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PRICES STILL GOING DOWN.
and Dun's Reports Not
Very Encouraging.

New York March s.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say: General trade began tho
week relatively less favorably. but with
the change from high winds and extreme
cold, which checked trading. 10 mildsr
weather. increased purchases and brighter
prospects for business appeared.
Iron and steel have had an unsatisfactory
demand, and the prices Of billets and South
ern pig are shaded. There are also reduce
tions in quotations for cotton. print cloths,
petroleum and hides. and for wheat. Indian
corn and oats. Mercantile collections are
generally unsatisfactory. notably AT Chi
cago. where there are more complaints
than for year past Exports OF wheat.
four included as wheat. from both coasts
Of the United States this week amount TO
2,io7.ae bushels. against e.2o6.sn last week
and 8 q. 600 in the first week of March. 1886
Exports of Indian corn are 2.T715.oao this
week. against 3.i5s.eeo bushels last week
and $500 bushels in the corresponding
week year ago.
Business failures throughout the country
number 310 this week against FL last week,
thus maintaining the Improvement shown
for nearly a month. The total in the cor
responding week a year ago was 252; IN the
Ike week In 1884 Ii was 2S3. and in 1893 III.
Bradstreet's Financial Review.
Bradstreets financial review tomorrow
VIII say Speculation has been more or
less unsettled all the week by the action
OF the house and senate on the Cuban reso-
buttons and the fear that acute complica-
tfons between our own and the Spanish
government might result. This supple
mented the effect OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio
receivership though thu latter event fall
ed 20 have the bearish influence upon the
London market that was expected by the
trading element in Wall street. IL is true
the collapse of an important trunk line
has given blow to the growth OF foreign
investment buying or our securities. but IL
has not caused active European selling.
and at the worst the London market re-
mains Indifferent to Americans. The fact
that consols In London are at the highest
prices on record. yielding a little over
per cent, and that English rails and
similar securities are at prices which mean
starvation for the bear investor. seems 10
exercise a powerful influence IN directing
attention TO American obligations of the
better class. even IL for the moment the
buying of them abroad IL spasmodic and
mainly professional London was scarce
~ a factor In our market. while the short
interest formed last week was sufficiently
large to have a sustaining influence In
prices This was evident In spite OF tho
bearish pressure exertet in Burlington a.
Quincy. disappointment at the slow move
n1ent OF corn. and rhe lethsrgic conditions
that ara stIn exhibited in the iron industry
and other important lines of trade.
Bank CIearances.
The following table compiled by Brad
streets, shows the total clearances at the
principal cities and the percentage OF In
crease or decrease. as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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Boston, March s-The Commercial Rul-
letin WI say tomorrow; The week Just
passed y sse least active for years Con-
cess%cns OF price would Be useless There
is simply 10 demand fer wool. Territory
fae has slipped down 20 sic clean. and r.
super rss,iei is now ootsinshle AZ IS cents
clean. Otherwise prices are about as they
were Wool Is not being pressed for sale.
The smart advance OF 10 per cent. az the
Lou3oa auction was caused parity by the
assurances that cur tariff on cloth would
rot be raised. partly by the destruction Ok
sheep by the drouth IN Australia. AS the
English viii not Use our wool. IL has Rad
no effect On the price OF American wools
THE causes OF rtle trouble here are tight
money ard lack Of demand for clothing
and cloths. resulting in the general cur
taiinaent OF production in warsted as well
as WOODEN mills. The sales OF THE week are
81 90 pounds domestic and sssess Pounds
foreign, agains; s$s,5 pounds domestic
and "a 0ea pounds foreign last week and
= "a 30 pounds domestic and Las. go
pounds foreign for the same week last
year J~ae sales 10 date show an Increase
Of 4Iegafs pounds domestic and SSsetsa
pounds foreign from the sales 70 the same
date in 1ss5. The receipts to date show
an increase OF 2 "a bales domestic and zs.-
80 bales foreign.
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wool At Present tAe sales are the sn,sn>
- rerersset for many years ~ tie threa
eaiet markets. only !. Sri go pounds n ths
pSSs week. against sSsSsaa a year az,
ard sSIas9 IA iSaa Tn. domestic hasa@
efs sra SIM somewhat obstinate because
pr'ces abroad have been raised ey -
iooEso1 safes ard IL IL believed that TIA
ssecSs u 6on>extlc wool Seh here awaits
rs transactions are unusually large.
Speculation IN raaaSs0fys has not heerS
Particularly active. nor has ne averages
~ priccs h@ea important. Western re-
ceiNtS ~ wheat were @fff - bushels.
against i,Sss.s@s for she same week Lass
YEAR. having been IN February sssse lee
bushels. against s4gt.s cts last year. Taers
: sih an excess Sxer the movement 80 n
year ago. though ros 81 great as appearet
n February. On tAe other hard. Atlantic
exports again fafl behind those Of LAST
year, ansougting Tor tire week 70 1f&lS "a
bushels, Hour inchHfei. against lSN -
last year. With continuing large receipts.
corn remains Substantially unchanged srs
price.
Failures Tor me week have been IS in
TIE United states. against "a last yean
and s. IN Canada. against 81 last year.
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Breadstuffs and Grains.


