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OUT OF THE WASTE.
SUCCESSFUL TEST on Low-0RADn
ORE FROM THE lie RoL.
Mil Makes = Rsturn OF S-S-A
Profitable Means OF Treatment OF
ee.ooo Tons Now on the waste
Dump-Me2as Much to Rosslana
Mines.

New and startling possibilities are
opened TO Trail creak. says the spekeS-
man-Review. The test Of low grade ere
from the La Rel waste dump made Thurs
day at thu o. x. stamp mill gavs rescrfs
beyond the utmost expectations OF tas
owgsrx
Ten tons Of ere was taken at raaeom
from cur waste DUMP" sasd Cox psyson.
"and samples indicated that it carried
value OF SO per tea. This ore was rua
through the mil. and We saved SIS On tae
Plates. or an average OF $40 pr ton
al mining man know that ore that
Will p2t $50 Der ten on the plates when
run through free milling plant Is excep-
uonsily good when large hcdles are avail
aele fer milling. The TreadweH mine in
Alaska. enc q tho great sold producers
OF the world. will not average third that
figure.
We estimate that THIS opens UP profit
able means OF treatment OF ;s.eoo 30 sAss
tens of low grade era now on eur waste
dump." said Col reytaa- IL tho hest
holds good. we can treat this waste ora at
a cost net exceeding 80 par ton. IL viii
also enable Us TO take out and treat large
bodies Of io~ grade ores now Blocked oet
and lat In ths saine because shey would
not stand the cost Of mlaing. freight AMI
smelter treatment
viii the lie Roi suild its own stamp
ning''
1T certainly will II further tests bear
out tha returns from the run made yes-
terday."
Tho returns from this test have been
awaited vita Intense interest. II n wea
known that many Of the mines Of the
Trail oreak dissrict have large bodies be
low grade ores which viii not Pay fer
freight ard treatment at the syuefssrss
Where these ores carry q conrlderAbls
percentage % silica, as Was the o-aSo Mia
tho ten tons tested BY the lie Rot II 10
probable that they viii yield prontahse re-
turns under like treatment OF cogrsa lag
grade ores that are almost entirely rlstnzs
ferrous would net respond 10 tsia treRs.
ment. The geld caught from the lie as3
ore lay n the quartz. and wh~n thls
quarts waa crushed under the stamps the
geld was caught on the anasalxafn plates
When correspondent OF the Spokes-
man-Roview was Ia Rossland last eail the
waste" dump TO which Col pagton re-
fers looked like mountain OF ere. II was
stacked high on the hill, and paths had
been made over IL In innumerabia direc~
tons by the men walking 10 and from tas
sorting house.
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mARfxE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE, March SPECIAL
Sanef-fsktn SkAgll, Capt.. Robinson for
Honolulu.
RE Adele. from fIoqulam Tor san Fran
cisco. March s--SasIea-Schr Charles
III arson. from HoqBism fer Eedondo.
SAN FFsA$CTS5Nl. March arrived
Agarseh AK Z. Z. Cheney from Tacoma
Arrfxla March s-Hr stfnr wellington.
from Ue par are bay; stmr EnaEAla. from
Victoria schr Gem. from Coos bay. saAs4
.far~h s-Stnr CoggiIfe River, for CO.
egfiIEe river. @shr Moro for CcQuille river.
-aIies March 7-Stmr WsAa Walls. f0T
ylcsrrtz ~ Lasl =. Burgess, fer Ia
EET MOUTH March s-A-rive5-Er *
ca sr7rrs castle. from Portland
4NTpErRIs March 4-Argiv>d-Er 81
Cffv q EanEow. from Tacoma.
yfo~esKD Marcia k.-ATrfvse-Bx
sra Tacoma. from Tacoma
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THEY CANNOT HOLD.
Mineral Claims on the south Half of
the Golxfffe.

