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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19
STAPLE GROCERIES

smear tsohhing)-Soiden c. in bh,
rs- IN g: extra &C. IN bSl. per II. &c:
srv rraualatea. IN hhl, per u. SIC: CUBE
saLe: powdered. CSC: nc per 10 discount for
snot cash on prices quoted
Manic surar-Five-pouni boxes. .oo,-
Toned. 20 the -. lsc per n; r-so-,es
cakes. izsSc per pound.
s.~ssrht. per 10. 1915; patent. 81. Ps.S-,
excellent. 81; Novelty a. aTs: Csf5-
to~nfa brands. azs; huckwhea, sc5r
per nhl. si75. per cwt. S.59: ga
har, FER bal. SIS. or fa-rh
.arks GS per cwt; rye four. se-
nj SIS: or fs-io sacks. 8 = per cwt: rye
nal. per hsl. s.: per cwt. rs: ast
nsT evt. s2Ts. cracked wheat. ne-
~ ssg: ronsd wheat. A3 his
ia pTs: whole wheat -four. Per -,
e. *. pesrs barley. Io0-Ib sacks g O. =
:, eoxs.. tc: spl.t peas. per i5o-Tb sacks
a.. SD boxes SIC: corn neal veIlo~
los. gS: sos. rs. white. les. slS: SIS
Rean.-tJobsinss-s Small white. Der -
80. MAX. per n 25&c; Bayos. per ~
&c: Lana. Per y. sAe-
R.ee-tJososaEl-Jspan. go: China. o..
Per n. Island, Sc
T,-leS- Yeas-gJc bhlnED-rsei3. Der =, >,
S.i,-sToRsbtnxf- Iase-sool s5--o $50
-
,srkx. Per ten. IS: Coast. half rroun.
,,Arn szess Per Ten, 80. ed SACKS -
-, 81. s-To SACKS. = N hale. Gi5 GJa
s.rks - n bale. E-lS. I9-Fo sacks. = ia
hale s@B
- Sinclair. tterces. -: Rex ieaf e..
tsra compound. t.erces. SC
.~S~ee - tJooSfng) - Creen-Norhs 49,
r, &c: Java per .. soc: CostR gs~s
choice. per n. &c; RIO. Der u. =
En..t~s-Arassckle's. - laAN cns1. -
W. e. -. alb cases. p%- cwt g. -.
~ssh eases. per ewt. -: Java ss-1A ~.
-. r<~ n sc: q sze fao--- sa~ss 49,
.ss- Mochz- Sc pesSerry blend -.
CraternAls. &c greGG1 coEes. 49,.
Len. tziso
-ssrcasx---tSehsfrwN-B uo -.
-,su-n. &c; I'D Eagle. &c S.a-. ~
tsSssses-s Jeshs-ss-Erps. ~ tn. a
n. s.xes. s=c: Bakers. s-is hs,xas a.
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CHICAGO Markets.



