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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01
WATER FRONT NOTES.

The bark John A. Briggs will pun out
from Blakeley today for Liverpool with
lumber.
Schooner Lyman u. Foster was towed
I'm at BiakcIey Saturday night by the
Sarah NJ Renton and Will load for Shang-
hal
The steamer MABEL unloaded forty tons
of hay Saturday for J. f. Galbraith from
Cherry valley.
Steamship Al-Ki sails for Alaska
Wednesday. April 3.
Steamship Walls Walla is due from
San Francisco day after tomorrow.
steamship City OF Puehla sails for
San Francisco April 3.
Steamer Henry Bailey is showing up In
fine style with n spring dress of white
paint and dark red trimmings.
The Port Blakeiey mill is running at
fun blast day and night.
The frame and keel OF one Of the two
new schooners being built at Halls ship
ward ia I'D, and the work is going on rap
idly with a big force of men
Two car loads Of sheep. six tons Of
crackers and ten tons Of oats were
shipped 20 Victoria yesterday or the
steamer Kingston.
The trim fishing schooner Algedo. Capt.
Galley, arrived at Ainsworth a. Dunn's
dock yesterday morning from Queen
Charlotte sound with * pounds Of hal
fbut She was out five weeks and en-
cnuntered some rough weather. No
mishars were reported.
The locomotive that Mosher G. NCDon-
AID are going 20 use OH their logging rail-
yyav near Cherry valley was towed 10 are
latter place from Snohomish on a Sow
last Friday night. II required the com
bined efforts OF the steamers Mabel. Lily
and Echo 20 make the tow against the
strong current.
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London. March 3e.-Bar silver. sd.
Consols. 10 u-I6. Bank OF England dis
count rate. per cent
New York. March 3.-The Evening
Post'k London cablegraru says. The feat
urs OF the markets today was the sharp
rise In silver securities on the reported
arristice between China and Japan.
Inere was. too. general rally. notably
In Americans. In which the interest grows
readily The Lehtgh Valley railroad Is
Understood 10 have placed here privately
ton."1 n one-year gold notes al a price
to yield per cent.
London. March 3I.-with the Influx OF
gold from abroad. and with no signs OF
immediate shipment TO the United States
the rates FOR money continued dull during
the past week. With the exception of
home railway securities which were
weak only on bad traffic reports. the
tone OF stocks was good all around, al
though owing 10 the settlement, deal
ings were on only modest scale The
Eastern armisiice gave a further impulse
10 silver securities. Sir Edward Grey's
statement in the house Of commons about
the policy in the upper Nile had the effect
OF weakening International stocks Span
ish bonds were fairly sold. as a result OF
the cabinet crisis in Madrid and the Gu
ban troubles. Paris sold all international
stocks rather heavily, in order TO obtain
money TO invest In mines. The business
in the mining share market has at last
become SO heavy that IL has caused a
breakdown In the clearing house arrange
ments- 1t is quite evident that the COM
mittee is bound To do something to cope
with the boom. Canadian railway Sc
cur.ties showed a better tone. The market
for American railway securities con-
tinued 10 improve, on various signs OK
widening of trade prospects. Wool has
been bought largely at the London auc-
tons on American account. while large
American orders for manufactured goods
have been placed in Europe. These In
creases were made in the American rail-
way lists: Reading. 5: Atchison. ga:
. Erie seconds, q Denver & Rio Grande,
preferred, Louisville & Nashville. Nor
folk & Western. preferred. Union Pacinc
each Ia. and Erie and Northern PACING.
preferred. each !. All the others made
fractional advances
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.se.sg7 e5

