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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
THE ARMENIANS.
Text of a Petition Sent to the
Great Powers.
The AMERICAN MISSIONARIES SAFE.
Tho American Ambassador Doing All lie
Can for Their Protectlon-The Turks
Defeated by the Arabs--Ths
Sultan Nearly crazy.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 The following Pc
tition has been sent by the Armenian
Nationa union to the premiers, chan
cellors and foreign ministers Of the six
great powers Of Europe and the secre-
tary Of state OF the United States:
The horrors and outrages Of Sassoun have
been repeated In different parts Of Armenia,
while tens OF thousands Of Armenians have
met death at the hands Of unrestricted mobs
Of Turks Again, cable advices from Turkey
are to the effect that the Turkish government
Is gathering Its reserve forces to march over
zeitoun and extermlnate Its inhabitants. The
execution OF this intention on the part Of the
Turkish government will only repeat the up
palling history OF the Sassoun. The adoption
OF the reform measures proposed by the three
powers Of Europe and sanctioned by the other
great powers, has been followed by still
stronger outburst Of Mohammedan fanatlcism
all over the Turkish empire,
As u result Of this unchecked and, In most
cases, sanctioned, or ordered, uprising Of Mo-
hammedans against the defenselcss Christian
subjects OF the empire, Turkey Is to-day In
state OF anarchy while those In power are help.
Jug Anu uc'cnu'nH 'ne iawiess' TINS state OF
a"a'ohs - uue, ni'o W .no TURKISH anu MO
,,''i'.''eua' apa'n, 'o"",u 'ne hr'ncpians ahu
va. .no', oa0.e" ''sn.'' a"u " 'hc'r hos'iii.y 70
'no r.a'opean h"''oli'' 'nat "re uesirous OF SUD-
''''u''hs pc.'or ivIni vi government LOT INC
p'csen' anarcny inns nus oeeh proved 70
government bos deomed I, rao va"
sary to take drastic measures to
stop bloodshed and restore"order the officials
y, sna sultan ',ve "os, invariably succeedea
ina Mohammedon ,ana,iciam 7, 49," 10 av vnuv
therefore that the sultan and his oftlcials are
directly responsible for the present state Of
terrorism sa, , ana anarchy II lle. then, win me
nhsoranle eond,,on " r,n pu' IN unu " snls
to secure safety and protection OF lie to tbe
defenselcss Arnenlans now at the mercy and
under inc heels OF the cruel soldiery' fanatlcal
We I ,hsrs,ors ' m mu,u h,.r,,u ,oa ., ,n. m
eminent to hasten. in tbe name ~ bnman,tv
Justice and Christian clzillzatlon, to unanl-
mously' win the other rye great powers Of
nuropc' ucoiuc 'hc i",c oi 'he Armenian ma
s,o, y. IN ear'y speclul congress- such as mat
their unboambc condition which means tor
ture. slaughter and utter extermna,Ion
In behalf Of the Armenian National union,
we are' your most ooenlent ana humble serv-
NV" ~ NJ M.,.v,.s - .a mnv"o."'' presiue"'
,vrn,c,v ,uss,ov.r,,s
,on H. sa;a ~ J.. -, '.' a., "o our
~ ,nsan;,, =, ,ha asae,., III WV ~. ~
fouo;,,n noa.. ~. ua1aa,sa ,... " !. .r'
known ,h,t ha hos son, 80. 49, ,. ~
sonos n ,ha r.l;s ID Ln d,.. ss ,,s
triots ordor,nn ,har, s,,,,',, ses ~. u.s.
T., .1l,,;, ir'I''
"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21

Odd Fellows at 0la,he, Kan. dcdi.
Gated their new hall Monday night
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21

0RowlSo pigs need 20 run about to
strengthen their muscles and 10 kctp
them from becoming too fat, as many
Of them win become diseased and die.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21

Listen, Charlotte, am going to
give a supper and dance Now, you
will have TO show what you can do, 80
as 10 keep up the credit Of my estab.
lishment"
Cook-With pleasure, na'am but
can only dance the waltz and polka.
You will have TO excuse me from the
ouadrilleL Boston Home Journal.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-02
Chi1drens Clothing

16O Winter Weight
Suits at same prices.
Caps
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-02

S 500 silk umbrellas s. ESQ
4.50 silk umbrellas. :. 225
400 silk umbrellas. ;. 200
800 silk umbrellas. :. 1.5O
200 silk umbrellas. :. 100
LOO Gloria umbrella. so
Mems and boys winter weight suits
and Overcoats and winter IN
derwear at
Half Price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-31
wAri rRosr NOTES.