the tDAttifTs
An impression exists In the minds Of
number Of men that Notwithstanding tho
failure OF congress to open the south half
Of the Coavflle reservation. mineral ioca-
tions made upon the forbidden grornd
would hold al law.
THAT belief II erroneous" said an at
torney who has made a speciality Of min
Ing law. to Spoieeman-Review reporter.
The supreme court OF the United States
has decided that mining claims can not
be taken upon an Indian reservation 20
long rz II Is out OF tho pubic Jonah. At
the time of the rush upon the Sioux reser-
walton. In the Black hills thIs contention
was raised and the supreme eoGrt decided
against IT.
Tho impression that claims may ee lo-
Gated upoa tho south ha'f Sosms 70 have
arisen from the fact that the courts s1s-
tanned locations made on the north half
prior TO the executive proclamation &C.
clsrirg the reservation opsn.
"fsut that vas an altogether different
case" said the Spokesman Reviews fnfor-
rnaat. Under the language X he act pro-
vfding for the opening OF the seseryation.
* WAS held that the reservation was opened
10 mineral location from the date Of tbs
enactment Of the law. No law has passed
for the opening of the south has.
I'm my Judgment. congress ~il not as
Senator Wilson's amendment. II VIII not
as emit 10 an act which would turn hun
6reds of miners among the Indians on
the reservation until adequate provisions
has been made for the Indianr Si1ca WAS
done IN the Black riffs and Colorado.
and led TO the Sioux and Ute Indian wars.
The recollection Of these wars IL stil ia
the minds Of public men. ard any sror,
70 open the reservation TO mineral boca-
ton which does not make suitabis pro-
vision for the indians will De resisted by
Eastern sentiment. ard especially by 50
ciettes oraanized 10 uphold ire rights OF
the Indians.
at the same tine I should Ike 70 scs
thts reservation and the Spokane RESET
walton too opened 70 mineral location.
The Indians should - given agricultural
lands In severasty. Possibly the lines %
these reservations might be resaid. AMI
the Indians set apart as a tribe on the
Agricultural area, but / understand thai
would be difficult, for tse reason that the
agricultural and grazing Ii ads ara inter
mingled with the mineral lands. II Is I'm
pos<ibls 70 gay whore fainersi will not Ss
found. At orc point on the stage road
across the north half of the rsservsi ton n
ledge has baen discovered In en- Indians
potato patch, ans whsn l was here. min
Is we're az work upon t.
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en-; smyrna ags. ,sGtss; Persian dates.
y zsss...-1 Ir'rcy creamery. $3.50: Sec
onas. .s9I-cs t111y GARY. ise: seco-1ss
s.ssese-rarcv mid. a@v. s6S1cs fair 20
xooss s-~ss-l-c. California cram cae11aT,
Iesa9.le: Young $500 ss1ss,ss. &C.
err la is1-c; Western. .@xA1c-
$3.50 - sS.ne-Lsve turkey COB
r,srs- lses+s: Do hsrs. ls9l+c: roses.srs.
- "a - d. voung. ssss5.ss: sro.lers,
60 $50 ga. s-ofIsrs. large. 81 sss; fry
50 60 =. r3ns. S3s~s&ts ducks. cd, 81. 20
g. Eos yoang, ssesT, geese $50 -: pig
- 0l6 t.. dc. young GO hare.
49,. rer dozen: r4basss. Sc -. grAy
geese. & 81 white seese, ssc' grant, AS
-, English srs1e. -
cHosfns Quotations.
wheat-Ynscssve; December. 0iFs:
Tssrl@y-rnsetivs; Nay 7.c
Corn-I4arze yelsf " se.sgf c
Hran-Isaiif0TE4a- Slza A-~sV Per fon-
Wool.
vans-Ea4 choice mountain. ss9sc; poor
r,osnsatn 4zfss. san Joaquin PLAINS. sfec:
"a s0rdh ais e4Isc: Northern. fall su-c,
sS~inr. Norfhern. 20 &c: Eastern Oresoa
poor, s97c; DO cao.ee, 800 vs.ssy. cs
xo~. s.ossrxs sa3ec. 80 medium logic. Ne
vaaa. ssse. do extra y.
Hops
5ap~-<ouosabss at sslIic Per pound Cor
fair t. choice and E41zaxc Per pound Tor
fancy. t.,
Mex. aol ...ns. G5Iazl Drafts-sisht -. 70
Silver bars 49,. 81 Telegraph 80 ID
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which are row In r5a6- The wssEuts
were SHIPPED 20 Tsascuvc- BY kecxz arsn
ard were returned with ia 3atv both
ways LETT unpaid As this amounted %
ra1~e than TIE wc-.h oz the w2.Eats. they
were net takez out
A4stle 6euhs Is low entertained - shs
5o~s o. TIE schooner Surprise. Of Astoria.
sas sailed fer Astoria fr1ra kSscAskaa,
november - and since lesysBS the latter
port has not been nearss a. Sc--sa w-.sks
ago = Cers2tcE wGs s.sats1 on Ire north
err NrTEon cc7st- Sszeh a storm was rag
slg LaA& the passing vessel esGka rot geS
csose enough 20 discover ere identity az
yhs carsGHeu crate, out u IS taougat 10
have been the Surprise
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iaEEA.r re- lcwer. Ne res. March. $50.
May, - s-le<sel tzcs czase5 SesS.
6eps-
Wcos-S-aaiy
Petroleum.
Petros@srs-Pennsygv crude. steady:
April. Sic
Metals
soppsr-Stes-y. t1ke bcczers' rrsce.
81 -. exchange. siI-ssF13
Pig iroa-L saa. Southern. sless11s
Northern. sfa5Ss5te -
tra.
Spsiter--FIrm: SeEnassse. sAIoJ4lS
lSead-Sirongs he'd. Brokers price, g IS,
exchange. I.SlslsA
Cores-Cy tsorx closed steady, Neis
points net decline: March, sssss 200; May.
s So Sc; August, sss4sS soc. Spot ccrr@s
Rio. weak: No. /, sszc; invoke, ice. Jco-
elEg, mid, weaE-
sugar-Rax, firm: fair refining sIs-lsc,
centrifugal. - test. 5 s-iSe. reEinea. acslye>
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s,,r,x,e Co.rt D~ossson..

