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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The BOARD OF Trade.

Chicago. Feb. I3--wheat opened very
Quiet AMI from s. s-sslSa lie for Nay. as
against g 6-sc at the close OF the market
on Monday. To q considerable extent
the market seems TO have narrowed IL
self down TO struggle between those
who have already bought the visible
supply for May delivery TO retain pcs
session OF their purchases and an attempt
OF some Others 90 decry It's value and
make them drop Il. The price declined 10
50 s-Sc early i'm the day, but about noon
rose - IS ste. In sympathy with bulge
tn corn az that time. but on Bra3streets
reporting a decrease or only 5Ss,uee bush
els for the week In the worlds stock. al
though In this country the decrease was
j sa2 esl bushels. selling was renewed ard
a drop 70 s. i~4c took place. Weakness
was due In some measure 10 the reports
from the scaboavd of lack ~ demand from
exporters.
Cora Vas very irregular ana worked
up ani down over q range OF lie Ter
b0Saei I; was weak az the opening. then
strong fraSa that weak again. and finally
wound ap Arm a: a. 7-ssf4Sc for May, cons
pared with 81 6-Sc on Monday afternoon
TIE opening price was from a. SIS 60
"a S-ss3is lee. ard II rather drasged until
II was reported from ls o'clock that there
was an active demand az s.. Louis for
corn 90 rc East by raj. and on this re-
pert 81 rose 20 IS s.Se.
The oats Taafke. Was active during the
greater part OF ths session. and quite
business was transacted. May sold from
Is s-Sc 70 y Sac. and easn up 70 = i-Sc. clos
tag at $50 - 5-So-
Provisions rose IN consequence % rhe
good demand for hogs esra the better
prices st the yards. Tyae strength In
earn assisted 70 sustain provisions, and
ma packers lent thesg aid IN saeugra &. as
Ire haysrA
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Continue Information signals The storm
II central OF the Washington coast"
Steamer City Of Topeka Is due to arrive
from Alaska about February 10.
Steamer Lydia Thompson missed her
last trip 70 the city from San Juan isi-
ands. but win arrive on time tonight at
City dock.
Tug Discovery was towing . schooner
up past the Straits yesterday. the name
OF which could. not Be learned
Tug Magic was In port at Angeles yes
terday.
Steamer idaho brought In forty tons Of
potatoes from WILDLY island to Port
Blakeiey yesterday.
The warship Mohican weighed anchor
yesterday afternoon and left for a cruise
down Sound. TO be gone several days.
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..Pernaps there

Is no factor OF the present day that 70
represents the rapid material progress OF
our civilization as the luxury OF modern
travel. For instance. scarcely is a single
home comfort missing In the completely
appointed Northwestern Limited. Its
equipment embraces every luxury known
70 modern travel. II Is .vestibuied and
lighted brilliantly with gas from end to
end. and you can walk through IL as
through some stately hall OF some palace.
Instead of q journey being hardship,
on a train like this one IL Is a fascinat-
ing recreation and treat"-F. w. Parker.
Puget Sound Agent, col Front street,
Seattle.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


s New York. Feb. I3-The share specu-
sassoa on the stock exchange today
..s'sed 'nfo stagnaney ard the trading in
ne usually active list was without a
.sssse feature 81 interest. The chief fac
sess ~ the depression were the encsr-
ssaafy which prevailed in the street as TO
&c terms OF the contract between the
- - erfh'eet aad the bond syndicate. and
- senhtfulness OF the passage Of the
80 bond hiT ;1se latter having a de-
y, - ssSaag Influence On the market. The
- So Operators arr faoldiag aIoof for the
- - Is the room traders who
) business Lon1on did tAriv-
: -, whtch consisted mainly %
bases 81 s.. Paul and i.oais-
q shvste. American Tahacco fur
* o0iy speculative movement
~. breaking is per c.nt. 40
-slytag 70 ~ So. and closing Of
- pcsft touched. Tobacco pre~
aFances ! per cent. ara thea de-
1Fr ce:st-. ufaking a act loss CT
TIE rlsvsnent ia the rest Of
vas harrow. an! the uaarke. Was
afAi unsettled Throughout the
n ne late dealings the trading was
IA; better tone. and tire mar
sT2 steady . firm Chicago Gas
49, is declined J IS. aud closea
~ recovery OF - ss.gsr was
se'y Dealt in. but fGc,aase3 with
hse e IS PER cent. Showing
- on Yesterday.
@2ag n bonds tosiay was duli
- 81 smtsrvsE Taegs were no
q eAAugS7>
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SAN FKAsCssoo MARKETS.
Grsadstufrs and Grains.

