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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions STAGE January 4 ana
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
/. 1871, are siss. 8s5.2 -. There were Med for
record yesterday Is deeds. aggrs~ating
81. Coats. Following is a let furnished BY
the Seattle Abstract Company, room sl3
New York block.
IL. ]. Mcintosh. Herman Wghlsethan
and John ii. @chlegel TO Monarch Aoid
and SILVER Mining Company. Monarch
mines Nos ! and :. Granite Mountain
district. Maroa ~, q o. u.
Frank w. Marshall et TX. 70 Abraham
II. Gano. wa lots Is ~ Il. bIA 4. Victory
add. March .. STD.
I4ards Eyd Ell TX. TO James n. Morfison.
lots u ard -, b4A u, Denny = doyta add.
Iorine snalEn % Manullta Maud Burt.
lots "a ana -, DIX Ia. Gilman add. March
Watson c. Squire st TX TO Thomas
Richardson, lots . and 10. blk D. iots 70
b. blk u, lot 8. blk IA, Eastern add, lot 3,
blk 81. Bcrsn's asill biks !. Is. II and lola
to 3 blk 10. lots 30 and MA bot s. Dix
l1s Seattle TIDE Lands. March u, 81.
An1gew +. Bur.eish. receiver y. T. y.
Il CO. 30 Krist Nteaslana, Is so sec u,
a. s, ~ Arces. May ]. 1886, ssleH.
cieary. lot !. tx 81. c. c. rsrry's ist add.
E5sn sralfh "a U. 8. matssr in ohaDcery
70 Theodore II. WILCOX bot !. bsk 81. II.
r. Denny'a Home add, and property an
jefferson county. Aanch I. A.S4
lots /, 2. II ant e. bIk "a. Lak8 Union add.
March =. 2yD9.
Julius ard George II. Horton ard wlvts
r. I1a@ard Donoaoe.. cots ~ 10 81. "A 20 -.
blk O. lots Is 10 e. Bib -, iot@ 80 3.
IA 10 q, ~ 10 gg. a.k II. GesEGeaoSa, FEB.
Is g. 80
THONGS Burke e. ak 10 t. Liza barnes.
sogs % and IL. blk g. A. a. Denny's aid.
March -. fssl tss0s9.
VI. NJ. Bsck 81 ". 70 Sarah VI and
Agrgs Carnasagh ham. lot II. ok :. Wassosus
aaa. AagenaA FaTk, Aoy. -. ISs. 80
ss1nls to AG1ss dohnacn. 90 ~. ia =.
C,ssgn5srgaxaa All. sept ~. 1874. 80.
" alter ID. Eaton - IL. 70 WIN. w
sessa graet &n f.aton's asit. Aav@afA
SPRINGS PARK, June Il. 1854 $500.
Alfred z. flssr2aFse. assignee Of waiter
u Fas0n. - w. ~. Esex tract Ia Ia
venaa springs PARK. March 70. 4 u e.
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N~F777ss7-H~ =
Hops.
Hops-puli.
wool.
Wool-F1rm.
Metals
CHICAGO MARKETS,


CHICAGO. sfarcn g9--Egtseat bad much
vn1va reason for wes knees a. the oEssssn <
4han v-as the casa ca Monday. L&y@TEsa -
cuoted wheat from i1I's-d }0NeF E-aslls9
ssonsn3k we're from s@48s-lb Fer cent hds AsF.
anA AgInuea pO3is ard Duluth reported re-
~ tie corresponding day OF last year.
Tee consequence % tbs trspTe stan ere
efes ~ these items was that Tor = few
cords there acre sellers - May ~ from
~as. down 20 Tic. a2alnsf yesterday =
closing price Of TAG. beat there was found
~ be a host q buyers AZ gnor@ nonty.
The price WAS 7se IN n few moments more
asld zzs.e soon thereafter.
g.'hae tAe rank ard Gle q re tosa} trad
ers waEs uniformly afraid 0t a. fse open
Eex as the rad crop Reports which com
ASSIGN houses received Ia their mail 81.
