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FOREIGN MAnkErs.
Fiaalneiai.

financial
London, Feb. 4.-Bar silver. a p-asd.
Consots, lOa s-l6.
Bank OF England discount rate. per
cent.
New York. Feb. 4.-The Evening Posts
London cable says: Americans opened
weak today. and declined on a less san
guine view taken here about the nego-
tiatfons Of the new loan. On this SUBJ
jeot there Is q pesstzndstic letter In the
Financial flames by Lawson. Tho vir-
tssai defeat OF the Pacific railroad fund
tng blu assisted in the decline, Union
Pacific dropping to 8 IL. There was
sharp rally at the close al around. Much
uncertainty still exists about the ex-
pected foan. the situation apparently be-
ing that the ieaAing finanriers here are
awaiting a decision from Washington
City as to the terms Of tie issue. Only
q small amount OF gold went into tho
Bank OF England, because some hold
ers are keeping back supplies on the pos
slbles chance of an American demand.
Consols were better.
Preduee.
Liverpool. Feb. 4.--Czose: wheat-Spct,
steady; demand. poor: No. 2. red winter,
Is Sd; No. ?, red spring. s. Id: No. /,
hard Manitoba. e Id: No. /. California.
sc. Fufures-opened firm. unchanged
from Saturday: closed I farthing higher:
February, r. I'd: March. ~ 6 lid: April,
- i'd May. ~ 6 SD: July, IL Z sd.
Corn-Spdt, easy: American mixed. new.
Is Id. Futures Opened ausss. closed
steady. / farth3ug hover; February, 81
10 I'D; March. b 10 I'D: April. IS I'D:
May. June ard July. 2ss1f La.
Fsour-Duil; demand. poor: st. Louis,
fancy wfrster. S. Ga.
HopS-Unchanged.
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MAXINE NE vs..

SaH Francisco. Feb. 4.-Speciaf--Arrivcs
Al H. Tacoma: schooner La G!ronde.
willapa bay: schooner Moro. Alaska
clearea--ship America, Nanaimo. Depart
ed--rmasiila. Victoria and Port Town
seG9.
T.he officers OF the American ship Oaks
are before TIE Unfcssf States snsrpAng
commissioner. charged by the crew with
such cruelty on the voyage from New
york THAT one sailor died and anoxzser
wesst insane. Almost all Of the crew were
beaten ARD display their wourss.
Hcquisn. Wash. Feb 2--Sailed-
schooner wehscos Cor San Francisco.
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III. eA,,sa. ). rrem a,..a..

Steamer chiicss arrived from Alaska
last evening az O'Clock with 81 tons OF
freight. usastly sa5<noa ard furs and the
following passengers for tsszx port. @. A.
t-arppnse-. Ira Lee. ", III. w-hessagk. j.
II. Mitchell Rossers Keen. George Nasss.
c. Ress. wailisn Tcnsay. J. n Brown.
William York. q. Hansen. Charles stein.
G. w. Smith. George Graham ana J. II.
Jonos. The steamer brought dowa bad
get OF Alaska papers
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~sea "ere Being accomplished sy
'he swrisaisurat eaIisrs.

TIE swrisaisurat e.Iisxs.
80 2 A. Bryan. president. and Gen.
aas resent OF the state agriculs-
eaiisge and experiment station a,
-. were a. the Butler. Yesterday,
-. 'sas'say With Mai. f, s IngrAharn. OF
= es's wbo Is also a regeas o. the
a. hey returned from Isiyallap,
a.. 'asx viewed forty acres which tire
g thai plsee have offered 70 do
-. = sae state providing the experiment
= 's's ssostisi by law 10 be located west
ssses3es BE Placed there. The
- ati regeaS were well Pleased
ne Aoe&tsea. bet VII 60 nothing
=. saes SO . Olympia sossav and com
sesassstssns The heard ~ regents
- eoslege has set aside S.sae 10 BE
=. ea The experimental stasio<a and
-. ssssSsure vssa be asked 20 Donate
mere tor aaaasags.
= i Ryan WAS seen i2st evening
- sailsr hassi aasi said thar she coa-
- n a eoaraSsssnx cxwsssssca. al
- cut ts-ee wears ola. One hundred
-. ssasy-ssx Students are sr-oisea ard
= sae FRESHMAN class. While ssgsie
-. i paid % the classics sna
- = aos taught. there are Six courses
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SUMMARY.