| esn Francisco. Feb. fs.--FGour-Farkly
tzsras, s3.25ep3.s5: bakers extras. $s.isa
| - super1ne. 2.iG92. 20.
Whcat-~ss i-2c for No. shipping. with
Este far choice: milling, 81 f-2Q92 1-2c;
xalla Waila wheat. 75c for fair average
| quality: II l-29S0c for, biuestem. and 81 lie
/ fr damp.
Barley~JThere was a little better feei-
4 hg to the market this morning. Feed,
insr to good. Is 3-s37s 1-2c: choice. a lie;
hewsng. $4,000.
0ats-Business continues 10 drag. Mill
tx. t-1a i-24l-i5; surprise. 81 o5al. 3: fancy
| fsed, sizfi.o5; good to choice, 95cISi: fair
/ . good, @ess5c: poor to fair. Sc A29S7 I-2c;
black. H.i5aet.5o; red. $l.054f. 1T IL: gray,
Ei-2dT i-ac.
Flour. sacks, 1913: wheat. oentals, ss,-
-: barley. centais. I.255; corn. centais,
tN beans. sacks. III; potatoes. sacks,
LSe; onions. sacks. 22e: bran. sacks, 3s6.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Easv. May. 90 lac.
Bazley-weak' December. U1-sc: May.
isc: new seller. zoe
Cosn-si-2 Ia
nfan-Sl5.aV per ten
Produce.
Potatocs-Stocks continue Of large pro-
twsions. We quote: New potatoes, to
sl-Sc Per pound: early rose. 40sJ45c: river
fras. 2093ac: BurbanlSs. sosf4oc: Oregon
BurbarsSs. aogS5c; Salinas Burbanks. 55c
vi: sweets. 5o475c for rivers. and 81. cQ
ise per Genital for choice stock.
Battar-No change In the situation.
Supplies ara liberal and prices remain
easy. We quote as fellows: Fancy cream
cry IGaer: fancy dairy rolls. II i-edisc;
xrod 20 choice. i2i-sQl4o: fair. 1ogl2c.
ssz. ists. sdloc.
Eggs-Snpplies are more too large for
the Demand We rtfcte: California arch,
isE22oc; store lots. isuiss ger DOZEN
Financial.
Silver bars. 50 3-4a5a Use.
Mexican dollars. IS i-aF7aso
Ufafts-Sishs, Zoe: telegraph. Il i
Mining stocks
Ats, q; Andes. 90: Befcher. a.: Best e.
Ssicher, IL. Bodsa Con. 81; Bullion. 10:
haswer Con. H. Caledonia, C; Challenge
Con, 81: chollar. 81; Confidence. 100: Con.
sas. ard Va. $50; Con. Imperial, o.;
csosn Point. 70; Gould & GsHr,e. -; Hale
NoTeross. 81: Justies. %; Mexican, -:
Aeso, =: M. Dlablo. 10: opalfr. its; Over
mAn, Is; Pososs. 70: Savage. 20; Sierra
Nsvssia. Sc: Silver IiiIl. O.; silver King.
= Union Con. q; Utah Con. O.; yellow
1scket. q.
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SAN JUAN IsLANps-srEAMER IL.