San Francisco. March 6.--Flour-Family
extras, s4Sl4l0; bakers extras, sS.so9S.so;
superfine, 81 s5d3.I0 per barrel.
wheat-Shipping wheat, si.l21s per CEN
tai for No. /. and si.l3s4 for choice; milling.
$i.20q1 27ls.
Bariey-Feed, fair TO good. sTikG7oc:
choice. 71AI72ikc: brewing, sods5c.
Oats-MiIling, 75Gs0c per GENITAL; Sur
prise. s0d9Sc; fancy feed. soqs2l1c; good TO
choice, 72iad77iac; poor 10 fair. e5g70c;
black, for seed. 65cas110: gray, 70975c per
GENITAL: red, for seed. s5cQslo5.
Receipts-Flour, quarter sacks. $3.50: do.
Oregon, II 900: do. Washington, 3T36
wheat. centals. SSH; do. Washington. 100;
barley, centals. PATS: oats, Oregon. CEN
tails. LEO: beans. sacks. 1.o35: corn, Ne
braska, centals, i.eo: rye. centals. 1000:
potatoes. sacks, 1875: do, Oregon, $500;
onions. sacks, 1872; do, Oregon, $500: bran,
sacks, 400: rniddlings, sacks. All: hay
tons. 242; straw, tons. 80: wool. bales. 8:
alfalfa, seed. sacks. AZ; wine. gallons. sl,-
90. hides, number. 2s3; quicksilver, TASKS,
sc.
Wool.
wool-Fall. short, trashy San Joaquin
plains. 3I5c: good San Joaquin plains
466c: southern and coast, 416c; mountain
woods light and free, eG7c; do, defective
and heavy. 4a6c.
HOPS
Hops-S95c per pound.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Easy; December. s-l0A; May,
$L12
Ba-ley-Steady; May. zoe.
Corn-S5c.
Bran-sl2
Financial.
Silver Bars 49,. es7s Drafts. Sight. Par
Mex. DoFrs .55i4nss Drafts. Teleg'h. Par
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Uuns- Review OF Trade.
n. C.. Dun a Co.'S weekly review OF trade
viii saw. The Cuban resolutions and the
apuoIutnent OF receivers for the Balfimere
q Ohio were events OF sufficient Importance
20 affect almost any genuine market, sspe-
cfsIly for securities. II, therefore. sugured
either remarkable strength OF CONDITIONS
or an entire wan. Of life ard genuineness
In the market that the prices OF the SHY
most active railroad stocks which averaged
$50 = per share February ]. have never
fallen since that date lower than % nor
risen above so s. per share.
The industries all report a slightly lower
range OF prices. except for iron and steer
products. ard u is noteworthy that waaie
the combinations in structural beams am
wire and cut nails are advancing prices.
the quotation for Bessener pig has fallen
10 81 - at Pittsburg. and Southern No. :
n offered at s. 7s deliverable at Birmiag-
ham, and blliefs have sold at 81 At Pitts
burg. TIE bar combination which raised
prices not long ago finds an increasing part
OF the business absorbed by outside WORKS
The demand for no class OF iron products
fs At this time brisk. but large STRUCTURAL
business Is expected In the spring. ana there
IS stu much hopefulness about railroad or
aers. as earnings continue 10 improve
Prices of wool have declined. according
80 the quotations printed by Coates Bros.
OF Philadelphia, an average OF ~ Per
cent. within the month OF February, pre-
sun1zbly because % ne failure OF the pTo
posed tariff bill, which ircfDtsd S'Sfiss "a
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-. ,,,-r,sh Information about splendid ser
10, 70 or.rsd via The North Western Line
49, sstr,sa POLLS and 81. Paul 20 sfiiwau-
sao "a Chicsgo-ifs pi-esurs. ~
s 90 eoaiernplsts q trip East. please
drop a nne 70 s.,,,'. "a rf1.
Us ,t,,,s,rated folder. free. with detailed
.a,son about the TIRES ssspsrb trains
, ,n.1 Minneapolis and 81 Psai every day
ieaas ssk together with any special in
- yos may desire Your hons
sy.nt win sen you tickets via tnis nrsi-
~1sss line and reserve you nseDi1s e@f
Rails In advances, On sgplieAlss6s
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