Totals .AAJH.tZf % >1tAso@- 10
In the local produce markets Saturday
trade dragged rather heavy and prices
we're variable. each dealer apparently
making prices on many commodities I'm
accordance with his own individual stand
ing as 10 supplies. Receipts were light
and consisted mainly Of produce and veg
etables from nearby points. Trade with
the interior was fair. but movement in
The city was demoraiized.
Oranges continue In heavy supply and
prices arc not materially changed Some
medium class stock is being offered at
shaded rates but strictly choice navels
are held firmly. Seedlings are selling free
iy Fancy apples continue In light sup
ply and bring large prices. As high as -
a box IS obtained for the very choicest.
Medium and poor stock Ia plentiful and
prices have a wide range. some stock
selling as low az Is cents per box.
In tropical fruits bananas show the best
movement and full figures are obtained
for good stock. Dates and figs move OFF
I'm small lots. but prices are firmly held.
Lemons are plentiful and prices are Low.
bat firmly held. Dried fruits are meet
Ing with a slow inquiry and ~ requires
very fancy stock 20 bring full figures.
Nuts are in large supply and move slow
IN. Vegetables are moving off we'll and
quoted prices on many commodities are
weak and have n downward tendency.
Receipts Of potatoes and onions are quite
large but other lines are arriving slowly.
Green peas. asparagus and rhubarb tho
new commodities on the market. are be-
coming weaker each day. and prices are
e Tin Within the reach of all.
Dairy products are duh and butter Is
sarticulariy in a demoralized condition
fysn strictly first-class stock Is easy at
STATIONS. Eggs are held steady and
sAace store stock IL firm. Cheese Is
r,fher dull The demand for poultry Is
good and stocks were well cleaned up
saturday.
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block :. BagIey's Orient add. subJec. 20
mortgage $50 81
Henry Hunter 10 Carlo AMI Donenfca
Cesazza- hot u. block "a. Engiexood,
ST..
Anna Larsen 20 Hannah EsSenifie- lot
IL banck T. Madison Street add. subject
TO mortgage ssoo $50.
The Moore Investment. and Mortgage
Company 10 Alice Il. Staenpei. lots {.
!. block . Brooklyn add s-aa.
Sheriff 20 John RtneS. trustee lots "a
Is. block Us. Gilman Park. Judgment
l5.sia. against Clara z. and Albert W.
Hight. s.. Si21
Robert Johnston 10 Frank cuneSe!tsr.
10 acres Sc cor Sc ne sec --s7-5 <ssa
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Breas,StufIS and Grains.

Liverpool. March 3o.-Close-Wheat-
Spot, firm: demand. poor; No. :,
red winter. ssd Cd; No. red
spring. ss I'd: No. ]. hard Manitoba,
Is 2ssd; No. ], California. is lid. Futures
closed firrn, with business about equally
distributed: April. As sgd: June. Is s4d;
July, a. l0d: August. Is 10i2d.
Corn-Spot, quiet; American. mixed,
new, Is 4lzd Futures closed steady. with
business heaviest on early positions; Napril
Is 2i.d: May. Is 29.d: July. As Sd: August.
A. 3l.d: September. As 31zd-
F1our-Steady; nothing Offering; st.
Louis, fancy winter. IS Sd.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, e los.
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There were fled for record Saturday =
aesax the considerations sggregating
s4s7a 81 Following is the list as fur
ri~hea ~ the Daily Record. room a..
ScheuerTnan block:
1ulius Horton - Mary F.. Allen, lot y.
block =, Georgetown. -
Henrietta Newherger "a Carrie and
rsfan~he New berger. Ssxi@a Il lot 5. block
3 n. : NayaArd's plat s.
Narele r AMI Joseph MotFiy % Max
,,,~vs~,,S NJ n. - lots -. -. block 5.
lat ; block .. BROOKLYN ada &-'5
Fmme; <. Lacey 10 Puget Sound Brew
t,r- s-,rnnan... acres in Ms Sc Sc 81
4 Ses-
/. v. Ballard 70 Emmett c. I-seey. same
property. q. &. 81
\ kgnkade 70 same. same property,
Alrsira and v Kinkade TO same. sarne
property. q e.. 81.
E-isss z Northup 70 Adelaiae r Web
sier. lot s. block :. Mt Baker add lot Is
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The storm Ins,,reS Good Crops.