SAN JUAN ISLANDS STEAMER LY.
Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
DOCK, root OF main street, Monday We'd
mesoay ana Friday at q. m for Port
iu,oWnsend. San Juan Islands and New
TIME CARD.
NORTH Bound-Leave Seattle zoo a m;
leave Port Townsend TOO a. M; Leave
Inriday narbor 1850 a. M: leave Roche
Earpor ESQ p. NJ: arrive New Whatcom
South Bound-Leave New whatcom 500
q. M: leave Roche Harhor 20 a. m. I:
ieave Friday Harbcr 1900 M: leave
S:15 D. m.
y r. Thompson. managing owner. J. A.
dssneid, agent. Phone. $50.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL nu.LER


} Nj HemphlH. Lan'yJ Armstrong, Los A
Bert Farar. do + Drew, AT Gam
A l. Crawford Tolt Or w e Gibson, Gil
j II Yand. Lowell = Benham, Chry'ly
Coleman, do w A Van Dusen, do
I Il Holmes. Utsldy X Pittnian. Mt Vn
knudson, do n LII, Coupev'te
Il ScslsenMnaf, DO l Patterson. Mt Vn
u w Bruce, SkagIt Miss N Harris, do
Mrs Bruce do Miss X Patterson do
+ BagweiL Tolt W w Powell, l. Wp
c. Il kimball, Mt vn II Bacus N When
Cryderman, Wen e Mcraggart, Anao
d n Taylor, Fab cy
HOTEL BUTLER
f 3 Place, Spokane + Burtl.nger, A,ib'n
w II Heating, EvAtt Mrs Burttinger. do
b Jackson. city II r Conn, Clnciu
W Pratt. city. s w Conover PIT r
q V Stewart, Efrn's Il A Bringsaam. Chm
II Carson. n Miss Bringglam, do
Psrivai, Spokane G Blanchard, TAG
DIR d Campbell Butter A Bailinger. PIT T
t G Newman, FaGr'nW III Hanson, TAG
Freshman Ptid TJossem Elien'g
c I. McFalfs. st Joe l. Brooks. fst Twn
T y koilock, Pfid l. J,ida- r.
< Bryce do + Juda. do
l. MacLean, Chem F r A Norekamp, Inn
Il n Pemberton. Cid T. I. Sawyer, Monroe
Mrs Morden, Nelson Mrs Sawyer. do
+ II Rosenberg Ptld George Kelsey, do
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EoKEIGS MARKETS.
Financial.

London. Feb. B.-Bar silver, 81 SD
Consols. 1o4 5-l6. Bank Of England dis
count rate. . per cent
New York. Feb 1.-THE Evening Posts
London cabiegram says. The stock mar
ket opened dull today. but closed active
and strong. The rally was mainly ow-
ing to the rise IN temperature Ameri-
cans were better on revived hopes that
the Republicans may help pass q gold
bond BILL There was a sharp rally In
Grand Trunks and Canadian Pacsac, on
buying OF the former Of q good nature
Small transactions In the new American
loan have actually occurred at oneIhalf
premium on whatever price they may be
bought at, gold or currency.
producs
Liverpool. Feb. 13.-Spot steady: de-
mand poor: No. red winter, Is Sd: No. 2
red spring. So lad; No. hard Manitoba,
s. I'D: No. California stocks exhaust
ed. Futures opened steady, with near
and distant positions / farthing to lid
higher. and distant positions i farthing
higher. February. Is 6 Lid: March. Is
3-&d: April. IS I'd; May, - z l-2d: June,
~ sd: July. - Sd.
Corn-Steady; American mixed, new,
Is lid. Futures opened steady ana un-
changed to farthing higher: February
and March, 4s:. April. Is Lid: May and
June. A. I'D: July. Is Sid.
Flour-Steady: demand moderate: st.
Louis fancy winter. IS Cd.
HopS-Unchanged.
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wArEn FRONT NOTES.

Inspectors Bryant. Bliiene, Cherry are
Stream went down 20 Everett yesterday
"a finish Inspecting tAe big whalehaek
steamer City OF Everett.
Steamer city az Puebia will arrive from
aown Sound today aaa take on cargo CO
coal NJ she btukers for San Francisco.
steamer Signal got out late Tuesday
rsv,s for perffana and Astoria with *
tors 81 Franklin coal
Steamer Mabel brought IN twenty-five
toas OF paper fro.ss .ssae Lowell paper mills
YESTERDAYS.
Ths following storm signal was re@eeivsa
yesterday ty ptsplayzraa J. !. Hatfield:
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FLY ON THE FLYER.