Mean atrnospherac pressure. esS: high.
est pressure. so.a. date ess,th: lowest press
ure. - "a date sth
Mean temperature. 50: highest tesnpera-
t,ire. Is. date 18th: lowest Temperature. s.
date 18th. greatest daily range OF tenn
rerxsure. Is. date sist: ieast daily range
OF temperature. 3. date sfh.
Mear temperature for this month Sc
iss 20. iSsi -: 1855. -,
Prevailing direction OF wind. south
Total movement az wind ass miles. Max.
ssnugn Yeiocsfy OF wind. direction and date.
10 southwest 5th.
Total precipitation. SIS inches Number
OF days with %; Esscas or ssscre OF precspl-
tatios,. Is.
Total precipitation On srchcss Tor this
rzsorsa IN 1sss s,ss: 1884,. sou: 1855. gss.
Total PRECIPITATION from September /, 1894,
a. date. ssuT inches
Number og clear iayx. 3: rarity cloudy
DAYS. 6. cloudy days. -
GEO. NJ SALISBURY.
Observer.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
@Bread.snn. and Grains.

San Francisco, Feb. &.--F7our-Shsp-
merits by China steamer on Saturday
amounted TO IL. 900 barrels. Family ex-
tras. s3.feas 80: bakers extras. $s.so9
SO. superfine, s26f2.s5.
wheat-Trude shows no Improvement;
offerings are rather light a, 81 Lie for
No. shipping and So i-ec for choice.
MINING grades. 81 l-4dsa i-2c. walia
weika wheat. z i-2l7yc for fair average
quality. II i-afssoc for blue stem, and
81 lac for damp.
Ba=ley-The demand for spot offerings
continues uuxtesa. Feed, fair to good. IS
as i-&c. choice. a lee: brewing. ssds0c
oafs--A steady tone Is observable in
the market, there being a regular In
quiry Milling. si.oe l-e4fi5; Surprise
81 .o6ul.fs: fancy feed. siGi-G; good to
choice. s5esssi: fair TO good. soassc; poor
10 fair. 50 i-eIss Ices black. $l.15s7i 80;
red. sl.sQi.is i-2: gray, % i-e@gT I-sc.
Flour, sacks. sac. wheat. cenfals. g.,
o.: barley. centais. s6; rye. sacks. $50.
beans. sacks. sss. potatoes. sacks. ASS:
Oregon. ia: onions. sacks. siS: bran.
sacks. 80.
Closing Quotations.
wheas-ouiet; May. 50 7-Sc.
Bariey-Qaict. December. &c: May.
Is i-sc.
corn-si.ss l-s.
Bran-sis.so per ton.
pr.auee
posatces-Tfse market Is crowded with
offerings OF all kinds. Volunteer. rev po-
tatoes. rsf Lee PER pound: Early Rcs.s
sskatsc. river reds. sBT3ae: Burhanks. -
a4ec: Oregon Burhanks. s,6secs sweets
Tscsgsl IS fer rivers. aud 81 Sails per
cen;ai for choice stock.
Ruseer-No Improvement. Stocks krre
ard uricss easy Fancy creamery, ssR
sle. With sales at &C. fancy dairy rcn.
IA l-ssFisc: good so choice ssssfse: fair.
1924 .i-sc. store aosS. iosiie; piessea ro4l.
isg1Sc: trtin. issSlse per pound.
ExEs-Cosss5ns1e IN good ree@lSst. We
aasse: California ranch. is9eie. seo<e
lots. isas7c per dozen.
Fssanriai
silver bars. g 1899 i-sc. Mexican Dol
arx. - i-eesssc. Israfts-Sssns. L f-sc:
telegraph &c.
ssairr stock.
Ala. -: Airsa Con. 9. Arzfes. -: Fed
cae~. -: Best q Beschez. Il: Bo14e Con,
s.. Betston. -: Enfwer Con. IL: Caledonia.
1. Challenge Cor. =. CtsolAzr. n: Con-
fsssencv. -: Goa. Cal a Va. 30. Con.
fnsge-saa L: crg~vs rozns. -; ts0aid d
ce1rrae. ~: Hate Snrerosx ~ Jaas5ca.
Is. Kraturk Ora 4: Mexscaa. >. Meme.
- Me9ns rsAskp. f&. orckse<stal Cuea 3.
cphlr. -. overmaa. "a: pxcss. q. Saw
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Tacoma. Feb. f.--SpecfaI. Steamer
walla walla win arrive back from down
Sosr,ss ports tomorrow sssorrsng 20 nrssh
loading 900 tons Of grain for San Fran
cfsco-
The Tultsss States steamship Mohtcan
arrived scnsghs to test the crz.i mined I'm
this vicinity.
Steamship sikh leaves for the Orient
wednesday.
sfeazrsor Czsy az Toy<ks Is exneotst 20
arrive eyrxn Alaska Wednesday.
Steamer City ce Kingston bro1ghk Ia
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL DryJm

