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FinanaIa'.
Silver Bars .. SIS Drafts~sight . Par
Mex. DORIS 55isa95 Telegraph :. Par
NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York Feb. 2s-The volume Of bush
ness in stocks today about doubled Thurs
days record the total footing up 4i0Ga
shares. against zi2.Va yesterday. Decided
weakness cha "a cterized Tire trading during
the greater part Of the day. and a times
the market took on a ragged appearance.
Wholesale liquidation vas noted. and there
was also vigorous pounding by the old-time
bear leader and his following. The selling
movement received It's chief original Inn
pstus from Washington City, ard a leading
house having wire connections with that
city threw over large lots on the leading
Rroa dway commission houses. putting out
A. eco 10 - 90 shares ~ St0ckS for both
accounts including Sugar. st Paul CHI
eago Gas and Tennessee Coal The hrsi-
mentioned stock figured FOR nearly one
quarter OF the large aggregate ~ tFarsac~
lions and scored decline on the day of
81 per cent The extreme decline was
per cent. and The closing shows a Joss, as
compared with yesterdays final figures.
Of "a per cent. The greater part Of the
selling waS for the account Of the inside
pool which nas for several weeks past been
active In advancing the stock The market
opened strong and higher. fH sympathy
wlth advancing London quotations. and by
liberal foreign purchases The gains at the
oatsef extended 10 IL Per cent. on the ae~
tive list. Tire upward movement soon cuI~
Ha3HAReas anu 0sf5fN@stDa StAVCtta4ffA Gft3 Tefi-
tlnued WITHOUT Interruption until the last
fifteen minutes Of business. Northern Pa
cfflc shares common and preferred, made
display % strength Al one time. IN marked
contrast 20 the other shares. ard rose = and
Z per cent. respectively. The selling move
faent was in full force in the more prGrni~
rent shares around 80 Among the i'm
nortsnE losses we're pscine Mall ~. and
Northwestern ~ ner cent 4 brisk cover
fng movement occurred about As. IN which
reccveries we're made y Is IN LeatSar pre-
ferTed, Sugar Is. ard Pacific Mai J. Tas
market closE4 strong iu tone. bgt with
heavy ret 10 - IN many shares. The mar
k&t for every kind ~ bonss exhibited an
improvtng tendency IN the early session.
under tie leadership % the Northern f.s-
elfc. whlca wss hslpe1 ~ rumors notea
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Nottingham Ray Nems.

Whaeeon. Feb. Is Special ~ Tx County
Treasurer Norris AfeCarty Is about to
leave with his family fer North Carolina 80
reside
". r. Dunn has been appointed ne
eeiyer Of the First National and Columhis
National banks in place Of George =.
blanchard.
The general land Office reports that theirs
com county, Most OF Ii, II Is perhaps
needless 20 say. is rough and remote.
The old bark C;ermanis, now faalinS
lumber al the Relhngham Bay Improves
nent Company's mill, brought 60 The hay
the FIRST steel rails and locomotive used
on a railroad Ia this county, She Was built
in iSae, and is said 10 be one at the fastest
sailing vessels On this coast. even nov.
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port 'ro1vn.enI News.

Port Townsend. Feb. s-SneciaI.-The
citizens Of this place are very much Inter-
esied In the passage OF senator Sauires
Notifications bill. and fleid a mass meeting
last night, at which resolutions were adopt
ed inGorsing Senator Sauire's work and
urging 10 slill further Seal toward tbs final
passage OF his bill.
There will be a Jury term Of the supc-
rior court Of this county on March i6. tho
jury for which Is 20 be drawn tomorrow.
The calendar Is 10 he arranged on Sattlr-
day, Manu- !.
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BUTTER.