FLY ON THE FLYER.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
1our round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five msnuteA
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seattie-TacomA
roacA - follows:
Taking effect
TUESDAY, NAY Z
TIME CARD:
Leave Seaftle-7.4S Ills q m 1:lk e:iS
m Leave Tacoma--S:3o Q. m. 1:o0. 4:3o
Sunday
Leave Seattie-7.oQ q m. 1e.to 500 ,. m.
Leave Taconlar-s.3e a. M, asa 80 D. N,
landing at ". p. wharf, Tacoma. and
commercial dock. foot Of Marion street
sundays excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood: fare. Soc.
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Whas-February. 50 Sc: May. IS Sc.
corn-F1rmer: February. u. SIC: May.
~ f-s@f5c.
oats-Hisher: February. q l-.c: May.
&C.
Prk-Hisher: May. ns4.
Larc-Higher: May. 3s.G
Hns-Hfgher: Aay. Es2 ~
Rye-s 1-ac.
Bariey-sSc.
Flaxseed-uA
Tmosh-HM
Livs atsek.
IN cattle there was an advance To-Day
o. to lie In all useful grades and trad
fng was fairly active at the higher prices
The advance At the, East ard the ccn-
nnued small arrivals here and at West
ern points were the Influences that gave
the local market . boost Sales princi-
paliy at s3.B@4.7s for the kind taken by
dressed beef men and shippers. with q. 20
$50 the extreme range Of quotations.
Cows. he4fers and bulls. inferior 10 extra.
ased4; sfockers and feeders. e .sas.G.
Hogs were 1oc higher than AZ the close
OF yesterdays market. and Is to 1oc more
than ~ the lowest time Monday. Prime
heavy. s. +05L4s: best light weights. AIS
Q4se. heavy and medium. M.i504E: poor
lights. ssso
In sheep the increase in the arrivals
had scftened effect In values. Sales of
sheep were on . basis Of g. T564.N for
common to extra, ana S. 6o15. e5 for lambs.
Sheep sold mostly At 0..sG4z5. and from,
A75Q5.9 took the greater part Of the
lambs.
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EVERETT ROUTE-STR GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 7.50 r. IN. and $50 .. m
Leaves Everett 10 a m and p. m.
Sur fay-Leages Seattle IL a. m Leaves
EVEREST p. II.
Fare-Singie trip. &c: round trip. SIS.
Connects with boats for Tacoma and
Srohornish.
Landing-colman dock. foot OF Marion
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Ciaud Troup, Pres. +. W. Gooshue, S-y.
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMrsH ROUTE
CUT RATE TO EvERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf, TUESDAYS Thurs.
Gays, and Saturdays at a m for E6
Monos, Mukiheo, Everett, Marysviile.
East Everett, Lowell and Snohomish.
TO sNOHoMISH. soc. -
GEO. J. WILEY, Aren't
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STEAM ERS.

THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEAMER WII1IAAPA,
Captain George Roberts.
Leaving Seattle for Alaska March "a
and every 10 days thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates apply to
]. @. Carroll Agent.
Sohwa bacher's dock. Tel 81
CITAS z. PEABODY, General Manager.
Seattle.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria, at g. m Passengers re-
ceived on board at Z a. MI Feb. 2 Z. IL.
IL. O. n.
For Alaska~-Feb. and q
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at 8 a. m, Feb. 4, 8.
IA. 10. ~
Tickets may be obtained At the ONCE of
the company. at Ocean dock Seattle
GOODALL. PERKINS q Co.
General Agents, San Francisco.
]. H JOHNSON. r. $. Supt.. Seattle.
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THE VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
c.uu-ner lstor,sa. j. A. O'Erien. Master
leaves Tacoma Il noon. Seattle Gem
,rai wharf. p. m. Mondays and Thurs
DAYS for Port Townsend. Anaeortes. Fair
Saxg.n New whatcnn. blaine and FRI
asy Harbor. going through to Vancouver
or Thurs6as. trip. :.
Fare to Blaine. =: fare TO Vancouver,
For further information apply at Gen.
trail wharf.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
Swx..srp poeAYr

Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ard
pert Townsefzd daily except Sunday. a.
II NJ o. m: returning. feaves Victoria .
n. m Steamer Idaho leaves 70: Port
Tow rsea3 and way ports daily. except
Gaus5ay. az a M. Sunday. direct. at 3
q m: returning direct. leaves PORT Town
send at 4 D. n Tesephone TIA
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srRAIr srEAMsHIP CoMrANY.