HOTEL DIILER-
@ a Smith. Victoria A b TAFT. snoqua1
w Wilson. il. Charles A GARNER. do
II Il Alien. Cherry VT ID jackson. do
w r Ingersoll. What J % Moody, Everett
E f Hsnchrnan. 8 FG A Carpenter. Jun
j D<sser. Etason II Koem. do
Mrs Dossr. do Ira Lee. Douglas
A b Palmer, ATssngt r Mccoy, do
w b Fraser. Az1ac J Winter. Bend
W II Taylor. ~ Rarsa
HOTEL BUTLER.
L Homarth. Tacoma III +. Tgbtsais PtTcwu
fssac Harris. do r. A Roberts DO
T W Syznors, Port w l. bigger. OLYMPIA
HwBTiewen 2Bend W Coanrs. Dossgfas
n Chsicvtt. Pr Brake n w Nuxurrs. sr,ok
c hoffman. Grafton W J sseythens. Miss
A o Runbins Ogden ousa, Monr
DR. J Ssnstfs. Frank r II Exml1n. Tao
81 y Solomon, st r e Il Schosrss@ff. Port
d G Dawson, Case r Davis. phgsa
l. Howarta, TAG Mrs Davis q C. DO
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Weekly Tkmo Chxsi.-<steamer C1nm NJ
Durxxld
Leaves Ldfly, Hogaax1us = Co 0uc1R -
antfe-Montsay, Feb. 4 n1em1ay. Teh. 4
Wednesday, Feb. 9. Thursday, N0h Z. 60
Friday, Feb. 8, al II uidnasisf.
Leaves Mount Vernon uoeAiAy, Teh e
"Wednesday, Feb. 6. Thursday. Feb. Z, an1
FRIDAY, Feb. s. at 8 = an: end sunday.
Feb 10. At q m.
LILLY. BoGARDUS a CO, ina, Own
efs and managers. Heaut5e. Teaeu6nno
lS or soc. II. H. Mcdonald Maater: 10
E1ltott. PURSE -
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Hops-ous.
wool-xnm.
1oenls.
ican. Nsao1a5A
Copper-Q Quiet; exchange price. saM
Leat-ouset: exchange prsce. Uiea
ANA
Tfn-Easy: straits. IA Is: plates. dun
Speltsr-wea1K: domestic NM
6~e.
Cones- Options closed ~ unchanged 10
70 points net decline: October. xl8sagitS
Decenber. Als. Spot cofgee-Rso. dun:
No !. Is i.sc: mild. quiet
sgtr
eugar-Raw. quist: refined. quast
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thirty tons OF wars and nails from Port
Townsend today.
Colder Mhckinaw left yesterday with
cargo OF coal for San Francisco.
Steamer MulrnSnah brought In thir.
teen sacks OF oysters and CLAIMS today
from otynpiA-
Collier San Bentto u expected from San
Francisco tonight.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

Dispatch steamers from Seattle - H.
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townoon1
and Victoria. At 3 q. m. {pa9DcnGefp r.
ceived on board at q MI Feb. = 4. ~
H. - "a
For Alaskas-Feb. and e
From San Francisco for Victoria onA
Puget Sound ports. at .. M. Feb. 8
IA. ~. a.
Tickets may be obtained At the cfIlco e
the company, at Ocean deck Seattle
GQODA1.Is, PERKINS q CO..
General Agents, San Francfnon.
J. H. JOHNSON. r. 3. 6upt.. Seattle
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New York Recarser.
schus, faspersor~on nice lay What
ia yosi sss zsssve sossr head wssea yea
a~e out in sAe essznt-yr
pssres~Tns sky.
s,sscaa frseecso~-Ana wasa the sky Is
al5sien ana * - rsiaing.
Pazxs-Ny uaaoxessaH
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Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle Z 30 o. m and 40 .. m
Leaves Eyereft 10 o. m and p. M
Sunday--Leayes Seattle II q ul Leaves
Everett . .. IA
Fare-SlnEie trip. 7sc: round trip. 3s-E !.
Connects with boats Tor Tacoma and
Iandsng-colman dock. foot Of Mars4n
sEATrr.r AND TACOMA EAvIGATToN
COMPANY.
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srRAIr srEAMsHIp COMPANY