Casnar. Wyo., March M.-Ihe HtaVy
snowfall OF the last forty eours has
ceased, with no particular damage to the
range interests of this section Thou
sands of sheep are here, as shearing was
TO have commenced tomorrow -Four
hundred thousand are registered TO ne
shorn I'm the pens of this vicinity %hd
the storm will retard commencement a
vaek or ten DAYS. Sheepmen are, how
oyer iubilant. as the snow insures early
and abundant feed. Railroad communi-
cation is still shut or
Huron. :. n, March 3L-Rain begon
falling here at midnight, and has CON
;iuued with light hail Up to tonight over
one inch Of rain has fallen. with good
prospect that the storm VIII continue eH
night. This Is eneoura giug TO farmers.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadstuifS and Grains.

San Francisco. March 2.-Fiour-Net
cash prices for family extras. 81 25eI 3 81
per barrel: bakers extras. s3,l5G3.25. SUI
perine, $2.i0G2a0.
Oats-prices still show easy tone. bust
ness not being of a lively character.
Milling and surprise. $l.0Ti@g .iI1z; fancy
feed. $L02n4t U7is: good TO choice, e5cf
81 fair TO good. 9oGf95c: poor TO fair. Sag
GSis black. sLl0al.isis; red. si.ioGi.2o
gray, 9Scnsi.
Corn Market quiet; large yellow. t.l0G
10 small yellow. si.iaQi2-is; white, Si.E
Gi23 per GENITAL.
Wheat-The week closes on "a moderate
~ active market at steady prices. There
are buyers of wheat on a basis Of SC
per GENITAL for No. / shipping. with ST.
obiainahle for choice parcels. Milling
qualities, somewhat firm at soaFa5c.
Flour. sacks. 70. SIS: wheat. centals. 2i2l:
harley. 2l7e: beans. sacks. SIS; potatoes.
las, onions. III. bran. 1890. middllngs.
L&s: wine gallons. $50
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Steady; December. 9si.c: May.
Ssc
Barley-steady; December. 72s.c: May.
1lc
Corn-si%
Bran-Sli per ton.
Produce.
fotatoes-Sixty-three sacks or new
eame IN ana sold at s63c per pound:
sweets are firm at si.759s per GENITAL Tor
rivers, and S250siS per GENITAL for the
ehoiefr kinds. early rose. s0ir5ac: river
reds. 3aiS5c. river fairbanks. feg250C ore
goa Burbanks. e01$1. Salinas Burbanks.
TcIsi
Rot,er-prlces continue to shrink.
Creamery. fancy. lie. seconds. t2isGisc .
eAiry. fancy. leUislac good 20 choice. ltsf
he, medium grades. 7'eQac; store butter
soc
Cheese Fancy mild. new. auotable at
,sN. common 80 good /s06iac. young
America. S3ia,. Eastern. Tai5c: western.
baltc
EgsS-nealcrs report n quiet but fairly
steady market az prices. Duck eggs. ls53
i'e' store. is, ranch eggs. ltU1sc per
dozea.
Financial.
SILVER bars eiN. sgt;s7S Drafts. sight. "a
"sAtoaa doi..-5Ss - telegraph .......i9
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. March Especial Steamship
Tacoma shifted to the coal hunkers today
and will be back at the Ocean dock to-
morrow TO begin loading cargo for the
Orient.
Steamer City OF Kingston Will make an
extra run 10 Victoria tomorrow. to make
up for the one she missed Saturday.
Steamer Typhoon. which has been laid
up repairing for three days. is back on
her regular run 70 Henderson bay.
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reached. 5uf the average OF sales was
about the sane as for Friday. Common
70 extra heavy weights were taken az
s4ssza--S. and the range for light weights
was ~ .ssszTs7a- From s. = ,osf. - were pop
uAar prices for averages Of 80 pounds
snesp-Rsceipts estimated at 2.sa. and
for the week s. GO TIE demand though
hgfir. took all the offerings at steady
prices quotations ranging from 81 70 S
for sheep. and from g - 70 IS for lambs.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRS. GARLAND AND EvANGEr.