TUG Beave seft yesterday for East
Sound after earge load Of rock for this
city.
schooner Ny Dodge - on her way
from san Fratsco to this port with mer-
chandise.
The new waeback steamer CITY OF
Everest wih ready for inspection N
q few days
Tug volga. iach was sunk at Ballard
last Monday, h been raised and repaired.
and is ready 6 business.
Steamer Hen Bailey Is tied UP at Yes
Ter dock. haivis been Ebeaed by severa2
members Of hacrew for back wages.
The channels the Duwamish river b
blocked with al nets and 1t is almost Inn
possible Tor tu.boats to get IN or out.
Schocners Va. G. W. Watson ard G.
8. Holmes antbarks Mercury and Co
luushia are duet Port Ehkeley for luna-
Der.
According to lie reports received from
the straits yterday a four-ntasted
schooner was taing In No name was
given.
Commencing aes1ay. February 6tai
+. the steamer Mascesso will leave Seattle
at a. m. and Tort Angeles at p. m
Meals and beavl a speciality.
There are rlossax vessels loading fum-
Der at the Port slakeIey m1lls-bark Do
msnion. barkens5e Amelia, bark J. l.
Hall. bark Nenstun. bark Kate Daven-
port. bark Undanted.
Steamer City X Puefbaa arrived last
night from up S,nd at the bunkers for
fuel and win leae for San Francisco on
Saturday naornsn The Walla Waila will
arrive ON the sac day.
Ship Raphael 1T San Diego. Cal. on
January = for Fri townsend, and Capt.
Whitney. her c4asn. who broke his leg
In this city abo,lthe middle OF last Octo-
Der and whb ha.peen IN Providence hos
pital since that lime. will rejoin her.
The steamer va.ia waiia sailed from
San francisco yyterday with these pass
engers: For v.toria-N. Beauregax-d.
Minnie EdwartsR- Spence. +. C. LAIRD.
H Sherlock, Mk Ahern, Grace Linn.
Mrs. Linn. For feautie-J. Elwood, Mrs.
Elwood, Miss Efuod. e. Frischs A. w.
Engie, Laura hathaway. Mrs. J. J.
Shanghnessy. M. NJ. L. Kavanaugh.
Miss Kavanaugt Franz Ritcsaer. g. B.
Chalmers, Mrs. r. Gordon and child.
T. w. Price. Tapma-R. Brennan.
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rogEIGS MARKETS.
Financial.


London, Jan. so.-Bag silver. q y-isa.
Consols, ros SIS.
Bullion into the Bank OF England, ESQ.,
600.
Bank Of England discount rate, : per
cent.
New York. Jan. 3o.--Thc Evening Posi- 5
London cable Gays: The stock markets
today were daii. Ccnsois were lower.
Americans were fat. but closed nearly
half a dollar better. The money market
Is Tightening little on the possibility
OF an American loan.
rysauc~
Liverpool. Jan. sn.-ctose: Wheat
SPOT. quiet. demand. poor: No. 2. red
winter. ~ "a. No. 2, red spring. IS ~:
No. I. hard Manitoba. IS / la; No. l.,
California, 81, Futures opened steady: /
farthfng higher; closed steady. un-
changed from yesterday: January. IS
Isl: February. Is la: March Is Sd:
April. IS I'D: May. Is ei: June. Is 6 la.
Corn-SsSst. quiet American mixed.
new. IS: futures opened at:iet: ! farshing
lower: closed with near positions to :
farthsngs lower. ard distant positions 1
farthsng lover. January. IS II lad, Feb
rsaary. - 70 i-si: March. IS IL 3-45. April
and May. Is II LA. June. IS IL i-sa.
F1ear-paii: demand. poor. ST. Louis,
fancy winter. Is 81.
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fresldeut OWlgn xAfks OF city A0airs
and chi Army Post.
D. H. Dwight. president OF the Spo-
kane council. wa in this city yesterday
on his way homelrom visit to Los AM
geles. Mr.. Dwtht was the guest OF
Delegate Frank n Little and other men,
beers OF the city cpncil. who escorted him
over the city, Wiling all the city and
county buildings.
In an antery.ewwith q reporter OF the
Post-In,eIligenoer last evening, Mr..
Dwight said the 4okane council Is made
up OF ore body oily. composed Of fifteen
members. thirteen3sepublicans. one DEM
ocras and one PouIist. They had Pop
ullst mayor. and whenever his appoint
n,ents did not mat the approval OF the
thirteen Republics there was generally
lots OF fun In thetounctl meet ings. The
Populists. he says are losing ground In
Spokane. though Gin strong In the coan-
try. or the praress making in spo-
kane, he said:
Times are LOOKING up our way. We
have just complied the new city hall
and viii also havsa 500 600 county court.
house. The establishment OF an army
post at Spokane sill be another big al
vantage to Spckaie. The army post Al
Spokane Is intend& TO absorb Forts sher,
man and Spokans but. though 1t Is mol
intended to- encriaea on waila Waiis
and Vancouver. spokaae's being tbs
headquarters. IL puss necessarily affec,
them IN the sranifer OF troops. as the,
wifi all have to stirt from spokane. spo
kane donated .,ot acres Of land for this
purpose which 10 pcated about two mile
northwest of the senter Of the city. witt
cars running 10 th ground"
Mr.. Dwight via leave today for hi
return trip home.
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eurn THE OLD RELIABLE Bruise.
l|Ikican IDsIan9 LiniIIlelt
Man or Beast.
Sill joints

