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In. Board of Trade.

Chicago. March g Wheat Was only mod
era1eiy active today. and kept within a
HarroR range. bur averaged slightly bet
ter thaa Il closed Saturday. NOtwith-
standing the I'D decline on Saturday L.iy-
erpooi Opened This morning "a advance.
This uaexp -rte3 strength abroad In the
face Of our rec-st break was something
- surprise. and started sone covering
by shorts and more disposition to buy for
lrs esf rnenr and there Was some Eastern
Improvement. The receipts in the North
vest we're also a strengthening factor.
they being nearly lia cars less than the
same day last week and little smaller
thar year ago. Bu: some OF the Do
veiopnents which followed we're less en-
eouraciag this year This was especially
the case with the worlds shipments. which
were officially repo-fei al nearly 9 81. esl
bushels on this fns early buyers com
rsiencet 20 lei 20. and tn=s~ was a quick
drop Of over half a cent But private
cables did not agree With II bard Of
Grade figures. claiming that the amount
was filly 2er5 ~ too large THIS caused
some reaction. ard al the loss vas rerov-
s-rf1 Ths vtSfoie supply showed de-
rr-as@ 81 go 81. hut. as y includes The
iass u - pa bushels a. Minneapolis last
week. the actual decrease n IN. more
u1eni x@s only aaout +l5-.si bushels
acan - faa h'iEs~iS a week ago ard
IA 0ssi lslsheis the same week last year
Tai- Sas no; a. al. encouraging to buy
e-s. AMI p-lces weakened sorssw hat IN con-
So verge
Corn Mas erupha tscally duh and tiacius-
tons narrow
os,s we're fairly active. Some weakness
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. March e.-Arrived-Bk
Fresno Port Gamble. schr Marion, Gray 5
harbor; schr Eliza Miller, Coos bay: Arago,
Coos bay. Costa Rica. Departure bay: schr
Melancthon, Gray's harbor; schr Fanny
Adele Columbia river schr Ottilie Fjord.
Gray's harbor. schr Western Home. Coos
bay: schr Prosper CoqGille river. Departed
Queen. Astoria
Freigh;s-Hawaian Isles. e,0Z7 tons, red
wood hence and pine from Puget sound for
Sydney, prior 70 arrival S2s sd.
Port TOWNSEND. March a.-SpeciaL-Ar-
rived-Sh Glory of the Seas. from San
Francisco for Nanaimo: sh Eiwell. San
Francisco for Nanaimo: schooner Joe
Russ. San Diego for Port Gamble: schooner
C. S. Holmes San Pedro for Port Biakeley.
bktn Willie r. Hume. San Francisco Tor
Port Blakeley. Br sh Dunfermhne. from
Yokohama. here for orders. To sail tomor-
row-Schr j. NJ Coiman. lumber. from Ia
coma for San Pedro.
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Rreadstuffs and Grains.