Seattle and Tcwnsend-Neah Ray route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Nom
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays at fs.l5
q. M for Port Townsend. Port Williams,
pongeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Gettysburg. fvsht. Clallarn Ray and
y. IN. on opposite days. Steamer Evangei
leaves Yesler dock for Port Townsend
Port Williams. pungenesS, Port Angeles
and Victoria. Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at s.N y. m. arrives Seattle al
tsrnafe days y. m.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL DIILER

HOTEL Dll<Gr-fss
George Rothell, Bothell.
Charles F. Moelring. BotheiL
c Cushman. Tacoma.
Wuliar r. izett, oak HarboF-
] {. FLYNN, Snoh onlish.
Fred Drew. Port Gamble
c + BORROW. ST Louis
Mrs O'I.oughlin, Dailes. or.
W N. Hubert. Snohomish.
q. p. Cummings. Silvana-
NJ johnson. Silvana-
HOTEL NORTHERN.
W II Davis. Burilngton. no
Mrs Davis. burlington. No.
Miss Davts. darlington. Mo-
Mrs ] : McMiliin. Roche HarooF-
] { Lonrigan. Idaho-
NJ. X Wigton. Tacoma
4 Hagarty. SnoRomish.
= y-oeahurv. san Francisco.
Miss Jennie Remark. the ave 90
II = Klrnrnel. Sumner
Mrs O'Taughian, The IiaileS
J. Caresche. Victoria. H. K
= n Hackett. Boston.
W. II. Van Lehn. Port Angeles
J Lucas Port Townsend
! II I.esher. Chicago
:. Rosby, SPOKANE
H. {. Waite. Minnea pois
80 HOTEL BUTLER
= 7. Corrlgan. Oakland
eie-er-e ] cote St LOUIS
$3.50 Nrponald, North gina
80 y 4s'nsId and wife, Belleville. one-
F u. ngalss; + Fo4 rla5
= - 80 wife Helena. Mont
54sxkeshurst. Tacoma
:, --,er's.sr--. san Francisco.
a. Shattuck. E9faishi.
~ I, prtxws. Waatcon1.
=, = r. psg5 Vancouver. = g
v T. sss s.,Sn. Vancouver, p.
- M i Crarupson. Mount vernon
= Gelb Mount ' - I'o'a'-
- E-e-resiy. San Francisco.
l. = Tfei.als. 'ir Port Townsend
] n Corbett, eity.
= ] prrctyal. SrokanS
T.csar,r Perclval Spokane
- Turreil. E.*eF~lt'
= ! sawyer. Monroe
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
ana Victoria. at a. m passengers re-
Is, "a and -.
Fer Alaska-March . and - at . a. m.
From san Francisco for Victoria and
PUGET Sound ports. at a. m. March I.
9. III. ls. y. 70 and 81
Tickets may he obtained at the Office OF
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GoonALfA PERKINS a Co,
General AGENTS, San Francisco.
y +. TROWRRfpGE, Act. p. 8. Supt-s
Seattle.
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-ha Great Northern railway has Just
- -, saYe the following Communication
,,~sets good IN All cases for six rides;
-, Fairhavcn or New Whatcou.
- SINE $40: Mount Vernon and Sa-
80 a ~. Seattle and Everett. 81
-rtSsets wsn be coed for individual or
orrn use and limited % sixty days
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Total sales OF stocks today were 17o.
shares. Including: American Sugar 81
600: American Tobacco. $50; Atchison,
S.ie0. Burlington. Zoo. Chicago Gas, 3oto:
.pistilllng Certificates. IT, 500; General Elec-
trio. / 100. NJ. X. & T. preferred. 1000
Long Island Traction. 400: Louisville &
Nashville. 3ao. New Jersey Central, s.
600: New York & New England third as
sessment paid. $500, Northwestern. ESQ.
Ontario Il Western. 2ieo: Reading. 500
st. Paul. 200; silver Certificates. 5000;
southern railroad. 1,@0; L. S. Leather.
1850: wabash preferred. eco.
Hops.
Hops-Duu: state. common 10 choice
old. 3aTc. 1891. 4aloe. Pacific coast. 1879.
fGloc.
Metals.
Pig Iron-Dull, Scotch 5000; Amcri-
can, s.. 5a012.5O
Copper-Firm: brokers price. g. liza.
Lead-Quiet. brokers price. $50.
Tiu-Platcs. quiet.
Coffee.
Coffee-Optious closed firm AT 10Ii5
points net advance. Spot coffee-Ilio.
firm: No. :, lsSsc. Mild-Barely STEADY.
Sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining. = HIS ;
centrifugal. IS test. s.. Retined-ouiet
and steady.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. March 30.-Wheat-Walli
walla. 4iai5c per bushel. Valley. S0elsis=
per GENITAL.
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shining al Tacoma.

