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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-13

Director Salisbury, ~ sse weather bss-
reaa. has tSs5s1 the foliezfng weather aad
crop Bulletin fer the past v@rs.
'~T'ns Weather 81 the rest week has
tasn only sight Improvement aosa that
q the previous OK. There has been very
little sazsaias, aas in addition 70 the GER
eraI s5udiness there have been frequent
heavy showers. and the Temperature has
been considerably lower than the normal.
As a consequences, the growth Of cr0ss has
no: b@ea rapid. ard farm work has been
rsnch hifdsre9 by The coAd. vet weather
and muddy soil The roads are heavy, an!
on 10. ioEiaa4s are ressly ian7aTzsb bic
FarIrerz whose seeing Was nst finished
havs hsd 10 opportunity 10 cor1riefs e.
Sprfsx Sewn grain i@ becoming quite green,
ard the saE ssEn grain that e@sare~i ffeex-
Tag 9as 10 booking tine. Although not grow
ing fsss. wheat IL probably taking deep
root 50 sszat II VIII be wei pres14Twd 20
sfaas dry weather later &c. In tzs north
western eeants@s seeding VIII be fin1shxf
IN ansfher wezk. ~ sooa as THE weather
turn fair potato planting VII b~ccrns GEN
er2l.
AS q whsle, ere week has been an ansa~
vcrabs@ one. ard farmers are sonss.x for
a}<Asa2sM aas Eexs sonSsnAotA Hun1AAa
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Brcad~tufYs and trains.
Ro-.on Wool Nf.rke.

Boston. May irwin the continued
dizziness OF the wool market here hoiters
OF wool who have been maintaining stsedy
values for The past sir months are grow
ting Disguised with the outlook, and a num-
Der Of them are now willing TO accept the
present market prices. whfch are many
cents below Whist their former value nxsd.
The features OF the market tAls week APP
pears TO be the picking up Of unwarhea
quarter blood woods al what is undoubtedly
the loves; price on record. One large man.
usacturer has bought ee1so pounds OF
quarter blood unwashed IN this market AZ
1fAsS1Sc. These woods have until lately
been quoted a. fTffisc. Fleece woods con-
tinue steady with prices weakening Aus
tralian WOODS. slow but prices held arus.
Territory wooiz. Montana ars medium
and nns. 1sFffze: secured. gf@zsc, Utah ard
Wyoming fine medium ard fire. e2iie,
secured. Ss1z5c. California woois. North
ern spring. Isfffie; secured. ss9s1e: midi.
county spring. nS4fie; occurred sse7s9c. Aus
traiiaE: Conhirg srpeffire. ses7sac. comb
ing good. ssgtsc: e0nbing average. ss9Bc.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

New York. May 12-Only two stocks to-
day deserved mention on account OF activ-
ity-St. Paul and Sugar. The speculation
was fitfui, prices being affected BY infiu-
ences not ordinarily bearing on the mar
ket. II can be added that the traders were
entirely responsible for the meager total
of business recorded. A more cheerful sem
timent was apparent In the early opera
tons. the bulls being encouraged by mod
crate renewal OF foreign purchases. Tho
buying was chiefly for short account In e.
dental TO the opening of the fortnightly
settlement upon the London stock ex-
change. Tho more reassuring advices in
relation to the latest Cuban trouble also
paved the way for Improvement In the
market. The government report was mora
favorable than had been generally antiei-
pated. and temporarily helped the railway
list. particularly the Granger and South
western shares The foreign exchange
market also displayed a reactionary tend
ency and gold export probabilities
appeared to attract less attention than
heretofore. Furthermore. a large number
of traffic returns for the first week in May,
mainly favorable. came 20 hand. The duh
ness melted attacks by the professional
bear contingent after the expiration os the
first hour, and together with the execution
OF moderate realizing orders a react.onary
movement developed. which was acceier-
ated later by reports of probable interna-
tsonsl complications over the Chcfoo Incl
dent The more active losses occurred In
the specialties- The closing was steady at
the rally, with the net changes small Thl
BOND market was quiet with prices d.
playing irreguiarity. In the early dealings
an easier tendency was noted. but the mar
ket steadied later and closed firm at GER
erai advances over the low point. The
sales were &73o.naa
Government bonds were Irregular. but
closed firm, on transactions Of so. 900.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy at 2izq3 per cent
last loan. "a. closed "a per cent: primo
mercantile paper, +Gisla per cent. ster-
ling exchange. steady. with actual business
In bankers bills at "a. sssses4 50. for demand
and N.s7A9As for sixty days: posted
rates, AssiaGf+.sa and 81 ssis al 20: CONNER
ciai blis, As7. Bar silver. s7Sc. silver
certificates. s7k9Ssi.c.
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STABLE GROCERIES.

