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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05
Teaching Hints.

This il an ideal lesson for teaching the
relation Of the spiritual to the practical;
of theology to conduct; of the future to
the present. Logically, perhaps this de-
tached passage should be shifted around
by the teacher in his presentation so as to
bring the heavenly hope first, and it's
earthly consequence following--as In I.
Cor. 10, where the argument for resur-
xection ends with plain and homely ad-
monition to the living. This is not n les
son for Missionaries, but 1t is lesson to
cause the Christian wholly blind to the
things above to look up and forward.
1t would be misfortune indeed II the
time were wasted in discussing the very
problem against which Paul warns his
readers--the details and the date of the
advent OF Christ. Let rather the great
truth itself be pressed, that the kingdom
Is surely and irresistibly advancing to-
wards communication; and that all beIiev-
ers shall share In the final joy.
Next lesson" bstaining for the Sake
Of 0thcrs."--I. Cor. s; 1-13.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05

Paragraph 2s2 in regard to apples. ETC.,
was amended 80 as to omit currants. and
the house rate OF cents per pound on such
dried fruits as apples. peaches. pears. and
berries prepared In any manner was re-
stored.
The grape paragraph was altered 50 as to
require the payment of 20 cents per cubic
foot ''of the capacity of the barrels or
packages" ft
Orange and lemon peeis preserved and
cocoanut meat, etc. were restored to the
house rate OF 2 cents per pound.
On pinesppies the senate rate wss re-
tanned eersFTtYA ttS
On unshelled filberts and wainuts the
house rate Of 3 cents per pound prevailed.
while on shelled hlberts and walnuts the
senate rate Of cents per pound was sus-
tanned.
Tho conference struck out the senate
amendment providing for duty Of 2 cents
per pound on dead game and game meats.
Paragraph 2s2. relating to cocoa. was
amended by leaving out cocoanut oil.
Spirits and wines.
The conference made but one change In
the schedule relating to spirits. wines. ETC..
The senate rate of 20 cents per gallon on
still wines containing less than II per cent.
Of absolute alcohol In packages wan changed
to 20 cents per gallon. The house rate va
% cents.
The rates on mineral waters were COM
promiee4 heieg peae y cents PR aossn ca
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05

ad vaiorem, those on cut mica at II cents
per pound and 20 per cent. ad valorem-
The rate of 9 cents a pound on nickel. as
provided by the house. was restored.
Earthenware.
The senate language In paragraph So. re-
1ating to tiles. is retained. except that the
requirements that the tiles shall be for
floors and walls II stricken out. The house
rates were restored on Portland. Roman
and other cements.
Paragraph 81. relating to gypsum. was
amended 30 as to read as follows:
Plaster rock or gypsum. crude. so cents
per ton; IL ground or calcined. s250 per ton:
pearl hardening for papermakers' use 20
per cent. I'D valorem."
The paragraph relating to pumice stone
was totally changed. the rate being made
So per ton on the manufactured article and
is per centum ad valorem on the unmanu-
featured.
The house paragraph relating to clays
and earths was adopted. and the house
rates on dried asphaltum and bitumen. On
| fulier's earth the rate was fixed at $50
| per ton on the unmanufactured article and
| So per ton on that which has been manufac-
| tured.
The house rate on undecorated rocking
ham earthenware. paragraph ~ was re-
| stored.
| In the next paragraph. relating to china.
| the house provision including clock cases.
with or without movements. was restored.
making the duty 90 per centum ad va
| loren.
The. senate reoeded from its amendments
| to the rates on plain bottles. Jars. etc.
| Glass.
The paragraph uoo) In regard to cut or
| ozpamented glass bottles was not changed
| as>e6 rates.
The conference restored the house rates
l and language on unpublished cylinder,
( crown ayd common window glass. but re-
| tanned tfs senate rates and language on
| polished cylinder and crown giass>-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05