Louis soasa save an indication % their
character ~ crowGlag tEftr chicago
brokers wlta buying ofcsTs ana sseAol.g
p4lshfag ths price q July rp 20 tnesr owa
rs4srket axsA ln shout hasf An Ao4r they
rad TIE ST. Isoats price up lisa over y asfs
- closed Yesterday. Msw YORK AsNt 1fss
haIMga stem es u@Rs ~ stating thAs
wheat tAksm for exPoF& Eh~rs y ssfsFs2@y
ag4raEassd - ssss bushels. ls*sf9 bushels
a. vgs.sssF vzz for prompt estgzs2sFsf.
A fsfFar ! ssssr.cA - sxport Inquiry was
r4s.srged today. however. IsaezFo F%-
ssesvsas eE9ktsen ears q w1%af. against
fs.sfv-gsx 4 yss@r axo. The frs6m heFa VI as
~as-sw yyse-ss strongly impressed ~ ffas
Fnss crop rsws ia the latter hslf than IN
ia fore part % tire session. and Brad
streets regorgs sapNsa@ $3.50 rassfaefs
ae.sF@a@s 81 g1e Wards vssiaas also cans
=, 4hA ASSISTANCE q ire bells. resulting In
sas price for May xeSslag 20 s@s.c. ard
szggsvsssr a. Tgs&~ Taa@ bad crop reports
Naf . more cegsdnd sfEsct CO LAe jay Eg-
g0z. xa-Sa advanced lssc-
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Renzsa~-2ss4xa2c per CATION. IN cases
Waits LEAD a5oaoingf-E Pioneer or car
SIC Prepared paints. s-gzl cans' 81
l-sai cans. A-<9. 54-sal cans, s1.G. quart
GaaSs-Annerican wfnasw. "a s-3 "a rs-
cent. or lis, French and Belgian. % 9sr
cent. CT
Lusaner and Building Material.
Logs-Su2ertar quality. per NJ. FIR, sSssS
o choace ee1ars IS. common. Per u. So
sI-vcs legs. Sags. cedar saingie tass. 81
Fir Lam oez-EouEh. s.. thsex fsfaish sur
faced enc or two sides : 70 and Il inches
wide sltG-o. tsngths l. 70 ls feet. special
,,engIns. ssc Per II extra one-ineh finish.
sa0lI. al vertical g-a1n- 81 per Il extra
Flooring, dressed and matched. sIsssIs:
stock boards. s-inch. ss11s. 1e-iach. s. 500
1870; L-anch, sI4ssIa. Fencing. No. ]. 4 or
az ,sca; - Ne, $ y or eaS1sei , ,,ss,.
Etr timber 5olsis ard scantllng, rough.
49,: $. Z. S-9is: ). sl1H. Box
boards. is-tach ana up. s4sG-1 Bowel sid
Cd or plain, Nos !. : and 3. or { inch.
.9o lnss Nos. !. ard ). ss-inch. lao rs.
Aoss I and !. s-lnch, 80 Fos. ssnS
Washington Red Cedar fsarn ber--Roagh.
SQs Beyel siding. weight, 10 lbs. sia50
S45a Ceilings, weights, Nos. l. and ;,
~. .ss-iIe ~ i ~ rs: SOS l. sha xs
70 lbs. Ns4zs. WainscotiEg. N03l. Ras--
TIC S2-s. A" shingles, Si-25. standard
shingles, 81. One-inch finish. 4 a and
u feet. s2s4s4. Thick hnish. s7S3SS Ce-
car squares, Z. (. and 10 feet, &-44sA
battsns, -aSS4sc per no lneAl feet. Pick
Ksin-dried. 81 in advance Of green. Drsy-
Brick-common. s7csso per NJ: pressed.
E.9so per N: arsoElck. IS: terra Gotta
pipe DOC foot
Cement oobhIng,- K. B. = s..
Lime cosbing,-All brands made on the
Plaster uobbsng,-Golaen Gate. per Dbl
;. Plaster Hair ooossnS,-washed, 4lsc per
10; uHEashed. siAc per 10.
Miscellaneous.
soap-G obbing)-Seattle Savon. aes, Sc:
los. s.; Electro. DIS. u.lo; ZOOS So.