Chicago, March s.-Wheat was even
duiler today than IL was yesterday. and
with a sudden falling off in the encourage
ing news which furnished the stimulus yes
terlay there was a further decline In
price The bullish feeling which existed
at the close yesterday had totally disap-
peared by the time of the opening. and in
IFS place sat bearish confidence. The
change was largely a matter OF favorable
weather, partly also OF the depressed con-
dition OF the -four trade TO some extent,
as well as because the export of 5000
bushels OF spring wheat from here. which
was reported yesterday, lost Its influence
when the circumstances OF that transac-
ton were known. The market was steadied
by reports OF a considerable cash bust
ness, the days sales aggregating 1900
bushels. Another factor which impaired
a firmer tone at the decline WAS the pre-
diction OF colder weather for the next
forty-eight hours for the winter wheat
belt. which. following the rains. II was
feared might possibly do some injury 10
growing crops. Exports were fair at S3l,-
90 bushels. OF which 10000 bushels was in
-four. The prospective decrease in the
visible was also productive of some
strength the trade looking for a reduc-
ton OF l,750. 600 bushels. Minneapolis is ex-
pected 10 decrease 10000 bushels. includ-
ing the wheat destroyed by fire last Mon
day, and Duluth, IL was figured, would in
crease $4,000 bushels. net decrease for
the Northwest OF 10000 bushels.
Corn was again heavy and business light.
the bad condition of the country roads
making dealers cautious.
Oats-There was considerable activity
at times. but the feeling was easier
Provisions were almost totally neglect
Ell At the close May pork had declined
i2izc. and lard and ribs sc each.
closing QUO ations.
wheat--March. &c. May. s5a.c.
Corn-March. zshsc; May. 30l.c.
Oats-March. is@sc: May. 207sc
Pork March. 50 80. May. 50 Is
Iard-March. s. q; May. s. 4eg15 42is.
Rihs-March. $ 07is: May, s5l71s.
Rye-3sIsc
Barley-g7d sc.
F'iaxseed-sglxc.
Timothy s3.45
Live STOCK.
Cattle-There was a slow trade. as Is
usual on Friday. Prices were weak and
largely iAc lower. beef cattle averaging %
G25c higher than a week ago Common TO
best native steers sold a s. 31Ts r.: stock
ers and feeders advanced about IeGl5c;
cows and heifsrs. s2.iog310. calves plenty
and active: best lots sold at s. -.
Hcgs-Receipfs today were the largest
s~ce Monday. and trade was again slow.
with prices largely s. lower, common to
prime droves selling at 3T0a4f5. largely
at k46435.
Sheep-Ths local demand has shown a
decided Improvement this week. and de-
spite larger receipts prices have averaged
fsd1sc higher Common 70 choice sheep
sold today al s. s9a2 s.. chiefly above s..
and occasionally A sale is made at s37GGS
80. Lambs are active at s35o1A75. very
few selling below s.
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hard Nanischa. 81 I'D, Ne. I California.
IS SD. Futures closed dail unchanged 70
"a lever. March. IS I'D: April ard Nav.
& I'd. June and July. IS I'D. August.
81 II.
Ccrn-Soct qsiet American MIXED. new
- uad Futures closed steady. May ID
higher. other months unchanged. March
h ID: APRIL $ I'D: Nay. b ND: June.
- rAsa. July. - lsad: August. IS I'D
Ffeur-Ffrn. demand fair: s. Louis
fancy winter. Is 81.
HOPS
Hors--At london. PAcific cast. G.
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Live STOCK.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial

D
ro,so, March s-sHver, 81 s-isd. Con-
soIs iesik
New York. March g--Tne Evening Post
London financial cablezrsn says: The
sdleness IN the stock market continues
There is no business except for necessary
investment The cheapness Of money
strongly favcrs q rise. but on the. ofner
hand tire political situation and present
high prices suggest caution. The result IS
a deadlock. The settlement VIII begin on
Monday. Americans were dull.
The Paris ard Berlin markets were quiet
but weak.
BresdstuHs and Grains.
Liverpool March s-Whess--Ssot eulek.
demand poor; Ne. /. red winter, 6 81 NO.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

