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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

The bark Resale, formerly the
Don Adolfo, Captain Nissen, arrived
this morning. She is bound from
Portland to Western Australia with
lumber, but suffered so much in a
gale off Cape Flattery that she put
in here for repairs.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

Cooper's Choral Society had 30
attendants last evening. Another
meeting will be held next Tuesday
in the hope OF so attending.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

The INDEPENDENT again halls the
restoration OF common sense, oc-
casionally appearing in lucid inter
walls in the morning paper. This
morning it again runs-a- muck
against the governments tactics.
We clip the following in substanti-
alton of our remarks; and italicise a
line or two:
We must know that political and
industrial control" does not mean
the rule OF few Americanists, how
ever wise and honest, but the do
mination of American or Teutonic
ideas, from ground to cap-sheaf.
Any running fool can see that this can
not be done by building the stack out o.
Asiatic material, and pinning ii down
qOih bayonet.
That visit to the big island has
evidently had broadening influence
upon the mind OF our estimable con
temporary.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

The court this morning sentenced
j. Sherwood to a fine of $500 and
costs His attorney Charles Creigh.
ton moved for a new trial on the
customary grounds, and the motion
was continued for argument on law
points. The defendant is out on
800 bonds.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

The German bark j. @. Glade
sailed this forenoon for Kahului to
finish loading sugar for New York
When off the light house (being
without the aid OF the steam tug)
she ran aground mauka of Williams
house. The Eleu went out and
quickly towed her out of pilikis'
The Glade is now anchored in the
stream for examination. She may
get away to. morrow.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

Messrs Coleman and Mott had a
large and pleasant gathering at the
Y. M. @. A. last evening.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

Tommy Krouse's "whistling Mag
pie" is pretty good bird; but
there's one down at Iwlei that is
much its superior. Same plumage,
black and white, but longer legs,
and a bill. Holy Smoke! miles
longer. Never gets tired; never lets
up. Ride down and hear it whistle
the latest society airs. 1t is worth
the hack hire.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

Call aud sample that Wielaud Beer
and half and half at the Empire
while it is in it's prime. Carlyle aud
Jimmy Odds are ready for YOU.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

The funeral OF the late Warren
Goodale is taking place this after
noon under high Masonic auspices.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

DIS Masquerade Ball next month.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

Lewis a. Co. call attention to their
innumerable delicacies and espe.
cially to that rare treat of Lemar-
chand's boueless sardines and those
inimitable necessities Of Crosse and
Blackwell and Morton & Co. You
can find everything you require in
their line at this well filed mart.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

Cycle parade this evening in
Palace Square.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

Lieut.. Il. II. f Wolters gives q
luau to Company II on Monday
evening
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

Punctured wheels were the order
Of the night, yesterday.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

The evidence in the Dimond di
vorce case covers 300 typewriter
pages.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

The grade of King street, near
the railroad depot, is about to be
fixed at last.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

Ring up 84l, If you have anything
To aav To Tur INnEpRNnrNT
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

1t is whispered that "Post Office
engagement" will be announced
shortly.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Where is the Miowera?
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

Needham has joined the Regular
Army.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-24