San Francisco. March 9.-Flour-Family
extras. siG4i0. bakers extras. s.. seas 80;
supertlne. 50 S5m3, 10.
Shipping wheat. sl-l0 for No.
and slllA.G1 .l2,s for choice; milling. sl.D
Q1.27ls.
Barley-Feed, fair to good. s7is@7oc;
choice. 7li.c: brewing, seGS5c.
Oats-Mflling 1as9S0c; Surprise. 9oma5c;
fancy feed. sG0S21ac good TO choice, 721a4
77Isc poor to fair, 65q7oc; black. for seed.
65cfts1.i 10. gray. 7oG15c per GENITAL: red, for
seed. ScIsi.o5.
Receipts-Flour, quarter sacks. 9l95:
wheat. centals, $685. barley centals. s,S55:
oats, oregon, centals, $50: beans, sacks.
i.l6T: potatoes sacks. ISIS; onions. sacks.
%; bran. sacks. 4.035. middlings, sacks. 1856;
hay, tons, $50; wine, gallons. SssfD.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Midiiings. sleals.50. bran, 81. sodlz.
Hay-Wheat. $Ssfll.50: wheat and cat. $50
ale 30; oat, S7.5DfilO: alfalfa. s1Ga. barley
s7a9; clover. S6aS; compressed. s7.5edlo.5o
stock, ssGi7 50: straw. 35a6oc per bundle
Potatoes-Sa Salinas Burbanks. 6oIasc, river
Burbanks, S0l35; Oregon Burbanks, ionfoc.
river reds 50sid0c: Early Rose. pI60c. Mer-
ced sweet potatoes. S2I2.25.
Negeta onions, 5Ni .
Oregon onions, 5enS5c; Los Angeles toma-
toes. 81 25df. IS; string beans. SGf12i-c; green
peas. Los Angeles. "a &c; green peas. bay.
4aJc. cabbages. 40fr 50c. garlic, 3l2allc; dried
peppers. l0ul2izc: mushrooms. 5G25c, as
yaragus ease. dried okra. I2lx@ l5c; rhu-
barb 65c@sl. egg plant. l2i.c.
Fruit-Apples. No. l good. secaS .25;
common s0ai 75c; fancy, sl.50di 10; Next
can lines S,sI5 ~. California lemons. com
mon. sal -: do good to choice 81 2of,i 20:
fancy, 81 50; California oranges. seedlings
75cISl Is. do navels 81 5eq27S: bananas.
SlH2 pineappies. S2.5gN5. rersimmon da,es.
81 5oa5.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 1919. sec
onds. loo lie: farcy dairy. l5dI6c. seconds,
lsal7c.
Cheese-Fancy mild new. nGl2c. fair TO
good. 9Gi0c; Eastern, l2al4c.
Eggs-Store. loGl1c. ranch, 1lRi2c.
PouItry-Turkey eobblers. I59iSc turkey
hens, l4Gl5c: ROSTERS. old. 81 s0gi do
Young. 81. 59lT 81. hroilsrs. small. s4ff4 50;
do large. s. 5ngrs n. hens. siI5: ducks.
s. ssrs: geese. Sl2ffi.75: pigeons. old. s20
-. DO young. s2912-50.
Wool.
WooI-Fan. short trashy San joaquin
plains 2aSc; good san joaquin plains. Al
&C.. southern and coast, iQec: mountain
woods. light and free. sN7c. ain
WOODS. defective and heavy. igec-
Hops.
Hops-5@5o per pourd.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Qulet, December, yl07s. May,
3llgis.
7ls,c.
I Corn SC.
Brap-&le
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

