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London Wool sales.

LONDON, Feb. "a poor catalogue was
offered az the wool auction sales today,
WOODS suitable for Americans were very
firm. The number Or bales offered was
l2eS9, OF which loo were Withdrawn.
Sales:
New South Wales. go bales: secured.
Sizd91s ID: greasy. 6A4S1ad.
Queensland, 359S bales; secured, 1ltzdd
Is 2isd: greasy. 4i4ddls I'D.
Victoria, 1eSs bales. secured. 1odGls Pad:
greasy said.
South Australia. 81 bales; greasy. 4qsd
West Australia, LII bales; greasy,
5AG10ikd.
New Zealand. 4f05 bales: secured. IDA
j I'D: greasy. 6iauI0lad.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal 4i4
bales; secured. 1izdGis 81; greasy, 4i2dTlzd
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.



Lssve9 Tacoma. i2 noon: Seattle Yesler
shsrf r. IA. Mondays and Thursaays.
- Port Townsend, AnaCortes. Fairhaxan.
Ssw @Aatcow Bia.Be aud Friday Har-
feTs ard Vancouver. arriving Vancouver
z n. following day.
PARE 70 blsine. g.: fare % Vancouver.
= Fes further Information apply 20 Yes
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RHATcoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

fake steamer Ray CITY for Auacortes.
Faighaven or Whatcam Leaves CONNER
cal deck. Tacoma, p. m, city dock
tseet Main street,. Seattle. p. m. Tues
zheFs and Sat Returning leaves What
sam ,. m; Fajrhaven. SIS 2. m. and
Anaeertes 20 . m, sun. Wednes and
Ut Fares Seattle s. or 81 50 round trip:
Tacoma tLse, OF S. round trip
". II ELLIS.
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GO o. Tur Cprvuot-vn.

Lvereit. Edmonds Snohorlsh Route
I've round trlps daily. except sunday
= eject Nov. 81 i>& Leaves Seattle q
:. n. I = b o.. leaves Everett 20 a m
? n Seattle iau3irs. Calman dock
s.Aefeit landing Merchants dock Con-
sret Wi,h SCR. FLYER for Tacoma. VITA
- MiSaf1 for snchomish. with tratn
- Aahfe CrlStS sHd way stations Tele-
Faanf Rec Nf
FRANk " ooonMUE. ManaEer.
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20 6a.l: No. :. sac: mid 9nist: CorSova-
lss1& 5se.
sugar.
SasaY-Raw steady. fair refizf1x &c:
centrifugal @s-teSt. 5 $50. refined aciet
Petroleum..
Petrcaeu1a-Sgea1y: United closed go
aads pennsylvania crude steady: March,
- hse
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
TNGToN ROUTE.
STEAMER A X. ROBi %SON.

Or Port Orchard and Port Washington
fsets leaves city dock, foot OF Main
erect. $50 a m. calling at South Beach.
Rafchell, Brick Yard Bremerton, u. $.
Navy Yard sidney. Charleston. Tracyt0n,
Calico. slyerdaie Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station at : p. m. arrives Seattle
Nip. N. r. \. Robinson. master. Lilly.
hagafdas 6 Co. agents. Telephone. Main
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Ha-. Your address. cerrsr,.

The city directory for 1897 IL now IA
press. Individuals or firms who have
moved since called on BY the enurnerafor
can have the correction made By calling
or addressing Pogk's Seattle Directory
Company. "a Revival building.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRS GARLAND AND EVAN6fsL.
sesftle and Tow senf <eah BAY route.
gssarner Garland leaves Yesler dock sum
aays Tuesdays and Thursdays a. u.1
! n for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
tsngeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
GsiyshnIg. Pysht Clallam Bay ana Mean
psvs returning arrives At Seattle 3 p. m.
= opposite days Steamer Evangel leaves
Tsslsr dock for Port Townsend. Port An
reiss and Victoria Mondays. Wednesday,
IA Fridays at $40 ,. m. arrives Seattle
f.esnate days a 2.2D D. m.
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PACIFIC NAVTGATIoN co.
Tine Card ia Effect June I. iSs6.

s5ATTLE, EVERETT G wuATCOM
ROUTE
sa,s ~ Washington leaves Seattle daily.
oe-e, Saturday. al l5 r. N.
SEATTLE 4 IA CONNER ROUTE
Fs!Fhsvsu leaves Seattle daily. except
sAsaTtay az 20 r. n
Telephone Main alA Yrs}er dock.
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The Cold Re-erre.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-Today's state
Fnent OF the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. t2l5. 20. :
s4a, gold reserve. sl45 2lf z3g
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yfcToRIA RouTE.
STEAMER RosALrF.