yancn ard Dairy Butter very ecAree Shl
...fr..9n~ good nFsaes. sAip 20 vs.. We pay
essa or arrivals.
40 COMMISSION.
JOHN q. AGE.S. szs-A-- Western afen-s.
eot.sr Msrlen street.
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with arna tendency. Investment stecss
Were very strong Americans have hees
goost- Baltimore 4 Ohio waS oppressed hw
ne public statements. hat closed above
TIE lowest. on private sayfces that sn is
sue 81 preference shares haa been rrsetg-
caliy arranged. Finally Asnericans closed
nat. The Berlin market was quiet. Parts
oeeae1 unchanged. hu< closed steady IA
rrFn-
Breadstuffs and Grains.
liverpool Feb. Wheat--Spot steady:
demand moferases No. red winter. Is 81:
Ne. red spring. stocks exhausteas No. 4
aara Manitoba. S g1td. No. California.
= ~ Futures closed frna. aessa higher.
fenFnaTN, - Sis March. IS sad. April.
g sAsd' May and June S sad: July. s. "a.
CoTil-spe, steady; American mixed.
new, IS. Futures closed steady and un-
ohanged: February. IS: March. s. i.,l.
April Is sd: May, IS ND; June and JAY.
* 13d.
Fiaar-steady- demand fair. freely sup
Piled 81. Louis fancy winter. IS 81.
Hops
Hors-At London. Pacific coast. &C.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT R0IIs-No-
tice % assessment roll 81 local improve
ruent district No IT. for the improve
rert % EaEf Columbia street from
Broadway 70 the east Ire % WaIla Wanz
addition. under ordinance No 4.g7s. ara
hearing thereon.
Notice II hereby given that assessment
roll o. local Improvement district No. 1T
for the Improvement Of East Columbia
etrset from Broadway 70 the east line OF
HaIia Wallz addition under ordinance No.
4.9Tk. has been reported BY the board Of
public works 10 the city council OF the city
az Seattle and Is now on file fn the Office
OF the city clerk and the same IL now open
for public inspec ton at said Office. ana
~tH remain open for Inspection until Mon
day. the 18th day Of March. fse-s. at S
O'Clock D. ns.. and all persons interested are
hereby required 10 appear before the city
council w joint session. 20 be held in the
council chambers OF the house Of delegates
fn the city hall On Monday. the isfh day OF
March, ISIS. a. : o'clock p m and make
objections thereto.
At said time 50 fixed the council will con-
slider any and All objections made. and VIII
make such corrections in said roll as IL
deems Just. and Will then deduct the
amount OF such cost assessed against street
crossings (which shall be paid from the
general road fund Of the city,. ard viii
then ~ ordinance approve such roll and
levy and assess the amounts thereof
against each parcel and lot Of land shown
thereon. Said matter may BE- adjourned 10
a later date Il 50 ordered by the city coun-
Gil. X. r. STEWART.
City Clerk Of the City o. Seattle.
Date of first publication. February p.
ysoS.
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The Board OF Trade.


Chicago. Feb 2S-wheat opened remark
ably strong. considering that the closing
firmness yesterday was mostly due 10 aa-
prehens.on regarding the predicted cold
wave. which failed TO mstsrialize Most 81
the opening advances came from the aN~
peeted strength displayed BY the Liverpool
cables which came kGAd higher and
rather unset calculations The undeFeur-
rent Of the trade was bulllsh and required
encouragement from abroad 20 give u az
gresxlye courage. and this II got 10 meas
ure There were also sons bad crop DAM
age reports IN circulation. ana estimates
OF a liberal decrease IN the visible supply,
Minneapolis wiring that the decrease there
would be only about sn,ea bushels. The
shorts were quick TO take alarm and there
was generous covering. and, as the selling
was cautious and restricted, prices grad
uaIlg moved upward. A good heal Or long
wheat which has recently been bahidatei
was brought back, and there was ccnsid-
cradle fresh investment buying The price
was weH maintained az the advance, and
the shorts had evidently here such ses-
sion as 70 make them keep their hands
even With the temptation 81 an advance
OF / cent per pushed dangling before them
Corn WAS quiet hat firm.
Provisions we're very weak ~ the offn-
ing. ard a sail further loss was soon nated
from the number 81 stop-soss orders which
~.
OF the early loss was regaincd.
closing QUO tion~.
wheat-FehrIsry s5ssc MAY, STAG.
Corn February. $40. May, mac.
GATE February ese May, 2lhe.
Probationary. s. f7i9, May. s. ga.
Lard February. o. 22las May. 1.8la2.
Ribs February, 81 szl2 May, s--es
Rya-fsr
BaTiey-z79s7e.
Flaxseeei-ssc
Tfmethy-2 20.
Live stosg-
Cattis-Prices showed no PARTICULAR
change today although choice lots were
scarce and stronger. The general demand
uaS fair Steers we're Sold At 81 20 - TOT
common 10 prime. the bulk Of TIE tFansac-
tons being al 81 s8q4is. beNt calves. ssza.
Fiegs-Ths general market was 3 lower
tsxiav. receipts rather overFgimning ths s@-
Inmates but there was fair trading The
DAYS sales we're at en- extreme range OF
81 ssfIs the bulk going At - ss4As -, Eood
packing hogs sell largely AZ So sasf8 rs
sheep-There was fair trade. and lover
prices prevailed Sheep. s. isAf4 - fsotn
natives and Westerns going largely ~ "
as -. yearIiBes sell al 81 essf3 -, and com
mon 10 ehosce lambs are IN fair DEMAND AZ
s. ssss4 3d. the buik selling at ~ ana nP~a - T.
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HOOD 49, RoUTE
STEAMER DELTA