New York. March e.-Aside from a new
low record established by Baltimore &
Ohio. the chief points Of interest in today's
stock market were confined 10 fhe va
carries OF the Industrial shares. Tobacco,
by a large majority. exceeded any othar
individual stock in point of activity. The
speculation in the railway list. aside from
Baltimore 4 Ohio, was uuinterestng. The
stock mentioned touched the loves; point
ever reached. 27s per cent. from yes.er-
days final price Subsequently. in the
face of the depression Ia the general list,
the shares developed rallying power. max
ing I'D one~half OF the loss. The assign
ment OF one Of the largest mereantile
firms in the country N its special line
was not credited In the speculation. The
usual Cuban scare news from Washington
City was. however, improved by q show
OF esaruestness on the bear side by the
ira sars but thu losses effected were IN
important The market stiTsned slight
~ around midday. bit thereafter the cell
ing movement again ruled. lrregulari'y
marked the closing. hut final figures re-
corded general fractional losses. The gen.
eral railroad bond market displayed an
easier tendency. The general concessions
vera ss a rule uniFnporfant. however, and
2, soma cases noteworthy gains were es-
taolishsd. particularly in Northern Pacific
scrJn. dividend extended. which rose per
cent. The Tctafae o. D4S117~~- was 'tae"
ne recent averages. The total sales were
SssS ga.
An improved tone was evident IN govern
rnAnts or Increased averages. The sales
rasohfa see $40. and slight fractional
gains were general
Noner and Exchsnge-
Money on call. easy. at s11sfS,s Per cent;
tsst Aoan. pas: closed. ~ prime n1er-
rantrs rso@r, nkGS Sterling exchange.
s-aaSv with actual business an bankers
-, e. - "a q fa- demand ard 81 ga.
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KYERErr ROUTE. sra. oREYnouNp

kyERETT ROUTE, STR. GREYHOUND
i, ely, except sunday.
Leaves Nv. EFT s:&S a. m, =. IN.
Leaves SeasS- II - a. m. and $50 2. m.
Sunday Seattle $50 - N;
kzyes Everett u a m.
Fsse-StnKle trip, G5c: round trip. 81 Is.
reHrects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
AVgssh
lansing dock. foot OF Marion
street
sEArgi.E AND TACOMA NAyIGA-
TON COMPANY.
Cfsuf TraCr pres r w Goodhue Sec.
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vxxcOUyEh ROUTEA TRIP
Sh1 TaHoCoH THE isLASD5.
- isfo1sa J. A u Br1en. Master.
3 r., Mondays and Thursaayu
80 Tgwnsend. Anacorte<. Fntrhzven.
Fssrrors. Blaine and Friday haroor.
Srs,eouvsr, arriving Vancouver p n
$3.50 blaine. G: fare % vsncouver. q.
- ns-snsr Information apply to yssiers
~Sxr
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE

STEAMER DELTA.
leaves EArringtons dock. foot OF Wash
isssoa street. Tuesday. Thursday and Sat-
srrky az o'clock 4 m. for Kingston.
scy; Gamble. Sesheck. Brlnnon. Hoilsy.
ASsasia. IilliwAup Falls. HcodspOrt and
SHtea CITY Returns alternate days
hsrr % lntoa city. S. round trip. $50;
2 Seaheck AMI way points. soc: round
N'n 3sc. n. TROUTMAN. Master
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BUTTER.

Ranch ard Dairy Butter very scarce ana
bringing good prices. Ship TO U.s. We pay
cash on arrival
NO COMMISSION.
JOHN y. AGEN s2as- western avsnsss
csrner AlGr.cn street.
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Time Card In Eject June 1. lisa

SEATTLE. Everett. and whatcom route
esais Of Washington leaves Seattle daily,
except Saturday. at 10 n. IT.
SEATTLE and La Conner route-rairhavsn
ksves Seattle daily. except Saturday. at
- m.
telephone Main rs Yssier Dock
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
iews
FOR San Francisco. via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. m. tpassengers re-
esyed on board at : a. m.) March 3. s. Is,
D. a -
FOR Alaska-March 3. s and is at a. m.
F-om san Francisco for Victoria and
P4get Sound ports at a m, March :. 10.
s. y. 9. -.
Tickets may ~ obtained AZ the once Of
Ns company az Ocean dock Seattle.
T. r. TR0wRRTDCE, p. 8. Supt
GooDAr.L PERKINS q CO,
General Agents San Francisco.
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RANK or BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Paid up capital. s., 60. 90. reserve. sa0o-
~ Head office. 60 Iomn bard street. Lon
Den. Branches. Portland. San Francisco.
seaitle, Victoria. Tacoma New Westmin-
rsr NAnaino. kamiocps. Nelson. VAN
sopret H. {. A general banking and ex-
ehsngS business transacted. Loans made
Bills discounted Commercial credits
Fran,st Deposits rs.ceived on current 40
eant subject to check.
r LEA BARNES. Manager.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, March e.-wheat-Valley. ca
sc; W ALA WalIa, 69c.
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ryos THE FLYER