British ship Senator. 1876 tons. will load
lumber at Port Biakeley for Valparaiso.
The Norwegian bark Seringa Is now on
the Sound loading lumber for Cork. United
Kingdom.
Hawaiian bark Resale, Capt. Nissen, $50
tons is loading lumber at Port Gamble for
Shanghai.
Nicaraguan bark Bundaieer is chartered
to load lumber at Port Biakeley fof
Shanghai.
Schooner Rapid Transit took go tons of
ccal at the oregon improvement bunkers
for Auacortes yesterday.
Ship Spartan sailed on March for Sc
attic to load coal for the Black Diamond
Coal Company. Of San Francisco.
Earge Ajax. towed by the tug Biz. was
loading with coal at the Oregon Improve
ment bunkers for Tacoma yesterday
Rarkcntine Amelia. Capt. Ward. sailed
from San Francisco March for Port
Rlakeley to load lumber for Honolulu.
British ship Whitiiehurn, which loaded
at the West Seattle elevator for Queens
town, was spoken February %. In ~ de-
grees north - west
british bark Aidergrove arrived at Port
plakeley yesterday and Is foafing iuinber
for Valparaiso. She is chartered by j. L.
Chairman y Co.. OF San Francisco.
Steamer Sksgit Chief brought in car
load of shingles i7e $50, from Buenua yes
terday. They viii be shipped TO council
Bluffs. la. over the Great Northern.
NJ kaitGh. owner OF the schooner tHdf-
Ie1ger, which was damaged in the recent
storm. arrived from san Francisco yester-
daV 10 look after ihe vessels condition.
Schooner Hueneme arrived at Ballard
from Rednnio yesterday. She ~ A newly
b,nIt vessel and this Is about her thru
voyage. She Will load about $4,000 feet or
lumber.
Four-master schooner Ethel Zane. Capt.
Petersen. sailed for Honolulu last night
with s4si G1o feet OF lumber from kerrys
mill She vas lowed ont by the tug }. T..
Boyden.
Steam schooner Jeanne is expected from
Alaska The Jeanne is chartered by me
Arctic on Company. She VIII load with
supplies for the whaling fleet now IN
Alaska waters and take Some machinery
10 H. used IN the cannery at hsriuh
new schooner called the Norman
s,irds was lowed alongside feslsr dock
by the steamer Hattie Hansen YESTERDAY y.
ana her clean solid lines were the oole't
Of much adiliring attention. she y A
t,,rsnty-fiye ton schooner for hshDstt hsfl-
iux and vas built a FosliSbo by the ~eii-
k1purn beat builder Nelson, for Tickle q
S,,rSs fh. Sailmakers WORK on me nes
~.bcTner WAS begun during November "f
last year and the Bnasts shi - rtfpl
frdsy The owners expect 20 nave hF'
rugged i'm time 90 start on a cruise ne ne
later part OF this week. Capt. al week
wlth a mate two sailors ana a cooH' "lA'
compose the crew.
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Docket of the state Land commission.
The docket OF the state land commission
for to-day Is as follows:
BLOCK 90 lots ami 80. LEWIS hlce.
-. Columbia 4 Puget Sound Hallway
Company. Iis, W. IeearyEoiiins Lana
Company. 1871
Block 80. 10, II. Lewis y Rice. IN, va
Ie.ry-ColIlnx Lard Company. lot,
Block -. lot Il. q J. Carr. i.7si. iesls
y. Rice. LIT. VS.. Leary-Coilins Land COM
psuy. lot.
Rlock -. 10, !. q. J. Carr, i1fl. A. l.
Palmer ct al. ITis Mcknight Collins, 30.
ls.vis y Riee. LIS. We. Lesry-Collins Land
Come ~. J cas-
sfock n. 10, y. o J. Carr, i.7si. Lexis
y Rice. izss Mcknight Company. Is@'S.
- Is-ary-C Collins Lard Company. los
Block n. lots u TO Is. seattle Montana
Railway Company. iSss, Estate ~ n l..
Yesier. -. Va. I.sary Collins Land Com
pany liza
BLOCK Z77. lots y. n. =. Seattle & Mon
lana Railway Company. lie. Frye-Brthn
Company. 49, Va. LeAFy-coiiins Lana
Company. list
BLOCK 20, lets Is. IL. .. Seattle & Mon
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No Trouble

r. furnish Information about splendid se--
-. ,rssr.d via The North Western Line
-, sst,n.apolls and St. Paul 10 Aiiwan
~" - C.hicago-it's a pleasure. IL
-, caa,etr plate trip East. please
drop nns TO y w. Parker.
p,,se, sound Agent. Seattle. ana re.
-. f,t,,s-rated folder. free, with detailed
1870, about The three superb trains
,.',,e Minneapolis and 81. Paul every day
* together with any special In
- you may desire. Your home
w. viii sell you tickets via this nrst-
- ,'re ana reserve you sleeping ezs
-. A. advance. on apDiieation-
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NEw YORK MARKETS.
The STOCK Exchange.

New York, March a-The stock market
today was moderately active. and irregH-
:. rirv characterized THE dealings There
was hardly trace OF commission bust
ness and the diStri button of trade was In
din.ren,. The Industrial shares as a
rrs,4p exCee1e3 the ral~ay list In point
~ activity. American Tobacco hAaS far
in she Head and Acquiring Tor over two
IRIS OF the sxgregate dealings The
s~,ff.rattons a. u Esh.ngfon Iffy respect
d., ne Cuban belliseFency irnbrogiio we're
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
HOTEI, DII.LER.