SJEAM MEX toSAislts
Arlington dock leaves for Victoria and
Pert Townsend daily. except Saturday. at
Np ia returning leaves Victoria al Z 80
N Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Tswasend and way ports daily. except
sanaay. at a. m. Sunday. direct. az
. m returning direct. leaves Port
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstuns and Grains.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 5-Flour-Fam-
iiy extras. gs85l5; bakers extras, sL5saf
4.sa6r. superflne. TIo44S5.
Wheat-SpFinE. $40 for No. /. snd 81 Ui4
Tor choice milling. 81. &56Il 50.
Barley--f'eed. fair 10 good. T21e775c
choice, 5Iia6fSlc. brewing N0Slc.
oats-Faney white feed. t155i5G a.:
good 20 choice white feed slf5Gl s.. poor
70 fair. $40 10. Surprise. 1.f5Ni IS; gray.
81 i5li -. black. for feed. s5Cagl 05: black
for seed, S-le8l.&, red. N.lo9lL2o. milling
s. 2<71.45
Produce Receipts.
Fluor. quarter sacks. In do Wash
inEton. ASS. wheat. centals. fs9e. %
Washington. 1ilG harley. centals. 23s0.
oats. ceHtals, 80; do Nevada. 3a. do
Washington. 7,sss5: potatoes. sacks So.
Eastern. S'e; Beans, sacks, I4I bran. sacks
I.cso. uifdliugs. sacks. 100, hay. tons. go
wool, bales go 90 Washington. g, hides
number, loe. wine. gallons. . so
Produce. traits. Etc.
Feed AMI NgtddUngs. 1892 50
per ton; California bran. Sl-Sofs ls' outside
braads. Si2
Hay-WAeat. S9ti: wheat and cat. 81
&i3. Cat $e1N river barley. &5f6 5o. he<t
Barley. s-ef>59 alfalfa. s6T7 G.. clover s.
compressed cat, se87. straw, per bale. s.
Vegetables-Potstoes. Early Rose 7sg
Sc common Salinas Eur5aaks 1880
fancy salinas Rurhauks. So sesfI9. ore
r1n Rurbanks. e}cFsl 70: river Barbarks
5s755c. river reds. i5sls river sweet 20
tstces. SHL-9 Pr Genital Mtree5 sNeet
Tsorasoss. i-ks@5l.Hfs rew potatoes q &c PER
pound. oalons. $l-soffIso cucum bers. 70
Ezl dried pepper f5fsc per pound. dried
os~s. io8l~s1c per pounf earisc, l'a3e
LES Angeles tomatoes. saCslSI per Asox
green peas. s9sc, string beans. s9fec /.