What may be termed the retaliatory
clause OF the provision IL that which en-
powers the president to suspend by procla-
nation the provisions Of this act providing
for the free introduction of coffee, tea
Tonquin, or tonka beans. and vanilla beans
coming from any country which imposes
duties upon products Of the United States
he may deem to be reciprocally unequal
and unreasonable. The rates which he u
thus empowered to fix are,
On coffee, 8 cents per pound: on tea. 10
cents per pound: on tonka beans. SO cents
per pound: on vanilla beans. 81 per pound;
on cuts, 81.
The president IL required to act within
two years In securing these reciprocal
trade treaties. and they are to DO submit
ted to the senate for its ratification.
Articles are to be reduced to the extent Of
20 per cent in these treaties, and the presi-
dent 10 specifically authorised to enter into
negotiations which will place certain
articles upon the free list for . specified
period Of five years.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-25
PERSONAL.

Collector Deering is improving rapidly.
He is dressed and comes down stairs.
Mrs. Kotzschmar, Miss Kotzschmar,
Mrs. Alice Bowers. and Mrs. John Small,
will sail on a Ave months trip to
Europe, April LIST.
Rev. George D. Lindsay goes to Ports
mouth, N. H., today to address grand
rally of Epworth leagusrs.
N. J. Grace, travelling passenger agent
for the Grand Trunk. II In town.
Capt. Charles II. Chase, who has been
sio K with rheumatism for the past two
weeks, is now attacked by the grippe at
his home on Franklin street. Mrs. Chase
has been quite sick, but is now somewhat
better.
Mr.. A. e. Rowell Of this city goes to
Bemis today to superintend the CON-
struotion of the new steamer for the Ber-
lin Mills company.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-25

The fify-frst annual statement of the Con-
necticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, of
Hartford, Conn.,, which is published to-day,
shows thenet assetsof that corporation ON jan.
1, 1896, to have been nearly 100000, DOC, while
the balance Of the net assets on the 31st OF
December. 1896, was nearly $61,ooo,Ooo
During the year the company disbursed to
policy holders more than S6,5o0,oo0. The
surplus at the close of the past year was ST.
153, 297, o.. One striking feature of this state
ment is that the ratio of expenses of manage
ment to receipts during 1896 was 1885 per
cent. The value of the policies in force at the
close of last December was upwards of $751;
100000, and the total number of the insured
was 66,441. A glance at this splendid finan-
cial exhibit will show all contemplating in
vestment in life insurance where the in
terests of the insured are absolutely safe
guarded. 1t
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-25
Yarmouth Electric Road.

The. Yarmouth Electric Road Company
opened bids for work on the preparing
of Martin Point bridge for the crossing
of that rond, yesterday morning. Libby
& Wescott will do the work, the amount
of their Did being sl,ca0. This is exclu-
sive of material, the contract for the lum-
Der having already been let to Deerina,
Winslow & Co. Work will begin at once.
The track will be laid on the westerly
side of the bridge. The bridge will be
strengthened by the laying Of heavy
tim bers npon which the rails will rest,
and the work will necsssitate the re-
plankings.of the bridge on thatsside, cross
planks taking the place of the Longitude
nel planking.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-25
Episcopal Mission Work.

Lewiston, February 24.-The Maine
Episcopal mission closed this evening.
Bishop Neeley presided at the meeting.
There were addresses by Rev. Mr.. Stew
art, Grace church, Bath, and Rev. Mr..
Blant of Gardiner on mission work.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-25
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
istsr efundthe money if it fails to cure. 25c.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-25
THE PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

j. Libby.
Rines Bros Coz.
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft
Standard Clothing Co.
Hooper, Son & Leighton.
Kelley Institute at No. Conway.
Ira F. Clark & Co.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Annual meeting Samaritan Association.
State of Maine.
Cape Elizabeth Caucus.
AUCTION SALES.
F. o. Bailey s. Co.
New Wants, To Let, For sale, Lost. Found
and Similar advertisements will be found under
heir appropriate heads on Page 6.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-01