r~ax.. Harrington aock. foot Of wash.
-. street. Iaesasy. Thursday ana So.
ardsy At ! e'eso.ss = z. ,i les hinsssoa.
rs..sfo- Lliii~zap Fails. Hoodkpart az;
,sw..~ ssfv Returns sltsruAie azyx
SaTs q CnGaH. CITY. 81 ressFla Trip. s. 70.
seez.k and way points 80 -
80. - T.. TRoi TMA$, MAst~r
{. L. Berry. Agsa~
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Live stosg.
FoKEIGs MARKgTs.

London. FEB. 3 AsIlver. siisa. Consols'
ifa i11s
New YORK F~h Zs.-Tha Evening FssEk
london financial eatgegram says. the
stock markets were irregular today but
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, Feb. 2S.-Wheat-Vahey ga
CSC; Walla waila. 5sz60c per bushel.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

p.spa;cA steamers frcm Seattle "a fol-
iGws.
Per San Francisco. Via Port Towrsa-s
ard Victoria. at g. N. lpzssenxsrs r.
c.tvec on board st : a nlD February . 4
L. L. - y,
ror A1aska-FearuaFy ard Il atsa
Pom san Frsnctsco for victoria s-a
PUGET SQUAD ports AZ a. n, FEBRUARY i
:. n. -. -. -
Tickets may he obtained at TIE eface %
TIA company az Ocean oack. Seattle
J r TR0wBRfnSE. p. s Sur.
GOODAILA PERKINS 4 CO.
Genera Agenls SAn FrAncisen
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FIT on THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Fcur -osarsd trips dasiv. except SuloAy.
n ere hesrr aa1 tIsrty-aye 1lnuteA
T4E STEAMER EtfEH
Rsxasar daily trips. S>akIe-I econa
TAXING EFFFrT TUESDAY. MAY
TINE CARD.
Single fare Soc round TIP.
Lave Sesffle-7s<s: u-5 = N-s az. va
3. n
Leave Tacona-s.D 4 y i. s-Ss. p n
sUNDASss
Leave Tarcra-s.N q 10: ?. =
Landing a. Northern Faeihe snarI L.
cora and Commercial dock. focf OF ma
gior street Seattle.
Sundays, steamers Flyer and State o.
Wasktrxsr~ szva -
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srFAMER RnsAIIl

STEAMER RCsALIE.
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend oaiiy, except Sunday, at
30 a m. returning. leaves Victoria a. }
"a m. steamer George r. starr raves Tor
Port Townsend and way polntS daily. ex-
cept Saturday, al p. m. sunday, direct
as a m returning direct leaves porf
Townsend at ,. m Phone. Pike -
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ss1ek :. N, AMI ar persons Interested ara
..eE-&< required 70 appear before fAe CRY
tosnrsl y toirt session. % b. he'd r TIE
so1kacza Chambers os tae house Ct 6@seGases
= ne city naa on Monday. IRE fkfa 1zy II
tons thereto
Al Szi1 tine 80 fixed the council wfii cor
tassg any and al cDtecsg0ns made. arr will
H1ske sz1e1 corrtc ttoas n said roll as e
amount % such cost asse@s@1 against street
CROSSINGS (which shall y. paid from the
general road fund 81 the city. ard vfH
levy ard assess TIE amounts thereof
against each parcel and iot e1 and shown
u said roll ard declare the same = Hsn
fhsreon. Said matter may b< adjourned to
= later date II 80 ordered ~ tire city coun-
csL r. r. STEWART
City Clerk Of the CRY Of Seattle
Date OF tTsf publication. February -
ffs
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Breadstufrs and Grains.