1hoert s. Co. Dora. I91s, Sis. "a. eocs
corinne. itos. * 80: 2os. soc: Rabbits
Us 81 looss Ass; Proctor = Gan6ie =
else per 10: CASTLE. notified. lec.
Iooacco-sJobbinsl- chewing. Gs-
max, &c; Star, SIC: Horseshoe. SIC; Spear,
n read &C; Piper HeidsieeA. sc. SeEou
thing Good. 4oc: fine cut. chewing, pail
los. ss.5o47.50; smoking. twist. s-oz. Sc
LOO. &c Cable Coil. and 4-oz plugs. 4-e,
seal OF North Carolina. las. per 10. sc.
IS, ssc: Lime Kiln, a-oz, 55c; dos, 9fe,
Masiin. Us. sac: las. SIC.
Faper-(J blngl-Grocers' straw. s.ze;
n4tc1erS' straw, 2Isc. No. mantllas 4sZSs
no. i MANILA, size: paper bags. y ana ~
Bass Jobhlngl-Gra per 100. $50; old,
Per 100. sa-5eg5.
Coal.
Coal-f Wholesale and retaiil-Douhle
screened. $50 per ton: average. IN car
LOAD nsi lots. $50; nut 90 per ten: New
= per ton. Cumberland blacksmith, N1.@
Per ton, May Creek. s..
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Hosfan WOOL Market.

BOSTON, March 25.--There Is a sharper
demand In the wooa market here this
week and n tirmer tone IL manifested.
Buyers who have been Inclined 80 hold
back are now in the market and those
who bought freely before are looking for
fresh supplies. territory woois have be-
gun 70 feel the effect ess the stronger tono
and good lines of fine medium and ana
al : calling Cor SIC on the secured basis,
while staple woo,s range in the vicinity
OF Sc 10 &c. fleece woods have advanced
Jc. and the demand has ruled better. but
there has only been a limited Offering.
Australian woods continue Ia good de-
nand. with prices hardening. Territory
Woels. Montana medium and nnes cyclic.
secured price, s4cs staple, Dec; l&ah. " yo-
secured price. SSc6a34c' staple. S9alee,.
Australian. secured basis, coming. super
fine 4SS4 4sc; Sombing. good. 4S8f tse: comb
ing. average. se4gt2c, Queensland. comb
.ng 436&s.s.
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NEW YORK Markets
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. March z3.~-Fr1s bears we're
rampant today ard were "a absolute con-
trns 81 tna rnaraeE. Everything CO tns ltsE
VAS naove O. less depressed. and several
- tha stocks ~hlcn we're most effective
Ia sustaining the market ia favor - sew
evaf Efforts made last ws&E ~ toe bears
20 rad il were foremost tosaY II g4G2444sg
20 the pressure on the market
r-sfs, influence IL sgsc18Hx ths decline
uaS tie apprehension excited D. ina &C.
es2tor * fa@ supreme e04E1 - IS Ass8EE
san- holding ta@t Tie Trans u l&s9sa r
Esref al Association waA Illegal G&@@r tsss
terms % the Sherman Arfl-fFNssf &aw.
Tse@rs - doubt whNGhEr 3fsG@r Ess4@ 1@-
rsgkar ar G&r@asza@1k helZ esa railroads
ggw sssyssEan cf traffic ard maintenance 20
ssrsss al hua a.l4 lzwtaL TAers are many
sFgsg~rg.ss Msse4 tast a4vs sre+a sufferers
srssEga 2r.1as eliminate rate cutfAng ard COM
res-s.az to- @x4AEs@A A6a &1s--r@@-ls 81 81
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The ssarth~ Western Lire comprises over
90 miles % perfectly equipped railway
- TT3snoss. Iowa. Wisconsin,. Michigan.
1sgcn@~o4a. North Dakota. South DAKOTA.
~Sesramka ard Wyoming. II operates tho
erews tragrs ln the weird. The sarvice 70
r1lcaw9. gawapkse sps al tse principal
aa.ss~ - the EasE ard Southeast cannot
- SURPASSED. Insist On having your tickss
". .sTfs NORTH western" y. w. parksg.