"a ring, a ring, my stationfor a
ringw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions Since January 1 and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
], 1897. are t7Sa. 47s.ss. There we're died fer
record yesterday is deeds. a@gregatng
IS. ees.e5. Following Is a list furnished by
thu Seattle Abstract Company. room 40
New York block:
Railway CO., strip or land 80 II wide on
each side of n. r. & p. 5. s. railroad
across Sc SO sec. So. Il, 4. March u. 81.
Myrtle e. Hobbs and husband samuel 70
Clara 81. Yoakaru, lot 80. block T. Harry
White & Cos Commercial al. kirkland.
William III. Atwood ct NJ. 10 same, lot
%. block 4. Harry White Co.'S al, KIRK
Nelson castieman 10 Hans Romer. und
II blocks / 10 4, 10 TO IL, Oneida Gardens
ad; March y , Sl,ooo, sn,.., u,
4. block %, Bell d Deanys list ad, Janu-
airy IA. 81 i0l 05
Charles 5. Boyer to Eugene II. and John
Boyer deceased. all interest in estate OF
personal March IS. sl5oOo
Franklin D. Boyer to same, all interest
ia este te OF John K. Boyer, deceased, both
real and personal, March 9, $4,000.
c. III. Powers TO Marshall y. Hin. W u
sec. "a. &. 8. August Is. 1895. 81 600.
Mary and Louis Tdine to John and Do
menlca. Penoncelli. lot L. block 2. Engle-
wood. March q. sa75.
Kate Benham to Thomas Evenson. lots
to IN acre IN 'rset ). Maple I lsss s sa
r. E. LIllioo 10 Lewis Mathews, tract
Ia ne no sec. I, %, 4, February g. 81
George f. Earle to Ballard LeerY Land
Co, lot %. block s. Billiards. ad. Gilman
Park. March Is, 81.
Ballard-Laary Land Co. to Betthy q.
Smith. bots J. :. = 10 a. block s, Ballards
ad. Gilman Park. March &c, $50,
c. 7. conover Ct ux, to Herbert r. Kirk.
lot l, block Ii, ChautauQua Beach; block
20 Arlington Heights adj, March IS 81
T. A. Void ct ux. TO Paulina Rosly, lot
/, block Z, Englewaood, March %, SIS.
w. r. smith TO Max Glorious. lots 81
to 80. block 40. South Park. February %.
q. c., 81.
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FOREIGN Markets
FINANCIAL.


LONDON. March 22-Silver. Is is-iSd;
conSols; 1f2.
NEW YORK, March 22-The Evening
Posts London financial cahlegrarn says
The stock markets were steady, put stag
nant today, awaiting political develop
ments Consoss were up to III. Mines
were good The settlement la mines VIII
begin tomorrow. Americans were duh
The close was steady. The sharp rise IN
silver is partly due to the statsrnent that
the japanese government viii not sel Us
present stores OF the white metal The
continent and Japan continue TO buy goia-
The Paris bourse Is in the same conoi-
ton as the London markets. There 10
simply no lead yet IN either direction,
ard the larger financial houses appear 10
have no special knowledge inducing them
to operate.
preadstuffs and Grain.
LIVERPOOL, March 22-Wheat-Spot.
quiet: demand, poor; No. 2 red spring. IS
SID: No. California es SID. Futures
opened and closed quiet, with near ana
distant positions Id lower; business about
equally distributed; Much, IS ID; May. es
S.orn-Spot, easy; American mixed 2s
"a, Futures opened steady and closed quiz
ct with near and distant positions I'D
lower: business about equally distributes;
March, Is md: April, e So; May, IS s&d;
Line. Is as.d: July p Cd.
Floslr-ssteady: demand. moderate, St
Louis fancy winter. SIS Cd.
Hops.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast. e iss-
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ready for her trial wcyxge before TIE ens
=. MS week \ great deal depends On
the weather.
Bark csylon has beer chartered BY Rem
ton, Holmes s. Co. 70 load humber at GCrs
SaaSesey cc- Honolulu.
9. 2. Tsluaaga, agans OF che Puget
Sour1 4 Alaska Steamship Company. at
Fort E-wnssEld. vas in the city yesterday.
British iron ship nech=ont has been
Iying 80 kerry's MIL dock for several
Gays without caSing = stick % lumber.
a scow load viii he brought over this
morning from StesSon & Post's mil. and
loading VII begin. TIE DechmoES'S cargo
Tor Australia will consist Of ahoat !. so ga
feet The Kerry and Szetsoa & roSs's
nils VIII furnish ao0Gt equal shares.
A meeting Of Tire PUGET Sound Steam
boat Association viii ha Held this after
noon 10 the offices OF sna Pacisc NavlSa-
Enittes appointed a. the meeting held last
Tuesday will this afternoon submit 8 re-
port recommending numerous c6Ansvs n
the present freight tariff.
Three-rnss.ed schooner Catherine sud
den. Capt J. 2. Hansen arrived yesser-
day morning from san Francisco, fifteen
days out She was GiScharsing 800 sacks
Of barley at Lallly, hoEardus a. Cas- dock.
and will load a return cargo OF lumber ON
the Sound. strong head winds deaye1 tEe
schooner on tha passage up. Lilly, Eo-
gardQs & Co. are row trans porting al Inc
grain they bay IN san Francisco on their
own account Another schooner viii lead
barley in san Francisco for here. between
April and s.
Mccs6e s. Hamilton. the stevedore firm
against which Judgment PAS rendered a
few days ago in the supreme court for
3 the sum claimed BY a i0ngShorsusan
who had worked for the firm. have not
Yet produced the money and talk Of an
appeal The amount involved Is q mere
srifle. compared to the costs az thu suit.
but the stsye6ores feel that winning this
case viii mean money saved in the fu-
ture. The question Is on whether the long
shorenen shall receive - cents al hour
for loading grain into a te3mshlp. or %
cents. which II the regular rate for sail
Ing vessels. By the decision already rem
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23