Tacoma March Especial.
Master Clefts' report for the ocean COM
merce of the port OF Tacoma for the
month OF March is as follows:
Imports.
Value.
Two cargoes merchandise from
China and Japan. 500, go
Exports.
So ,si7 bushels wheat foreign. ...... .s2ii. 60
20 fsS barrels flour. .-...-.-....-.....-. 49, oy3
% SEA tons coal 102 206
4 si7 2s3 feet lumber ..-............... % 1l6
Miscellaneous general merchandise s., 24S
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1904 ISS
Total for month of February. SAL 80
Tons.
Inward registered tonnage. 81 ga
Outward registered tonnage. .5S, ~
Inward cargo tonnage .................. 5. 40
Outward cargo tonnage. 90, 10
Deep sea arrivals. Observation-Disclosures. -
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

Chicago. March ~ Wheat hobbed mp
and down today. influenced by dry wealth
er. The weather reports mentioned a
light rain IN scattered sections OF Kansas
and Nebraska. but generally there was no
relief from the drought. May declined 70
S5asc in the course or an hour. the opening
transactions having been az 557sc. Dry
weather again asserted itself and caused
reaction 20 k5issi56> and At the close
there were sellers At s5Sc,
The range Of fluctuations was the only
r,seint ~ interest In to3ay's corn market
The resting price for MAY was SAC IL
sold as high as f6&c Ard "a low as $a'3r.
Receipts were Si5 ears, ana that. with the
strength IN oats. gave the market It's
sfeatiineSs. Yesterdays activity was kept
nm. only mare nervousness was noticeable
among shorts May oats started n SA'.
s,,lA AZ $40. M 20 S1tsc and closed At Sa' /.
sfNyssc bid July ranged from 2ssf2'1ss,.
CLOSING az 81 st@tsSc-
PORK prened T@c higher and lard re.
while rths were g'sc higher. and az the
close had made slight further gain. the
established change at the end being iAc In
pork AMI Lard and 7azc IN ribs.
Closing ouotstions.
whea,-Narch. stssc. Nav. Sla.G557sc.
C,rn-March, $50. April sac.
OAts-Narch. sstxc. MAY. Si'.c bid.
pork-Narch. sie 49,: Nay. sis5Tsa asked
Iard-Mar,.h. S-.0sis May. Sie'= asked.
Bths-March. sl@1is. Nay. $SS7ia.
Tarisv-No trading. prices unchanged
Rye-5ss15>--
F'lax-sS So.
Timothy
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON
S.o0afn I.vlNli.. Tacoma. Ito Arr 4.4sam
i0:isamlLvl ISL. Seattle. -. S2iArl s.0oam
j :30pm I.vi s2 TT. r. wnsd d. sSlArlIl :a5pm
4:2opmiAriiol.. Victoria ...lMl!Lyi s:sopm
sDaily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf Seattle.
For rates and other Information apply
i. A. NADEAU. Gen. Agt.. ". r. r. r..
Yesler ave. and Front St. Seattle.
8. q. YERkES. Agent. Yesler wharf.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transactions since January l and For
the Past Week.
Real estate transactions since January
7 ISas. are stIls.eu.2S. There were fled
Tor re,orvi during thu rast week 81 deeds.
The considerations aggreEating SSN
Following Is the record for the past week
by days.
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STEAMERS.