c1scaso. Feb lz-fn wheat ire feeling
cisp1sFea was somewhat stronger early ia
TIE daF, cue larrefy % the more rneSaerass
movement in tire Northwest. tina arrivals
n thar section for Fhe first tine since early
N tAe season. falling under thase FOR the
eosFssI'oFls..ag cav oEss year ago. TIE Differ
ence beng nearly 10 ears TAfs fact
coupled with tie raa4se~zt4 weakly Ts,rss-
pear shipments. crcsxea quite firm feel
ing DcswtfASrAnatsg Ehaf g3v@rrac. as-
vices were somewhat easier in tone. Tha
exports - Ksarop< last week werss faas
5s3t.sso bushels. against 5iao,asa bssshels In
tho preceding week. ard against sneorati-
cal receipts % -anaa There was fair
buying early by several OF TIA larger com
mission houses. bar the lack OF outside
business. together with rather a dragging
Local professional trade. was against the
price. RvadStreeg'S figures an increase TIA
the worlds available supply OF Ss go bush
els. there being a decrease for the same
period OF last year OF SIS. 90. THIS was A
severe disappointment - the spectators.
VITO had figured on az least q ssAna-ofs. and
the effect was felt st cree. May dgopaang
quickly % sssxc. A slight reacficn. caused
by temptation 20 realize NJ the low figures,
a6va0ced the price 10 s4ss-lSsc. and at th&s
figure * closed steady.
EorH-Sa1iet ard inclined 10 weakness IN
sympathy with wheat.
Oats were exceedingly dun. ard shared
IN tas weakness displayed by other grasEs.
Provisions opened firm and a trftie higher.
owing 20 the steaalneSs Of the hog market
but the late break in wheat caused prices
70 loSe tas gains. At the close pork ani
lard were .ase lower. vale rahs were IN
changed for the day.
closing Quotations
wheat-Fehrgary. Gsso; May. ss5s3sSc.
CorA-Fehruary. &Fsc: May. S7sc-
osfs-February. isisc: May. 0sse.
por2-Febrzaary, s. IS: May. slo.o7ts.
Lard February. s.. ssss: May. ss.ssta-
RlbS-Febraary. sd, May, $S.--.s.
Tfmoshy-&@5.
Flsxseed-sissc.
Rye-sSc-
Barley-sSa CSC.
Live stock.
Cattle-There Was the usual light Tues
days rn-. and trade was good ct firm
prices, sales being On q basis OF 50 .I94.s9
for common 30 choice beeves. he1teFs at
S. 5oSa -. bulls. x@as9. %. calves active at
fl1li prices. prime feeders. 50. So&22.s0-
Hegs-ThcFe was an active general de-
rnan9 today, at strong 10 nc higher prices.
and the supply was mostly disposed or
early. sales were nj an extrems range or
81 AGA 50. prime lightweAghfs selling tAs
best. and pigs scl1 chiefly ~ $50 and ~
ward
Sheep-Trade was quite animated at
steady prices A few csills ard inferaor
sheep sold at sea59.s prime yearfsnEs a.
sssas u, while lambs were active at ss.ss
GAS.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid TO Farmers for Country
Produce.


The following quotations are the prices
paii to farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses named for articles named,
the goods TO be delivered In Seattle:
Hops-Chcice. new. sac per 70
Hay fin car load lotsp-Puget sound tim
othy. .ssff7 per ton: Eastern Washington,
SO: mixed. sa1io.
Grain On car load iotsl-oats. choire
Eastern Washington. SIS; Puget sound. SIS
GIs.se: barley, sI4sl per ton; wheat, chick
en feed, 81: corn. SIS
Potatoes-ssFsS per ton.
Hides. Pel,s and TaIlow-Heavy salt
81 steers. over 80 ID. 5Gsc: medium.
ner 10. sl5c: light. under As lbs. &c
Per ID: heavy COVE. &c; light. Sc:
saltei kips. sG4c, ard calf. per II,
e.. green hides. &c less than sailed: dry
hides. per ~. &C: cuiis Of above. one
.sirs less: dry eIks. per n. sdiec; dry deer
skins ss,nrre-, rer 10, eG125c: good win
,e- 1o9lsc: poor and thin winter. 51sc:
sheen skins. assoncl fuu wool, 5oH7nc:
wool. western Washington. &C per n:
.allow. s;sIT-c.
1--we stock-Cho!ce beef cattle. cows. Sc:
steers. siLc: choice sheep. S1Si4c: good
sors e eseas 20: calves, dressed. large, &c:
small. 5~01c.
T.ogs-Super,or quality, per NJ. fir. $50
rs. choice cedar. IS; common. per NJ. q:
sp-uce logs, stS7s: cedar single tags. 81
Ranch Eggs-leo-
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. club. CSC: blue stem, ssise; weak
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland, Feb. lS-Wheat-Talley. &c
Talla Walla. eec per b0shel.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