San Francisco, Feb. 2S.--Fiour-Family
extras. s4di 10: bakers extras, SS.AsS.$9;
superfine. s.. s5s5s 10 per barrel.
Wheat-iMiliing wheat. 81 -25sti.So per cen
tai
Bariey-Feed, fair to good, zoe; choice,
72l9e; brewing. s0as5c-
0ats-Miiling, 75ds0c perennial; Surprise
a0fI CSC; fancy feed, 7li2GlS0c: good 10 choice,
704Tse: poor 10 fair 606I65c. black. for
seed -s5c6sl 10. gray. s9tsd7ac per GENITAL;
red. for seed. s5cgsios.
Receipts Flour. quarter sacks, il5,sSl,
wheat. centals, 81. Cos. harley, centals, IS
7as. oats 275, Oregon. 400; beans, sacks,
log. corn, centais. Nebraska, $40; potatoes,
ass: onions, sacks, si4 Nevada. 20; bran,
sacks. 9s3. middlings, sacks. 245; hay, tons.
AS: straw tons, "a hops, bales, D. wool,
bales, 50. wine. gallons i2isoo; hides, num-
be. llsi; quicksilver, TASKS, los.
Wool
wool-Fall short, trashy San Joaquin
plains, 395o; good San Joaquin plains,
4GGc; southern and coast. 4lfse: mountain
woods light and free, sQ7c. do, defective
and heavy. soc. Humboldt and Mendo-
elmo. S09c.
Hops.
Hops-345c per pound.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Steady; December, s1.liA. May.
81 isls
Barley Steady, May, 74ae.
corn-S2iac.
Bran-SiZ0.
FiuanaIs'.
Silver Bars ...,. IS Drafts-sight ....P Par
Mex. poirs 6asa9t55 Telegraph :. -. Par
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL NORTHERN.
Fred =. kellogg, Ballard,
Louis Rothschiid Port Townsend
II. W. Jennings. For, Townsend.
q. w BIRD. Tacoma.
|, J. Page, san Francisco.
". H. Mixer, Tacoma.
9. II, Baker. Spokane;
T.. w. Naile Portland.
II. n. Belt, spokane.
q. III. Sehonnmaker, Port TOWNSEND.
q. F. Gallagher, Albuquerque n NJ
John Morrison. albuquerque, y. NJ.
Herman Reid Renton. 80
II. r. Phinny. hAniltedi. WASH
NJ IT. Evans, Tacoma
g. a., Beckwith, Tacoma.
A. Greenberg, New Whatcom
Mira A. GreenbeFg and child. New
Miss Miss. Hitchcock, Everett.
81. H. H. Learned. Port Townsend
W T. Learned. Port TOWNSEND.
Joseph Steiner, Port Townsend-
george II Jones. Port Townsend.
8 M McGaffey. Sufnas.
f. A. Ayerst. Fairhaven-
John Boyle, city.
T. w Davies. Everett.
Thomas Maioney. pori Angeles
S. r. Williamson, Olympia.
William Petcheli. Tacoma.
A. b. Taylor, Tacoma
Capt. /. Wiley Olympia;
T. B McTuFk. Snnhamlsh.
Phii J. Sullivan, Tacoma
HOTEL BuTLER-
James Hart Auburn.
r. n. Waiting, city.
r. Il. Lord. Anacortes.
A. D. hickey, philadelphia.
y Rosenstein. New YORK.
N. r. snowien, Victoria.
y Walker. New York.
u (ireenshurg. San FRANCISCO.
NJ n cumbaek. San Francisco.
Mrs & n I.ivermore. san Is fsea-
y A efarreii, spokane.
Joseph 3. Jones, SPOKANE.
] Hemingway, chicago. x,,...
James McI.0man S@aheek. WASH.
Il. 4. MeCord. f'airhsyfn.
a p Freeman. ir.. Olympia; g., 49,.
THOMAS III. Thompson and VIE 81 s-Fo'k
Fails sias,e "a n sinclair. Mount vernon,
q VI Candee Lowell. Mass.
n. Il. Thomas Tacoma.
RAINIER-GfsAND.
r. Harwood. san Francisco.
F,Ak sasRl eharas. Phlia8elphia.
i j.. Freedman. Portian9s;
- q Buckley and wife. 1aeoHa.
/ +. Holland. Portland.
w. G.. Kiltz. City.
II Al Boyd. City
T. Off Chicago.
William Giyun. Seattle. .-.t...
..earae y Burton, san tfancAaso.
Aaam - Collins Ean Francesca.
a ~ Towne San ffAnelAe''
n q Bowen. chleaso
r / ronrnv san franelefo~
Johnson Tacoma.
n T. Morse. New s1fN-
+. Mares. LIVERPOOL;
s. M Rogers. Marshall, Ia
N ,. ~ won Rsitimors Md,
" Wasting ana wife. Portland.
A. T.. Adams. Astoria
H. Hanson Chicago.
HOTEL DIIsLER-
q a coleman sumss. Wash.
A. ~ Gum. Index
&, VI Thompson. Index
SbaTle@ Haheoek. Port Gamble.
q + Drake. FaifhaNeu.
III. q Haein. olympia ,.-n
" r Parkinson. Mount Fefiaon'
4 Muller Duckahnsn
W r Conway. bellevue
~ 81 Powell EeiieV1r
II a Powell, BolieEfF
Nra Prank Nelson. EuTlanSt nhs
~ q Sam. shelton
Nstsalt. Mount Vernon.
HaEh Mcmillan, Sne4onaish.
y Neshane. snohornisfi.
r. q. Wilson, ghteaRo'
Hugh fsurFis. shelton.
~ q fsnnrninRM AriiHgt0n-
A s. Crawford Everett
~ lane. Everett
NATIONAL HOTEL
r Peterson. tIlsnwooA. Utah.
i Ridges Salt Lake. ttah. Yrt.S
James c. Jorsen,so9.n. 800, i@sshi f.tsh.
Charles g. Bartlett Nti@aa'
James Arnold. ltAu
William Smith. SAtsDp.
Tfsiuh Nestor Burlington
IL Il Alexander tolfb' SSH
~ Turner Everett
S.sy,e@ II MCKAY AbeEteen.
- naniin and family We.
yarner NJ eeding. l.aAnInS ,..,..4 syt-,
q Ranareen aHa Flie. t+A>s4ANs
" l. CuTfy. fortiaa1s
(seorge Shewart, foftisilN,
pax Lowe. Helena. Aetit-
.,u,sr mas. spring styles, on sale today.
re-
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FOR COOKS INLET.
STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Seattle April ist.
j. o. HkSTw00D, Lessee.
Room G Bailey Building.
FoR COOKS INLET.