Eresn peppers. So per box. summer
$500. &c. srns..s sfEf " ..~ ~.
so common a@Elsc ps~ box Eastern 30.
a2 per barrel. CranberFies s-r8 pe-
harrel- oayei ora1%e< S5a9-s". seed -nE
oranges, ere. Mexican lines. EEls
csrnmea lemons. S7#t2s- ~0oa 90 rnabce
~ & ssfF1- Fancy do sexes 5s- Hawaiian
bananas s. fe PEI bunch New Orleans as-
e., Pers - dates - PSI pound.
futter-F En~v crca T2ery 1ie9[r. ee--
o~ts. fsT 81. fancy dairy. IsT ITc- seconds
isals-s picked. lte: f,rSln, iaalte.
C'erezt---E' lr-y 1ot5o raw. s1zler. fair 70
Nouag Amerlcs. l10l@-, Eastern. I3s5 So.
Western. t-4 @.sse
-ganr1. 11E1Sc- store 7-asz-
PeaItrv-t&ve Ju~Sey Eo@e.ers. - 1lr-
ers~sev heRs. tss~lS-s veoSteTs. os6 S.. %
7..,rrg Easfs 80 broiiers sraAu. x2E7t. a.
large s sfg5-se, frTers. 81 iasfS. aeas. 81 7fsg
s. tgsks. oli $50 q yaaHs. SA5f1 -.
rer pair. 50 young. 3 -z - per 1oEea
ssssr-s- Efara pag deg e. 1ac gray geese
s. -: rabbits, So - p bite gsess. i5of1sl .
ArAnf. s. So Enslts1 sa1Ye. & -. common
srsne. sif7fss. hcnkers 81
Closing aastntfos<-
wheas-weak; Decsusber. y-ass; Xay.
F5ss.ey-ssea3v. Nay. 7sasc Ala
C'oru-~I.Arsa ysliow 7Sas'1&
xsran-S~aslIeTzlt - as7@
WooL
weol-Fsa easlce raoaatala. ss-si poor
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ALA : X a.
y.etae Cozss Steamship Companys
POPULAR STEAMER AL~kl,
a. x.nIv ~WTtta6. new upper deck cabins
- az ard conuCfs0BS sscond-ciass
s-s..nxsr accomrn oda tlous. will sal from
sssstss reDTuary Sfsl. al IN. Via Ia
e-rs enFaeetluR a. Port Townsend with
s-.r EasIs Wzijs, sailing from san
1890 Fstruary AN. and Will call al
MARY ISLAND.
rTTLAK AFTL.A.
xETcHIKAN.
nf1f'gI.As ISLAND AND JUNEAU.
rsrs 70 Hrangsl: CABIN, u. second
-. fo Juneau. Cabin. SO: second
J r. TROwBRfDGE.
Puget Sound Superintendent.
e.s.t,a office ocean dock. foot Of Main
.srfsf Telephone. Main ~.
Cooaali Perkins & Co, general agents,
saH Francisco.
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TIE SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures SATURDAY. 1897