The following
tonnage where FROM destination ana date
of reported
@ n. Rs Tq.ei i an 9 Sas
A Anagon sehsde Ger Sk ms
A Aaaof a Mk White Am sehr
A AIea f Issh Am Br
Antonette chl velpaTsio Port Blskelsy
A As Bsna MsB esHa9 Use
Ramore Mcisren. Victoria January 10
da Ys0 Jn1enser n russ BIZ SIS
Sy O Gthnss; Sq SR 5 Bt sam p ~ @
Am sshr Ss % as Nahamo February 49,
san rd haseey fsarrasy
L's ms R Pos PGrs TSS sound
S rsw 0t 81 india cokhn -
baseg Wen ss N No $50 Ao y s & vs'or
E z Iash1 petersen ess q h sshr 81
India geas a Hr s. $ wrt e east cheaus
farse2e slater Ig Tacoma -
Davis 2 toms Sam FTaneiseo Wo Pe5rarS
as SHan Isles Kas
I Ksdntee hS Am h
kas 6 6y Resnds Ann
LIZZIE F San T5ansco TacP 2 February a.
Lena San FransseO RSsaa February
s M pq son h am SIS tons Pqgst
M Mefa s ISIS ions
sntoes T Hsass0b @ l S5
N Northbrook Hqsoais Puget Sound
arezst;sT Jsa s2 * oh s Sooss ssats
schr 4 san f gsans Taans
Pfaee Rupert Yokohama PUGET sound
Pass Of s5 ksen mf tons Slavery
Sudden B natsea am h Fsbasry
ssssn coy Janeson schr Gamble
shhtn Gibson sr os ~ S Sns VALPARAISO
g. Mh wfi@ns Anieesas PUGET sound.
S W,s Nieo Br hp Victoria November
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-01

Customs Inspector George II. Weber.
CT PORK Townsend. was n the city ysster-
day.
steamer Utopia coAlea yesterday ct ths
oankers o. the seattle Coal and Iron
Company.
The ga rewenus cutter walecst hiss
been hauled from Ncrans slip 30 the SID
south % Yeslsr DOCK
Henry Reshschsld ani Tom Newman.
shipping brokers % Port Townsend. are
registered at the Northera-
Steamship walia waga sailed yesterday
morning at ociock for san Francisco
with IS tons or cargo from seattle
The Topeka sailed yesterday morning AZ
tons OF miscellaneous cargo All 81 her
passenger space Was taken
Steam caal.ers Pregreso and winamette
are al the Oregon Improyem ounhers
leading Black Diamond coal Ter san
Francisco. The Frosxeso takes 80 tons
and saiss tomorrow: the willamette viii
take 2.a<o tons. getting away to-day.
The umstiliA arrived yesterday mornlnE
at o'eleek aringsng = nrss c!ass ss@sssn-
class ana Is second class Tor Port Towns
end: II nrxt class and - second class FOR
Seattle, I nrst class for Everett: second
class for whaiecul AID flFst class and
8 second class fer Tacoma. Totals. ~
firsl and g sscoad Glass, T4,s passengers
Hartley. daughter and son. Thomas III.
Peterson. r. Mellon. c. A. pant and wife.
ReN. J. A. Henderson. Madeline De For
rest Maud Rosa-is. Mrs. r W. Olcott,
A.ss - IL. Cox. Mrs. L IL. Gray. Mrs.
A y: Bsaamoas James Broanatt and \.
Seattle consisted OF 81 tons % naiscs.-
sznxNsQs cargo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-01