COMMERCIAL Agent. 80 sarst aEeaas. r14E-
1ls
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bride ssolea sy Form~r Lover.

AK FRANCISCO. March t2.-Tn4 n1ys-
ffrv aurroau Ing the disappearance as
wra. gasupser. q hr4de ct faTes dayn WHO
lef1 her hasssaa without good reason -
lar "A known. hzs been solved 70 3 certain
extent 5y her husband sa9pgisr says hIs
bride has beer seen sIacs her assertion 81
him a. Nevada CIty. he believes shs vas
ar4gxs4 and abducted. ard accuses her
former lover VINO was engaged 10 another
gtri. ard whn. il is aIieges. Lett tAa latter
heart bro&ea.
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NHATcoM. SEATTLE AND Tarou1
ROUTE
GO or THE GREYHorryD.
VICTORIA ROUTE


STEAMER ROSaLIE
Arlington dock, leaves for ylrsarsa s,s
Port Townsend daiiy. except sunday a.
leseo a m. returning. leaves Victoria al
s.s9 2 m Steamer George E. Starr !eares
for Port Townsend and way ports daily
except Saturday. at 500 .. m; sunday
direct. at a. m. returning, direct Ieavss
Fort Townsend at p. m Phone Pike "a
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-, SAN JUAN ISLANDS
: = NEE g W. ur4rs...rses.t,N -

= = = II INufA THOMPSON.
foet 80 Nain street Monaav
49, -s1s4 sra Friday "a a. M, Tor
~. e#nSr0a. san J8AE Islands aad
~. = aAssoz,- heturE sHK. leaves New
IA = A&es51y. Thursday and SAfnr~
81 - y. } r Thompson. manager
co. Lily. E1SariQs & CO. agents.
- -2eS Telephone Main s.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Card In Effect Juns 1, lssS.

SEATTLE, EVERETT a. wHATCoM
ROUTE.
State % Washington leaves Seattle
daily. except Saturday at 70 y. M.
SEATTLE a. LA CONNER ROUTE
FaIrhaven leaves Seattle daily. except
Saturday. at 10 2. m.
Telephone, Main 27s Ye~fer aoek
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The Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON. afarch 2s.-Today'a
statement ~ the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available each balance. s1lS. So.
AZ. gold reserve. fls1, s1l, 09i.
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NEW YORK. March sS.--The Evening
Posts London financial c@Alegrayn says
The stock markets were quiet bat nrfner
today. apparently on Indications OF
shortnesa OF stock f0ruorToN, at the Dc
ginning Of the settlement ~cEso4s we're
1f2%. Americans were the cu8est mat
ket. anu tbs close was Tat on New York
sales. Mines were steady. The settle
snent again Fevea4s the sniaas1eas Of tho
account Theirs ere perslsteas reports
that gold - 10 come from the Untsvd
States soon. Meanwhile Russia and ia
pan are buying here k0enly. and the psscs
The Paris and Beraa markets were
firm
Breadstuas and Grain
LIVERPOOL March 13.--Wheat-Spot.
quiet: deu4s nd, poor. No. red spring, -
.; No. ] California, s. SID Futures
opened steady. With near and distant Isosi-
stons I'D lower. Closed quiet, with JuIg
I'D lower, ard other months lid lower
business about equally distributed March.
Is sd. May. ts "a, july s. ST.
CorIl-~Spot. quiet American mixed. -
Tl&d. Futures opened quiet. I'D lower, AMI
closed steady, f4slta8 lower business
about equally distributed; March. - Tad.
April, = It'd. May. - sgd, June. - sad:
July. = 9s4d.
Fiour-steady: demand moderate: ST.
Louis fancy winter, IS ed.
Hop~.
Hopx--At London, Pacific coast, rs l5A
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rTGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

I
Steamer City OF Kingston between Ia
sra Wash, and Victoria, n. c.
sEfbsn Lss III Tacoma iIf0lAri 3.Epm
sspr Lv. y SEATTLE sslArl :45pm
gsSnsLvl T9Pt. Townsend IS ATli0 Sam
sganiArlue Victoria NJ Lvl SOFA m
nsIiy except Sunday.
fffs steamer furnishes frSt-claxs ac-
caHsaoaassons. carrying both freight and
passengers. ard leaves from Yesier wharf.
ssaftle. for Victoria. at $3.50 y. N. and for
Tsrana a. : n N.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
szfeFaors unfll a. m.