s,osrs1,s sSSe. Nershsra fan. zesec. sprsrx
rsorrner1. zEsisc; Eastern Oregon. poor.
So - r-hnsep S71Ac. VALLEY Oregon.
rssa-ss a ss.e. do rrsasor1. 100 I2es Nevada.
sgSc. NsTzza. sxEras. &C
Hops
uc~~-cuoss6ss az sSisc Per pound FOR
eaI- Z. cS1sre. ard fizsz4c per pound fer
SArCv.
Financial.
Sfy,s- bars So DraftSSlght - -
Ny solIa-s 5ezs5za@ Telegraph 49,. 81
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. club. Soc; hluestem. size. Firm.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. or. Feb 5-Wheat-
Walla Wal.a. SlaS1c; valley. S30Sfc pe
hushel
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE NEW ENGLAND.

THE NEW ENGLAND.
n. G. smith Tacoma.
III. McElroy, Tacoma.
III. Saunders. Cherry Valley.
James Madison. Port Gamble
c. w. Dempster. Juneau
Il. c. Tiff. Juneau.
A. Nelson, Silverton.
r. A. Gwinn. McMurray
4. Y Council. Dungeness.
q. III. c. Davis. Dnngeness.
l.. Keller. Dungeness.
James Bush. Portland
r. Walsh. Portland.
John Han. Portland.
James Lawson, Los Angeles, Cal.
Paul Howard. Los Angeles. Cal.
s. A. Booth. CITY,
THE STEVENS.
w, s. Howard, Salem. or.
A. w. Mackinzer, Portland
Charles 8. Few. shelton.
r. @. Jordan. Trail, II. G.
n r.. Coleman, Toledo.
Charles HAY, Grand Forks, u. @
X W Perry. U. s. II. 9. &.
c. J. Cochran and wife. Z. S. r. c. 8.
j. L. Martin. Seattle.
D. Ferguson, Vancouver.
n q Million. Mount Vernon.
c. w. Miller, Everett
J. r. Friday Tacoma.
Charles Blandford. Portland.
c. W Race and wife, Tacoma
James Hagan, Snohomish.
Mrs. Harris Everett.
Miss Harris. Everett
A. r. Charlton, Tacoma.
THE DILLER.
James Winter. Hoquiam.
Thomas Jensen stillaguaa.m,lsn:
II r. Mckay. Port Madison
James r, Brahaney, Toit.
John Brown. Tolt-
w Z Parkinson Mount Vernon
A g. Howard, Conway.
Thomas Watson, Port Gamble.
James Meade. Port Gamble.
o. NJ. Johnson. Port Gamble.
W. W. Robinson, Burlington.
IT. Mckay, Pert Gamble.
r. Smith Cherry Valley.
r NJ. Hunt F5lienpburg.
A r. Hill Edmouds
Mrs. A. r. fIili. Edmonds.
Mrs. q s. Pearson. stanwoof.
J r. Cunningham, Portland.
Bert Farrsr, Portland.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
". T. MeIich. Portland or.
@ ~. Springer, Olympia.
A McDougRN. Tacoma
Richard Duciaw. Hilsboro. Or.
A W. Alvey, Tacoma.
Tom David. Tacoma
G. McTeigh. snoh0mish.
Edward Stafford. Stsnwood-
r. Burgess. Chicago.
j. 3. Martin 81. Paul
Albert Kenny. Los Angeles.
A L. Stewart Circle city. Alaska.
-
George Rollins. DanEensSs-
Newton n Pear Tacoma.
Capt. -. W. Troutnan, steamer Delta
MR.. y. " Troutman. steamer Delta
-. K Hiatt. E1geconh.
George IT. smith. Tacoma.
y. J. Cain. Bothel-
r Paul Westminster y. e.
= " Winslow. Tacoma.
r. D. Buyer Tacoma.
John z GARNER san Francisco.
Neil McCiatlura. Grand Forks. ~. ID.
Mrs. Bradshaw. Whatcom-
Alice bradshaw. Whatcom.
HOTEL BUTLER.
Edward Y. Han Tacoma.
a.. r. Ebodes city.
- =. Cham nsTialn. Spokane.
y r Fisher. Spokane.
r. X. Hanke. Spokane.
~. r. Brandt. 81 Paul
O. n SDroat. Nelson. y. q.
Charles Roth. Cincinnati. o.
Sol " Levi. Cincinnati o
" Andrews and wife. Tacoma.
Iotu jacobs and wife Ballard.
George Forbes and wife. Tacoma.
Charles F. Coffin. G. 5. Steamer Bear.
=. p Libby. Olympia.
- J. EehwenEer Milwaukee.
Ben LAtz. San Francisco.
Mrs. A A Brown. Vancouver.
John r Rice. Chicago.
A. J. Huston. Cleveland
D r.. Mclaughlin and wifs Winnicez
Frank Lane. New York.
". =. Jsmison. Port Gamble.
IL. T.. Finley. san francisco.
Leslie CuIl0rn and wife, Tacoma
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IRE Northwestern freight ana tickle. e.
ac@ VIII aftr February ! be 81 60 First
avenue. r. W. Parker, Commercial
Agent
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NAKKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle. Feb. 5 ISL
Exchanges ~ rt1e Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland clearing h6a.ss today we're
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1.rrTTc COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