FIJI o. THE -FLrER-
srATTLE TO TACOMA
-.s@~s sy4r, sally. Except sunday.
80 $50 sssz twenty-five r1t-uteA
y g. - - 80 4 .sksH FLYER
-, ezffy trips. s>sttse-Tacoma
rsss,x.1 rrrrrT TUESDAY. MAY 1
skAt~S TINE CARD.
~s. care &c. rcssn5 srfc. nc.
- f~asfs@-7sg. u.LS a. m: 1-S. I'D
S sUsDtT9.
e..fsfe.-1 a. r. II n. >. H.
49, r~~o-s-ssG a. M. D. IL p. N
@-~ 81 Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
al Commercial deck. foot Of Ma
- tsu steamer. Flyer and STATE %
Gsrksnxscn. fare &c
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FOR COOKS INLET.
STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Seattle April LIST.
J. O. HESTWOoD, lessee,
Recm < Bailey Building.

FORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
I<GIoN kOUTE
slasaer A T. Robinson, carrying Y. 8.
- leaves City dock. foof Of Main street
~ ~ a. m. arrives at sidney at io.is a.
Arrives at SilveEaale at l. ~. Leaves
s.FsrcAle 81 l1 IS y m. leaves sidney on
.Nasn at D N Daily. except Sunday.
sasss &C. = y. Robinson. master. Liliy,
sS<-saas & Co. agents Telephone. Main
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THE MARKET REPORT.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. March 6. lses.
Occasional rain
u. 3. PAGCE. rorecaxter.
q. g DEPARTMENT OF AGRlCLLr
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, March & lSrs
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
4 Eastern
Railway.

THos, r. BROWN. Receivers
Trains leave and arrive depot foot OF
Columbia street
TINE CARD IN EFFECT DEC. - 1854
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srcEr SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
rrAMsHTP CITY OF KINGSTON.

~.,~,~n Tacoma and Victoria. y. C..
.srrII.sl NJ. Tacoma -.IiioIArt S00pm
t<ss~sI.vi p Seattle ~ s3lArl 11Dpnn
ss'gss.sensII.ys TyPt. Townsend ssiArl1z % m
..sssrl srtfie. Victoria 81 AlLvl sooam
800 except Sunday.
go ..sarnsr furnishes frst-ciaes accom-
~s[xsIoas. carrying both freight and pas
Fer rates. etc. Inquire OF
8. @ YERK3.
feGier Wharf. Sea ftta.
= A. NADEAU,
General Agent ~. r. r. r.. Seattle.
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|IIIllI|
vucEr SOUND AND CENTRAL AMERI-
cav sTEAMsHIP COMPANY
II||IIII
SECULAR saiiinxs between Puget
Sound and Central American
|Il||llI
ia LISE-sK. GIT RIVER ROUTE.
WEEKLY TIME CARD.

W EFshIsf TIME IAHD.
frEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
fssxss eeatfie-sf0nday March g. at II
rssIDlxs4t, wednesday. March IL, al y mid
800 Friday, March 49, at IL midnight.
fSaseS Mount Nernou-W ednesday, March
n at a m; Friday. March ls, a. Z a.
= SUNDAY, March Il. at a. m. Calling
& Talalip going south Sunday and north
ru,stay. Calling at Edmonds. Richmond,
Esanw0of. Fir. Skagit City. Mount Vernon
xns Avon.
STEAMER CLAN M'DONALD.
Nruday Wednesday and Friday at
b for Edmonds, Everett and Snohonl-
~ river points Landing NJ City dock.
sfatgie Going through 10 Tacoma Tues
aay ami Saturday.
LILLY, DO(fARDuS A. CO, Inc.
Tel Main 81. Owners and Managers.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. i club. SOC; blue stem. Sy2c. Weak.
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Observations taken al ali stations at
.. m, 18th meridian time g p. m Pacific
t1rne.l
Weather synopsis
The storm a. the mouth Of the Straits -
recezilng or Ming I'D. LiSht rain or snow
has occurred at various points along the
coast section today. The temperature has
risen in California since yesterday. but
has been stationary In Oregon and Wash
fngton The winds have decreased in
force.
GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Observer in Charge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-07
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-07
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