For rates. tickets. etc. INQUIRE OF
@. #. Tu0RNDyKE.
Agent, YesIer wharf. Seattle.
! A. NADEAr.
General Agent " r. nv, Seattle.
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sTE ANER DELTA
- 9s&aFalta deck fooE % Washing
- sNees, Tuesdays. Thursdays and sat-
pes a. ec'cck a. IN for Kingston.
- tsais II ssah@ck Briauon Holly.
$3.50. LtI5lwEap Fails. HuoHspors and
e" Ni43, Returns alternate aaYs.
r. II TRoUTMAN. Master.
tsssneoas. Res Isl
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m xULTSoMAH
- DAILyl
All p NJ
vagE TO TACOMA. 70 CENTS.
go CRY OF ABERDEEN
80 EXCEPT SUNDAY
.v.vrs FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At TO A. II
FARE TO TACOMA, = CENTS.
- ? Main. CITY DOCK. Agent.
seIpr q. WILEY. Manager.
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The following prices are being offered
70 the producers By local dealers far de-
avery IA round loss On the dock on n the
Car at Seattle.
Haydn boat ios4sl-Frst grade, 8.
Gra4r-Pugeg sound cats. slsaz -. asrtey,
ID per ton: wheat. chicken iced, s3Fsl
F0fatces-S2tige stock. sissi4: Yakima
81 s0lIs.
Hides. Pets and Taiaow-Heavy saltst
steers. over 80 Tbs. &c: medium, Per p.
&c. light. under - lbs. sf5c per 10 heavy
cows. &C. light, 41Sc; s2lte6 ksps. &c. and
calf. per u, SC. green hides Il less than
salEed. dry hides, per 10. sEtIoc. cuns o
above. one-.hird less. dry s4xs. per 10, -
&c. dry deer skins. summer. per ID. 1s1loc.
good winter. le1'a5c. poor and thin winter.
sSsc; sheep pelEs. long wool. ssc, snort
S0cs. asQ Sc wool. Western Washingtons
cleaned. sGsc: dirty. s<gsc per 10. taiiow,
&C.
Live Stock-rhofce beef cattle. cows.
&c. steers. &c: choice sheep. 30. good
hogs. a.. calves. dressed. large, sgazzes
small. &c.
Eggs-Ranch Iac.
neutrality-suspicious. yQIec Per ID. I've
weight
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Most es the cattle sold at stsSssS. ara
quite a number around Slogan while =
few poor dressed beef steers went as low
as $40 Western rarxe-9ed steers. Ss-sNs9
SsA and diStiliery-.sd steers St@Ms-aA
Exporters were large buyers q |. 10 pound
20 Z 4gss-pouRG steers at $4.S9Sf&fa.
HoSS-Tae supply was well taken at
s1.ss9s for heavy packing lots. M 10 sA1
Tor choice heavy. vita prime lights at
st0n4f&
Inferior sheep sold around sSESM. bat
most Of the focks sold Ter S. aas34 =. West
ems going at that. range selling below
Sfa Lambs were rather slow 81 sale "a
SS.e93AsS for a few common lets Ga 70
$50 for prime native fiacks. Feeding lots
sold around S&sA and Western laGssas
brought "a. ses3A.8a.
Recess pts - AA4tAa, Gsas. hogs, III. Av9s
sheep. SQN.
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FORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
fSGT0N ROUTE
STEAMER A. II. ROBINSON,
Carrying e. 8 Mail
VA Port Orchard aud Port Washington
fats leaves City deck. faot OF Main
sfstt. SO !. m. calling AT South Beach.
,aFeasA Brick Yard. 1sremerton. u. :.
