
Trunks were again lower on trsfIlc re-
portA
Liverpool. Feb. l2.-wneat--3teady: de-
mand moderate: No. red winter, "a
I 1-2d: No. red spring. In 1-2d: No. I
hard Manitoba, So lad; No. California
stocks exhausted. Futures closed steady:
February. - lid: March. q s sid:
April. II SD; May. u Id: June, u
l-2d: July, - sid
Corn-Spot quiet: American mixed, q
LID. Futures closed dual: February. IS
June. II I'D. n
Flour Steady: demand moderate; St
Louis fancy. 30 Cd.
Hops-Unchanged.
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san EnAxcIsco MARKETS.


San Francisco. Feb le.-FTour-ramily
extras, x.25d3s5s bakers extras Ui54
LIS: superfine. 81 751s2,is.
wheat-Tne market In quiet and easy.
Offerings are somewhat limited. Shipping
wheat. s. lie for choice product. ros-
slbly a round lot would bring a trising
assyance "a cargo lots are better handled
than small parcels Milling wheat. 81 IL
average quality, n l-2Gsoc for blue stem
and 81 I-2c for damp.
Rariey-The demand is quite slim. ana
the market drags badly. especially fer
feed descriptions Brewing qualities are
good. n t-.g75c: choice 70 lac; brewing.
&9aoc.
oais--Bussness Il slow ana unsasis-
factory. Arrivals are light. but custom
Is too snaG 10 make any perceptihle Tn
roads on ssoCks. Milling. Size i-efsi rs:
Surprise. si.esatis. fancy feed, siaio;
good to choice. s5csSss: fair'to good. so5
s5c: posr 10 fair. - i-2Qs7 Lee black. sl.I5
Gi.se: red. N.e6Jlss IL: gray, - i-eaeT IL
Flour. sacks. fse1: wheat. centais.
s.ass: barley. een;ais. sss; corn. centais.
Lac. beans. sacks. 80; rye. sacks. I'D
Closing Ouotatt.na.
wheas-very dali: December. - s-sc:
May. - $40
Rariey-very dun: December. n CSC:
May. &c.
Corn sls7 IL
Bran-sl7S0
Fresiues.
rosatoes-The market L. well stocked
with the prices higher. Potatoes. s<fs l. 20
per pound: Early Rose, zsss sc: river reds.
seaSoc; Bssrbanks. 80 &c: Oregon Bur-
banks <te5sse: Salinas Berhanks. sscassi:
sweets. seg7Sc for rivers and ,sSul. 50
per cental fnr choice stock
Basler-Sagp.les continue large. beng
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mARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Feb. i2.--The bark TIDAL
Wave was sold at tho Merchants Ex-
change to Hanson d Co. for sl.7oo
Sam Francisco, Feb. 12.--Arrdved--A1car
trax. yaqiiha bay. Cleared Columbia,
Astoria and Portland: ship Glory Of the
Seas. Comox. Departed--Austraifa. Homo
lulu; Oceanic. Hongkong and Yokohama:
Alcatraz, Yaqusna bay. Freigfyts and
charters-British ship BenAcia, at Thcorna.
lumber thence to Valparaiso: ship Dims-
dale. at Astoria. lumber from Puget
Sound TO Valparaiso. (. o. tCaiIao range).
Hoquiam. Feb Especial.
Schooner Prosper from San Francisco;
steamer Point LENA from San FranciEco
with general cargo OF merchandise
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Ap poRT TOWNSEND.

IL Seattle produce markets presented
- acnewhat lfveiier appearance yesterday
~ account Of the ARRIVED OF the steamer
CITY Of PuebIa. from San Francisco. with
fairly large consignment OF fruit and
kegstabies. The fruit consisted prinei-
D1iiy Of oranges and lemons. and tho vege-
6H,ss OF cabbage and caulinower. A
kun,ber OF small, shipments From around
~ Sound were also received and these.
spxether with he California shipment,
laue<d the carry-over stock to be very
hres. Prices remained low and weak,
ard The prospects for immediate improve
mest are slight.
Oranges are plentiful. and choice stock
moves well at quotations. $z.7D and = per
1ox Seedlings are dun at the present
=41N prices. s. agt t225 per box. Mediter-
& tlx9an sweAt4 ,s~e almost neglected.
ekeice apples are scarce, and are firmly
MA by dealers for quotations, from si.I0
4l@ per box. Medium grades are very
duh and car be had for almost any price.
LeH0ns and lines arc duh and weak In
price. Johnson's choice California stock
e4n be had for $3.50 per box. Tropical
fruss move slowly and values are weak
% nearly all commodities. cranberries
ere slow sellers. but arc firmly held for
fuA nxures. sl4 per barrel
Vegetables are In large supply and VAL
ues are fairly firm Native potatoes are
- slight over-gEpply. but the inquiry 80
Increasing and the dealers are not In the
least concerned about being abIs to dts
pose OF their stocks. Receipts OF cab
base and caslifiower were large yester-
Day. snd the demand II frst-cIaas On
Ions are fairly active At quoted rates.
rs and $50 per cwf. Celery remains
AFTn ~ 30 cents per dozen. Squash and
psnpkin show hut very little inquiry.
Dairy products are in large supply.
With the exception OF choice creamery
butter. and dealers hold quite firmly for
asking prices. Considerable business IN
being done In fancy dairy and ranch but
Ter Cheese IL in large supply and sells
Wen AZ quotations. Fresh ranch eggs
ore sitter and were quoted yestarsiay at
lssfH cents per dozen. Poultry Ii pleuti-
fal ard prices ere low and weak. Re
eeIp;s are large.
The movement In grocery lines con-
nHaes good and values on nearly ali
commodities ara firm. The wool and hop
markets. are very duh. and the prospects
~ poor for any Improvement.