..x.n. ssaaners Un-atfIla. City Of
80 49, Waffa Waflz pig between Sc
-. az ST. Francisco. calling a. Port
-~~eser6 ara victoria T. A. tsi4oSs'
Lave s~stte Dus
Fel January 6. 10. Is. %.
z T. = 81
Jssasl' . " FEBRUARY 4. 0. Is. a,
v...rssry 1. {. Z. Is. =
-. sar Yrsr- Due
49, <ar eezsffs zssftie ?. ia:
January ]. Il. II. z.
i.sssf' > !" Fe6rusry i. :. L. 10.
v.s,.ssrv 4 &c, Is. 2. -
Msrrh 2
s.sxsx seattle a. n f2. Aasks. ysn-
49, r Fssruary r. -. March lEs Due
ssek .; Seattle february =. D. h&rcn
-. eouparv reserves right 20 chanFs.
.s.sss, prsvinHs notice, steamers. sailing
- 49, hours o. sailing
p TROw BRIDGE. =. 8. supts
Seattle. Wash.
esosan. Perkins Co. Gen. Agts.. San
Frzscisco.
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LIVERPOOL. Feb. 5.-Wheat-Spot dun I:
demand poor, NO. red spring os Cd; No;
l California. &c 7Iad. Futures closed
steady. with July unchanged and other
months I'D higher. Business about equal
ly distributed. February. SIS 3igd March,
6s 41ad: May. S. sd; July. is sid.
Coru-Spot quiet: American mixed new.
IS Sd. Futures closed quiet. with near
positions lad higher and distant positions
unchanged; business about equally dis
tributed: February, Is lad: March, IS sd:
April, IS sgd: May, Is SID; June and July,
Is 94d.
F1our-Dull: demand poor; st. Louis
fancy winter. SIS Cd.
Hops
H0ps-At London, Pacific coast. e3 1As.
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STEAMERS
TLY or THE FLYER

sEATTLE 10 TACOMA
.essx tYlss eAsly. except S1rtsy.
-. sour sat tysafs nye minutes
- HE sTE AsffsE = II k.k
segaAr Ga "
rsxfgL EFFECT TLErDAs, MAI
lAA TINE CARD
ssasse fare. Sec. round TIP.
Lave sss;ts-9'ss. LIS a "a 10 s-is
esvs Taeorns-sst9 T: l. 80. ?. M
SUNDAYS.
r<sv. ssstsls-7ss a u; 80 a.;
~ Nort5ern Pacific wharf, TA-
40 Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
si.s 80 sss@nsrs Flyer and State Of
~xas-fsx,ar, fare bec-
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Mining stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
T.a s,ork Fxchsrge,

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The Lexov CON-
Enft1ee Of the New YORK legislature 10 ~
vesttrate trusts was The shadow on the
market dealings today. The trading Was
FER the most part IN the Industrial stocks.
wita Sugar occupying the overwhelming
proportion OF attention. With the market
AUS restricted. the effect on prices was
Ia xyrppathy with the course OK Sugar
and the ether Iadastrials, which Was
markedly downward. with rally st the
close, due 70 covering ny s1orts- fne
days proceedings IN stocks gave little
evidence OF much, II any but professional
dealings though the bond market showed
evidence q We'll maintained strength
and an investment movement
Sugar and the IndustrfA1s, while sffected
in common by the apprehension OF the
trust investigating committee and other
antitrust influences, were eacn auected
BY some special causes which infnsnced
the decline ia the case OF Sugar there
ia a prospective coup In the coffee war
indicated BY the fncorpora ton or new
coffee factory by the Sugar interests, tire
continued fear OF the coming tarfn
changes, the adoption OF new French
bounty and the general dullness in the
trade. The extreme decline under these
conditions was IL. with the fraction
eventually covered after the decline IN
Sugar had been effected.
The wholes2le onslaught on the Indus
trials had its effect on the railway shares,
and they declined in sympathy, AQuida-
ton also being an influence in these
stocks. London selling had its effect In
THIS department.
There were periods Of dullness after the
first hour OF trading. The dealings in the
low-priced shares assumed somewhat
unwonted Importance. but the fluctuations
were small.
In the inal hour, however, there was
a revival IN the market and prices adj
vanced generally under a covering move
ment by the shorts. In the rally al the
close prices were generally carried to the
best point OF the day.
The bond market maintained decided
strength. and although the movement was
irregular at intervals. owing to extensive
realizing the main tendency was toward
a higher basis with large blocks beirg
taken for European account. The sales
were s., $4,000.
The comparative prices recorded notable
gains in a number OF the high-priced
issues
Governments yielded fractionally on
sales OF $50, ed0.
Money and Exchange.
Money on cali easy at 1Il42 per cent:
closed ia per cent: prime mercantile
paper 3GF4 per cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business In bankers
bills al 81 sizni S6s. for demand, and
ASia. for sixty days; posted rates. s4S5n
4.S5i5 and aS7isn4sS: commercial bills
81 S5iS Silver certificates e47s ffs5Ac Bar
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Live stock.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.
Breadstuffs and Grain.