San Francisco. Feb. ls.-Flour-Famiiy
extras. $4QAIa: bakers extras. ss-SoG3so:
surerane. S2-s5I3.le per barrel.
wheat--Spring wheat. S.154 per GENITAL
for No. !. and sl-tzA. for choice; milling.
sl.22is giZl@.
BarIey-Feed. fair to good. 7ac; choice.
ia gaze: brewing. sfs1S5e-
oatS-AIiliing. 7si44 s2isc per Genital: Sur
prise. s5cGsl. fancy feed, s2izQSTi.c; good
10 choice. 75s7 S11zc: poor 20 fair, 60 l2Asc;
black. for seed, sl-leSsl.39; gray, 7S8s-sze
Per GENITAL
Rece;pts-FIour. quarter sacks. s5.es5:
do. Oregon. 10s9. do. Washington, 2. Us;
wheat. centals. ava. do Oregon. 2Ieo:
harley. csntals. ISIS: oats. Oregon. cen
txls. s.sSs: do, Washington. s.7S9: corn.
c@atals. SO; %. NEBRASKA Ike: potatoes.
sacks. ass: do. Oregon ard Washington,
SIS: onions. sacks. IS; DO. Washington,
p: braa. sacks. ssso: midSllaEs. sacks.
s.; hzy. tonS. -; wool. bales. 81: broom
corn. bales. Is: quicksilver. TASKS, g.
wine. gallons. 3 5ea: brandy, gallons. 1903;
hides. number, as.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Midanngs. $500: bran. sisso7i4s.
Hav-Wheaf. SSe71i -; whez: ard cat.
s.. saals 80; oa;. g. ssa1e; alfalfa s18s: bar
ley. ssas: clover. ssgS; compressed. ss.ss3
10 80: straw. ssgs9c per bundle
rctat0es-SsF.nas BuTnssks. Ca 81: river
Bgrumnks. zx3snc: Oregon BuTnanks. go
GO: river reds. 5a(3@ecs Eariy Ross. ss5sec:
MERGED sweet potatoes. f-12&
observation-disclosures onions. Goa sc:
Oregon Onions. slF79-tss Les Angeles tozna-
toes. e 5aE2 s.. string beans 1s4 isiss;
green peas. s9Ec. ca5haEe. s9fssscs garlic,
sasr: dried peppers. ssflac, mushrooms. 5
as. axnarasgs. SsI3sc: rhuaarb. sl5iec.
caeurrssrs, -sc1SI =; egg plant. 1@5zFlsc-
Fr1sit-A uples. Nc grades. SscSSi; COM
mon. ssa7sc: fancy. si-2s41o: Mexican
lines. & ss7s: California lemons. common,
srg3I =. California lemons, good - ehosce.
g. s7z: California lemons, fancy. ga. 1AA-
sforniz oranges. seedlings, sScss1-ss. nav
e,z re- .. bananas. s1aass7S1
Fs7gsrsr-Yarscy creamery, zss&izci Sc
ons<. as2s-c: fancy dairy. -s.s7esc; seconds.
2-a9sc
C~hees@-ranrv ruE1s. rev. f@31sc. fair 10
good. ea1fc. Eastern. zs1zl&c.
rrrs-Storc. Tse3isr ranch Ia Sc
Poulsry-Tiarkey gebolsrs. la9sl1es turkey
hers. rra9se. raosters. cd. szsss; Tees-
fers. Young s1ls- ~ hr0slers. small 50 -.
hrsnsrs. large. s4ga4 - hens, s2a44. ducks.
s. sa77: geese. sIZ@I.75s pigeons. Cd. SO
- plEsozz. young. xza4I&
Csarse-fsrzy geese. s5-asx@. wnsfe EeTse.
= 9sF. rahbgfs. Tsc9kf hare. assfs5e. sonk~
ers. g29zsas br&nt. sZGSI-s, Elgl1sE sniPAs
& Sc: eozusaon. s.
wool-
wooT-Fan. short. trashy san Joasssssn
plains. .s5o. FOo1 san Saa4a2r F4A~as- -
s.. southern and oozEt- - &c nzo1i s-.1a
x1ols. ngat ard free. s9sc. slssiEssAta ~SssAss
detective ard aeav.s sssScs = -z--so--s an
l@zs9Oesso. 49,
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Ro.rnn Wool Market.

