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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-13
r.. c. Dun a co.'s REVIEW.
Collapse of the Rail Pool Brings
Many Orders.

Many brdeFS
NEW YORK. Feb. l2-R- @. Dun &
Cos weekly review Of trade tomosFo"
viii say.
No other event OF the week approaches
in Importance the disruption OF the stee!
ral pool In two DAYS after It, greater
tonnage u rails was PROBABLY purchased
than The entire production last year. re-
ported at No 0N tons. and instead % -
In December aud So Ia January, 81 II
now the price az whtcE works east and
vest are seeking orders. the Carnegie
company even selling az 81 chicago de-
livery. These sales Viii employ many
thousand hands, Nith an important de-
crease 81 the cost o. track laying or re-
uewals 20 railroads.
Even more important IS tie result that
reconstruction % the billet pool VIII Ss
fruDesslbis as long as TIE contest over
rails continues. and the manufa cturers OF
structural forms. bars. rods. wire. nails.
tin plates and many 6fGEr proG0fts nav
a chance 10 secure cheap material IN the
near r,,ture Also important Is the struz-
gle between The two great COMPANIES pro
ducinZ Mssaba iron ore one afled HiL1
TIE Illinois Steel Company. ana re other
with the Carnegie company. when Il eN-
pSctsa 70 bring about lower prices Tor
ore and 70 push mary mines 20 their Ut
most ca psclty.
are ALREADY reduced ~ some q ths large
concerns. Except r. steel rails changes
IN fron products have been slight. There
were slight advances IN gray forge. wire
ara cut nails Competition reduced Amer
lean tin plates 20 8 -. against szso for
foreign. ard tin and copper are steady.
but lead - stronger az s@5i&
SPECULATION IN products has hardly been
more active than % late ard prices gen
orally tend Downward. wheat rose q cent
or Tuesday, but has declined s31ce -
cents Western wheat receipts ara incTeas-
ing bat FOR two weexs have been Only
: faf ~ bushels. against 5s% Z}3 fsss year,
walls Atlantic exports. sour Included
have been for tie week about . quarter
larxa- thar last year. ard for two weeks
4 So ~ bushels against 2 - e last year
About every week some rev speculative
guess ~ s5rnehodY impress many tra6-
erz more than the current records -
sctuai movement TIE cotton market h4s
been DEPRESSED r. Ike manner ~ NJ
Wilson's estimate fNat The Americas ~r0D
would -rove So 40 bales. b1t fhe quar-
tftv coming info s8ght has also surpassed
previous g4@pse&. ana initiates larger
~~op than Eanst spectators estimated
- cgarfs 5lrgaent Of c1nEuEog tton In tn@
nils s not = guess. slth0uS1 some over
estimate S. slacs rrp1&ssiY not more tilan
fth - tse epteales VII - sfSpEe6s
salEs CO each xssk fcS 9 quarter 81 ths
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Mining stocks.

silver bars ..... s47s Ora fts-Sight -. *
Mex dols .-Siss 45lA3s Telegraph =. e. -
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ASACORTEs, Feb. if-Spectai.-owing
20 the increased amount OF steamboatfna
In the waters about here. dus 20 the opsr-
atious Of the salmon cannerfss OF ths
iower Sound. the treasury department has
ordered buoyz placed OF Snannon's point
ard on Lawson's reef. An official Will
soon inveRtigafe as TO me necessity for
other buoys asked fer by navigators.
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Closing Quotations.

wheat-Stea6y: May. s. -
Bar. sy-F'lrm; May. TAG; December
Sac.
CorE--IsarEe yellow. TTA-e7Sa,
Bran-CaliGoTniA- slS4I2Sa
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE. Feb. u-Specialr-
Arrived-schr Alice Cooke. Capt Psnhsi-
low. from Honolulu.
Corona Can't. McAllep FOR San Pedro,
NANATM0. Feb. i2-SpecNi.-sailed
yesterday-Rk wilma, san Francisco: salt
ed today. sh DoVenby Hal. san francis.o-
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. i2,--Arrivsd,-
Haw ctr san Mateo, from Comox: Ok
Kate Davenport. from Port Blakeleyi
schr Antelope from CoQullla river. saiie0
Str George ". Elder. for Astoria; schr
Benlah. for Ciray's harbor: schr Charles
Hansen, for Gray's harbor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-13