0IFAIT 6IEAM611IF lOMFANYs
Seattle and Townsend Ncah Bay ro1atA
Steamer Garland leaves yesler dock Nom
days. Wednesdays and Fridays ~ 13:11
Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port Creoconfs
Gettysburg. Pysht, Ciallam Bay and
Neah Bay returning, arrives Seattle ~
leaves Yesfer dock for Port Townsend.
Port williams, Dungences. Port Aneojo6
and Victoria Mondays. Wsdnesdayp an1
nate days p. m.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA urpA1e,
SHIP CONPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

gTEAMsHIP CITY OF KrNoSroN.
S:ooamf LsviMl|.. Tacoma. i110tArl l:lfoW
ie:lsamLvI g. Seattle; :. salArI Salsn
ssssPm5y, 81 II t, rmnsa. Eyi' s.
sDaiiy except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf, 0oatt2o
For rates and other information Apply
/, A. NApEAU. Gen. AKt.. N. y. XXX
Yesler ave. and Front IT.. oea3fIn
3 G. TERKEa. Agent. Yosicr wharf
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Time card N eject CcG q. 3104
Seattle ard Whatrom r0ute-8tate a.
WashtnEtcn leaves Seattle daily. oxcop6
saturday. st 10 p. m. seattle and La co6-
ner Rouse--Fairhayen leaves Seattle daily
except Saturday At e.3o p. m. Tacoma and
seattle Tuesdays. Thursdays and so1s1gs
days nf ls3o p. m.
YEsLER DOCK.
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PORTLAND oRAls HARRIET.

Portland. Feb. 4.-wheat-vAlley, DQ
u lao per cental; Wal1s wslis. 4oc per
bushel.
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SAN JUAN Ysr4ANps-SrEA1eEu RI.
Ola THOMPSON.
CARRYING United States mail leaves Ctr
DOCK. FOOT Of main street. Monday, WED
nesday and Friday 1t q. m for poG1
townsend. San Juan Islan6o ard Men
TT4D CARD.
North Hound--Ieavo seattle 1:oo - ~
leave Port Townsend To 6 m; Iaavs
Friday Harocr u.30 q m: leave Rccho
HAroor u:0 p. m: arrive New WhAeeeD
South Bound-IeAve New Whascom 80
= m: leave Roche Harhor. u.00 Z. m:
Port Tcwnssnd SO 5. m: arrive ossftle
S.l5 p m
-. r Thompson, MANAGING ovuer. J. ~
Hatfield. agent sPh0ne. u
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DTEAMEH RO0AL1E.
ArfsngfDn dock. leaves far Victoria a.
Port Townsend daily, except sunday, q
liz p. M returusnx. leaves vyesof4a
Townsend ard way ports daily. exoGD6
SUNDAY. ~ ! = nj euadGy. direct. ~ q
. ~: retuFn,ug diree(s JeAxeo INT 1o0up
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oIS SPEAKS UP.
! FIutter 1t the MIN
aerial Meeting.
. 8 CONGRATULATED.