cs, TArprA. March s-spe1ial.-Ths e.s-
nr~rne court today handed down opinions
~ ;ne e. .0wtsS eases.
Consolidated eas.s 81 The Commercial
r. ffoan4 Eank OF Seattle. Respondent, 81.
srftc,rreA johnson 81 a., respondents.
rarsss DOugan - az. appellants: also the
Eeatss 4 Montana Railroad Csora % ~.
rsftfiorsr, r@sp1u1 tent. ve. Thomas John
So = a. respondents. James Douxsn -
A. appeilanta--sr 40 Appeals. one ~ Jot1-
gar which vas reversed ore by Hsos-
terrnau. asTiTasf.
Hubbard q. Wares. appellant, va. I'd
xar1 fiuEgsns Tespondsnt-Psarcs eoua-
~. afzarr1@a.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATOoSH, March s.-4 p. n.-Special--
barometer 2s.75; light rain; wind east, Is
miles Inward. a schooner. at ale p. m !:
tug Wanderer IN Straits.
NEAH BAY March 81 .. nn.--5psciai.
Light rain. c8iTn-
CI4AIsf.AM BAY, AsTch 81 r. II. -Sps-
clal-FIeavy rain: light east wind.
PORT ANGELES March "A p. II
Spec "a .-Ee rcrnetsr, BIS. part cloudy;
wind east. miles.
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The waIla wnila.. r-as.~ag~ra