Ilol
Thomas McCaffrey. Mount Vernon.
N. Murphy, Spokane.
]. g. Quinlan, Wellington.
J. @. Ross, Spokane.
Alex Miller, spokane
r. A. Jensen, Yesler.
W. s. Moore, Black Diamond.
ID. NJ. Stone. NJ. D.. Black Diamond.
Ed Stangar, Snogualmie.
W. II. Siangar. Snoaualmie.
Joseph Ferguson. Arlington
w NJ. Hubert. Snohomish.
c. j. kimball. Mount Vernon
n. Hayes. Snoquaimie.
r. ]. Smith. issaquah.
William Mtnks. Fidaigo..
+. r. Robbins. Port HlakeieT
j. c. Burrows. New Whatcom.
W. ID. Shindler san Francisco.
Mrs. william Jameson, Topeka, Kan.
Miss Fairie Jameson. Topeka. Kan
Il. q. English Mount Vernon.
G A. Chichester. Granite Falls.
r. r Gierin, Maple Valley
A. r. McShane. Snohomish.
William Kennedy, Snohomish.
Thomas Watson. Port tamhie.
Alex wenston. Port Blakeley.
Iau,es Gawne. Port Biakeieys
G ID Siearns. San Francisco.
Mrs. c. ID. Stearns. San f'ranciscos
Alex Birss, Prairie.
N Sutherland. Prairie
cant. J. L. Byron. Whaicom.
HOTEL BUTLER.
I Mcfnnis, Tacoma.
W r. Riley. Seattle.
n Schubener, Port CANINE. a.,
Mrs. william Grifith. Minneapois~
Miss Jennie Buck. st. Paul.
a NJ Woodward. Minneapolis
NJ J. Della Hunt. Chicago.
II Ilpman. San Francisco.
y w Worcester. San ffahcisc".
!. u. Reed. Portland.
n n. BroomeiI. Tacoma ,..
" Hashin, Taysry Opera eoH'panS'
fdw O. sprO~i Tacoma
John Mclean. Tacoma
George Hazard, 1acoina-
l.. X Church. Everett
'Iames cayendish. CITY.
= Gathey, Butte. MONT
y Efss ni,arh. New sofks
" Ro~enthal. Bsiumore-
VI. c. Barrett, Chicago.
a ]. Kohn, New YORK
" r. Jenkins. 81. LOUIS
u. p. Heliker, city. -,
=: y Jones. san Diego, ta.
3 Y. Mitchell. Portland
III. ID. Dietrich. Portland
HoTEI. NORTHERN.
names Grim. Chicago
w T.. Foley, Chicago
: n Arthur. Spokane.
" x Clark sossland. Is =;
- s. riapp, Port ToSnseho-
George II Smith. Oksnogan.
- Mitchell, Victoria
W. Spring. victoria
w Casey. Portland
y. Gleason. CITY.
" n Mixer. Tacoma
= VI P0ssnger. Tacoma.
~ T. Nelick. Portland
- " Beckman. city. ,r
sSY.,,' Ia rl~wetf. Isiewe's. Wash.
psinh y Riewelt. Rieweit. am
ITtiitsrri Pe;eheH. Tacoma
"a Fio-ddar5. Chscago.
= woodruff. Chieaso-
- PursIy. cnirage-
II. BARKER. Nnssccm-
: NJ MeC;affey, Sumas.
xyflliafn p. tsir8. Tacoma ,,&,a,s
Hr 1 =. p. flske and ss NJ tIahiock'
". r .scfarisss :, n "a ,isa,ock
Mrs. ". ". MAO ~ ii'"'
LANES Ross. Tacoma
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Iacnmn Marine New.