WASHINGTON, Feb. I2.-Today's state
rnent Of the condition OF The treasury
shows: Available cash balance. Sis. H.
gtg: reserve. Sl6s. oS OIL.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATooSH. Feb. IA =. na.-Special.--
Barometer. aaTS: cloudy. wind southwest.
Is miies Outward. tugs Sea IAon.. Taco
ma and Tyee, az 1855 a. m. Inward. Ger
man bark in tow Of Sea Lion. at $40 p. m
NEAH Ray Feb IA 2. m.-Special.--
Cloudy: light: southwest Wind.
CI.AI.I4AM Ray, Feo. ia p. na.--sps-
MORT ANCEI.F,S. Feb IA p. m.-Sps-
cial.-Baroineter 2aTS. light rain: wilma
southwest 2 miles.
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Bread.tufrs and Grains.

LIVERPOOL Feo. 1s.-Close: Wheat
Spot. quiet demand. poor: No. 9 red
spring. Is a: No. l California, IS 61sd.
Futures closed quiet. with July unchang~
ed and other months Id lower February.
IS gid; March. IS G4.d. April, Is 2Ssd: May,
IS al. July. Is Sad.
Corn-Spot. quiet: American mixed new.
2s o5.d. Futures closed steady. with Feb
ruary IA lower and other months IN
changed; February 2s SID. March, Is
stsd: April, Is I'd; May, 5 I'D. June, Is
sd July. 2s SID.
Flour-Dun; demand. moderate; St.
Louis fancy winter, IS Sd.
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by On ~ "FLYER. :

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily, except sunday.
Ia enc hour aud sWeuty live minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattie-Tacoma
r3ute as follows
iAEfNG EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY ?
TIME CARD.
Single fare. 90. round trip. l9c.
Lave SsAttle-7.s5. ll.l5 a. m. Z.ss, e.i5
n.
Lave TEcoms -a.30 a n. !, $50. y. m.
SUNDAYS
Leave feattle-7.7e a m: Il m: p. IN.
Leave Tac0ma-8 20 a. ~. -. 7 30 p. m.
LANDING 81 Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
ssras and Commercial dock, foot or Ma
r0n street. Seattle
sandays. steamers Flyer and State of
Washington, fare 5oc-
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THE MARKET REPORT.

Seattle. FEB. = fS-
F,xrAangss A. the seattle Tacoma ard
Ps~sars ezesrt-g Hausss to1av were
Cl4arances- Easauees-
Seattle -- --.e--.----.eS ssE@l > Si@ IS
Esrtlasff ...-. --...... L1ag- ~ Is - -
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Fkn "a ncia1.

LONDON. Feb. I2-Snver. 2ss.d
NEW YORK. Feb. l2-The Evening
Posts London financial canlegram says:
The London. Paris and other ccuu-
mental markets were duh today, awaiting
political developments. There was no ex-
element, but prices fell. closing al the
lowest Consols were III 5-ls."
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A Georgia negro went 'p0asUm hunting
Hs had torches ard dogs along vita him
ard aa&n cnR terca etcAeEe5 re- fhFsw Toe
burning ST. eers o. t2e dFT caves anf-llt
another fsozuE Hna coming, hn Travelled
81 mites Hn8 his Fac0rd Eaas Three rgfsss
~ RAJ fsHas ~ burnt 30 asaeT. one Darn
lags.s4 ~ tine ~ mes. ane 4 vast strstcn Of
vTrsase ! : h.aZe. lis pat HNaF va law-
s--ssfs sr4@eS boz - 81 rot loslnS any
assv g. Ia4E account he got taa 'psss I'm.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRS-. GARLAND AND F-A%GrrA
Steamer Garla-a asavea Yesley as~s crrr
Gays. Tuesdays ans Thursdays AZ II y
Z n Tor Port Townsend. Port Williams
LHn%eue2s. P0vk Angeles. Pert Crescent
SetfyE <. Pysot. Clalism Bay s1a NeNh
BAY returning. arrives ~ Seattle . n
e. opposite days. Steamer EgsrEHi iesva.
! esieE deck for Port Townsend. Porf A.
gslss ard Victoria Mondays. Wesnesazys
al Fra1@ys AZ SO .. m arrives Seattle
alternate days a. ~ ? n
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rear. Tie nFsce declined cnly = fer spot,
alt over I. Tor the AaT 0ptlon.
katlnrsS tcr ne paS. week have HSe1
- q tHe G1f5t~a s. EteS q - iuSr 81 last
year al4 s. n Canada against s. isss
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Gray,- Harbor shipments.