SAN FRANCISCO. March S-The fos-
loving passerxers left on <he steamer
WsLsA Waasa to-day for Puget sctnd
Sesttie-rrsnx Hynas. Mfss pipaS. MIRA
kelso. Geerse kaitoSs Mrs. Heller sam
Nutuag, d s3tes. Mr& selieck. Jeha
hoser, Mss Case. Mrs. nscwalna. Or.
Burns. J. AShnzn. ". Arms srcng, Mss
Usher. Annie Irving, Thomas irving.
Po-a fcwrsc nG-sSecrx- W Smith. u
Gotta, John Hughes. airs. weSa. Mrs.
OMEN
wife. Miss Cslohuwer
Victoria-D. kiplins. NJ. Grover. Mre.
KlplinS, Miss AoaoEt, A. Allen, Miss Boz
eAr, Csaysr and slfe. J. Mitchell.
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San rRASCrsCO. March s.--coronsr
Hawkins was today permitted By ms Pal
ace hotel mana cement 20 inspect the prop
ertw os John VI. Oakley, tbs Tfttaburg
nroker who died ssscaeniy Of alcoholism =
few days ago. Arnons hss effects was let-
ter q, credit for eig0. subject TO drafts.
A~ain~s which Oakley bad drawn E1s9.
Among hss letters OK lntroduc.ion was ore
to Rev. r. l. HaEssv. naissionery, and -
various ladies' In Yokohama AMI KOBE.
Ianzn- he also carried a passport Issued
90 Oakley, bis wife and minor chflf-
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Hyde Andrews. of Joonis. has heated
three claims on the north fork Of the
Msthow which. according 10 his ssstrna-
ton, are on the most wonderful ledge for
NATION IN the county. he Gays The ledge
10 fully 10 feet vide. wholly exposed the
fun width OF both sidsS Of narrow gusca.
and 100 feet high
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Passengers arriving in 81 Paul from THE
xEexr xhoaE bear IN nina tnat tbs North
western Lsrs has * EfAins aahy g.
tween 81 Paa. aad CAsessS- So A7at -
sf-.st axeus IL selling you gives yon '"Tas
~--rss-Y ~ ext@rn.~ Se e1zTess sSr lay
oxs. az sEz.rion@i sxpanHs-
p " PARKER.
f~s---naresa4 Agent. sas Ffrss Ave. Seattle
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wWATrr~. March t-5pscisi--Ths
T-sfrfcs-a-wssx News - % b. published
here Mondays, Wednesday and frid4ys by
p -. Day ARD sssocfasss
Ths county commissioners have s3Joayn-
81 uzfn April g.
rs. Ianx-rannors5 change - firms On fhs
s;raas NeFtaern oaasf line VII not "a inso
sreef nnfsi rext month
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ga Ta~see Coast Steamship eomp&-
rvss stearnshfg A1-Kt sailing from h>Es
O. Eagea - Tor Dyeg- viii 10 ia juneau
sryra twsaty-foar 20 forty-sixat hours.
vrFsssh w.,I give miners sFnDls tire 70 -
ns5r~ assen 90 slssr outfits al tney pSy
~.zs 20 sss a. ki4s = .2sa
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All classes and all conditions OF men
become puerlie, weak. feeble, especially
II tndulgenceS and excuses are continued
for long The FIRST sign may be called
premature weakness. This IS easily dis
covered. but not so easily remedied. You
can't hit a man with stick and cure
him. No: you must so 70 the true cause
or root of the trouble. and when you have
discovered this, then remove the cause
ard vou cure the individual For this
reason Hudyan Remedy treatment IS
ureparea especially for each and every
ease No one can give you hudyan,
therefore. bat the Hudyan Medical doc
fors Hadysn cures premature weakness,
epernatorrhea. failing manhood ana dis
eases and disabilities OF men.
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nren.i.tur. nna Grains.

SAN FRANCISCO. March S-F9our-
wamiIy extras. ssI5,ls, bakers extras,
81 -.sl4 -. supsrans. Ss18gAA
Wheat Saiu1ing. S. Ssaa Tor No. T. and
s-l~ for ehoire. wg,itrw. si.s11-fl} 8gt.
Tlarsey-Eeed. T0es5i1c. brewing. 50
ST.
sr,.,.s 10 eheice DO. Sf.1EssiSa. pCcE 10 fair
81 0ss51 30. Surprise si.&sSfI 80. graz. &Ll5sS
! ~ 7tack. for feei Ss3s g. DO. for saet .
Nlgs31@. red. tltsxi-s9s milling, 81
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STEAMERS
~o.sT STEAMSHIP co.

<S,c COAST sTE.nsHIr CO.
4hep elegant stea gms-
~ Cazas Pu~bfa and wallis WAL
-. Gts sssle for San Franefsco. va
: lssss go and victoria. y. c, at
- Tgvnsi "a Is. %. E. - Apt = :. "a.
xsr "a. "a =. -. Due ~
"a 49, 49, a n, Mar. 3 =. y. 2 3.
e rfzn..y &. r.. Nay :. :. II II. 2.
A. Lave San Franchise for
Isss victoria. 2. C.. and Port
tssiie "a n. Mar. 2, Z, y. y. z.
ss<ssss II. fs, 2. D. May J. g II Is
& ~ -r,,s az Seattle ? n Mar ; ~.
Lsr AL 4 3 "A. y. "a .. May (
( u - steamers City OF Topeka,
- s.ssss Ai-Kf Lave seattle for
ppr5eS "a, Mar. IS. Dc. =. o. ApL
bssks, Nay {. ., IA. 10. ~. ..
=. Testtle Sar e Apl. !, 5. u,
- NAV i &. Il. Is. r., =, q. June 5.
* .-~.ry reserves right &c change.
. - -. 1.-s~srsis notice, steamers. sailing
tssa1A haurx OF sailing.
- saT rowbgisge. =. s supt, Ocean
ps:f Tst ssoItsnbsrs. TIKI Agt- 60 LIST
s,.,,.s.n. PERKINS = co. Gen Ass...
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Visible Supplies.