= ". Me8annfs local agent % the ca
madam Partnc. Has n Tacoma YESTERDAY.
wo~krnen have commenced 20 asfnclish
TIA souta half Of tbs oa1 GcsnaAn Ss-.a2iEsss
On western avenue
Cant James CrtHths. - the Nippon
Yum~n Eaasaa. who zas been on ten
eays' TIP LAST 10 81 p@Cse1 70 return to
9sg,
The receivers rnoEfhlY report o. t1s
Oregon Improvement Company ssr Jssu-
.ry asz died Yesterday In TIA Fsdsszi
coarr IRE eEg<9srt vas - fellows.
sro.s sagEingz. $500. grsss sxpeassA
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was dun and hezwy. The extreme dull-
ness and nzrroE-eSs n trade AND weak
. .s~s "a - esry Liverreci caoies more
caused good h10i1atior. whhca was
cAiezly responsible ter ire weakness.
Crop sdv1ceS from TllsHoss, Indiana ard
sas City ard phso were fairly favorable.
TIE visible supply decreased more than
expected. the figures being les 90 bush
were again large-about gSSaes bushels IN
waeae snd hour. bur no demand for ex-
port was reported.
Nofid $ shipments last week were =
-Ire less tAaa @.eAe 90 bushels. against
5sT3,s9 bushels the week before and :. sea
~ bushels the same week LAST year. Moth
Ing could infuse spirit into the bulls, how
opening was iAc below the price il closed
az Saturday for May delivery. crop dam
age reports from st. Louis. and the fscs
% that delivery showing no decline in the
market caused comparative arnaaess In
July.
Minneapolis and Duluth received 80
cars OF wheat. against 30 a week ago and
81 cars the corresponding day % the year
before Chicago receipgs were Il cars,
against y q year ago. TIE ST. Louis sup
port 20 July was fully Withdrawn. owing
10 the bearishness o. this market. and IN
the last half hour bears were IN control
everywhere. May started at 5xSSc TO sxi<c,
against Saturdays close OF siazc- IL eaxed
OF TO 73S4 7ss2sc. recovered 20 7s,z2lSssc.
Speculation business IN corn was fairly
sctfve. and stiff eight was kept up be-
tween the bulls and bears. with the final
result. decidedly IN the latrers favor.
Oats were rather dull. although 3 fair
business was transacted
Provisions were weak under the influence
~ some realizing by some holders who.
still feeling builishly on the market. were
said 10 be taking chances OF getting the
property back later for less money.
Closing Quornsions-
whea--March. TIzsc; May. 725sc-
Corn-Marca. Gslac. May. 24lac-
OatS--March, lsAsc; May, lsisc-
Pork-March. sss@bs, May. 81
Lard-March. H.i0. Nay, s4so
RibS-March ana May. sA'A
Rye-Si.c.
Fiax-seAc.
Timothy-s2fS
Live stock.
Cattie-Saies were on basis or x-Ie3
4 for the poorest native dressed beet
steers up to 5000. 20 for choice 10 prime
cattle. The bulk OF the sales were at s4--s
44sA.
Hogs-rhe offerings were web taken at
an extreme range OF s.. io9i-S. the ouiA
OF the hogs bringing a, lSSsa b.
Sheep-Eommon TO prime focks or snsep
were wanted at sSf4.so. Western fed sell
ing at S. 5o4i4os: lambs sold actively at
Receipts - Cattle. 1900; AosA n.o0s:
shaAD II Qe1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23
A PROMISING OUTLOOK.
Prediction That Railroad building
in 1897 VIII Double That OF
the Past Two Years.