= lot ~ block 1 First Railroad addition
TO Ties Moines. 81
John Johnson TO George ". DaAlgren.
- Is. lot 3. block {. Hstrs cx 3. 4. Bears
Grst add. n. -
julius Horton to Alvin Heinrich. lot 81
block c. Georgetown. $55a
Alvin Heinrich 70 Heruaan Rutschow,
same property. 80
Chas. Linden to Gustaf A. Carisou. Ia
= block & Queen Anna second. 81
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Tacoma, N. So.--Spsc1al- Br4tiah alp
Sootnxn u ezT3vsd today 81 balhse
from Gnnranctscc - load wheat Tor
the unxedings1On
Tug Fzyte broke a. stsnD On her
oonrectsnx,d In Tia west passage this
morning. gether with her TON cf 80
ahtngie Dol she wAs tosvsd IN by tho tug
laurel Il damage = siighA and aas
w4n b reped IN ahvuuk two daya
8tenzner Ind Beiie bxOught forty tnnn
OF hops ID Lyraen today. She TOOK
cut <xreDty,ns OF grain and Qusntsxy
OF househokoOts.
Steamer piso0m 0ruugAt In fwenfy
tons Of fireiy from Fox island today.
Steamer Xxi came In iisazt from Sax
Francisco iay 10 had grain for ths
same port.
British b Lydgsts - expectef IN to-
night in hast from Shanghai 70 bad
wheat for United Kingdom.
Steamer kico Il expected tomorrow
to had whs for San Francisco
Steamer Fbia arrived back today and
completed fargo OF grain and bull9on.
leaving thaAfternoom Tor Seattle to
coal
SneAmer q cf Kingston took 80 bead
Of sheep to Storia, 80 bead OF sheep and
q head a &tls to Port Townsend -
day.
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Real csats traIFactions since January
!. 1886. are seea. snTi. There we're filed
for record yastethy . deeds. the constd-
cations aggregatng ss.gss-ee. Following
is sAs list. as furnished by the Daily Rec
ord, room L. ScAaserHaan block.
Ida May Helm To John II. Helm. lets
:. s. :. block Is. Crown supi- add: lots
L. Is. block s.. Gilman Park a. G.. 81
Miaa Knowles 10 Albert Knowles. "
l-s ne Ia. ne Ia. nv IL section 81. town
ship =. range 1. except Is feet strip across
scgta end. 81.
~ r. r. r, Co se Isaac Cooper. ne -
Sc IA. seetien 81. township a range 6
s-ss -
Jcha r. Foster 20 George 81. and
Amanda NJ Van fscren. lots . ard " +:
OF Sc ii. section re- and lots 9. !. sectseE
Is. toanxh:p z, range 4. also s-ia OF ar
acre % lot s, section II. township :.
range f. 81.
Frances ]. Pike 20 Sisters Of Charity
OF the House os Providence. lot Il. biocl
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I made trip from Chicago 70 81. Paul
ana Minneapolis with my wife on the
famous North Western Limited For ths
price Of . section In an old style sleeping
carl secured IN the Private Compar4-
ment Seepers. - cosy . little room as
was ever built inside = railroad car-nc<
% very little either; It took up The whole
width Of the ca- excepting . narrow aisle
at me side ard bad two large berths I
said u was eosy-zt was more: It wae
magnificent. and We spent tho evening a.
comfortably. and with as much privacy
"a II we had been In our own home. ]
do not put II too strongly when say
that the train - the personifcation Of
Rolling Luxury. and that the North-wes4-
ern IAne runs the finest trains for all
discriminating state Of Washington sray-
eiers to patronizs In going East via ST.
Paul and Minneapolis" r. w. Parker.
Puget sound agent sol Front street, Sc
attle. Wash.
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sAs FRANCISCO AAEKErA
Bre.a.tatY. ana o-.t.s.