Tacoma. March 9.-Special.-Steam col
lier San Renito, Capt. Smith, sailed at
noon today for San Francisco with a
cargo OF $500 tons OF Carbon Hin coal for
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
Steamer Utopia. Capt. o Brien. brought
in large consignment of ore this morn
ing for the Tacoma smelter.
American ship Louis Walsh. Capt Gam
mons finished loading lumber AT the Old
Tacoma mill at L. O'Clock today for Gal
Lao Peru
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- VANCOUVER RoUTE.A TRIP
~ ~aROUGH THE ISLANDS.
tp.,an,a. J. A. OBrien, Master.
- Tacona, Il noon; seattle, Yeslers
49, m, Mondays and Thursdays
ovnseDd. Anacories, Fairhayen.
= Fs~rs.tron. Blaine and Friday harbor.
Ir.ssouser. arriving Vancouver .. n.
blaine. &: fare TO Vancouver. q.
I,astnsr information apply 70 YealsPs
-
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TINE CARD. IN EFFECT Jan I.
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
0TRA GARLAND AND EyANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend Eeah Bay Route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Aon-
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at l2lS
q m for Port townsend. Port yiIiians
OunGsneas, Port Angeles. Port Crescent
0e.tyssurI Pysbf. CLaIlAm Bay and NeaS
Bay: returning arrives Seattle 10 D. "a.
on opposite days. Steamer Eyangel leaves
Yexler dock sor Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays AZ
90 .. m: arrives Seattle alternate days !
D m
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Portland. March 9.-Wheat-Valley. $50
sc: Walla Walla, Coo per bushel.
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LYON THE FLYER"

sEArTLE TO TACo1A
1 s,4pe daily. except sunday
- seI rrtE.yFP FLYER"
daily trips. seatte-TAcomA
80 EYFECT TUESDAY. NAY Z
|631>S TINE CARD.
-. fare. Sc: round trip. 75c.
s1ss Isains-7'S' LIE g n - "a
-.-on.-s.n a m: I. "a Q p -
SUNDAYS:
=. s.s,.le-7 a. IA: II m: 2: n
w .rona-s0 a. m: 40. - p. m
Sss Al Nor.hern Pacific waars T.
"a Commercial dock. loot OF Aa-
. c ,sssmers Flyer and State a
i.Sk:eeton. fare DC.
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was caused early by the offering OF several

was caused early by the Offering OF several
heavy los.
Provisions exhibited some activity. The
opening was strong ard higher. OF the
sr-n live stock market. There was a
good general demand and considerable
buying by packers, and prtces were wei
maintained.
closing Quotations.
wheat-Nsreh. eSTsSe4c: MAY, $685..
Ccrn-Narch. sSssc: July, Ile-
Oa;s-March. 1850: May, sass sSsie.
Pork-Narch, ss.S71s; May. ssSstsGs.SS.
Iarss-Narch. $50. May. Sisias9as Is.
Ros-March. S5.le; May. sS-seaS-&.
Rye--S4c.
Rarleys-SSHSsc.
Fiaxseesi-sSa,c-
Timcthy-S5
Live stock
Cat,l>I.ast weeks advance in prices
started a good many droyes in this eirec-
ION. and foday's receipts were considera-
a,e over the average. There was good
demand. but the liberal run resulted In a
reduction OF loo. Common TO strictly
choice native beef steers were salable at
& sf74 3, stockers and feeders. SSsS-.S;
COWS and he.fers, SSa:s.ie.
uox<-There was no hester run today,
and the week started of with a local
spring demand ard strong prices. common
to choice droves sold at S.seIifsis.
Sheer-There was a good demand. ana
prices ruled steady al SeaNH.se for com
mon: choice sheep. bulk gong acove S--e-
lambs were again In active demand at
sara "A. a few common lots selling as low
as SS5a
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EyERET'r ROUTE. STR GREYHOUND
L..sly. except sunday.
LeAyes E>> -tt SIS A. m. .. m
Leaves Sear.-a II - a IN. and - p. IN.
sunday s-Leaves Seattle $50 y. m:
Raves Everett II a. IN.
rare-SinEie trip. .sc. round trip. 81 Is +:
connects with boats Tor Tacoma and Sno-
ksnish.
Lsnding-Colcman dock. foot OF Marion
srcst
eEAT..isE AND TACOMA NAvIGA-
T1ON COMPANY
Caus Trccr Pres r. W. Goodhue 9cc-
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wHATCoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER BAY CITY