Boston. Feb. Is.-The wool market hers
Is Quiet, though prices are frn- Buyers
are rat disposed 10 purchase wool unless
they have immediate use for IL The sales
o. territory woods show no considerable
falling OF from last week. and are COM
rnandsns good prices. Fleece woods are In
only moderate demand. while tbs market
FOR Australian wool continues steady.
with prices firm. Following are the cuo-
tations Tor some leading descriptions. Tcr-
rlso~v woods. Montana fine medium and
ara. 1fefrtc: secured price. sC1ssc: Utah.
wyoming. etc. fine medium and nne. 10
isc. secured price. ssf2sc. California
woass. Northern spring. f1FtiSc. secured
price, 100 &c: middle counties. spring. ii1
ise: secured price. zsEssc. Australian:
Secured basis. corlbiug saperf1s, s5stshc:
oosnsang good. ssS7ssc eoEnbing average.
Se4Ksc
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Pig i-on-cus~;: Southern. su zsels ..
Norseera~ ylsGis "a
Eep2sr-ESrTn. exchange. SIC.
1ssad-FTrrss exchange. xkls.
Ttn-Easaers Straits, Zee. plates taii
SkSlteF-Ssu4ee
Core
Cc-ee-orssc1s closed Errn st seffa points
advance. Sales. SEA baEs iacfadinx-
Narca- ST. easse s. spot ecfree Rio steady
No !. Lssc; mid steassy. coraoxa. lsssss
Is4s2
SUGAR.
s1xAr-Saw Nrras fair refining z&5S&es
centrifugal. = test. sss4sxe. refined fra
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San JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock. foot OF Main ssreet. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday al a. m. for
New Whaicom- Returning. leaves Nev
whatcom Tuesday. Thursday and Sa;ur-
day. al o. IN
TIME CARD. N EFFECT JAN 1:
North bouud-Lesyes Seattle I a m.
leaves Port Townsend o. m: leaves FRI
day Harbor 1880 a m. leaves Roche
Hsrbor I.45 .. IN. arrives nj New What
corn s. 90 Z. IA
South bound-Leayes New Whatcom -
M: leaves Rocse Haroor 10 a m: leaves
Friday Haroor II a m: leaves Port
Townsend =. m: arrives at Seattle 10
.. N.
J. r. Thompson. manager cwner. Lilly.
Bogardus K &C. agents. City dock
Telephone. Main s..
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LAB. LINE-sKAGrr RIVER ROUTE
WEEKLY TI3lE CARD.
HOOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA.

Leaves Harrtngfon's dock. foot OF WASH
fngfon street. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urgfay at : o'clock a n. for Kingston,
po-r Gamble, Seabeck Brinnon, ho.ley.
pewatto. Lilliwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
IYnion City. Returns alternate days
Fare. ssc 10 ell poinfs- Freight. Soc al
netrts Fare 10 Port Gamble. &c.
u. rROUTAAS. Master.
n TROUTMAN Master.
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Observations taken 81 al stations al
?. m. 18th meridian time q p II Pacific
time.t
Weather Synopsis
The weather today has been clear Ard
fine over the wacse Pacific slope. and no
rain has fallen for the past foTty-etgnt
hours. Tns Sunshine has caused high
Temperature for the season, maximum
temperature q o. and over being rsacasd
tn Western Washington and Oregon. and
above 70 IN the Sacramento valley. In
the extreme Northwest the barometer has
fallen Considerably. ana a low area OF
slight energy IS appearing. High east
winds have blown at Tatoosa today.
GLURGE N -zAI1t-E ak.
Observer IN Charge
Tie tables for the week beginning
Wednesday. February r., 1885:
High Tide Low Tide.
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle - fol-
lows
Far Gan FrznctDco. via Pert Townsend
and Victoria At q II passenger re-
celyed ou board AT ! q m February 2 4
e. L. =. q
Fer AIaska-Fen-asry and II at a m
Frcrn San FrzaSiscs far Victoria ana
Puget Sound ports AZ a. m. February 4
.. "a. =. a. -
Tickets nay - obtained a. Tire once az
the cor pany a. Ocean dock. Seattle
J. = TROwBRrDGE. p s. SUIT.
GoCDA1L. PERKINS A CO.
General Agents San Francisco.
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FOR COOKS INLET.