HOQUIAM. Feb. u.-Special.--Csrg1
shipments from Gray's harbor during
January were:
Feet
Froro fToqulan. 4 eareoes ....... 40 90
From Aberdeen cargoes ......... ! coo 90
From Cosmop0Hs, csrEoss ...... 150.0oo
Total ..... ...................... e.2so. 900
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STEAMERS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.


20. elegant steamers unatilia. City o..
yssbia and Walls Walla ply between Sc
seJs and san Francisco, calling a. Port
rswnsend and Victoria. 6 as follows.
Lave Seattle Due
Par San Francisco. san Francisco, a N. ::
n: January 6. 10. y. ..
jsaaary ,. :. Il. II. :. %.
EZ. eof1Afy =. = 10 a.
ys6guary !, 8. Y. is, Is.
r. =.
Lave San Fran Due
cisco for Seattle. Seattle =. m - =.
Ia H.. lJanHdf@ = - ~ -
ganaafy I. 2. H. 10 p =, sc
~ feUF uatF J. q L. a.
y.hruary 1. 10. y p. p.
d, =. March 2 ~.
TIE e.essnf steamer cry or lopeha
ksyes Seattle at = m. for Alaska, gSh-
cary e. February u. g. harch a. ple
back az Seattle February ;. - Aa4eh
q y. 80.
TAs company reserves right 10 changs,
xtihouf previous notice steamers. sailing
ka.ss ard hours OF sailing
J. r TROwBRIDGE. p. s Snpt.
Seattle. Wash
eoodsil, Perkins & Co. Gen. Agts.. San
Francisco.
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Tnmna.Iffan.

We are nov prepared 20 % com 2ox..icE
for me trade fany rnsasarsl n Nonpareit,
Minion. BREWER snd Long Primer. Salts
fsersaa R11srAnresa Cali or address Post-
Intssllgenser, Seattle.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
STEAMER Utopia

=
Leaves Tacoma. II noon Seattle Yesier
wharf 2. m. Mondays and THURSDAYS
for Port townsend. Anacorter Falrhavsn
New Whatcom. Blaine and Friday Har-
Dor. and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver
p. N. following day.
Fare TO Blaine. Sc. fare 20 Vancouver
g For further information apply 20 Yese
Ter wharf
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L&B TRANSPORTATION co.-wees-

steamer Champaign. skagit river route
leaves Seattle FEB. s az midnight. FEB. 70
NJ vernon Feb. ~ a { q. m Feb z al
a m, FEB. "a at a. m. Tulalip--going
north Tuesday, and south Sanday calling
a. stan~ood. Fir Skagit City. Nj yeF-
non and Avon.
City Gock--SteameFs for al points on the
Sound. Open all night. 8 @. Yerkes.
Manager. Telsphone Main a..
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GO ON THE GRFYHOrrSD

Everett. Edmonds. snohon1ish Route
Two round trims daily exceaf s1nSsv
In effect Nov. %. 1885. Leaves Seattle : q
a m. 4.4S p. m. leaves Everett 70 a m.
.. m. Seattle landing. Coiman dock .
Everett landing. Merchants dock Cor
meets with STR Flyer for Tacoma: Win
Str. MIkado for Suohomish: with train
for Monte Cristo and way stations TeIe-
phone. Red 331
FRANK W. GooDHUE. Manager.
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KS PEI eex. Ca!.ss-ala .s-ue-s. ronwes
<lNLzs IL $3.50 - che &c. slfz 80 5-sz
- AtIse&s @--a1s-ss per o1x ga re frsssz
$50 p~e @~A EslsE1l2E 11S- xH u
80 -s-s ..@S eAn1a2s &lse PEI aaasa.
NsS orsr21s eSnsnas H--s1- rsaeaa-
PIES . ees doEeai kersa2n dates. - D.
Hsssr Creamery. fancy. uess re-
ne sec1r3s d. tAIlc craa-negv. me-
Ls9ae s.e-. l4c. nrk4n-relIs
11ees r8rcy n@1. usw. ee FAR
e GOOD s9st1c. Ca sf1Tniz cream ,hr9-
1SFs Tsz& les yo9rE American f1ES.zc.
eastern 4-xc- Western I-s3E@l4c
ESss-SSsae2- i
Feastfg aaf Gazne-TarSey Nobss,rs.
lste - $3.50 2sas, sse. ross. ers, a.3, 81 ger
10Kea. rNosters young S. fGS uzr ssssg~va.
1r9tlers snail s. peg aose0. dc, large.
So 49, tr29rs sfS -. hens. s3sss.
5ucSs. cid, s. e ger aosen. Do vouag
p.Eeeas- Cd. S9i.15 pss soxsa; as youax.
= BARS q Pr A2ze9 gr4y seese-
waite geese. 81 ger pair. bTant s. .:
aonkers S552; English suipe s. 5ae5g per
dozen. common. Go. sl.15a1-S1
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Stea6y: May. s&
Bsrley-Flrm; May. TAG; December.
Corn-LarEe yellow. TT~@sa,.
Bran-CslIgorniA- slSal&sa.
Wool.
WooI-Fsii, choice mountain ef7c: poor
mountain. 4g5c; san Joaquin plans, ss25.s:
do t0othlHs 6sgSc. Northern faH zeac,
spring. Northern. 19sfl2c. Eastern oregon.
poor, eg1c; do, choice. 81 Zee, valley ore
gOn. coarse, ss4l0c: DO. medium. logic:
Nevada. s<5sc. do. extra, s..
Hops-
Eops-Quotahle al SsSiac per pound for
fair 70 choice, ana Lal2c per pound Tor
fancy.
Financial.
Silver bars $3.50. s4Tsl ORA fts-Sight -. q
Mex dols .-siss45ll3i Telegraph e. zs1A
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET,
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