TIE vsssale supply o rrst. statement as
txsga@E bv lha New YORK praAuee ex-
change saturday. Nsrcn 8 = az follows.
80
Chs -. se bushes. decrease. g 90.
Ciats-ls ~ 20 bushes. 3eorsa -. tf4 40.
Rvs "a CO.. bushels. 6eZraase 3 AN
Barl~g-1 1tAs. prasasts. decrease, -
aa
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flour. quarter sscks 7s1s. wheat sec
sAis. GS8. oar3sy. cen AS 1sas. beans.
szrks. 81 crtcaE. SACKS - trsn seeks.
a.. rsssaiiaEs. sHeEs. 81 hay. rens g,s.
faveseA SACKS. es- woos. Sales. 81 ht6rs
number. Gs4- SGgcAs4veg. GHsks 81. Wll.
- tlaFs 8 ztm
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TIE os4sxz zza;ionsa rag r. tas weri1 -
thar CT pe1rsars. xA.c2 n12 been "A csc
xs.ce tzs year LIZ
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Financial.


LONDON, March s-SIlver. sid: con-
NEW YORK, March s-The Evening
Pests london financial cahiegram says:
Nothing IS doing in the stock market
pending Greece's definite reply 10 the
pOwerS This az the moment, IS favor
able ss might be gathered from the rise
81 u in consols aud 3he material gains
in All the leading securities. Turkish Sc
curities were especially good. Briefly put.
London has made up It's mind that the
powers want peace. Germany IS sup
posed to be the only power really wish
Ing 70 apply Immediate and excessive
coercion 20 Greece. Japan continues 20
absorb ali the arrivals OF gold other than
FoVeregus. silver Is demorahzed by ia
pans abandonment OF he silver stand
ard Brazils were exceptionally fat, on
finances and further fall in exchange.
The Berlin market was steady
The Parts houFSe was better. the set-
Element having only forced ons failure.
Dreadstufrs and Grain.
LIVERPOOL March s-Whest-Spot,
firm; demand poor: No. : red spring
IS a.: No. hard Manitoba. nothing
quoted. No. l California. s. "a. Futures
opened quiet. witR near and distant po-
near and distant positions Azd lower:
business about equally distributed.
Marrh. ss elsd: May. ~ %; July. g. 44d.
Corn-Spof fTn; American mixed
new. - esd. Futures opened quiet
with near and distant positions guchsnK-
- esd; May. IS sd. Juns Is SD:
Fioar-Firrn: demand posr; s. Louis
fancy winter. So Sd.
Hops.
A. IonSon-Pactac coast g -
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. March s.-The most not
able features og today's 0aske. mere Shs
sudden activity ia the shares OF the ao-
bacco Company N the iI So , ~ 5s,-ss'
sion In other shares after the opening, ana
had fallen = point. But ABOUT csiIVely
hour = strong buying noFsrlent asFs.olsu.
and II quickly regained It's losses rising
o. r,oinfs 10 7ss, The fraction was lost in
= reaction There was report mat the
New Jersey suit 10 snnm the cnaIl OF
the eopnany had been decided IN ths
company's favor. A rumor originated Al
Albany was also in circulation that the
forthcoming report OF tue !. ~
investigation committee Gu not coata -
anythir- rtat would threaten harm 10 the
cofnpany. TX VAS believed by some that
inside interests were giving the shorts
squeeze in return for some successIa al
Efforts recently ITO, TO aepreeaatas, o os $3.50
dealt In which was almost twice the
number OF any other one stock
The general conditions OF an seeHso
favorable for q buoyant market through
out The tone impaired to the opening ny
the London market was distinctly favor,
able. Americans being higher there, ana
there was buying for London aS sss.aS
signs OF depression, due 10 douots as 20
the amount OF protection which would %
accorded 10 refined sugar under ne new
tariff. There was also fall IN the price
OF Sugar itself. The general list respond
ed 10 the influence OF these stocks. though
not ia any marked degree.
The proceedings during part or ths
day were intensely dull, the fluctuations
in values being extremely narrow. Inc
buying OF Tobacco shares impaired
strength to the whole market, so that
the close was strong. and sharp gains
were shown In the railway shares. quit
ness was the ch!es characteristic OF the
bond market but frnness was generally
within narrow fluctuations.
Governments were firm. Silver certih-
Gates were dealt IN at slight concessions
after long neglect.
Money and Exchange.
Money on cali, easy at t@Gii& per cent;
lest loan, IL; closed az Ii5Qil per cent. ;
prime mercantile paper. S94 per cent:
Sterling exchange. strong. with actual
business In hs r-kers' bills at s4s7l. for de-
mand. and Sas54 for sixty days; posted
rates. 81 sSlff $50: commercial bills, Asa1s-
silver certificates, 53SsGEei14c: bar silver,
Go
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rmrSoyAH
- DATyD
ron TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT r. NJ
,.pxr 70 TACOMA. % CENTS.
~Y OF ABERDEEN
"a EXCEPT suNDAD
,,,yrs ron TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 80 A ~.
FARE TO TACOMA. 3 CENTS
Main. CITY DOCK. Agent
s~.vr I. WILEY. Manager.
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CARIBOU 0|d k(N)|ENAy
Mining Districts.
Direct connection without delay every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. DaEy
tourist ears TO ST. Paul and every We'd
nesday and Sunday TO Boston and Toren-
xugFAarss
CASADIiS-AUSTRiIIN LINZ,
Special "Trip Round the ro
World. ........... apOOO