Sugar cobblngY-Golten &C. in bhls. per
n. sac; extra &C. tn beis. per n. sac;
dry graduated. In beAs. per 70. SAC: cube,
ne; powdered. 5Ae: t.c per 70 discount
for SPOT cash or prices quoted.
Maple ssgsr-Fgve-pound bose-. seoi-
laped. 5 70 the N. &c PER 10: assorted
cakes. isize per n.
Flour etc. Ccbesrrl - WASHINGTON.
straight. FER Dbl. 81 tseff %; patent. p7s
Patent Excellent. -. Novelty A. 81. %. CALI
fornts brands. -. esckwheat -four. rer Dbl.
$50. per cws. 80. graham. ps- bbi, 50 81
or fs-,n sacks 81 - rer cwt, rye -four, per
Dbl. Sss ar ie-fs s. - pep cwt; rye neal.
rer hhi -. per c~t. s. =. cat greats. per
bsl, ytfs =. hornsay. per eat. s.75; cracked
wheat rer cwt. s. .. relied wheat. - %
per sai: Nseks. UTs. whole wheat -four.
per ewt 8 s.; pearl harley. i'o-rn sacks.
81 o.. SD boxes. &C. srlst peas. per ie's -
sacks &c: ~. boxss &C: corn meal. yell
low. ~. his. SOS. 81 s.; white. los. u s;
sas. ms
nes-s CfceN,nrs-Sr,su white. r>- -.
I'D pink. PER -. s'ac. Bayos. per n. &c.
Lima r<r -. 10
-tJashsnel-Jepsr &C, China. &c
per n; Tsiana y: caroIisa. sl4asSc
rSrfe.s r.zs-fros Aiaw1-r Ieis. per le. =.
shssngA-ftverpsot. sA-ib sacks
per ta- ssszszS, American dairy. SOB
SACKS. Ter ton. 81. Cas-. half ground.
Hob SACKS Per ten. - E-ls sacks per
ton. SO. SO sacks. . u bale 8 slo saeSs
"a in hale. So fa-se sacks. = IA aale g.
IArsf-sg chhtng - Home rendered. Per
-. sinclair ,sercss. $40: Rex leaf. &:
Tara rornpess~a tfsrcs-. So.
tsoree--sJceszr <t--Sfrs~n-NschA. per H.
ne. Jaws Per n. Sc. Costa Rica. cAcsce
re- N str Fcssfed-Arhaekfs'S in ia.s-lb
sssa.. pr cat sen ~ GLIB eSsss. pr ext
"a ~. es-la cases. per c~t a.. lava, s9-gb
fsr cars. r<r n. &c. - ara tsss-ih sacks
sac. As.n Mocha. Sc: r@seeFyy hirna. se-
Guatemala. ers r-c1a4 ea-ee. ssS.sisc
Lion. SOS. - ~. -. So -. ~ IT.
oS.si&te-tJotHsngA RS kers. ts-fh Pre-
r.hsr-. s.r: is-ih Earle. -. star. Is-go box
IS fAc-
ffosetr<h-Erps'. lib tins, Is-4A
>.oxrx c.. RaKers' s-in boxes. &C.. Van
Uossfes'. ID tirs. Sc; a=-ie tizs. s7s.c.
lib TIES. 81
,~s-ssus.st 4slk--s1obNln<N-E r.s-
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for poor hrands. but tzzi ana irregular ca
other caxistsess
Wheat.
wAeat-R>rssrsx s. 80 nssshess SPOT
nrn- Ne red. zSsxcs Ne hard. .-s.e.
Options cT<nes8 steady ard sold or an.se-
rams n the sfntsr wheat e<ft bar rallied
and we're strong al cay. lafsaencee ~
higher caAies. cAirche1x reports. war
taik and a heavy resneflcn IN fsrass,reeg
visible e'osea ak&ssse ues higher Ne. !
red Mar. g1z>sssSsSc closed -acs September.
ssssSssa.c. closed 7ssse
Changes in Grain sssscs..
Special cable and selegr@phse Dispatches
20 Rr2rstseet's covering the principal
pcints Of accumulation Indicate the sol-
lowing changes IN eygll.ahle supplies sat-
ussay. asy 2 as compared wath the pre-
ceosng wezks Wheat. RTrised States ard