s-.*a demand ss~ winter wheat n-nrss
Winter psse-Es. h.ssts, Minnesota
X -5a- % winter. lev grades. AsszS4&
wheat
wnsat-Recesrss. 80 1szsAelss exrsrta
~ E2 bushels Sgct. cufls Va ! hard.
rsSles advanced On builssh crop news
49, ss~aIiv reacfs6 under LEGAL 1eallxar =
sd claSez barely steady az partial as-
vases 81 a. Narca. ss7~9slc closed
sc: MAJ. = fs-1sssss4c. closed 7s-sc
Hou~-oaiet. Tss5 crop. zssc: 80 eror
sFa1s-r: Pacific coast. 1sss crop. z1sc. Iss-s
c-o7. sSl5c
wooi-ouies-
Petroleum..
Pserct.uns-DaIi; United. DC bid: Penn
sylvansa crude. SIC. March
Metals
s-onper-Eazy: brokers' price. s2
Pig Xro~--<ioz- Southern sc .eISfgs
Northern, SO sc @sa
Lese-Stroag brokers' price g %
TIn--Plates, dalL
Coffee.
cor-se-Options clssei steady zad IN
changed 70 5 points lower 10 points
kisner. Narch, susAs. lie. Spot c6rree-
Rio. quiet and steady No. invoice, sac.
JosslEg. 1a1sc. mia, duh
SugAr-Raw. steady, fair refining, si3-Is
S@secs refined. quiet
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yotlee to Mariners.

The branch photographic office. custom
house. Port Townsend Wash. viii fur
nlsh on application. free of charge. fuil
information rsrzrlias the following
notices 20 maFlnerss
ASriatic sea- Aussro- Hungary. Nerter
island hArbor light at Betins-
Africa. We&t coaSt. rocky shoal SOUTH
westward Of Cape Sierra Leone.
Bermuda Islands. Hamilton haToor,
shoal southwark Of town wharf.
Back SEQ. Russia kEs1ne2. fog signal
az Cape Aftoaor.
Chile. Port Taicahnano. EAtstllng buoy
gna rkirg MzTirao bank.
China. YAngtze kIangs soutk~~n en-
francs. new survey, new DuoV.
Connecticut Milford haTb0r, entrance
bsoy replaced ~ a bell buoy.
England. east coast, IhAIeS apEFonc A.
intended gzs ha03S IN EArF0w deep.
F.ngiAna east cgaas. 5unaef'IAri Earoor,
sunksn wreck near south pier
England. south coast Portland hsroor.
fnEendsd auxiliary aEat a. Break atsr
lighthouse.
xafer lights on sfoSptz.Es constructing
F--ortsA. Cape F1oFa5A entrance 20 Key
Fsgsez.na bay Miami river. new EnrYeyA
F3oTt9A. Ina4nn river. nss cuts.
FIoslAa. ST. Augustus tzsst- changes Ia
nyaEogr& ply an SosoEEA2ay. new draw
bridge.
FSors.A. st. yohrs river entrance, MAJ
r,orr Range beacon lights.
roEsa Carolina. s2Ekeo wreck sooat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-01

NOTICE OF sHERIFE"S sALE.-In the
Superior Court Of the State OF Wash
iogs1n. for the County Of King. United
s&iss Mortgage and Trust Company.
fiainfsr. vs. l. u. w. Shelton and lydia
shelton. his wife, defendants. No.
rR-
TEder and By virtue OF an order OF sale
sad special execution. issued out OF the
sboYe-nanes court, IN the above-en titled
sriioa. and 70 me directed and delivered.
have duly levied upon the following do
ssaoee real property. situated tn said
A'as county. Washington. to-wit: Lots
r@1eersd 60 three. 90 four. (sl five and
= stx. Of block numbered 81 two. OF
1ssseEn addition 20 the city OF Seattle IN
kfhs county. state OF Washington to-
ssaer With the sppurtenances, tsnensnfs
sss entertainments thereunto belonging.
Smee " therefore hereby given that
g Friday. the 18th dsv OF March. fSs5
= me hour or 10 o'clock a ia. OF said
ssg. a. the front door OF the courthouse.
= Ias eity 81 seattle. IN said King county.
- sell the above-descFihed property at
iseac auction. 20 the highest and best
haeer. for cash.
l@ied this tfjh day - February. fsa7.
WM n. MOVER. sheriff.
sFaesick & Peters. Attorneys.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-01