sar Francisco. Jan. s0.-T1our-Family
Msras. r,aosssso: bakers extras. $500
~; superfne, sseSa.25
Nheat-Business today In the sample
aas was neither quick nor extensive.
pnsriags are not large. but they are
secush to meet current demands. 81 i-sc
aer No shipping. with Sc l-2c for choice
ReaHet. Milling wheat. 81 1-.Ias .-ac:
HsAa Walia wheat. 7e f-sGf7sc for fair
Average quality: ss4soc for bluestem. ard
i...dsac for damp.
Trade continues slow; feed. fair
Esei.sc
esis-Millins. i-ee?i.is: surprise.
NHsifs: fancy feed. N0fsiio: good 10
sna're. s7I-2csfsi; poor to fair, So 10
j i''s; black. s.ls7i.so: red, si.e5qi. IL IL;
rsv &i.s7s7 Lee.
-four. sacks. 1850: wheat. centaIs. 100:
es''Sy, eeasals. s.sis: beans, sacks. s.sSs;;
9 sssasess. sacks. s.5ss: onions. sacks. 600:
ssaa sacks, sg5
fiesteg ouosaesens.
MIDI.
Y-&H
s Nfxe.
earn-asgi.a
Bran-siso
Produce.
'N'A'oes--rr.ces show no great huc.ua-
os We quote: Volunteer new rota-
8 g -. J i-saec per pound: early ROSE. taEa
Hser reds, ses3s5c: Bnrhanks. s8ssoc;
..'saa Bnrhsnks. ea1Sac: Salinas Bur
seeIsi; sweets. T5csfsIs IS fer rivers
~ = ssssfl.ss per Genital fer choice stock.
.s:.s'ssF-~The market stiii shapes against
Creamery alone shows moderate
....a We quote as follows: Fancy
s .sFy. 1sssse, with sales 3. esc; fancy
~ rosis. isisi7c: good "a choice. lss
-. s.s. lsefiie; store bots. lozgisc. picked
- wis; firSin. ii1isc per pound.
.ss-f'rices coatinue 20 weaken. We
49,. california ranch. sessssc. with
u &c; store lets, i7@lsc per aosen
s@snriai.
sslssr bars. % l-ss9sa f.s,.
rssieaa dollars. - i-asSs6c.
's-s'ght. i7i-sc; telegraph. = l-:c.
1iaeag Stae&~
~ VI Alpha Con. os: Andes. IS:
- u; Best & Beieher. g. Bcase
o.. saiiien. Il: Buiwer Con. 10:
q $3.50. e. Challenge Com. 81; chuilar.
IS ssahdsuee. ST. Cea. Gala. ana Va.
H., imperial. al; Crown Point. 90:
49, q: Gould & Gurrie. *; Hale
49,. 49, 81. Justice. IS. Keatnek Con-.
CA. $50 - -; Moro. -: Ne. Diahfe. 10:
x.s,s ssa FpsoSt, 50, Savage. e: sierra
"a Silver Hill. o.. silver King.
,s<s..,, Cen. 81: Utah Goa, Is: Yellow
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MARINE news.

Fort Townsend. JEsI sa-Sceciai-Ar-
rsv~s-E-fxissa snip Isydgase. from Yoko-
fasnzs. a. Port AnsssesS syouna so Ia
csnza 90 load wheat fs~ rrssess KsnxSzrss:
soh0sner Ges-re w waksyzs. from New
port. for nvxx Bsakesey
sxsies-Barsx Eszsus E Weed from Ma
rsanzo fov Saa Francssens sssssoane< Fam
pa fsvxa Taconsa Cor essayTna.s
To uew seAsszay sssxccEer Elsie sassea
on ser nsassen c<sszse sorsgsFs 10 ocu1rarsa
OF y. T. Oliver.
Hrcgs2Ea Iaxs. sss--AsTfvsd from Saa
Francisco. sehconer GsarAeId ara stearer
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Excs1zsugAxled Nm oen F11ncssco. from
Ho4uiasn Asc&traz ard SCHOONER
BuenAse4a: FROM Aberdeen. scziumx
otts1is II: from c0.n1polizt SCHOONER
San Fratup. Jan N.--Arzlve3-sA1ca1A
Coos bay3rF1an<a NanaAzno. Departed
waIia VI. Victoria snd Port Town
send: sonsr sacramento. Coos bay.
Alice Blsard. Astoria Efeights and
charfers-ltish ship Lydgate. now 1t
Tacouaa, enk chenco TO United King
dom. HavAntwerp Or Dmkirk
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Aorxl ARRIvALa
H0TEL BUTIER.