Seattle and Tow use nd-Neah Bay route
Steamer Garland leaves rssIer dock Mon
lays. Wednesdays aud Fridays al i2.i5
sgsEaxeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Gettysburg. Pyshs. Ilaslam Bay and
Nsah Bay. returning arrives Seattle go
:, ~ on opposite days. Steamer Fvaucel
leaves yesler dock for Port Townsend.
sort Williams. Urngeness Port Angeles
e-a Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays ana
fridays az $50 p. m; arrives Seattle alter
rats days ?. II.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
cr-rsNER rARarJoS

STEAMER FARALLON,
Dispatches steamers for San Francisco
DAYS thereafter,
passenger and freight rates the lowest.
Tickets ard freight rates can be OBJ
tanned by applying 10
J. q. CARROLL. Agent
Union dock. foot OF Union street. Seat
tie. Telephone 81
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roaTLAsD GRAIN mAnKEr.

Portland. Feb. 13.-wneat--valley 75aH
|fiie3c per ceatal: waIla waIla, 4lc per
|Hsbsi.
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FOR ALASKA.

STEAMER CHu.EAr
leaves On February u az 10 O'Clock O. n.
rcr s2ecsal rates inquire ~
]. G. CARROLL. Agent.
Telephone 81. ScizwassaeAerss Wharf.
:. W. MeaTsrsTp .sst~~
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oAfMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
.. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
olympia at. $50 mITacoma at $50 a m
Tacoma at. 1000 m Seattle at .f2:0o M
Seattle af.... Loo 2 m Tacoma at 800 D IN
Tacoma al. $3.50 p nj Olympia at. $50 IA
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Leave Arrive
Teattie........ 40 a mi Tacoma. -. $50 N
Tacoma. LOCO a M Olympia -. 4 go m
nslympia...... eco p m Tacoma ....5:00 p m
1acona....... $50 y m Seattle .....7 so p N
fare between Seattle and Tacoma, so
cents. Landing at Seattle, City dock.
foot OF Main street
CITY DOCK CO., Agents.
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OCEANIC srEAMsH1p COMPANY

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP. COMPANY.
Honolulu and Australia.
S1eaSner3 leave San Francisco for Homo
suiu. samoa, Auckland. ". e.. and Syd-
Steamshin No MrsAoos Shansss
uoiloiliu only. steamship Australia.
TaoS. A GRAHAM. AGENT, Starr
Boyd block. Seattle
n w Webster. Dist Agent. Vancouver.
y. D. Spreckeis & Brus. Co., General
Agents. San Francisco.
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6KAGIT RIVER ROUTE.
TIME CARD.

STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
leaves Lilly, BogarGus & Co.'S dock, Sc
attic, Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY az
u O'clock midnight, calling at Edmonds.
Riehmond. TulaIip. Stanwood. Florence,
Fir. Skagft City. Mount Vernon and
Avon. Returning leaves Mount Vernon
Wednesday Friday and Sunday at 6
o'clock a m.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s:neam Lv MI. Tacoma. :. no AR 4:ssasn
ieiSarn Lg : -. Seattie....i s2iArl s.0oam
I.30pm Lyi -. Pr. T'wns'd. - Ariil :S5pm
t3apFn Ariiles.. Victoria 80. MilLyI s.sepxn
sDaiiy except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesier wharf Seattle
For rates and ether Information apply
T. A SADEAU. Gen. ACT. N p r. r.
Yesler ave. and Front ST. Seattle
s. @. YERKES. Agent Yesler wharf.
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n STEAMBOAT AND TRAygpoR.
- TATIseN COMPANY