The following are the jooA.rg quotations
OF wnsiseAls dsslsrs today:
sugar, EIour ara CnR~s

Sugar Dobbsasp-sSoGaen &C. In hbls. Ger
70. s1sc: extra &C. IN bols. per n. s1.c.
a. a. sa@n1tatea u hSss per rh. sac: cube.
ssS. powdered, 5tses spot eaxh prices.
., so1s &c. UoDhlngb-yaEen Excellent.
80; Novelty a, slS5. California brands.
80 . Sssx heat 1oaF. per Dol, $50: per
te-io saekA. 9. 10 per cwt. rye -four, per
bnl 49,. or iD-rb SACKS, 40 per eat,
re meal per bhl, 80. per cwt, e. ~;
ewt s2.ss. cracksd ~hsar. Der ewr g.:
s,Akea wheat, s.. . per case. whole wheat
nSlf. Per cEt, u: pearl barley. Ito 70
-, t4c; BIB boxes SC; splls peas. per
meal. yellow. los. as. los. MS. white.
r. Is. VS.: S.s NsS: faxed honiny. bsis,
&c, Java. per Id, zsc: Costa Rics. c<oies,
PEI 10. &c. koasted-Arouck1e's IN 100 u
cases cases. per cwt. slsl5: eo-ib cases. per cwt.
IN ~. ib n sssss. Per ewt ssss: Jaxa
40 Mocha, sl.se; caracola, re: Guatemala.
.Se ground coffee. ase9t1zc. Llon. los.
sl5.sS: e's. sls.7s. sss. .l5ss
Meats. Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meats oobbingl-Cholce dressed
peer. e4olse per 10: mutton. &c per. 10;
ssgc per rs.
Provisions 0cbblngl-Hams, large. uisc;
rams "a. SINAI. lle: breakfast bacon, sac.
Fresh Fish OoSbIng)-HalIbut. &C: SAL
mon. sQ.lsc; salmon trout. egsc. hoan-
GERS, Sa1y+e; so.es, 3isc; rock cod. Sc;
perch, p.6scs Columbia smsls. &C: stur-
geon. S9sc: mountain trout. l2lz4l5c.
Batter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
Buttsr-Ranch. I4al7e. EllensbuEg and
other Washington cFeamsEias. alb prints
dc. Iowa creamery. &c.
.Chesss Go6b!Eg)-Nauvs washington.
Eggs Jobblng)-Fresh ranch, lsc.
.foultry ooeblns)-Chickens large spring
= 5ousy -; old chickens, sSas.5o or s&sc
live weight. ducks ssgsso per dozen.
dressed chickens. IeGllc; turkeys. lac.
Vegetable. and Fruit.
Potatoes uobbing)-Nativs stock, u7a
teTeraoles oo5eing)-cabbages. Cali
fornia. sl.2S cwt; onions. new yellow, "a
z4c per 10: white turnips. Soc per sack:
celery. 2sGs+oc per dor: lettuce. hothouss
soG45e per doz; tomatoes. i5c per ID. gu
cumesrs. ESLI per dog: green onions. DOC
PEE doz.
Green Fruit Goeblns)-I<mons. fancy
California, s2.75g3.2s; selects. 81: apples.
new, 5ockgsi5o per box. bananas SO 50;
oranberries. - Der box. or 81 per oeli Japa-
choice. Gsssass. fancy seedinss. ''t i:
choice. sf7S.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay Uobblngl-PuEet sound. per ton.
ts1i0. Eastern Washington timothy sis,
mixed. si2.5o: straw. 80. alfaifs. slide.
:. Wheat 0obbingl-chieken feed. per ton
oats OoSbir g)-Rolied or ground, ga
Barley Ooeblng)-koned or ground. per
Cora whole, nsals: cracked. .lsg2o.
feed neal sis12n
Mlllstufrs uo0eingl- par ton. si,;
shorts per ton, slIGis.
ton. middhngs. per ton. 81: oil cake meal.
per ton. s2SIn
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HEAVY OPIUM SEIZURE.
San Francisco Customs ofacers Take
Charge of 100000 Worth.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. S---The larEest
seizure OF opium ever made st the port OF
San Francisco was accomplished yesterday
afternoon by four special agents OF the
treasury. The opium Is valued at stco.e'o
and was seized because Of q violation OF
the customs rule which provides that no
Chinese shall import the drug.
The opium selzed today was the property
OF Fong Tai q CO. To import the opium
the Chinese nrfn had 10 consigned 20 II. Y.
Davidson. accountant OF the Bank Of Brit
ish Columbia. who transferred IL 20 the
real importers as soon as 1t passed the
customs.
IL is thought The seizure by the govern
ment OF so large a quantity OF opium viii
greatly increase the selling price Of the
drug In this city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-01