e - Chureh Tsxa41sn.
80. s~e,,e eusveued g. or-
= - - ,,-nucredfnr~ If 4he
80 49,, A.nocSaxfon -
I'd -. ...~-s,,,v ,v,>nt,v,~ - 80
-s-r.,<- x,-~,~,ssrsv ,,,c.-.-
=. ricno,~ tt,e 49,
-. ~. 80. - pre.syisrs, rlder =
- n = cs.,,<1, ss.d -
- z. =. s,...~ go - -,
- - !. s-.~,,..s ,.r,..-.-.,
-, =, 80 1870. 49, -.
= laa !. 80 1900. -
- = - - - .,-,-s.~sss..
III q -. - ..,,4.s, = A. NJ, :
q Tu.n ~,..stv,s rvs. c,,,.s
-. -. $3.50 $50 - 40
49, Te1''i : e.''s - - s.'1
- qaessaos.' az. 1a.s- ~
g VIZ -. -. - - -. -
= - - -. - =
Anson. - s.'-1.. a 80
eLI.', s-.e-...,.. - 80 -. 49, 49,
l1s sassl az -, 80 :. - 80 4.
tse s1sa ~ - - 80
= 49, Ia az. -, - -.
- y .ns -. - = 8.
q - = s.'e-s - 49,. -. -
49, ~" - - - -
81 49, $3.50 s. -. 80. :.
tns 1870 oso.. 49,. Ae -
80 ..'.s sAe . 80 80 s 8
80 s. 49, -. 49,, .- .,' 1.'s
s - 3. :. 49,, - ...- - .s
.. 4ae 80 49, 49, - ~sss - =
49, ....-..s 49,.
~ "a -. = = -. 49,
3 80 !. - 3" 49, ss.s
Zs!s. - - -, - 49,
!... 80. 9. - s .ss...ss. - sne
.1 49, -. -. - 49,
Z e. Z I - 49,, = ~ue1
& .. ). :. -. - -, '@sssS
8 - az q 49,
~ -. 49, - s' .,s. - .s..
"a a. - -. - u -, ..'''.-
80 49, rsss -" !, -. go ~ -,
= .~ss.. - 49, 49, ....... ..s.,,. -.a
q u. $3.50 "a =. = s' :. -" - s ~
81. ii o. 80 -, - =. 80. -
Z 1. ~ r.. - -, 49,
~ =. III, -. - - - - 80
- - ,s.s.,...,~s -
! z..s. ~s.ss !. -. 80. - :,
q! "a. 49, !. a. 1ss 4ss.si
"a - = -, 80, :. -, I
ssz-..- = 80 .,.-s.s-.4 =
Z Is s-. A. - 80 - - ~ s, 10, :
]. -.sss..s.s -, 80 ss.-sss 80
report was adopted and
:. = 81. -. - W '4s0 49, ~
8 8 - ss.,.., - 60.
.ss.s .e,s..s -. ~
s <..s.s -. , ~, u1e
8. ~. ,s-'s.sas' = ssaa ~ NIL l.s'ssea
I III. ,'. -. - = 80 1N1ea
ss,.,1s = - :, - : 49,, s.s - - -
ssssss. "a - - 80
s.z-..s1- s-.ss - " aase we
s.ss.xs... $500 s'>>A - N''V sAi'-
8 - -,
-. - 49, = 80. ...'' ol'
= - ~. ..,,.,a 49, :. ..r.,... TT nss1s
5 ne 80.
u, -. - r.sss t1sAs s,'e PTS
-. D.. - a' sn 49, =
=. q -. -. $3.50 - =. l'e. - auu<u 70
q 49, 49, al sl'asson ~ oisii'laa'
3 g. - - A''S
$50. s = 49, 's.,''.ese was HI
}. - - .'''u' 49,. :" ''N sasW Win
sh.er ~ .ssss .es as a, s a - =
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THE VANCOUVER RQUTE-A TRIR
THROUGH THE I8LAND1
f@ayes Tacoma u noon. seattle Cenr
tvai wharf, D. m. Mondays and ThurDs
davs for Port Townsend. Anacorte1. Fair
day Harbor. going through to vanceuvop
Oh Fare g Blaine. q: fare 70 vaneouvsss
For further information apply q c.
trail wharf,
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OLYMPIA TACOMA AND oDATvIYN
ROUTE
= Wiley NaviKatson Coz Stonunnn
MCLTNCNAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive
Olympia at. $50 mITacouua e., 80 =
LAcospA at. 10 90 q mSeattle ~. .1aN0 =
Tacoma at. $3.50 p miOlympiA at. So . =
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Leave. Arrive
Iacoma-- 1000 = mlOlymplA ....l:uo > ~
Ulympaa.-.... 900 p mlTacornA ....5s0o pm
Tacoma go p mlSeattle .....1:30 . ~
cents Landing at Seattle. City doo1,
CITY DOCK Co, AgontG
Capt Il Wiley, Manages. Telephono -
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a few
drops,
q few
rubS,
and the pain is gone. No
guess work about
rlexican
Mustang
Iiniment
a. . pain driver. Good
for man or beast.
Lyons Kathairun

Lyons Kathairon
FOR The HAIR.
Stimulates the roots,
Increases the growth.
Prevents It from
Falling out,
Eradicates dandruff,
And Is a
Delightful dressing
For old and young.
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STEAMER cIIILKA

STEAMER cHILKAT
Leaves on February u a. 10 O'Clock a m.
For sp<gszl rates Inquire a
J. G.. CARROLL. Agent.
Tesepnone s.. Echwukm<Asr'a Whit
Nv. NcAILEP. Master.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAvI0AI9oM
COMPANY n
STEAMER FARALLoN.