J A Buleink, Tacoma o W Sssriew, ClearL
O d Guihotk Snoq Mrs Sunier, do
] ID Dams. Tacoma T Kline. Missoula
Hesinsnsl, Berlin II Y Cowen San +
II = Hadaey. WEatc II Shaw. New York
Mrs Wllitarrs, TacJ p Cobb, Baltimore
A Engei. Dayton w Ruaebeck. Ever
II Brunn, Louisville w Bowen. PIT Town
Miss ] Irving. Ever s NJ Bruce Wa1atc
Miss Prime. do r 8 McCord, Fa:xli
A J Milton. MINI s L Araderssosn Tao
Miss X Finling. Acma w Raymond Port
= Luszs Sam Fran tt Wsenun. f
w WoH. Portland J WaIfheSn. Oakland
y J. E]nssel, Evere,tt J A MarterSon Ana
G Greerberg, whit u r. Percival Cheney
Mrs Hervey Ft Tow r e Davis. utsalady
s. HOTEL DILIER.
r @ Wilson. Rurling w II Hsfbert Snoho
J A Mnzn1ay Vanc g r. Perry Mcsher
g ID Woodcock. Dun Mrs Perry, do
G. Cutler. Evereat L Henderson, Oaym
w H W8ilss, Wenat H Boyd Auburn
p Cain, do J r Wilson, Bothell
III r Mckay, Madison w Mitchell, Oak l.
r Williamson, Pt Mrs Warren, AIRING
Gamble Lungie, Oak Har
Mrs Williamson. do MSS West, Mt veT
@ + Williamson. do g Quinby. do
8 Kintror, Deg Fish
In q fight near Denver Wedhnsfav m
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PACIFIC COAST srEAMsH1r "a.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle = ~
lows:
ana Victoria. 1T q M. Ueasengerq -
ceived on board al Z q. na) Jan. & ~
Is g. 2S
From San Francisco for Victoria oN1
Puget Sound ports. 81 . Z. m, Jan. = -
Is, 20. - and ..
Tickets may be obtained IL The ONES @
the company, at Ocean dock, Seattle,
0OODAI.L. PERKINS 8 CO.
General Agents. San TranoSoGDs
J. n. JOHNSON. p. 3. eupt.. Seattle
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PUGET soY UP, AR ss,2 AAI1.AAsykA sznAas'
VICTORIA ROUTE

N4&xOltAA AOQY2
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KrNoDTo2&.
, ssm u 81. s sassis. sxr
l:s0pmILvl 73 Pt, T'wns'd. 3aIkrlll n
A.s0pml Arsll0i.. Victoria ...tMl(lSwl os
sDaily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf. 0oAtt1A
For rates and other information Ap0IH
I. "A. NADEAU, Gen. ACT. ~. y. III -.
Yesier ave. and Front IT. 09at3Inu
= q. yERKES. Agent. Yeelee wharf,
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skw YORK MARKKrA

nas.-tssx ysz- s.-TsAe FAC. OF the ap-
Il -. 81 receivers for the Dsstsliing
- sssSsss Company. which was
= sss AFTER the eaess Of Business
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PEol LES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle WASH