Tyee. at p. III. Outward. a steamer;
tug Tyee. at p. fn.. bark IN tow %
wanderer: tug Pioneer. O. 7.s5 a m. In
ward. emp Ia Tow OF Iyee. AZ a. IN
OF Sea Lion. y. m.-Baro-nefer, Es.s5 /.
clear. wind east, - mics. outward. tug
Boyden. at 1918 y. M sea Lion. al -
m. schooner John -. Iallant. at ls45 ,.
N schooner +. A. CFett, at 2.S9 D. IN.
CALLAHAN, FEB -. ? a, n.-Speeial--
Clear: calm Sailed. Bark Cheney dur
Ing the night.
NEAH BAY. Feb. p. a. En.-speciAl.--
Clear light east wind
PORT ANGELES Feb. 1S-Specfai-
barometer. ~ Is. cloudy. wind southwest
4 rafles 4 o rn.-BaroTnet@r. = -. cloudy !.
wind east miles. Passing Up. q square
rsxger Ia tow
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
nrrnIstuffs and GrainH.


SAN FRANCISCO, Feb e7.-FTour--
Family extras. ss35.Is: bakers extras
AHGfSS; superane. sAie.3 -.
Whea,-shipping wheat. si.ssS 51.T for
No, and Si-S6s.Ssi.S7ls fer ehoice' milling.
Barley1reed. 7Og7T14c: fancy. soc. brew
oats-Fsney white feed. sis7ssgi q;
TO surprise, sIssil.5o; gray. sl.is< %;
black. Tor feed. secftsie @: do for seed $40
ais. red. si-legL2c: milling. sL2GL40
Produce Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. is.Ss0. wheat. cent
sacks. ITas: potatces. sacks. s.2SS: onions.
sacks. i54. bran sacks. i.@o. mtddlluEs
sacks. IS: hay. tons. 81: straw, tons, 10;
number Sls: raisfns. boxes. SO. quick
silver TASKS. ~: wine. gallons. G.eao.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Feed and Misunderstanding Ter tor.
SIS ssss4gl. 80: California bran, slAEl2 50;
outside brands. sil.@
10: cat s6Ws; river barley, &ssf659. best
barley. 1880; alfalfa. G4sS clover, SD !,
stock. s541 -. compressed wheat. s6E9s9:
compressed oats. ssGI; straw. per bale.
Sesets es-Potatoes-Early Rose. psr
GENITAL Gsec. Salinas fairbanks. SeCss
sic; river sursanSs. 80 &c; river raids.
net chile. S9i-sS: new. &c per pound:
Mercer sweet potatoes. 81 15Gfi y: onions.
81 500 1 Is; oregon onions. SS&f2; cueurl-
Sers, 7se4si: dried peppers. T0sc per pound
dried okrz. I4a@Gll6c. garlic. lieI2c, mpsh-
rooms. s&s2ee; aspara&0s l,ss 10. Los An
geies tomatoes. assfSl Yer BOX. Eroen
peas 4sec per pound. string beans. 80
60. srper t.srgsrs. s.4fssc PER box. sum-
ufsr squash. 81 per box. esq plant. Ice
per pound. Mexican toFFiatSes. 81 per
rsruits-Fsucy APPLES. 81. sEs7i. 50 pe- box;
s>au1nsor. sSessSl. navel oranges s. 80
s. seeding. sso3sl. =. Mexican lines 50
6 10: California lemons, common. sss@S
do good % choice. si-So$z. do fancy. So
bananas. slQ2; psneapples. t~04. Smyrna
ars iss3itc. Persian dates. -
Butisr--rancy creaSnery. 1sa@oe; seconds
creamery. is9lsc; fancy GARY, AslSe'