The Al schooner Ella Johnson. carrying
freight and passengers, will BE- 1ssparrhe-i
from Seattle for TIE head OF Cooks Iufas
direct. or o. about March Is For further
particulars apply at Office. = Roxwen
building. corner Columbia street anc
First avenue. j. A. HATFIELD
Agent
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THE MARKET REPORT.
roprrssT roR WEDNESDAY.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY
Portland. Feb. Is -sS-
Fzi.. scgl1Ts5 ~ RAIN eooler-
3 & PAGEE. Foreeaste--
Q. g DEPARTMENT OF lGEICLL
TJEE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Feb. g. fsA
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
&C.,, c.ra A Ereet Juns !. lsss.

sx.s.i. Everett s,i whstcon route
Sea-. ~ Washington leaves Seattle daily.
srrens Saturday. al 70 n. n.
seattle and la Conner route-Fairnsven
is.xss seattle daily. except Saturday. a.
Is = N.
Telephone. Main ~ fesler DOCK
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

London. Feb. lS-Sllyer. sossd. Consois.
ZOE lis.
New York. Feb. is.-The Evening Posts
London financial cahlegram says The
stock markets were quiet but firm today
Consois were Ifsa. and other investment ss-
curlsfes were very strong. The spccnlat-
i've markets were neglected and easier.
Americans. however. were exceptionally
good. closing az the best on the possibility
az double Venezuela commission. rs fore
shaaowed in the Times. 81. Paul and
Louisville were chiefly favorable The
buying here. however. Is entirely profess
ssouai aud profits are knaiched at thu frst
opporfunity The strength "a copper was
a feature. IL liz said that q powerful ring
controls the market This Is possibly true.
but. apart from that. the statistical posi-
ton alone shows a greatly increased con-
sumption.
Brcadsfuffs and Grains.
Liverpool, Feb. 1s.-Wheat-Spot quiet:
demand poor: No. red winter. s. 50. No.
hard Manitoba. = "a; No. California.
Is 81. Futures closed quiet. IA lower.
February, March and April. Is Tssd: May.
June and July. Sc Tssi-
corn-Spot steady. American mixed.
rev. Is I'D. Futures closed steady. I'D
higher. February. IS IA: March. - Nd:
Aprii ard MAY. - I'D: June and july
SIS ia.
Flour-Dul: demand poor; ST. Louis
fancy winter, IS Sd.
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STEAMERS
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs GARLAND AND EVASGEL.

Seattle sna av~usena-<eaA Bay Route.
Steamer Garland lraxes esisr deck Mon
e1ss. Wednesdays and Fridays At l215
a n fer Port Towns~Gd Port " il1As1s.
GHnkeneSs, Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Is.fyseu-s pysht. Clsil&m Ray ard Mean
Bay. returning arrives Seattle s,Se ,. N.
c. oppasl r. dRgs. Steamer kNanEel leaves
sssasr seek ~sr Port Angeles and Victoria
NenaayS Wednesdays and Fridays at
E y , "a: arrives Seattle alternate days )
, n.
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wr4ATcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
SrrANrrR Ray CITY