SaFf Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Trscyton,
saaea. silxerdale. Leaves Port Orchard
MsFf station AZ 2. m: arrives Seattle
Itp. n. +. n. Robinson. master F.gly.
rrxsfsas Co. agents, Telephone.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle, March 9. 1sa-
Exchanges ~ the Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today were.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
he company's elegant steamers Uma-
filIa. City Of Paebia and watIn wal
d have Seattle for San Francisco. via
pr, Townsend and Victoria. b. c.. at 9
a n. Mar 5. 10 Is. -. -. 90 Api. 4. Q. "a,
EaH May T. 3. IA. ~. "a, % Due at
Ser Francisco. a. m. Mar. 8. IL, II. g q.
Al TN. II q. q, May ?. 7. IL. II. q.
1 jans l. Leave san Franciseo for
Esassle via Victoria. ID. c.. and Port
~esasend. az . a. m, Mar. :. 7. II. II. y.
r All ], g. II. Is, q. Is. May /. g. IL, is.
EnT Due az Seattle p. m, Mar 5. 10.
500 Api. I. :; II. IL. "a. g. May I.
tHpA "a june 3
ne elegant steamers City OF Topeka
Asriee and Ai-ks leave Seattle for
Asska. al . a. m. Mar. Is. %. 2s 80. Apl.
4 a H. a. =. May {. 9. IL. 10. "a, =.
fas back AZ Seattle Mar n, Api. I. 6. II.
HE =. May |. 6. II. rs. q, 20. II. June s.
= TIE Company reserves right 60 change,
sseeat previous notice. steamers. sailing
hss anf hours OF sailing.
l. Trowbridge. r. $. Supt.. Ocean
ssek Seattle
eH J. stoltenberg. Tiki. Agt. CO LIST
Are seatfie
e.onALL. PERKINS s. CO. Gen. Agts..
-
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Eak ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WtF.IApA
Capt. George Roberts
a.sEE Seattle for Alaska March -. fSaT.
- ocleck, aud every fifteen days there
~ tFel&At and passenger rates apply 20
J. .. CARROLL. Agent.
senwa hacher Deck Tel. Pike S.
eaaHi.iS =. PEABODY. General Man
asef. seattle
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sIhs, GARLAND AND EvANGEL.
seesttie ard Townsend <eah Ray route.
ssineg Garland leaves Nesler dock sun
So Tuesdays and Thursdays At II %
n Tor Port Townsend. Pert Williams.
aaaeEensSs. Pert Angeles. Port Crescent.
rsFseurs Pysht Clallam BAY ard Seah
80 returning. arrives g. Seattle =. IN.
eppos3te DAYS. Stesu ser Evansel leaves
asssf dock for Port Tow asend. Pert An
80 snt Victoria Mondays Wednesdays
- fridays a. S - . IN arrives Seattle
.'sfhate DAYS ~ $50 p. m.
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--g.vgp MEXICO FOR ALASKA

s~rAMER MEXICO FOR ALASKA.
- Pacific Coast steam ship Com
..-v. large and elegantly fitted
s-s<rgsr steamer Mexico will SAL
frn seattle. Tacoma, Port Towns
81 ara vlctoria on March 18th for Alas
= Ealing at Mary Island, Ketchikan.
T,sagel juneau. Douglas Island. Ber-
.sgs Bay ard Dysa. The steamer viii
:. "a through TO Sitka this trip, but
- h pyee instead. She VIII remain
-, twenty-four 10 forty-eight hours I'm
ssasan. which will give miners ali the
ssrs necessary 10 outfit there completely
boy 90 desire. This steamer Is one OF
- largest passenger carriers In the COM
ssrTs feet. which means safety and COM
ia, 70 ali going.
r. TROWBRTDGE. T.. s. Supt.,
0ssan Dock. Seattle.
CHI ST0LTENBFRG, Ticket ACT,
. FIRST Avenue. Seattle.
Go0DALI.. PERKINS &c CO.. Gen.
Axsnts San Francisco, Cal.