The Al schooner Ella Johnson, carrying
freight aud passengers. will be dispatched
direct. on or about March Is. For further
particulars apply at office. p Roxwen
buiIding corne- Columbia street and
First avenue. J. A. HATFIELD.
Agent
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Tide. at Seattle Hareor Today.

A car load OF Yakima Spiis receiver 70
slay was jobbing at sic. Good BurhAnks
are very plentiful and are lehhins al 49,
as per ton.
About eight eases of dressed poultry
which came i'm this morning from Browns
VILE we're pretty we'll cleaned up by after
noon. The turkeys were very poor, hut
the chickens were good stock. turkeys
are in demand. hat the quality received Is
so inferior as TO find slow sale.
Eggs we're plentiful and in good demand.
Producers We're getting lie per dozen, ana
eggs we're jobbing at lie.
Milling and feed wheat is on the adj
vance A ear load OF No. l club was sold
for milling last week al zoe. Several cars
brongh 6sc. The price of No. | club IN
Spokane, being Soc per bushei. would place
Ii here at 6tisc. and that is about the
average value at which IL is held. EN-
port wheat Is being bought at Gee per
bushel for No. / club and eaAso for blue
stem. IL is strong at that figure.
No feed wheat il Offering. The price
quoted today was S23ffs4 per toa In car lots
Dealers are in many instances selling mill
wheat for feed, as both can he purchased
at about the same figure.
Oats are stationary. They are ioboinS
at sl3dl4 per ton in car lots. Receipts are
rather light.
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FIas gone on the dry dock 10 be renalre.
thorouEhiy. and Wili resume her run al
Saturday.
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CITY FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
northwest &0rner Fifth avenue and Yes
Ter way, SEATTLE, Wash. Male and fe-
male help furnished free OF charge.
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THE VANCOUVER RouTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia j A u Brien, Master.
Leaves Tacoma. l. noon; Seattle, Iesiers
wharf i y. m, Mondays and Thursdays
FOR Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fairhaven.
New Whateom. blaine and Friday haroor.
and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver p m
following day.
Fare 70 Blaine g.: fare 10 Vancouver 81
For further information apply TO Ysslsr's
wharf
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.,r,ar na.~. spring styles, on asis today.
rsmoek. Bennett Go.
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR GREYHOUND
6ssiy, except Sunday.
Leaves E~. cit s.S g. m. p m
T~.xes Sezr~e II - s. m and 80 p m
surdAys-L<Avea Seattle 4.s y. IA:
,savss Everett IL q N.
Tsr-Singie trip. s5c. round trip. s. IS:
rannects with beats for Tacoma and Sno-
Endtnx-Coieran dock. foot OF Marion
SrAT.nE AND TACOMA NAyIGA-
TON COMPANY.
S-,.vs Troru Pres p ". Goodhue. Sec.
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STEAMERS