leaves CITY dock. foot OF Main street.
1s,essav, Thursday ard Saturday al ,.
- for Aracorges. fzlrhayeR and What
- gefurntn~ leaves " aatcoEn Sunday.
"wednesday and Friday a. y. n
iiSly' BoEarsus 6 Co. City Deck. Agents.
fh'"'' W. II. ELLIS. Owner.
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Hops.
Ecrs-aS-c Per pound
Closing Quotations.
wn-at--S.ea6ys December. sl-lsss. May.
gts@
Rarl@v-sssady: May, 80
Sorn-Ssc-
gSzz-N45a.
financial.
Silver Bars 49,. So ps~aTss-Sixht Par
Mex 6css. .szzs<7S4Ss Telegraph :. Par
L N = =. !.
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TAX VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH TIE ISLANDS.
s.a.-~s- TTseaia J. A ~ 8r3ez, Master.
f~.r~s Tas<snnA, - EoSn. SS&ttls. leSlers
80 = r. Moss4Ays All Thursdays
- Pea Te rscro. AaacerseS~ Fair aaxea~
~~wr yN'Asfrexa. Raaiae ard Friday hArcor.
sua Vznces8Vsr, arriving sAHSoANer - X
-. 20 Rlsi-.. s.. FARE % Tancsuver- u
Yer rssrtAsr iaf0rzaxtlos sps>s 10 fsslsrs
EharG
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rnhhinr Onntnr,nn~-

tn. following are the prices paid by re-
tan dealers for round lots delivered at the
vhsr. or on cars. or tha tobhlnx rate.
rnotsa hy wholesale dealers with ord
r.rv terms OF credit.
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FIJI on THE FLYER

FIJI on The FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
ferr ro1E1 trips daily. sxceSs Sur az.
"a cae hcar ard twenty-five nasEcEeA
TIE -T[ 4%- 10y TX
Regular daily trips Sezf-.e-Taccma
rJ1fe. follows.
TAXING ErrFrT TUESDAY. MAY 4
TINE CARD.
ss1x-e fare sec. rcgnt trip. Tsc-
Lave eezftse-7sf5. ILL., a. IN. as. SIS
.. @.
Leave Tseons-s8 a. N; I. s.ss.sn n
SUNDAYS
Lave seztfie-7 a. h.. = n; ?. IA
Lave Tzrc-1a-eSD a. m. %. Ne = "a
Landing az Northern Ps-ise What. IA
cora. AMI Commercial dock. foot % Ma
rtcn street sea tile
Sundays. s.esrnsr- Flyer and State u
Wasatngfcr fars e.
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VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMER RESALE.
2-,t,x.ao dock, leaves to- Victoria and
perf sTown<erd Gaily. except Sunday. AZ
80 a m: rstgruiuE. leaves Nictorla AZ ,
= - steamer George r. Starr leayes for
b,rf Tcxn<end and way points daily, ex-
f.pt saturday. al ?. IA. scncsy. crest.
sfs a m returning direct, leaves fest
r nseua az ,. IN Phone. PIKE -.
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There have been very few changes IN tns
market quotations since last Wednesday,
and such as have occurred have not been
OF importance.
Sugar has gene up &c per pound IN bar
reis.
Buckwheat and graham nours have risen
&c and sc respectively.
Bayos and lima beans have advanced
&c per pound.
Wheat Is weak and has been for some
tays. though not sufficiently TO justify
lower quotation.
There has been no market on grain IN
general. No feed has been offering.
Onions are scarce. carload VIII be N
about Saturday.
a carload OF oranges was received to-
dsy and another Is due Saturday.
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NOTICE or sHERIFF~S SALE.-ia the
Superior court OF the state Of washing
toa. Cor the county OF King. Samuel
Ashley, plaintiff. vs.. J. w. Dodge ard
NAry r. Dodge. MS Wife. an6 Wallace
H Moore az assignee for the henent OF
ire creditors OF ]. W. Dodge. defend
snt No. y ~.
unaer and by virtue OF an order q sale
sn3 special execution. issued out OF the
abeve named court, IN the above entitled
cause. ana II me directed and delivered.
ave duly levied upon ire following de-
feribea real property. situated IN Alng
eognsy. Washington. to-gits
Let numbered ten (ioA. - block num-
heFea twenty-five te1. in Laws second at-
tlsisn 70 the city of Seattle. Wasnington.
as kpFszrs BY Tire plat thereof. 1ow OF
sscerd Ia tAe auditors oiaee Of SAID hing
sae1tv
Sgtice Is therefore hereby given that on
Frtd4y. TIE f5tA saY az Marca. 1895. At TIE
hear of % o'clock a. n. OF sale Gay, az
lie treat Ec0r OF the courthouse. In use
eisy % Seattle. In said King county, l
~ sell ire above described property AZ
Pablo auction. 20 TIE highes; and pes.
H31cr. fer cash.
Dated iafs iath aay of February, iSS
A. + VAN DE NANTk-R. SAerin.
sa1T s. IysonS. Attorneys.
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OFT ORCHARD AND roar WASH