LONDON: Feb. 5.-sIver. 2s7.d. Con-
soils, l13 3-i6
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Wan5-EaN. cAeics Tru1nsaln. sac pacr
O.. s9Scs saa J04gala pans. SO. GO
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Easy.

Wo7i-Trre z1flar.
Metals.
CorneT-Fgrm. lake. uraksgs'. 81: ex-
casES@ ga
Peg Iron-DuH. Nor lhs~n Su9rz.
Tla-f4usef. mates nntnt
Srslfa-~F'IrTn. domestic. 81 1gaEs
E.es1-Stroug.
Coffee.
TcMee-f9atf1rs cfas~F sf=zHv sessa
r1lnrs zef dsczlns sAEas - 80 fszz in
eiu4ias March SIS, 4I2y. 9ssc. Spot,
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ia NIX Clerrings.

The following table. compiled by Brad
streets. shows the total clearances at the
principal elites and the percentage of in
crease or decrease. as COMPARED with the
corresponding week last year.
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Bonds.

Us. Is new reg.122it Cen ac. lists 's51oi
Coup.. ...-.l29ii D. 4 r. G. Is Inv
Elves reg. ..Tf3Ai F0urs . 49,. SIS,
Elves coup ..i12t4 Erie 2fs 800. 49,. S.
Fours reg. little II. & S. A. s. .1ms
Yours coup ..1lTa SevenS .... -. a
Twos reg. 60. Ssh & T. Cent. Ss.10s
Ala class A .io5is NJ. K. & T. ist IS So.
Class 3. D.. los ! second IS. .... 5alz
Class @. .. D.. Is iNut Union 81 III
Currency o.. S 81 Cent. ger. bs1i7ts
La new con. Is. s5i7 n 2 lists 49,. ..u4s4
Missouri s. ..-.ff0 Seconds. ...... ..
y Car. Gs.- -...fc2 Thirds .... 49,. S91k
Fours.. .... so y w consols 1874
s Car. non-fd. 81 s r deb. - ..Ii4
Tenn. rev es.. . r G West lists -
F.ves see. b.. --f1s st Paul con. Is IN
Throes.. .... 49,. G q p ". Is .Iigs.
Old S.. .-.. .- g istT.-& I ArRen5s =
Va centuries o. So stL.& ST gengs1lIa4
Deferred -.. O.. sisiT Tex. Pac lists 49, S1-
Atrhisou S.. o. sz1si Seconds 49,. 81. gl1z
Second A. 60. ASts r = 1sts - IS 1904
Can. 50 2ds 90. foT West Shore IS ..Ia7i&
50. T. Il. - --. 20 20. y A. ~. Ists..u2
/. & y. IS. 90. 81 Fours &c.. ..... s37s
Total sales.
The total sales ~ stocks today were
i7t5ls shares. including:
American Tobacco ..-..-.-.......... u 100
A.arflcan slgaF 8 90
Northern Pacific preferred ............ s 80
So Paul .-.....-.-.. Te 90
Flour
F7ae--E Receipts. -5aa hIr-r,s: exports.
e. ta barrels Noaera's.v active md ir-
regular ir price. Mt0nss5t8 patents. s495
f#ft So Minnesota bakers 81 as1 %. win
f-~ a4tents. &ttHa&s8 wir ~ extras. SIS
rt5- winter grades. s.as13a0
Whcst-
Uaeat- Receipts =@1 bushels. exports.
81 aa bushels. inactive. No. I %ew York
1a~I sAsr. Options oua9ed ~-eaker be-
eauss - dts7ppoinfiag ~shles and offer
5rEs ur sn0rt scccunt- 3ater there avzz 2
-srt1 advance On BAL crop news. ha7
raaseS ans large cls1Ta1ces followed hv
IS Nns4 setback closed tsfS1,c higher No
% r@d SiasS3ge. c5ose3 Itsc: May closed
81 Zsc
Hops.
E5rs-Easy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-06

EraHstresst's tomorrow VII say.
Traae which was retarded BY GatATar-
aisle weather n week age. nss reroTe-eG
somewhat IN tAs south. " S-s lns S143
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-06

*afsx. wind-Fort Candy. 81. Sc. Red
BlUn. y. s.
g. ". SALISBURY. Observer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-06

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-16
Special Values inn
WOmen'S Underwear.