r. NJ. 3. "Aorangl' intended to leave
London. March II. 1897. via Tenerlfie Caos
Town. Melbourne, sydney. New aealand.
FIJI. Hawaii and Vancouver, tickets good
IL months.
For rates and other information apply
to E w. MGINNIS.
Freight and Pes Agent. 60 First Ave,
Or 10 GEO. NIL BROWN,
Dist. Pass. Agt.. Vancouver. 3. c.
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- ~ THE GREYHOUND.

60 on THE GREYHOUND.
rv,,ss,. Edmones: snohomisa . sou;s.
-, New ID ISIS Leaves Seattle Is
+ tAe- "a n leaves Everett 10 a. m.
D. seattle landing. Coiman dock !:
fading. Merchants dock Con-
tssrs. 80 a. Flyer for Tacoma. with
fss vrtsao for snohomish; with train
z vssts cristo and way stations Tels-
tsh;r rANK w. GooDHUE. Manager.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
no. 1 club. soc: blue stem. size; firm
PORTLAND WHEAT gARKET.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

PORTLAND, March s--wh -walia
WaIla. slQS2e: valley. s2Qs9c per bushel.
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T-our-Es-cs ipts. @f0a. sxp0rts. T8ss5
bssshs,ss ousaE and easier. w8th sh~ h-eax
"a wheAt. SausEsrE a9lr. qulst. re -four.
nlHgs ACTIVE
wheat.
Wheat Aesspss 6sa. exports. IIN0
bushes Ne / harA ETiac- Cpt.ous opened
weak EEGsr ~ ass GTlzE 4@u-cpaA2 POI -szsl
a8ws a. szEzar cases, r8Z8e4 on eov&s-
AZ Gnd bad erxp Essrs b.. zee zn&S1y
wax owsng - osAFtsz farm reserve So
s1zz&.xz aa3 SaxsSs44 gl.o@--ls. e41Ses1-
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r0gT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
sS r<GT0N ROUTE
STEAMER MARY r.. PERLrY
,..sss Galbraith dock foot OF Washing
- ,s,ss, for South Beach. Sylvan Grove.
= Wrhs. Bremerton. United States Dry
nes Charleston. Sidney. Tracyton. Chi
= strerGals, a. p m. Saturday. pm
sssssv >. m returning. leaves Silver
~. Al s.c a m. Telephone. Red 1871
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.,er ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
rs"' fNGTOS ROUTE.
gTEAMER A. 2. ROBINSON.
yr,. Orchard and Port Washington
~ caves City dock. foot OF Nan
49, a. n, calling AZ South Beach,
sss.g Brick Yard. Brsmerton. u. ..
a. Ysrs sidney. Charleston. Tracyton.
as ssivsrdale. Leaves Port Orchard
sssx station az 2 ,. NJ arrives Seattle
80 "a e. -. Robinson, master. Lilly.
r.r.raas 4 Co.. agents. Telephone. Main
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Sugar-Rax, firm: fair refining, $3.50,
centrifugal. - test. s s-ise. reanea. acslye-