Canada east % the Rtrkles decrease.
3.sc-sss. sfsoas fer AID in Europe decrease,
Ssses. tct-i asceease in worlds asaila-
be. S.x-s.a,s. csrn. United States and Can
ada east OF TIE Rockies, decrease. ssl.esa
Bushels; oats. United states ana Canada
east Of The Rockies. decrease. z-seoa.
Aops-
Metals.
Pfe lron-eea.et; Southern tlt ss011,
Northern. Sl9iaA
Ccp2cr-SFsaays exchange. slAT53ll
Lea2-Steady. exckAr &c. 50 est~4IS.@
Tin-F1rmer. Straits, So 4a4i25e. plates
steady.
Spelter-Dul. domestic. Aaeo4ia
Conc.
Codee-ops.osts closed quiet. at 8 points
net dNFlire. March efg ma -rtaferrter ffY 90
Spot coffee. Rio quiet: No. I. Asse; Mid
quiet. Cors.oya. iss.Gisc.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw steady: refined steady.
Petroleum.
Petrciegm-puli: United closed ti-is
asked.
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orsc. -
Psuifr--Ilve turkey gDSa,e-s. iserec re-
70. CO ae1s. 1s3t4c. ROSTERS ala yS3 g..
90 yo11x. SHeT - brcs,esx. small Ssxss.
&c zrse- $tzss; Flyers. x6S5e. hens. s. s.
a4%. aacks. ssss4z: % young. asn9S -.
gesse. Der pair. u.sss Sc pigeons. cid.
N-sass 5; DO young. a-zssr.sa
GaEs-Ezare. &c csstansan RABBITS, 80
dsi: enss Dc. so9-se
Closing ouoeasicna-
WAeat-Stsa6y: December. &. ~: new.
seller. g. 8s
Bsriey-ssesdy: peosmser. "a
C1rr-sA>
B-ar-sla
Wool.
Waoa-Sprins. San Joaquin and South
erl coast poor six r.onyhx 4ss1c. do do
good six months. s<5sc. do football. gnca -
esoace. a0Sc: do ysarss e-ece ss.fssSr:
Nevada heavy. s9sc. Nevada choice. .
SIC
Hcpo-Nomina, AZ e94c per pound.
Financial
Silver bars 49,. sri nrafss-s4ghs -. ~
max slaxs-ssssISa- fessgraeh 49,. 10
Alr ~ >ros&s-
1t vas . very lively day today In the
and continued the upward tendency as the
preceding day. Hale & Soscross sold as
higa as G-ss Consolidated California y
Virginia at ga. Cho.iar at x-eS. occs-
dental e. Best q Reschsr N-S and opA1r
S-A The Gold Quail stocks moved up N
sympathy with the Co;nstoeks. and Best
q Belcher rose TO NC The business done
was enormous for these times. and 10
such excitement has been experienced
since the furry commenced. Over 7e.Isa
shares were sold al the regular sales Of
the board. while the between-boaEd sales
were twice as large. The decision In thu
Hale i Sorcross case had comparatively
little effect upon the stock. as il is recog-
nszed that an appeal TO the supreme court
means another years delay. The sharpe<;
rise in all the Com stock stocks took place
between tho boards. and then the figures
quoted were reached During the after
noon session there was downward move
menS and all the stocks receded closing
lower than they opened The latest tn
formal prices were: Choilar, $50 bid, g. Is
asked: Consolidated California 4 Virginia,
$. S<523o: ophir. 8. ..ssAs- %; Hale q Nor
cross s. S,SjlN
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
Produce.