PORT ORCHARD AND FORT WASH
INGION ROUTE
steamer A r Ecainsoc. carrying . >
rail leaves Cigy Goek l. f09t % Main stree<.
stsl a m. arrives a. St1usy AT 1s-is =.
IA Arrives a. S4lNez4&ke at = "a. Leaves
: fve-gsaaa al lis = N. leaves S4dnes Ga
reform az ? IA Daily. exeS2t sunday
rarr s. Z ~. Roalnsoa, master. LILY.
fosar5us s. c.. assais- Ae.Sp2oae. AA&a
Al
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEAMER WEii.APA.
Hnb4~fs

leaving SsATtIe Ter Alaska February =.
fss~ ant eveTy DlGe~n GAYS thereafter.
Tor fretxa ana r&sscug~r rates sTply 10
; -. CARROLL. Agent
Srh~zS4chsr n1ck. Tel. Pike -
CHAs r PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle.
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80 axxfttca TO the CRY % Seattle, a.
- - ~ - recorded plat r1s-sc1.
$50 T. rserefcre hereby given that o.
49, - g. day 81 March, Issz. At fhs
yrs7<Ss - s,s 80 q m ok szz9 Gay. a. tee
- -. @esr q aSs courthouse, "a Ire cry
frsas 80 r. sass kf1g coH1sy. ! I'll sell
q - 49,. ssxcrfbed property a. puDsze
~ Z, tie highest ard best bidder.
- .s<~s tass ftk lay u FstrEsa-y. lssf.
yA~ DE- yASTER. S3srtH.
.r~,---~< q ssez1za. Attorneyz-
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The total sales 81 stocks to-day were IsT.-
a. shares. including American Sugar g.
90. Tobacco 301s Burlington s%e. Chicago
Gas $50. DistfIIfug 2 SOC Louisville A.
Nashville T. go Manhattan &A0a Rock
Island s 800, Missouri Pas-iac 100 e. Paul
=. saa. Tennessee Coal and Iron 400. Leash-
er preferred. s.sa. wheeling & Lake Erie
7n0
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FOR BREMERToN. Z. S. DRY DOCK.
CUARLE ST0N AND SIDNEY.
GEN. CANDY.

Leaves Seattle eztly at 8 % . rn-s ex.
cent Sas-Sna Sunday % each r7cut1- ana
errfves Al 10 A m Leaves sundays at 80
a N ans ?. n. except second Ss11af es
zach alonta. then leaving at : ? n. to1ea-
Ia al az intermediate paints
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wooI-E'an. short trashy Ss1 Joaquin
plains. .zsos FOs3 san 5aaq12a Fa--sz- =
s.: southern and oozEt- - rso1a s.-sa
xcsols. Igat znd free. SIC. ElSsiEstAsil ~ssSAss
as.ecslve ard heavy. sgSc, s4ssz1-so-ai ana
&@<sGoes1o, A<ssS-
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Pcfr3le7s1n.
PesrolesE-stesdys Unsted closed 2 3
lid
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NAILS TooLs AND coRDAGE

Nziis-fJahbtngi-Sew list cut steel
sane wire. Cut. $ 3d. &c TO lEs. wire.
EU
Tooiz-sJohbtngl-Saw Dsss-
tons futile tooth, az Per f.. Humboldt.
and Teiefo 55cs Tyee crosscut saw.
SC Per II. Canadian racer and