No ! club. SOC; bluo stem. sli4c; firm and
quiet.
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ALA * A
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
POPULAR STEAMER AI~kI.
A. nsNly reaited new upper deck cantns
and new and commodloBs second class
fasssngsr accommodations. VIII SAIL from
keattls February sd, ar a. m. via Ia-
coma connecting Ar Port Townsend WITH
Steamer Walla WaIla sailing rom san
Francisco February An. and VIII call az
MARY ISLAND.
METLAKAHTLA.
hETCHIKAN.
WBANGEfs
SrM DUN
DOUGLAS ISLAND AND JUNEAU.
Fare 20 Wrangel. CABIN. 81. second
fsass. $50
Fare . juneau: Cabin, So second
fiass. g.
J +. TROWBRIDGE,.
Puget sound superintendent
Seattle office Ocean dock. foot or Main
street. Telephone. Main -
cooaall. Perkins & Co. general agents
ksn Francisco.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND. Feb. 2-wheat-Wana
Vac. s..sslc. valley. So Sc per bushel.
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Breadstuax aud Grains.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. iz-Fqopr-
lamAy extras. &E5.lz bakers extras.
si5sfL$ s., superfine, s. ioti4Ss
" beat-Shipring, S155 for No. / and
8 ss-g Tor choice, milling. s. s@fsfTl 49,.
Barley Feed. 551sec per Genial: brew
ing SS3e5 E73-c.
good 20 choice 90, $LiEdl 81: POOR 10 far
taL1e, surprise. s. 80 IS. gray. si.lsa
i& black for feed - az a.. BACK. for
s-ed. s1-leal =: red, {LI1<L2Q. Milling, q. %
4 a.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
TNGT0S TOr-TE
sEEAAER MARY p pEgT-y
Leaves fsaEbyatth deck FOO. - v.rssfr~-
TO- street.. for S9gfh Bearh. sylvar Crpze :
= ~ Bic. EEerusrtor Enfses States Dry
10 eoaTleafo1. Sidney. Traeyzsn. Chf-
3, SAser2aAs, 81 : 3 II SATURDAY. : 2 Y
SUNDAY p n Fee7srrtr.r Iazsres sif--s~
gaze af SO a. -. Telephone. PED ia
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Hud,yan
Hudyan
Hudyan
Cures lHudyan
| ina | Hudyan
Week.
l-...l Hudyan
Uudyau
Cures
in a
Week.
IIudyan

The only way 10 get back your vitality.
the ogly way 20 be- a real true. vigorous
man. Is 10 stop the waste. 4 wasting
man a man whose vitality Is daily grow
t1K less ana less soon begins "a have
sleFpiess nights GHwmeriug flcbs APP
pezr before the eyes daring before him
in minute pieces, like a huge star scat
tering When you note this condition You
are on the exc Of Nervous Debility and
70 ycu are rot careful y0u VIII be sure 10
fnff f~tu nH~ssauz rroer rsrlNr
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Take steamer RAY CITY sor Anaccrtes
lssfeaNe9 or 1v1Atcom. Leaves t-oIucr-
etN deeh. Tacoma 2 8. ~ city dock
Ncei Maj ssreeN Seattle : q m Tues
1h1rs an1 sat Returning leaves What
geai g r7 EasrsaVen. SIS g. ia. and
Ara~r-EeE o. @ w sun. Wrsues ard
u Far Sea re s.. er g. 81 round trip.
zAeala SIS CT s ro4nd tra.
w II Hills
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
fEGToS ROUTE
STEAMER 4. r ROBINSON.