STEAMER BAY CITY.
Leaves City dock foot OF Main street
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at : ..
m for AnacorteS. Fairhayen and What
CON. Returning. leaves Waatcom Sunday.
we1nescay and Friday at s y. IA
Lily Bogsrdus Co.. City Dock. Aren.a
Phone. Main q.
w Fl. ELLIS own.r
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FOR COOKS INLET.

The Al schooner Ella johnson, carrying
freight and passengers. will be dispatched
from Seattle for the head OF Cooks Inlet.
direct. on or about March Is. For further
particulars apply at office, - Roxwell
building. corner Columbia street ana
First avenue. J. A HATFIELD.
Agent
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VoU CAN GET HUDyAN ONLY BY APPLY
~ ing to the HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
HUDfAN cures certain forms Of nervous exhaus-
ton. nervous debility. mental worry meianchsiia.
wasting diseases and Lost Manhood. Hudyan
cures certain forms Of liver and kidney affections.
Circulars aud test monials Of the Great Hudyap
FREE.
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BAN JUAN IsI.ANpA

1rEANER LYDfA ruo,rpAow
Carrying United states mail. Iesves CIR
Sgcx. foot OF Main street. Aonday.
Pc ecnsed.y and Friday At n M TOR
Ssw Whaicom- Returning. leaves NeV
x~natccm Tuesday. Thxrsday and aasur.
TINE CARD. IN EFFECT JAN. 1:
NORM eound-Leaves Seattle q m.
ieaves Por. Towneesd q n: leaves m
3ny hAroor 1880 a. m: leaves Eocna
nafoor HIS D. m. arrives At New Whas-
south boond-Leaves New Whascon Z q
-; leaves Roche Harbor 10 a. m. ieavS
rrtcay Harbor IL a. m; leaves PorS
Townsend p m: arrives ~ Seattle To
=. r. Thompson. manager owner. LIN.
0o9af6us 4 Co. agents. City dock
Telephone Main a
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE

STEAMER DELTA.
Leaves Hsrrington's dock. foot OF Wash
layton street. Tuesday. Thursday and Sat-
erdAy at o'clock a IN for Kingston.
Pert Gambls. Seabeck. Brtanon. Holley,
t~saito. Lilliwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
linton CITY Returns alternate dayA
Pare g Union city 81 round trip. 81 %;
u Seahcck AMI NAY points. Sos round
rp. IS. u TRONTMAN. Master
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VICTORIA ROUTE
~.nsHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.

1870 81. Seattle -. sllArl 3N0pEn
1910 fzPt. Townsend 3sIArlI1a0 m
li1.rlAriIG Victoria ii MlLyl ss00am
egsj's except Sunday.
IS .sa@sr ,TSif sssa f1r,ss, sseo"
.sssfs. and caves from Yesler wharf.
Sstfs- .., -
~ g. q. YERRE9,
xesier Wharf. Seattle.
]. A. NADEAU,
General Agent ". r. X. r.. Seattle.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.