The following quotations are the prices
paid to farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named.
the goods TO be delivered in Seattle.
Hops. choice. new. e9et.c Per 10.
Hay On boat iots). E1s: cats. choice.
Eastern Washington. si.so. Puget sound.
sit barley. si459 per ton. wheat. chick
en- feed. SO corn. SO
Pota,oes-Eaio per ton
Hides, peits ana Tsiiow-Heavy saitei
steers. over 90 lbs. ssfsc: medium. per n.
s6sc: light. under " ms. &c per n; heavy
cows. tc: Hight. Sc. ssltef kips. szfic. and
calf. per n &c: green hides. fc less than
saIted: dry hides. per n. SC: culis OF
above. one-third less. dry elks, per 70. SO
Toe: dry deer skins. summer. per n. .4s
&c: good winter. ioai5c; poor and thin
winter, sffsc: sheep skins esl3ec: full
wool. so17nc: wool Western Washington.
&c rer n: taIlow. 2is1s,fc.
Live stock-Choice beef cattle, cows. Sc;
steers. SAC: choice sheep. 3zfy4c: good
hogs. fsessps. 80. calves. dressed. large.
<isc: small. &c.
Logs-Suser.or quality. per NJ. Ar. 8 800
6. choke cedar. IS; common, per NJ. 81.
spruce legs sos; cedar shingle tags. "a.
Ranch Eggs-iec.
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IL you ar. guing East remember Ira
~.s-shers Pacific runs two overland yes-
ssossses trains daily. and trave.snx in them
becomes q luxury. Leave Seattle AZ SO
a ~. ard 80 .. m No truubls TO give you
fan parssesIars IL ron call az sortheru
PscfEc Office. corner First avenue and Yss-
f~r wzv seattle.
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Chicago. May is.-There was fair spec
uiativs trade in wheat. the market ruling
quite active during the early hours Ths
feeling developed was a little mixed at
times. but the tone was On the whole firm.
and the close showed lG7Sc advance.
Initial trades were At . fractional loss, ard
after selling OF i.c rallied &c. changed
some and closed as stated. There Was
rather free selling carly. good share OF
which was OF the professional order. thu
Influences az hand being rather bearish in
tendency. The starting cables were lower.
The weather map showed break In the
drouth. except In Kansas. and the receipts
In the Northwest were large. The govern
ment report. too. was construed as bear
ish- The market was helped and advanced
on second private Liverpool cables coming
higher. and there was y renewal OF the late
seeding reports In the Northwest. The re-
suits OF the reports Of destruction wrought
and lmmeasurabie further damage threat
ened by chinch bugs advanced wheat lc.
There was less doing IN the speculative
niarke. for corn. the trade being confined
chiefly 10 local operators.
The trading Ia oats was fair. at the best
buying by the leading shorts. who ad-
vanced prices isffasc and closed the market
stronger at the top.
Provisions were weak.
Closing Quotations.
wheat--May. scsc: June, ssiz1Ssxo.
Corn-May. esisc: June. Ste
Cafs-May fSzc: June fac.
Pork-Msy. $40: July. ss7a
Lard. May. ss.57is: July AsS
Ribs-May. A-es: July. SAiE&
Rye-S6tsc.
BarIey-1se7asc.
FIaxseed-ssc.
Tfmothy-H.so.
Live Stock.
Sales OF cattle were on a basis OF S.H9
80 for common to strictly choice dressed
beef and shipping steers Sales were large
iy at GTs49tf0. Storkers and feeders.
81 Ssfsso; cows and heifers. 81. s012 Is for
canning. sss1sfs.s5 for choice hutcheye
lots; bulls. ss72.ss; stass. 81. Ts<as.so
Hogs-only about 1900 hogs arrived to-
day. Sales were largely at s3.soGst0: me-
dism weights at s3.Sa3E and light
weights ts.saf13.ss.
Sheen were In request At s7106l for
choice TO fancy ffoeks. with most Of the
sales al sss5a. ~: the great bulk OF the
offerings consisting OF Westerns and Tex
ans. Lambs sold al s. 2sss.6s for poor to
fancy, cults selling at the top- The bulk
of the lambs were stoye 81, spring lambs
brought ssas.so per 100.
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.yobbing Quotations.