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fsc. hire grass, ls4lSc: RE grass. 1GSc:
raixsA lawn. ts21
Clover see1-tby ne s1Ske-Heo. Der -.
white. -sG-e-
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SohF ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGToN ROUTE
skEANER MARY r. PERTEY
Ataves Gathra4fh sark fo.,f ~ Sx-asNfr,sr-
- srEsst foF So0fh Beach sylvan Grove.
r ME Bremsrton. Ifntred States Dry
- ~ tharlestor. Sidney. Tracyton. Chi-
- sAFsFia}a 2t 81 m SATURDAY. o. IN
49, ; p N returning. leaves Silver
a. 80 a. N Telephone Red ISL
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Ia the most direct line. Seattle TO all
polntS East and Southeast. Pullman pail
ace sIeepers. upholstered tourist sleepers
and free reclining chair ears. steam heat.
pintsch light For tickets TO or from any
point in the United States. Canada or
Farope call on OF address r 2 Ellis.
General Agent. 6iS First avenue, Seattle:
COZ Pacific avenue. Tacoma
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Prices s-a-tssre firm. VIA brisk So.
ghrauaaaat TIE demand Iog sees3 ia go
ps9rsrs1y a@set, % seepnn. 81 tie bad
weather.
49, g sssAtue1--F HEet sourH oer ..-
.sfs- Eastern WaSainstar trzetev g.
asxs-s tgssa. ssraw = Alfalfa. Ellals
90 assb!ss gf--&~@
SEteeas--f sSssssr. 4 - fSos5s4 or ererrR -
Earsey~-l 5sss saEsl -sta.ss4 os graass -
tas SIS
sI...ssa-s - gJosstrs = 800 B-aa. ee~ Ton
81 sh.eess ser faG sEA
Fsesss.-s1 esl-E &c gpes' seest sr-gsfs
- essr. EzasttanEs. Ter taa. sEsses. -
szkN meal F~~ tea e.
Grass seed BY LAe -TfruaeNv. v.~-
Ia .xa&.S. sEe@2-G. ZSsSss. re. To- "a
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Beef ard mutton have advanced a fun
cent Packing house products are Arm
and a strong upward tendency IS indI-
Gated.
FNresa Meats J0nbiHE1-ChoIce dressed
beef. Tes1i4o per ID: mutton. s&Tac per 10:
lamb, 70 Per Ii: pork. &c per ID; veal. &C
per ID.
Canned ~(JobbinE)-Devtled ham.
coined beef. SD tins. se.1s. Clipped beef
IN cans $40. an cans. sAe9: lunch
fosx.sse In cans. Ele: 2-rn cans. g..
roast beef s. 3: roast chicken. s. 20; roast
mutton g 7b6H7 -. roast turkey a.
plxs' feet 1-Th tins s@za.
Provisions tJohaing1 ~ Hams, large.
ffssc. hams. small. iIAsc: breakfast bacon'
sac. dry salt sides. &c.
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Carr was frrn- ha- very Gun. There was
but orc feature 20 the market.
Another day 90 extreme &uisress was
passed in the CAT market. with absolutely
DosGl1x In the way 81 news 20 report
Provisions were inclined to hcavfneSs
early IN the day. Although hog receipts
were less than expected. yard prices were
weaker ard affected provision brokers 10
Q certain extent.
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There IS q great nugtlinw TO keep up
with the demand for poultry. Prices are
we'll UP and VIII probably remain firm fer
some tine. Eggs are down about as low
as possible. with fun supplies.
Butter-Ranch. 1sgII7c: E!ienSburg ard
other Wa. shington creansries. bib prints
.sc, Iowa creamery. &c.
Cheese-t Iobbingl-Nattye Washington.
Ia4asll-ikc.
E.ggs-l Johhlr gl-FreSh ranch. lie
EouiEry-f Johbtag1--Sh s. .5ssf4 or
los lie, live weight; DUCKS xsetS 50 per doz;
dressed chickens, i2s@c: dressed turkeys.
Izs2IgG
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Money and Exehanxe.

Money on call easy at 1sSSsIS per cent
last loan liz: closed IL ii@3lSs: prime naer-
camille paper. ssss per cent. Sterling ex-
change firm. vita actual business In bank
ers. bids at StSsaAsg4ssaa for demand. and
ALsF.ssS.eo Ter sixty days posted rates.
As6IASsa7 and s4.SSsas commercial bills.
A.A&. Silver certificates. eSasc- Bar sill
var &c