s~attle and ip~aserc-Neah Bay Route.
sssa-ner Garland leaves Yeslsg dock Mon
daws Wednesdays and Fridays AZ Els
80 Gar Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Durrsress Port Angeles. Port Crescent,
Gs--vsrssrr Pysnt. Ciaiiam Bay and Neah
paw rsrurnins. arrives Seattle s-s9 p IA
% opposite days stesmsr Es.ngsl leaves
MorAavs Wednesdays ard Fridays az
- y m; arrives Seattle alternate days
n n
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wHATcoAt AND SEATTLE ROUTE.

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
Steamer A. X. Robinson, carrying u. s.
mail leaves City dock. foot Of Main street,
at $50 a. m: arrives at Sidney at l0.lk a.
m Arrives at Silverdale at L IN. Leaves
ai.verdale at le.l5 D. m, leaves sidney on
return at p. m. Daily. except Sunday.
Fare, Csc. II n. Robinson, master. Lilly.
Bogardus & Co, agents. Telephone, Main
"a
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

No. i club. Coo; blue stem. salac; strong.
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STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD,
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
a IA Tor E.amuuds, Everett and Snohonl-
!sh river points. Landing a. City dock,
Seattle. Going through 10 Tacoma Tues
day and Saturday.
Lilly, BOGARpUs a. CO, Inc.
Tel. Main 81 Owners and Managers.
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800 or ASSESSMENT ROTG-No-
d aNsessa1 az rai} az ioeai improve
-; 9sstrseg Ne fiK fer ere in1ur,sv tfsssnt
ts@f stuet fraa El3iat street Ed the
t 90 leslpsf afsce street under or
No s 8tf& hrayinw theFpen
IS HftF ElKHI tnat a~srssgnsUt
=. 1851 Improvement district Ne lfa
80 laa5faN eIHsui 81. caller street Ifom
S.. street FEB taf fssB tfue ~ Temper awe
49, aHeef otfInancn No asa has
49, frerel Rs ere boara -
- Nffhs CD t5f rlfy council 81 fhe rtgy
~ $50 ana is feN on ule IA the ofTsce
- 'e FleFA- an3 sae sarne - noN oEea
A. f@~ tiH as zssa office. sNt
81 .s@4H oEea tar Inspection until M1n-
s~s asa Gay ~ March. lS6. 49,
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elsewhere THE gasrs averaged ahoslt per
cent. The dealings we're S.iSSaea
Government lords also Displayed 4 sag
esrx tendency. ard sales of sTT.ets a. slight
concessions were made,
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy at Ss3sta per cent. Lass
loan. ; Per cent, closed ; per cent; prime
mercantile paper 7ssss per cent- Sterling
exchange steady, with actual business in
ard 81 Sstss7& ssa for sixty DAYS; posted
rates. 81 sSss4 sTsa and 81 ssss - ~; ecrnner-
cisi bills, 81 "a. Bar silver. nc. Silver
certificates. sSs.6ssssc.
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L. &B. LrNE-sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE.
WEEKLY TIME CARD.

STFA Mp City OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves seattls-Mondav March ?. az II
midnight. Wednesday, March 4, az u mid
night; Friday, Mareh s, az II midnight.
Leaves Mount NerBon--W edneSday. March
4, al a. m: Friday March 6. al I a, m. :;
sunday March s. al I a. m. Calling at
Tulalip going south Sunday and north
Tuesday. Calling at Edmends, Richmond,
stanwood. Fir. Skagit city, Mount Vernon
and Avon.
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TT Is THE WASTE THAT YOU MUST STOP
l. When you hnd pour nerves becoming weaker
and weaker day hy day, when you ind yeur jar
ring nerves Dc respond 10 the exsencies Of
time or place. IL is thea time for yau To
remedy that viii maze you really strong man.
Hudyan VIII do H. Use the great Hndyan for
Constipation, Nervous Disorders Liver and Kid
neg Troubles, and sAye yourself restored
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