--oFFTcERs AND TRUSTEES.
JaCOp fQftH.. q kcS3lrHt
Arthur A. Denny. Vice President
John Leary.........Seeond Vice President
James r. Hayden. Man'gr... Cash'r. Sec'y
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Ccilsns,
e. G. Neufelder. =. w. WtlmAnA
Transacts savings bank business sx-
clusiveiy.
Interest allowed per Annum. Six per
cent. on term deposits, per cent on Or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days Of May ana
November Loans made Ga real estate or
approved collaterais only.
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s ssSsssd ............. 1854 % H.3S3 %
EzI q eeueral tone Of inactivity peryaded
- spcal prDduce market yesterday. and
- he low prices prevailing for nearly
- oommodit1es were not we'll sustained.
- dayk receipts were moderate and
demand was small. A number Of
III eonsignments were received from
i 1arioas Sound points and at the end OF
- days business carry-over stocks were
ms
n IL supply Of fresh fruits Is quite large.
1Ia,o1gfs varieties are necessarily limited
I 1mey navel oranges are quite plentifsii.
sSrf sales are not as extensive as might
4 " expected. considering the low prices
vsyaszag. The best stock was quoted
9rterdAy at s. and Ss.25 per box. Seeds
rs sch readily and choice stock Is held
Dsdy. Supplies Of apples are rather
f16yy. and under q light inquiry the quot
! ~ .aies sre rather easy. The range in
6r,ces Is wide. ranging from ssc to no
~ box. Sales Of bananas. pineapples
"A other varieties OF tropical fruits are
mi and prices rule quite steady. Nuts
u dull.
Potatoes are IN good supply and prices
~ Uw, but steady. Choice sweet POI
lnioes sen readily at full figures. vege-
Ikles are coming to hand IN more liberal
1sknsities and under good demand. the
tneted prices are fairly well sustained A
mi consignment of asparagus q expect
i = b the next San Francisco steamer.
ne demand for dried fruits appears to
Nsadlly improve. but prices. while be-
leuiag frmer in tone, are not yet quot
ebly higher. Some few sales OF peaches
~ reported ct a slight advance. but
~ lots we're small.
Dsisy produce Is selling fairly well. but
Dssces are low on nearly all lines. Cream
~ butter ~ rather weak, but not low
Dairy ard packed descriptions are
zssefy dun. Eggs are very plentiful and
essces eonsinue low and weak They
s~e quoted yesterday at Il and Is cents
~ dozen. Poultry is selling moderately
VEL al quotations. The wheat, wool and
~ markets. were dur yesterday.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Nrtland. Jan. .--wheat-valley. 7s0
Ei.E Per GENITAL: waiia walla Zoe per
1udhel
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THE VANCOUVER RoUrE-A xaxr
THROUGH THE 19kAND4

steamer Utopia. !. A. OBrien. Maseses
srai wharf. .. m. Mondays and Tn5rup
DAYS FOR Port Townsend. Anacorte1. t41ls
haven. New Whatcom. Blnlne ANA III.
on ThurHdny trip.
y Fars 10 Blaine. g; fare to vancsavess
= For further information apply q O.
trail wharf.
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Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mall. leaves GU
Dock. foot Of main street. Monday. Wo1e
Townsend. San Juan IslAnds and Men
TIME CARD.
North Bound-Leave seattle TO g rs
leave Port Tuwnsend 100 6 m: Law
Friday Harhor u:s0 .. m.s leAve Roche
HArnor l8:0 p m: arrive New WhaAoeo
500 p. n. Il
South Bound--Teave New Whatcom 80
q m: le9ye Roche Harhor Hts q ~
Port Townsend $50 p M; arrive 0eatllo
j. e Thompson. managing owaAeI =. -
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8fEk1l f<2s 1SkJ<1dx Ia FL
Arlington taosx. leaves for victoria and
rrrs Towns.rss dasly. except sunday, ~
fys1e d m turning. leaves Victoria Z
: m ssessssr Idaho Leaves for Port
Toxrssn3 sad ray ports &asly. exceDe
ssndav. at a. M Sunday. direct ~
= m: resarninx Alrests iessss Fora 1oWnr
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DE- AND SHIPPING.

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DEXTER HORTON q CO.. BANKERA
Incorporated 1851.

DEXTER HORTON . Co. BANKrRA
Incorporated 1851.
Capffal <4svyy
surplus ...................ss....... lV1vW
Presidsnt..,......A A. Denny
Vice President. w. a. Isadd
Manage-......N. n. Latimer.
Cashier. ......F. H. Van Tuyl
Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago. st. Paul. San
Francisco, Portland and various points In
Oregon ana British Columbia.
Sight bills Of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made at all point on FAVOR.
abs terms.
ceiyed on deposit for safe keeping.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Paid up capital. ...............tleoo4
SURPLUS. ......s.....ss..ssssssss 11vsVW
Maurice McMtcken...........Vt Prendene
Lester Turner.,...........s.s... .CaSh1ef
General banking business transacted
sight ana teiegraphic exchange payable
In all the principal cltses OF the
United States and Europe
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In q fight near Denver Wednesday Nor
. small purse. Jim williams OF Salt Lake
knocked out BEssy Nathan Of San Fran
cisco In three rounds.