Following It's yearly custom, the Railway
Age presents this week a list OF new rail-
way lines which are either under con-
siruction or are projected with some rea-
sonahle prospect OF being built. OF course
this list does not include all the lines which
are talked Of; for there are tens OF taous-
anGs OF additional miles laid out on
paper and IN various stages OF agitation
and advertisement IL is a somewhat deli
cate task 10 sift out those projects which
seem 10 us 20 b worthy or consideration
as holding out a tangible hope OF actual
construction during the current year. We
have no idea that all tho mileage shown
in the list will be built IN 1sg7-or In 1896
or I'm 1Ssa. The list includes 800 different
lines In forty-six different states and ter
ritories. sggregating IN all I7,bu miles. IL
20 per cent of thts total lis actually built
this year, I, will be doing well That
would mean nearly "a much new construc-
ton In 1897 as has been completed IN the
last two years combined.
That more new Iince VIII be built this
year than in either OF the last two there
is every reason to expect. The general
conditions are more promising. The break
I'm the prices OF steel rails VIII undoubted-
Iy help. even though tho actual economy
resulting therefrom (AveragiBg. perhaps.
800 q mile az compared with the prices
ruling Immediately before the break) II
o relatively small item IN the totai COST OK
construction The item - sufficient TO
make the task Of financing JHst little
easier. IN some cases II will undoubtedly
De enough 10 turn the scale. for there are
instances I'm which vteei has been bought
for new construction which would net have
been bought without the break: and when
the steel Ia bought there is another Induce
rnent for putting forth every effort 10 COM
pIate other arrangements.
There may be new projects, not on this
LIST. which win come mp during the year,
and on which some trackiaying may be
done. They viii not. however. DO many
or OF great magnitude The bulk OF the
construction win be done from the list
SO many or the lines run through TWO
or mere states THAT * l. diffic1lt 10 give
the mileage accurately by states, and We
have therefore grouped IL by sections OF
the country. as follows;
Summary or railroads under construc-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23

MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATooSH. March e. p. ra-BaroEne-
ter, 80 O.: light rain, wind east, - miles
Outside. hound IN. tug Sea Lion
NEAH BAY. March "a p. Might
rain, CAIN. Tugs Tyes and Pioneer in
bay
Ifght snow: light east wind
PORT ANGELES March 22-A p m
Barometer, 800. cloudy Wind east,
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rc--rarve yellow. SeJx~l~c
prar-CsziEcrnEa. Se9I2-5o.
Wool.
woor-reII: Choice mountain, A4fc:
r.ssr rr>p1srtatr .sS5c; san Joaquin plains.
ssssr.. san joaquin tootniu. sESc, Nortn-
err. 1lzG
Hoos-ocotzols 81 sSiie per pound sor
fair % choice aid Isgl-azc Per pound for
fancy.
Silver bars ... s2s7 .Dratts-Ssyne %. Ia
Ner- coIs .Szz9Sl Telegraph =. =. ID
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN ANCfSrO. Mach 12--ArTivei
Mareh zl-,Stur George W. Eaer, from
portland: strnr Homer from Coos pay;
* f.a4herer from Taeo1las echr Ruby A.
Cousins from Tacoma. sehr BaUlah.
s-Ssra Szrxv'S harbor Arrived March r.
Sseh~ TffIanook. from Columbia river.
@aiisH March 2l-Bk Columbia, for Port
Eaaksley. scfr FarkersouFg, Ios go a,sls
fo- Victoria Br ID Mertalfa. for Fort
Townsend
TO0rTAM March % Arrfved-ssca rs
q n Merchant and Defender. from San
Fs,-r,.fssse FOR Aberdeen. SagS1 March
sa~ssrhr F.,veala, from Ho4ZaEl, for san
Francisco. -. #. -
gEISoEDo. March zL-Sal. szs-S~>aT
.,f-~sss Hanson for GraTss hzrtOr.
PORT los ANGELES. Ma-rn 2i.--Satlsd
--So~ strrr Peter Tebssz. for NanAtuo.
a4ANgE. March rTlFsd--SF sh
TEr7s zgsrne. Tncgn Portland
f1<p0N. Narrh 99-ArriysG-BT b
Ns~..r~z s~xs-vz victoria
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nrrna.tuns and eratns.