Or Port Orchard ard Port Washington
route. leaves City dock. foot OF MAJ
street. So e n. calling az Sou.h Pearh
BuFchel Brick Yard. Brernerto-. 4 =
NavF Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Trarxsen
Chico. SiivcT1sie. Leaves Pert Crch.rs
Nav Station At : .. m, arrives S.asFfs
a 2. n. z - Robinson. master Tfifv
e.. - -A''
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s

THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEAMER WILLAPA.
Capt. George Roberts
Leaving Seattle for Alaska February 70
iksT. al 10 O'Clock. and every fifteen DAYS
thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates apply 70
J. O. CARROLL. Agent
Echwabacher Dock Tel Pike &
CHARLES r. PEABODY. General Man
sger. Seattle.
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.


NAtfOAfA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. r. g.
sO0am " NJ Tacoma no Ar 4,41am
E.f5am ivl - Seattle ~ Ar A.Fs9 N
t.slpm fsyi - ptToWnsend = Ar u ,ispm
sso9m Ar 10 Victoria NJ Nv. ssopm
sDaily except Monday.
Tbs steamer furnishes first-class accom-
redst lions carrying h-th freight and pas
eengers. and leaves from Yes3er wharf.
eeattle.
Fer rates, etc, inquire 81
q r THCRNDYkE,
Yesier wharf. Seattle
T. A NApEAU.
General Agent y. + Railway.
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noNSEY a STEW Art. Jsaert@ksrA
II Pariars corner OF Thfra and
Csssrseia streets. Seattle. NzshIsx-
ten T~I~pAese Ne L.
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. Feb. y. ;Ss1.
Snow: calder.
Is. : PAGUE. Forecaster.
u : APARTMENT OF AGRrCuI.
TIRE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Snaftfa rnh IL iNi
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sTR CITY OF ABERDEEN
tENCEpT Stf<pAlN
FOR TACOMA AND OILY MPIA
AT 80 4 NJ.
FARE To TACOMA. g CENTS,
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Produce. traits. Etc

Feed and MiIlsta1s--2llte.iagz. s,saa
2L5a per ion. bran, Ca--tornlS, Sl-sS -. ~.
outside brands o. or&a. 81
hay-N heA,, - ~, Raeal and cat s7ES:
rF1r oaEsey. s1ssesi osf barley, S7s7e 30
affs8fa. fA9s. cover {ssls -. stoek xs7
20 compressed Wheat $546 g. 90 oaL
$50 PER ton. straw. PEP oa.e. S5S9s3c.
keEeEao.es--E-sFty hose 20 saEoes. use
per csnta5. SA+luas 64rbanks. - al ID.
s4rast Chile. slal-, river E4Ebauks. "a
sc river reds. 1-ff9@c. Oregon B4r6anks
s..ssrl8. new p0sRto-s -48e par 1sun4 /.
N-rcea sweet poca ,oes tlszsal Is. Los Az
gees DO H-lsgE- Oregon onions. seE9a Is.
rucelusb~rs. sscs48is ar.e4 peppers. 7sssc per
p1au4. GfGea cara. ls-A-fzc PEP pound. sar-
le ELS-1 gsr ss94oz. g-as1rocEas e lsc
rer ra&ae. AspaF&uEs. aas-sc per palI-4 /.
LIS Angeles tonFsfoe7 fs-Fc per 10Y
r-ee~ peas. !. &c per poGnd string bss "a
-u2ar gree pepper &1ar per Box
SUMMER sQuasas asc9@l Per 6ox: Mexican
tsaas toes slG--s per BOX, cT&E5erF8ss.
s 49, p.T E&TTe+.
Froiss-Farev sprle8. t,Gg per barre
common Dr. @sar EasZ@Fn % teas
eraaaagYlas $50 ~ PEI BARRE. navsl o.
age. s--sss- Sss go. Asx4s4a a.sasx,
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Producr RrrnInt.