The following are the prices paid by re-
tail dealers for round lots delivered AZ the
wharf or on cars. or the 5obAing rates
quoted by wholesale dealers. with ordinary
tar-rs ~ rrs.tlt.
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Maii Cor rnrt cninhy.

There will be 4 sealed sack letter mail
from Victoria 20 Fort cudshy and Forty
Nile Greek. Northwest Territory. r. vii
be closed MAJ -, TO leave Victoria May n.
Letters from this city should be in Seattle
possossace not later than a. "a. May L.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland. May f-wheas-WaIa Walls,
ee3s7o; Valley. sse75ao per bushel.

BreadstufYA ana Grnina.

San Francisco, May i3-Flour-Far,iy
extras, - 7s5a IS; bakers extras, Ss-NSz s.:
sprerfire, s. ss12
wheAt-shsppins. T-s7i4 for No. ara
no FER choice: milling wheat. S.is3ieo.
Bariey-Feed. fair TO good. 71i&9sssrc;
choice. 7s%G7sc: brewing, TT,sGszi1c.
oass-Mni,ng. T5sssze; Surprise. ssr1sl;
fancy feed. scisSE7s.isc; good to choice. 20
Sc: poor to fair. s7izsT7si4c. gray. TsebS9c-
Reeeip.s-F'iour. quarter sacks. Is ass: DO
Oregon. 81: wheat. centais. ste; barley.
ATS: cats, Oregon. centsis. sS: beans.
SACKS. ais: corn. ssS: potatoes. sacks.
LEO: Go Oregon. 81. onions. sacks. 20:
bran. sacks. airs: naiiilInss. sacks. 30:
Ray. tors. 2is; wool. bales, -: vine. gal
Ions. 6. go. hides. number. 10; quicksilver.
nAskx. s.; raisins. boxes. i.sa.
Proiuce. Fruit. Etc
NissIirEs. g-9fs 20: bran. si51T6
Hsv-wheat sE7Tf q. wheat ard cat 81
40: cat, s. sos7ls: alfalfa. ssSssa: barley.
s7sss: clover. ssss15s: congresses wheat. 81
6Iss -: Dc cat. s. sa<ss: stock. fssT1; straw.
&4sssc per bundle
Pota tnes-Rfve- Purbsnks. ss9ssc: Ore
gan DO sssssc; Early Rase. ssaTsc; Petaiu-
ma and To-naiss. SsFs &c: nsv potatoes ssc
Gszs: Humboldt Burhsnks, ssT-sc.
teretasies-ortons. sl-Ssf77s: new or
Hens. seczsss; Los Angeles tomatoes. s1s7i *
H1rtA< DEANS We Efsra peas tA.2ssft-Ss
garlic, +&sc. green peppers i@izc. dried d.
sssIsc: mushrooms fassf19Sc: Asparagus 81
81: extra do. s. Z.9z g: trsnt ekra. fzsseS
Isc; raabar5. ss9-sc. extra. DO. Sc<zti: CD
cuahers. sScGsf: Mexican tomatoes. 7s.nssfi.
Fruit - Longwo<i. strawberries. Eal5.
large berries. st4s5c: gooseesrrfes &c;
black cherries. fi.sez32: white cherries. -
geo; Nexicaz lines, E.s93s; Cafeteria
.enno-z eorn5n. TscsfSl|. do good 20
cAasce. s. 5E97S, DO fancy. $3.50 -. Cali
farnsa oranges. seedlings. 7scSfsl. =: ravsls.
8. =ses. extra DO. HssFs 3: Malta hoods.
s>s.7S; Hawaiian bananas, GGs. 60 aErs-
a1ci.s -EfS
Bustar-Faacy Creamery. fs,. seconds.
f1GZzs4rs fancy dairy. f-143rsc: Do sec~
ords. a.
Fancy rsES. n~v. -, fair 20
e1s.9. ss~sxes Ycaag America sSse. East
e~zA i57ftc-
xW-Sssse u6ass saasS Lalss. EAss-
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Financial.