SAN FRANCISCO. March 22-Flour-
Family extras. s5e75. Is, bakers extras.
81 95QS s.: EupeFtiue. 81 lV&st %.
wheat-Shippinz. 81 s for No. !. and
81 SAT. for choice: milling, s. s0ffi -.
BaFley-Feed. 708171se; brewing. SO
oSts-Fancy white feed. g.. aogl 80: good
% choice feed. a-ls19l - poor to fair.
sfl IS. black. for feed. siai %; black for
seed S-legi2s. red. 81 lSgisa. milling.
Produce Receipts.
Flour-Quarter sacks, u 80; do Oregon.
II 500 harley. centals. 5.eso; oats. centais
rs, beans. sacks. =. potatoes. sacks. l. as.
DO Oregon ca: onions. sacks. .. do or
eEon. lle9. bran sacka. i.S@s midGiings
sacks. 80. hay. tons 80 wool bales. 20;
hides. Drmhag, ~, quicksilver. hasks. Isl
wine. gallons. 25.ooa
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Feed and Mn}stuss-M laaHnEs. tt7Nss
- s.. ca side brands OF bran. SLD
Hav-V b. eat <sSsii. wheat and cat. SO
'e cat. ssss. barley, t28s59, best barley,
sTdS =. alfalfa, s@s, clover, tsgS. stock.
SOS &C. comprsssed y heat Ssegs. - DO ca
ss@7 straw. per e@.e, @sssee
Neeeta ttss--1'0t = toes. kerlv Roe rFr
enafal SssFT5cs Salinas Burtesnks. eocf7sl %
per GENITAL. garnet Gale. sc sc; river Bur-
hanks fssa sAc. river feds. sa9 &C. OREGON
R,irbanks. 7ec 81 -, Pefsiuma Buroanks
ep0Saes new pots tees. @1sa<e per pound:
=
fers 81 s8s9e ser 100 pounds: oregon 90.
s. sss r. dried peppers. - per poaud /:
a. ~ okra. tes41@f~e per p0s-fo. EarIr, "a
sgiAc per pound. c0msnoa asparagus. 50
10, rh14ce do Igikc. toEuA 2es. TacaI&l PEP
box. green peas. 1sssiszs per pound stT-rg
beans its9 $iss per pound. green peppers.
s. 2ssfl - ger Sex. eEE ptart 10 per
PEI ~ Mexican roFnsfces $i0L& Per box.
rruhare Sl8i 81 psr box
Frzzggs--kfposs % choice aDrsss. fl#l- =
pfr hox. fancy DO. s.. navel oranges.
szae& Per box see1lans do. soSal. per
tsaxs Mexican 8rnes, s.. common Caiif0F-
ria fsraoHs s5scsgsIs s~cord Do 81 $50
Noren. psneapfses. S1Us Sgayraa ngs. 80
u, per pouaa ahses. - ger paur4
flnftsr-k Fancy creamery. 2SAzeise pr
rolna. s~eon8s ISfs ske psr pound fancy
dairy 1gNs51ss. seconds do. j. So
sRlr 20 Eoa3. ID, e9esscs CsAfarrt -
.-rpA1 cfs4sar. 10 lie. youDg Asssr.ca -
= Eastern. ls9sitAzo: ~estsTa. UAsai- .
- Per doxsn. .lNsIt~c-
pEetfrw ara CfaTs-E4Fa fGFEeF Eosss'e-s
ers sens LsrI5c ger pound oI4 roosfers
- ner 68.en yogaE 80. Sc rer dozea
nrolkrs sfsaa. ise$ = Pc sesen. % large.
A. $50 fryers. sssFs~sG aea@ 81. aacAs'
- s sss 40 yeEnr. s. sa.s>.ss. xssss,
81 -z gasl.nss s s R5ssoEs cd s. .
w as yeang S~Ss2s4. sray geese.
q - pzr par. V1tte. 6c, 7Ecsfzg. f~ent'
! Ez1 -. bare s.. r~Ael8s. slal s..
gmgilSh sasge. s.
Closing Quotations
wh@As--faaetsve. IsovlheT. EIe.
lArIsy--SG.ss. p>ceSass-. ss.&
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

No. ! club. export, SC: milling, sc: blu
stem. export, Nt1e; milling. Sc; firm.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