Women's Cambria Drawers. deep hem cluster
OF tuchs, fcllcd seams, yoke band. Per ~.
.-....-...-..- ~
Womcn's Cambria Gowns. double yoke in ak,
tucks and insertion I'm front. We neck. rrIfie
Of embroidery neck and sleeves Each. /SC-
Womcn's Cambria Gowns. empire STYLE blind
embroidery and insertion front. en- ., =
broidcry To match ON neck and sleeves. Ia. Si.OO
Women's White Lawn Dressing Sacques tight
back, loose front. round lay down collar, O. =
rlite on collar and sleeves. Each. ........ 40
Special.
Womrn's BLACK Sateen rctticoats with 4 or
ruties, FrcIch back, tape waist
soc. each.
Second
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-16
Special Values inn
Children's Shoes.

Childrcns Dark Tan Rutton Shaes. spring
heel sizes 10 :. Per pair.
Sizes 81. TO iol.. Per pair.
Misses bark Tau Button SLDcs Sizes II
10 lcf par -.------..-...
Misses lici Kid Shoes. lace or button.
Per pair. ..............
Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-16
Outing Goods, Toys,
Sporting Goods, etc.

The latest crazc-The Blue Hill BOX Kite; will
ascend 300 feet. Each. ..................SI6 90
Shall Croquct SETS Elch. ................. a5c
thildrens Tennis Rackets Each. 25r
Sail Boats. large size. Elch................ Zoe
The Imperial, Baby lammocks Each. 81 -
Closely woven Hammocks extra size Each. 81 90
The swimming Frog. Each. 25c
The Swimming Gold Fish. Each. ........... csc.
Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-16
Special Values i'm
Girls Outfittings.

All Of Girls Fine Striped and Figured Lawn
Dresses In sizes 10 IA years that have been
S2.25 and 80,
Reduced to 100 each.
All Of Girls Fine Lawn and DIInity Dresses
hath high and low-ne,k styles. lace and embroidery
trimmed, that have been S. as and 81
Reduced to SIo5 each.
All Of Girls Fin. Dimity Percllc and Lawn
Shirt Waists with detachable collars and cuffs in
sizes 10 10 II years.
Reduced to SOC each.
All II Girls Tan Batistc lawn Fancy Striped
Pcrcalr and Grass Cloth Bors, Waists plain and
braid trimmed. In SIZES To IL years that have
been 81 -. 81 80 and SltS
Reduced to 95c each.
Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-16
We Must
Close QUIT
These Carpets.

We are determined not to move
certain lines OF Carpets-drop pat
terms and remnantS-tO our new
Carpet Department on the I'd floor.
We prefer to clear them out even
at loss
It's not carpet buying season,
we'll admit, but to make the bargains
doubly tempting-to' make them
really irresistible-we will store any
carpet YOU select free till fall on
small cash deposit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-16

In order to stimulate the appetite and keep the
diet stive organs in good order pre-eminence is
given to ANGOSTURA BTTTENlS. When you try
them be sure it is the genuine article, manufac-
turcd by DIR. j. G. B. Siegert & Sons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-16
"Pernmeed"
Demonstration.

The evident appreciation by our patrons Of ths
new summer drink, ''Perlmeed,' demands our cor
tinuing the demonstration another week Perl
need is a sparkling, ercfvescent beverage pre-
pared in dry granule form, in six favors requiring
only glass Of cold water produce a deiIcims
and refreshing drink Made Instantly Dcmonstr,,-
ton. Hoasefurnishing Department floor