London. May 12.-Sslver. % is-isd. Con-
soils. iii%.
New York. May 1.-THE Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The
settlement commenced today reveals .
considerable hull account In tie home rails
and Americans The tone was fairly
steady. closing under the best. on tele-
grams In the evening papers saying that
Russia had seized q British concession In
China. This dispatch is not generally be-
neyed in good quarters here. Americans
were better. but the close was duh with
other markets.
The Paris hourse opened DUH. hut closed
better. TIE Berlin market was steady.
BrcadstufYs and Grains.
Liverpool. May 12-wheat--Spos. quiet;
demand. poor: No. 2 red winter. s. ed:
No. I hard Manitoba. Sc ID: No. Cali
fornia, 5s ID. Futures opened steady. I'd
lower 70 I'D lower: closed steady. I'M
changed from yesterday. May. IS 3i4c: Mo-
yember. s. "a.
Corn-Spot. quiet Futures opened quiet.
unchanged; closed unchanged 20 Nd high
er May. June. ss "a: August. Is iizd:
July, % Nd: September. b ID: October. 30
rsd.
Fioar-sfeady; demand fair: freely SUP
piled: St. Louis fancy winter, 10 A-
Hop~.
Hops-Af london. Pacific Coast. 81 Ii.
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vf~r or lors primer faces On the fsIIou-
snr ssxe bossiess S91psreil or nszuscn. aoe
sxrssssnx u srss psrz; %brsvfsr. not ex-
eeeasrg IS ems pea: lszs prsraer. act sx-
exe1iax e ems plea- Special terms a
large oresrA Ad9rsss Post-InteIlgxeacss
e3Hstle-
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- ORCHARD AND PORT wAgH.
INGTOS ROUTE.
CgBAMER A. r. ROBINSON.

: ~ Orchard and Port Washington
~ laaves City dock. foot Of Main
- q m. calling af 6oufh Beach,
Brick Yard, Bremsrton. y. 81
~ fard, Sidney. Charleston. Tracyton.
0ilverdale. Leaves Port Orchard
Nnticn at 2 D. m. arrives Seattle
IN r. e. n. Robinson. master. Lilly.
1871 3 Co. agents. Teiephone. Main
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A reward Of SO viii be paid for infor.
nation leading to the arrest and eonvfc-
ton Of any ons stealing copies OF the
throughout the city.
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.pa..y. fpAly sxessS Saz14y- a..
x,rs,s.e CO, nssx tsraUxa IRE rraac "a
iusneer castr1eia e wssssTn Wasssss ~.
G~nsrAl erses. SolnaAz esaS~- SESAME
ALLEN. Gsssra, Fre;ss' ass
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uunR ogcHARD AND PORT WASH.
INGTON ROUTE.
erRAMER NARY r. PERLEY

,~vS EsIr:nsion's wharf. foot q wash
- slrsst, for South Beach. Sylvan
~ DRY Dock, Charleston. Sidney.
SSVon6. chico. s:iverdzie. at 3 .. M.
Si1iay, 40 p. M; Sunday. Z .. M: re-
-. leaves sIlyerdaie at g:S O. m.
116foae, Black 81.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RosALIE.