- rsv.oxns t-zxt 6soIsen Cate - ca sss
xfoxen wayx ard 1esrtts the tzcssEnsnt
x-~ztnry gke ratnters are a. w1rx o. Der
LA ga II a sxvsclsc LAX Sc w>A -
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IL YOU are suffering from the nerves, 10
IL lust as we'll you should hear about the
great Hudyan. Hudyau Is a nerve-rem-
edy treatment 1t is good one. II has
stood severe tests. Hudyan cures diseases
and disabilities Of men. II cures sperma-
torrhoea Hudyan cures pimpies drains.
Hudyau cures hackache. headache and
shooting pains Hudyan cures consttpa-
ton and disorders arising from excuses.
nudyan cures impotency. Write for
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Total IN Is states sas !.


The states showing The greatest project
81 mileage arc indian and Oklahoma YER
rftoriss tsfnt.y. Isi7 miles. Texas. 1.5S5
miles. Missouri. ST miles. INDIANA. 81
miles: Georgia. Ss miles: Illinois. 10
rrfss. Isoulssana- sd n1ties; West VIRGINIA.
go niles: Alabama ca miles: PannsyiFA-
ria SIS miles. Virginia. 81 mites: Via
e.onsfn. Sa1 miles Tho remaining states
show less tran SO niles each
Although the Tnflan ana OK ahoHsA ter
-1sorses show such large protected mile
age. there Is not much vork actually tn
der vg&y al the present time. On several
Er.es eorne grating has been doue Ind 9TH
ers are under contract. but financial pro-
VISION has not yet ben u-Ad@ for The
greater part 90 the mileage Most % fhs
Texas tines may De Placed 81 tAs same
class. &lshoash grading - aIre2dy Encsr
way on seTer3x roa1A with prospect q
early commencement ca a MURDER Of
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND, March. - -wheat-walla
Naua. alllAe. valley. 7Ac per bushel.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.


E@A1<lts MECH - l1FFs
Exchanges q. tne Seattle. Tacoma ard
Portland clearing houses today were.
Ciezrances- Balances
Seattle ....-... .-......s sz.SG - S1s.Es q
@@1Slfa&
Portland -. ..... q fG 20 Ef-2 90
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tn. waIla wEiIa's Passenger.

eA< FRANCISCO. March z2--Ths
y.Sa-ser wala waIl& isst Tor Puget soond
,ossay with the fossoNins passengers.
sas4tle-IA Wheeler ara vifs. Ms.
rs,s -s5rnau. X crystle, Thomas Eatnes.
= N~fnsfre p Wyrr&n. G. BFOEn. Rev
iIohnsoa. Mss I4vtngston@. Ars~ ResVss,
Ms. Ackley, II. ThogseE an1 wifs. Lieut.
W hcrley.
'Tas-oszs--H. Ryan.
po~t ,rownseak.--J. Iss6erz.rs G Lut@-
-~s1' L Hansen = Johnson anc wife. =
-Toaraar : Sullivan A. D01uea5. y.
Fgsr4n a fIucit J. Patrick 3. MlL4er- II.
sE~@z-r A nruEe - Barns. J. BT12-
- 81 gSuss1rassA John Ns.scn.
Vs--crta--L4 Rogers j. Patton. J. Na-
49, ar4 wss~. w Mash J. Ei7nsars Mss
49, Mss n-va-. Mas Maynard. y.
assssr.. {. T&Tgora, : Be-rasxy.
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Flour-Quarter sacks, u so; do Oregon.
IL 500 harley, Centals. 6.eo; oats. centais
g-se beans. sacks. T. potatoes. sacks. l. as;
a, Oregon. 6n1: onions. sacks. 3: do Or
eron. llso: bran. sacks. f.S9; midGhnss
- -ks esa. hay. tons 80. wool, bales. 80 /:
hIEes. number. ~; quicksilver. TASKS. i52
uss~fs gallons q ts8
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MARTINI RECORD.
FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland. March =, 1891.
Rain; stationary temperature

II. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCUI-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. March -, 1897.
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sHAkY NERVES.
kHAkY NERVES.
sEAkY NERVES.
sHAKY NERVES.
sHAKY NERVES.
SHAkY NERVES.
SuAkY NERVES
CURED IN A NEEk.
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@. n. SALISBURY. Observer.
Tides ut Seattle Hnrbor To-day.