STEAMER FARALLON,
Dtxpaschen steamers TOR San Tra1r1np0
February 3. ~ March 2. y, and sv~ky 4
DAYS thereafter.
Pzrseneer and freight raxes t1se lowsuk
Tlek~ts and freight rates can b o.
j. q. CARROLL Agenk
Union dock foot of Union s1ests 0on1p
tie. TeaephDue q.
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C7earancez Balaures.
Seattle ...............$ l01 .9H - $Is.1l3 2
Iacous3 ........s..... ", I'D % H,62 W
Portland ............. 3s.ss2 % &.5s7 %
Movement IN che bocaI produce markets
was much improved yesterday over last
week and some hines were fairly well
cleaned UP at the clone Of the days buss-
ness. Prices are low on near.y all lines
and the tendency u anything Is DOWN
wurd. A carload OF bananas was re-
ceived and was welf distributed Receipts
Of all other commodities were about av-
erage ard the xnariDets ere well stocked
Oranges contanae In large s1rply and
even at the low prices prevailing are hard
- set rid Of. Some sales II choice stock
were made yesterday below quotations.
Seedlings are dun and iow-prfced Sales
OF sweets are quite numerous. the low
prices placing them w5thin the reach Of
al. Lemons and hines move slowly at
quotations Stocks are nod large but are
psentiful Tor trade requirements The
new stock Of bananas received yesterday
was offered for sale at prices ranging
from 81 20 s per bunch. Other descrap-
tons OF tropical fruits were duli and
prices had a downward tendency. APP
Piles continue in large supply. the largest
9ortion cs the stock being OF medium
grades. CranberrieS are dun at QUOTA
tons. ~ q barrel OF 100 pounds.
Vegetables Of all kinds are numerous
and prices are held fairly firm at quota
tons. Small shipments arc received from
day 20 day from different Sound points.
arst I'm tbs way the supply Is fresh at
all times. Choice Yakima potatoes are In
good demand and shipments to British Co
lunbia and California are quite large.
CaulEfiower is In light supply and firmly
held for full prices. 70 and so cents per
dozen Cabbage is quoted at $I.25 and
$3.50 per DOZEN Celery Is quoted at 30
cents per dozen. Squash and pumpkin
are neglected.
Dairy products move fairly well. but
there Is very little stability to values.
Choice creamery butter is firmly held for
quotations but dairy stock is consider
abby shaded The receipts are plenty
large enough for trade requirements. New
cheese Is si9gf<sy firrner and In good de-
uyaasd Ranch eggs are very weak and
receipts are large. They were quoted at
IA cents per dozen yesterday. The de-
maaid is good Poultry Is Ia good supply
and IL anything. II a little weaker. Hens
move better than any other variety and
were selling yesterday for ss.7s and 81 per
dozen. Turkeys are very dull.
Movement on groceries and provisions
was first-class and prizes firm The wool
and hop markets are in depressed con-
dltson
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n n. STEAMBOAT AND TRANaPoD.
TATIoN COMPANY:
r~rs~ fs}fv Deck font ~ 1is5m ntSeee
eyerv Monday. Wednesday ana Br<d0v =
s 8. IA, for Port Townsend. Ana60TteG
aar1ssh Fnirhaven and Whatcom 0o1n1
fhsourh 20 Blaine on 6afcrdAy -
CITY Dock ca. XgtA JOS. KgNDAIN
feisphons - General Mana0ia
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DISSERTATIONS taken at al stations q
p m. 18th meridian time 6 D. m Pacflc
ume)- GEORGE n. SALISBURY.
Observer In chargA
Tsdes - ssassas n.sssr To-day.
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AND DUNGENE67.
STEAMER MONTICELLO

Daily. except saordAy. Time csrd eoUDs
rsyrnsanx Tuesday. February q 1eo&
Leaves Seattle, $50 a. m: Tuwnunnn
a., =. m Dunxenexs. 10 a. M; arrfvoG
Parf Angeles. II 30 q. M: leaves rurf A.
seleA p. M eases s,ari Eounsen4 =
CITY DOCK CO. 6saltsss Agenfa
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The total sales OF stocks today were
iss 80 shares. Including: Amersrass Sugar,
- go. Burlington. reH1. Chicago Gas. 2.
saa. p & c. r. Il sae: Erie. 800. General
Electric. = zoe; Louisville Il Nashville IL
sse: Rock Island. |, 80. ST Paul. 1850:
Union Pacific 4gc