ts.s, AE4. bar.ey. centais. 1870: oAts, Gen.
ta-s. -, potatoes. s2tEs, 21ss: onions.
sacks Sc corn. Ce2tsls 6. DO Eastern
. SO. beans. sacks, So. bran. SACKS 4 30.
uio1.iugs. saczs, 81: hay. tons. SIS: wool
h&sss, -. DO Australia. 80. hides, mum Der.
80. quicksilver. aas&s. -, wine. gallons,
81
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NooD CYL ROUTE

HOOD CANAL. ROUTE
T. = NAL.
STEAMER DELTA
isaves C1'hralth dock. foot 81 Washing
TO- street. TUESDAYS. Thursdays and Sat
tTaays a. o.ciolk a. ~. Tor kinEston.
fert Gamh,e Seaherk. ErlnnoU' Holly
tsWatjo. lsufwaup Fails Hood sport ana
tnian C1gy. Returns alternate days
= TROUTMAN. Master.
Teiephcue Red IN
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gsl. e Main. CITY DOCK. Agent
CAPT l. WILEY Manager.
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ETR. MUI PNOMAH
DAITYl
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT =. VI.
FARE To TACOMA. - CENTS.
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Boston Wool Market.

Hops-At London, pacific coast. "a 15s.
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Hay. Grain and Feed.

-(J0bblng)-Puget sound. per ton.
t>al0: Eastern Washington timothy. Sl4
mixed $3.50. straw, s.; alfalfa. Sllal2.
Whe2t-{Jobbing)-ChicAsn feed. per
ton. SIS.
te-{Jobbing}-Rol or ground. s24
barley fJobbing)-Rolled or ground
per ton Sc.
Corn-Whole. sSqI9: cracked. asq0:
feed meal sls170.
Mllstuffs-(Job bing)-Bran. per ton.
50. shorts per ton. sl71Is
Fced--(J obhing)-C feed. Sf-qIs
per ton. middIiuEs- per ton. s.: oil cake
meal per ton S2NG39.
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olulu. Auckland. Sydney. Thursday.
March I. 1sg7. az p. n. T. a Graham.
Agent. SO First avenue, Seattle. = ID.
Spreckeis L. Bros. Co. san Francisco.
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Walter J. Reed, of Gle Elum. was a

Walter J. Reed, of Gle EIum. was a
Yakima visitor on Wednesday.
New invoice of choice high grade teas
and cofees at Kinsey & Co.'S.
Bring your job printing to The HERALD
office. Artistic work and low prices are
guaranteed.
Stoves for Sale-A dining room and a
kitchen stove for sale cheap. Apply at
| THE HERALD office.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Thompson return
ed on FRIDAY last from a visit Of couple
of weeks on the Sound
A full stock OF horse cuts can be found
at The HERALD Office. Bring in your
poster work for the season of 1897.
The o. X. livery stable has again
changed hands, d. ". Simmons having
sold the property to Needles & Christie
Wanted, man OF experience to take
charge of fifteen acres of good hops. For
particulars call at Pennington's Hard
ware Store. 1C.1
Adolph Krug, the defaulting treasurer
of King county is now in the penitentiary
having been taken to Walla Walla on
Sunday last.
Pure Whiskey HARPER. Perfect
Whiskey HARPER. Ever bottle guar
anteeed HARPER. Sold by every reliable
dealer in North Yakima. Wash.
Prof, Anderson, a teacher OF dancing,
and his wife, who is an accomplished
musician, are making preparations for
moving from Elensburg to North
Yakima.
Not one minute elapses between the
taking of One Minute Cough Cure and
relief. Why shouldn't people take One
Minute Cough Cure? They should.
They do. Janeck Bros. Drug Store.
ROLAND Sterling, formerly of Ellens-
burg, but now the travelling representa-
tive of bicycle house, spent a couple of
days in the city this week. Mr.. Sterling
is president of the San Francisco road
club.
Don't allow the lungs to be impaired
by the continuous irritation of cough.
II is easier to prevent consumption than
to cure it. One Minute Cough Cure
taken early will ward OIL any fatal lung
trouble. Janeck Bros. Drug Store.
Will Taylor left few days ago for the
placer diggings between the John Day
and Deschutes rivers in Oregon. where
Sam and Jim kershaw claim they are
averaging $40 per day each. Richard
Smith of the Wenas, also expects to go
to the same district this spring.