49, ,se~S-~ ~ new miia. *: fair 20
god. ..sSi1S. California cresu cheiaar.
lo,ss iie Years AT .,., !, is is A1s'-
F~Es-Ranch. tGlsc. store. isaii1
pSuIt~v ard Game-I1vc turkey COB
hlers. is9ltc: 90 hers. iai'e; r SSes5srs
small s81sa; DO laFga 81 sssa. fr{ef
3 5ars. hens t35sss4 81. dacks, cd. $40 =
S % y ~ $50 :, s vssFr s.
bits sissl 81 white xeess. s.. branL sLso.
honksrs. & ssas: Eagtsh sniPe. s.
Closing Quotations
whsa,-Ftru; December. Sits May
'', c',csTss,--I,rre yellow. 7-7agsoe, bran, Cali
foruta. sl-Sl&A
Wool.
E-,r,-f ~s-,,t-, mountain. SsF-e- roor noun
tain s#5-. san Jcs1uin pains. &ascs 10
fc-sthFE sfaSc Northrru fA4A sassa-
Sr~5es-N Nee hcEn. = -, Eastern ore
80 gss5r extc. 10 ch stee. s8ta. valley
T~ee-,- eesrSa se3lAcs 80 gnes&4gssss. leo &C.
Nevada. 6sScs DO extra, y
Hops
t1,,,.aasa a. aTffc Pr rsognt Ter fair -
sees~e ara issf sssac ger poand k9r fancy.
Financial.
sss,,--- ha-x -. ga &fss--Slxht 49, = >
Me- Aols ASSlt.. Ie4sSr@SA -
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Hops-At London. Pacific coast, Es Sc.
London Quotations.
me- sale Of Hame-vsae oIa..

1IJrNp-E. Ind. Feb 2-Tns lzrres. ard
FAR the most important order OF window
glass ever sod 20 single 1rm ia The
United States was Gispassl % yesterday
oy Thomas Z. Hart. q the Western
Class Manufacturers Association The
sale disposes 81 sixty car loads OF glass.
70 be delivered ~ o-cs IN one shipment &c
A elru1 - san Francisco. u IL = supp,e-
uaens q twentv-f5ur other car loads sold
% ire same firm late.y for the Pacaae
coast trade. The best part % ths sale Is
TIE fact tAa, = takes The pace 81 foreign
raAs E3ass
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In Pingree's Favor.

DETROIT, Mich. Feb ss.-Tns suit Of
ID. W. III. Moreland. member OF the board
OF public works. 10 oust Mayor Pfngree
from Office was decided IN fsvcr OF thu
governor-mayor yesterday by the circuit
court on technicsiity. Moreland's con-
tention was that when Pinrres became
governor he vacated the once OF mayor.
The court ala not touch upon this point.
but held that Moreiand. a private citiren.
had no right in court and should have
brought suit Ia the name OF the attorney
general The case VIII be taken TO the
supreme court.
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Era..n tn Death.

SALT LAKE. Feb. 2s.--A special TO the
Tribune from Rawiins. Wyo.. says: A
searching party which started from here
yesterday TO look for Thomas Horg and
= half-breed named Eissei. who have been
snis-ing since Saturday last. found the
men fourteen mics from this city. They
were lying side BY side. whers they had
both been frozen.