fims Card In Effect June I. isok
Ossttls, Everett: and Whatcom route
State Of Washington leaves Seattle daily.
accept Saturday. at 10 " IT.
battle and La Conner route-Fairhaven
haves Seattle daily. except Saturday. 1t
n, m.
telephone. Main 5B- Yssier Dock.
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MUM
rcET SOUND AND CENTRAL AdERI-
en- sTEAMsHIP COMPANY
MUM
Regular saiIings between Puget
sound and Central American
Ports.
||||l||I
ar LLNE-SKAGIr RIVER ROUTE.
WEEKLY TIME CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
,sssss seattle Monday. March 3. at l2
-snight. Wednesday. March II, at II mid
rght9 Friday. March IL, at IL midnight.
Tsayes Mount Nernon~-W ednesday. Mar h
II 7 a m. Friday. March 10. at a.
: sunday. March -. al a. m. Calling
q Talalip going south Sunday and north
tuesday. Calling at Edmonds. Richmond.
nsnsood. Fir. Skagit City. Mount Vernon
I'd Avon.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
kss.
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend
snd Victoria. at a m Passengers re-
rtirrd on board at : a. M March 3 $. IL
o e y
For Alaska March 4 and Is at . a. nj,
From san Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports at n. H., March 3, 10.
i y. g %
Tickets may be obtained at the office Of
es company at Ocean dock Seattle
J +. TROwDRIDGE, =. s. Supt
GooDA'.b PERKINS 4 co,
General Agents. San Francisco.
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Hops.
Wool
Metals.
flcps-Dull.
Wool-Quiet.

Pig iron-Quiet.
Cppper-Easy.
Leads Steady. exchange. IS iHG3 I21s.
Tin-Easy. straits. si3 esffiS33: plates
dull.
Spelter-Quet: domestic. sion4l5.
Coffee.
CoHee-Optiors closed steady al A net
ADVANCE % foFi55 points; March, si3 Spot
coffee-Rio firm: No. :. ia>c: mild firm.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw quiet, refined quiet.
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Firm. United closed 81 b bid
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the most important general factor bear
ing upon values The dealings for for
eign account were unimportans and the
local market was unrssnonsive to a firrrer
tone for American securities in London
In the forenoon operations almost general
weakness developed. and scnne material
concessions IN prices were reported APP
prehension regarding the safety Of an
overdue vessel belonging to the Pacific
Mail steamship Company. was reflected
in IL per cent decline which wss sub
seGaently fully made up. The apathy
which marked the forenoon speculation
was relieved In the later dealings by
slightly increased activity and an I'm
proved tone. due 10 the belief indicated
by Washington City dispatches that ac-
tion ny the senate on the Cuban question
may be deferred until an impartial consid-
GRAFTON can be had. The declaration Of
the regular dividends on Sugar stock vas
followed by a slight decline. due TO sales
by holders who had expected an extra dis
bursemenf. The gains in the general mar
ket were also substantial. and the pur-
chasing movement carried the list slight
ly above Saturdays final sales The clos
Ing was strong. at the top level Trading
IN railway and miscellaneous bonds was
moderate in volume. and irresularity in
prices was noted. The Northern Pacific
issues were in demand and improved
sharply on the increasing belief that
strong interests are about to take prompt
action toward the rehabilitation of the
property. The sales were 81. $4,000.
Prices OF governments were shaded al
the outset. The transactions aggregated
So. 80.
Money and Exchsngc.
Money on call. easy. at S@t per cent;
last loan. 3i9 per cent; closed, 81 per
cent; prime mercantile paper. SOS per
cent Sterling exchange. steady, with
actual business in bankers bills al 81. So
&ss,. for demand and 81 s7G4SIs. for six
ty days. posted rates. As7i@Ti.S9: com
meroial bills. Sissi.. Bar silver, sslsc: sill
yer certificates. sssIs9c.
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Silver Bars .......sSz DrafIs-Sight Par
Mex Dolls. .55i2sfJ5 Teleg graph ...... Par
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Ysnaay. Wednesday and Friday at Z
N for Edmonds, Everett and Snohom-
n river points. Landing at City dock.
s.sttle Gotng through TO Tacoma Tues
~ and Saturday.
LILLY. BOGhRDUs a co. Inc.
n, Main 81 Owners and Managers.
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rrr SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

No. club. sc: blue stem. SIC; quiet.