FLY ON THE FLYER.
SEATTLE To TACOMA
-Four round trips daily except sunday.
IN c-e hour aud twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seattle Tacoma
route. As followss
Taking effect
TUESDAY, MAY ( ~asss
TIME CARD:
Leave Seattie-Ts4a II Is a. m. e.2 e13
m Leave Tacoma-s.so - ra-. l.e0. A.Sas
Sss y. N.
Sunday
,eaNs Sestt~-T.s, n m. 1sse0 SEQ p. m
Leave Tacofaa--g. % a IN $50 - n m.
Landing AZ Northern Pacific wharf. Ta-
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of Mar
Ion street. Seattle
sundays. excursion rates on Stcamec
Fleetwood: fare. 5oc.
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THE VANCOUVER RourE-A TRIP

THE VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. j. A. o'Brien, Master.
caves Tacoma i noon. Seattle Gem
tral wharf, s D. m, Mondays and THUS
DAYS for Port Townsend. Anaeortes. Fair
haven New Whatcom. Blaine and FRI
day Harbor. going through to Vancouver
on Thursday trip.
Fare TO Blaine So fare 10 Vancouver, n
For further information apply TO Gem
trail wharf.
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EVERETT AND sNoHoNIIsH ROUTE.
CUT RATE TO EvERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf. Tuesdays. Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays at z a. IN. for Ed
monds, Mukilteo. Everett. Marysyille.
East Everett, Lowell md Snohomish.
FARE TO EVERETT, Doc: ROUND Zoe:
TO SNOHOMISH. b0c.
GEO. J. WILEY. Agent.
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pofary reaction The stock. which sad
a1Vaece1 . Per cent. in the early deal
ings. Tell OF 1. closing with a rally Of =
from the log point Orr buying aecredsf-
"a 70 inside interest. Sugar rose "a. ger
cent. Closing y per cent below tie top
tone
During the week the trading was about
equal In volume TO that Of the week pre-
cealnS Al ths, opening the market was
oooTaat. and after strong buying an ad-
vance was recorded. ranging I'D 70 : Per
cent IN National Starch preferred. Be
Tore the close on Monday. however. a
seAing movement was inaugurated. chief
" 10 realize London profits, that market
being free seller OF International stocks
me depression continued uatiI late On
thursday. and was more marked by rea-
son OF reports tnat the conference OF the
coal road presidents was not likely to
result La an agreement The stocks of
this group suffered severely and New
Jersey Central led the downward move
ment OF ~ In the general list the de-
cline was less pronounced The bulls raj
lied TO the support OF the market on Fri
day. and sent the prices Of some shares
UP even higher than before the slump.
notably St Paul. Sugar. Atchison. Dixtill-
Ing and Leather. common and preferred
The total sales were $4,000 shares.
The bond market today was active and
firm The total sales were ts50,01o North
ern Pacific & Montana nrsts advanced 1.
The speculation during the week Was less
animated than last week. but the aggre-
gate sales reached sg.747.ooo. The main
trend OF values was improved Govern
ment bonds were active and srrcng
throughout the week. notably for the
new fours. the registered bonds selling
UP TO l2ezs, which is the highest figure
yet reached.
Exports and Imports.
Exports OF specie for the week were:
Gold. 49, TO. silver. $50 Isl The receipts
for the week were: Cold s2s5. 35i: silver.
sZ7.54s: dry goods, si.62a. SO; general mer-
chandise. $6fg,fs2
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-5.a.yryafsons taken at all stations at
nth meridian time 6 p. m. Pacific
ssrsl' GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Observer IN Charge.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

In fsft fkF1s1EhIsffss
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ana
port Townsend. daily. except Sunday, Mt
1f,D D. m: returning, leaves Victoria
a m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way ports daily. except
Sunday at "A m. Sunday. direct. at
a m: returning direct leaves Port Town
send at p. m. Telephone 10.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY

STEAMER FARAI.LON
Leave San Francisco February a
March Is and 81.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates can DO OBJ
tanned by applying TO
G. CARROLL. Agent.
Union dock. foot OF Union street, Seattle.
Telephone 6l.
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DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS

surplus ssluVsuVJ
President. ..........A. A. Denny
Vice President......W. NJ Tadd
Manager. H. Latimer
Cashier. r. Van Tuyl
Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago. st. Paul. San
Francisco Portland and various points In
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere i'm Europe
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms
Bonds. stocks and other valuabies re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.