STEAMER ISLAND BELLE,
r~ayes CITY Dock. foot az Main street
sx-ewv Monday. Wednesday ana Friday y
m, for Port Townsend. Anacortes.
sanaIsh. Falrhayen and Whatc5Ea. going
.S-~ssgn % Blaine On Saturday
tsssw Ts0ck Co. 2gtA JOS KENDALL.
Telephone 81 General Manager
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a nen<f1l Spss& Va sHaAsbes ers1
8 Grade she local produce markets
-.sr.say ard values on most COM
/ y1-ss,,ss were low and weak. Receipts
J. ,te aay were small and well dis
ss,.,fes and consisted mostly of vege-
$40 and farm produce. Dealers look
- revival OF business soon, as the
.-.-er il, Alaska Is beginning IN earnest
- the orders becoming quite large.
- market practically controls that
..~sson Of the trade with ALASKA, and
ssth the large number OF people who
r.nd going there this year bust
- should pick up very materially.
Z oranges and apples continue TO be
- o lnei.-al commodities In the fresh
Esrss lsne. and move fairly well at the
-eyted rates. Navels are plentiful, and
4. choice stock quoted prices are firm
adhered to. Medium stock b dull.
s.saangs are In considerable demand
/ 4 peddlers, and asking prices are often
[asdsl In order 10 effect sales They
E.rre quoted yesterday at 81 and S2.25
- box. Lines and lemons are plenti-
/ Il and very cheap. Johnson's choice
DEL Is selling for $3.2s and $3.50 per
Erx, TIE inquiry for bananas il quite
[sesk and the large consignment re-
~iyei last week Is being rapidly
xean.s p Orders from the interior
Ia British Columbia are good. Sales
IA fgs are fair and stocks are rnoder-
lksy large. Dates are quoted at s IL
nass per pound. Cranberrfes move
|fDwiy
Vegetables OF all kinds are plentiful
I'd the sales are fairly large at quota
fsns. p. = toes are In largest supply
sd find ready sale. Other varieties
neye we'll at the low rates prevailing.
ICsod cciery Is scarce
In dairy produce values generally are
sAfm and stocks large. Fancy cream
~ butter. which has been scarce for
.lke past week, is IN larger supply and
noyement ON tt yesterday was lively.
Dairy butter Is plentiful and cheap.
Receipts OF amen eggs were lar ger yes
feraay. and were firmly held at the re-
esntly advanced prices. Poultry IL In
arge s1po and duh.
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Crop Reporting Service.

The department OF agriculture has
begun the work of recognizing it's crop
reporting service upon q plan arrived at
as the result OF conference between
the secretary and the statistician OF the
department and committee appointed
by number OF commercial bodies. I'm
der the new plan the department is to
have correspondent in each township
Of every State, instead of, as under the
present plan, four reporters IN each
county. This will ca1se an enlargement
OF the present working force, and it is
expected that the dep artment will have
$1,000 township correspondents in the
field. The old plan was to have three of
the reporters in each county send 10 their
matter to the fourth, who was designa-
ted rs "chief correspondent" and aver
aged their reports and communicated TO
the department. Under the new system
each OF the township correspondents
will communicate with the department
OF agriculture direct. Because of the
additional work these reports will detail
on the Office, large increase in the
clerical force Of the department will
have to be made. Naturally the depart
ment has experienced difficulty in gett-
ing township reporters, as they are not
to receive pay. A circular has been pre-
pared and sent to county clerks through
out the country asking them to nomin-
ate two men in each to ynship one of
whom would be elected 70 serve as re,
porter. 1t will take some time, the Of
ficials say, to make the appointments.
but the work thus far has progressed
fayorably.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1895-06-21
A Welcome to Missouri.

We have heard that I'VE uns" of the
west receive Hospitality immigrants to
our borders. A sample of welcome was
gwen last Saturday, to some families in
wagons stationed above Forest CITY bv
gang OF outlaws who went with the
design OF doing violence to the Women,
and being resisted, raised a rout and did
considerable mischief Among other
things, they Gu. the harness OF the hors-
es ard wagon c"vers into pieces and
scared the women nearly To death. II
- one OF the cruelest fads OF poverty
that no respect is paid TO the virtue OF
poor women by such unhung monsters
who 1t would seem never had mothers or
sisters or female relatives or they could
not SO mistreat even poor women and
girls. Poverty is bad enough. But the
drink OF It's cup is turned to ioathsome
gall 10y mlstreatment OF this kind. Ladies
travelling in a carriage would be safe
from such monster towards, but the
wives and daughters Of the poor are
never safe. Same "f these gallows' birds
are. we are told. not SO rich Themselves.
But they associate and toaday other
would he dudes who prove the maxim,
slime feathers, etc" xxx.