IkAAkh hO5ALlE.
nrnnoca dock. leaves for Victoria and
~ 3oursend daily. except Saturday. al
~ =. a.; returning leaves Victoria al
"a = Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
S1I6ond and way POINTS daily. except
SiSS. at a. M. Sunday. direct. at .
4 ~. returning. direct. leaves Port
1871 ~ D. m. Phone. Pike 10
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- SOUND AND CENTRAL AMER
80 steamship COMPANY

nw0nr sa3Iingy between PUGET
and Central American
Tn General offies. Mutual LII
z1ag.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
Y. 8. MAIL
RTEAAER Delta

49, Warrington dock. foot OF WASH
5aSy. Il o'clock a. m. for Kingston.
IN 6anble, Seabeck, Brinnon. Holly,
toa{lo, Lill!waup Falls. Hoodsport and
- City. Returns alternate days.
u. TROUTMAN. Master.
4Sunhene. Red Al.
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ssatsI. Vs. Victoria. r N. c. A. srounds
today ~ z. ~
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Lst Vigor "a. ai NJ, MANHOOD sa.s ~,
Rseahar to nlea. etc. surely cured
ysk $40. the great Hindce remedy.
guarantee 20 cure Scst BY
Z s1o.xssz pgsS -.
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FORT BLAKELEY ROUTE
SARAH II. RENTON.

isso Central Dock daily except lat
u11y End Sunday. 10 r. IN. and and l:SS
3 4: Saturday, 10 a. m. .. m. and
= D -; Sunday. lo.U = m and tn
L1svss Blakelsy. except Saturday ana
Qn6ny. . m and l. As and 3:S D. M;
Murray, : q m. and I2:ss and SIS p. m:
1nn1ny. q m ard p. m
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
4 Eastern
Railway.

THos r BROWN .y Receiver.
Trs,ns leave and arrive ds2et foo; es
Columbia street
TIME CARD IN EFFECT DEC =. inA
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THE BARK SHIRLEY.

Va have Gaines dock. at Seattle. for
Ok inlet about May is.
~ frslght and passenger rates apply at
T. Z. CAME. Agent.
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Eggs were quoted At 1915 cents per dozen
today. Dealers are paying 10 cents to PRO-
aucers and jobb.ng Them out on very mar
row margins The supply ID plentiful and
the demand light.
Potatoes are getting very scarce and the
price Is going steadily up.
Oats are commanding high prices now
and there appears to be no limit TO the
price to be reached Efforts were made
by Baifour, Guthrie Co. last week To
obtain 400 sacks for shipment 20 Africa.
hut they have not succeeded. All other
grains have gone up proportionately.
Canned fruits are getting cheaper ~
sprthg advances
Quotations on some brands OF canned
meats have been lowered
Eilensburg and washingson creamery
butter has fallen I cent per pound. CALI
fornia cheese II also lower.
In vegetables. sweet potatoes are
cleaned out OF the market. Hothouse to-
matoes have fallen from IS cents to Is
ceuts per pound.
Peas are quoted At cents per pound.
The market Is pretty well cleaned up On
bananas.
White nEs are cent lower per pound.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
- Csrd In Effect Juns L -

I. -. Everett and Whatcem rOute-
"a Washfngton leaves Seattle daylv.
1n1ufday. at 10 .. m.
~ md La Conner roufe-RotYhaven
- 1ssftls daily. except Sunday. at .
4 rnns. Main IA. Yesiss dock.
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