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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
THE uAccoFD CASE TO BE SETTLED.
MENTIONED IN THE MESSAGE OF THE PREsI-
DENT OF PERU.

Washington. Sept. H-Mr. Nell. United States
Minister TO Peru. has sent TO Secretary Sherman
copy Of the message of the President OF Peru, de-
lvered on August 2. II makes the following refer
ence to the MacCorG case
The Ramsay case mas been honorabiy settled.
and doubtless the relating to MacCord viii
be arranged satisfactorily II having been conhded
the immediate atteIl5n Of the legation recently
accredited TO washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

THE SONORA LINE NAY BE TRANSFERRED
san Francisco. Sept. IA party Of Southern Pa
elm. officials has departed for Mexico for an IN
.pe.tlon trip over the sonora Railway ard II -
rumoreI that the inspection Il the property = %
lee followed 10y the transfer Of the road y tie santa
rs - tre : thern Pacific Company. Inc sonora
railway mas oeen traded by the santa re tor the
i'm. bel yye.n Nojave and ,he Needles belonsns
-, "a. South.r1 Plcihc. but operated Tor many
,e.rs bv ,hc santa Re under a lease and contrac.
OF purchase. but a formal TRANSFER mas not - 'e'
been ma 30.
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Nh GrRnN LRONcLln LlINcNED.

W!ih.lnshavcn. sept 1.-THE now German IRON
clad Ka...r wilhelm der Zwcite WIS launched here
to-ilv She was named by Princess Henry ot
Prussia
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

PRINTED NATTER ETC.-Germar steamers sailing on
Tusgdavs take Printed Matter etc. Or Germany and
y Al dressed Printed Matter etc. or other parts
-, Europe American ard White star steamers on
Wedrss4lys. German steamers On THURSDAYS. and
,.trart French i7i German steamers on Saturdays
take painted Mater etc. Tor a countries tor which
they are da .ertsci 20 cary mai.
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DAdGETT TO MAKE THE POSTAL CARDS.

rs.s "hs'oh' Sept. lion the recommendation OF
p. stant Postmaster General Merritt. the
"a, GENERAL to-day awarded the contract
S''''ns postal cards for the four years be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

The easiest thing 10 give children FOR Geld. and
the most effective remedy is DR.. ID. Jaynes tx
pectorant. s's
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R4Rov DE corRcEL'S SUCCESSOR.

London Sept 1.-THE Paris correspondent %
The Daily Graphic" says that Jules Csmbon. GOV
ernor-GeueraI % Algeria. has been appointed
French Ambassador 20 Great Pritaln. in succession
10 Baron 90 Courcc who presented his letters ~
recall - Queen Victoria AZ Windsor last March.
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WoodIawn Cemetery,

WOODLAND cemetery.
Office. No. 20 l.. 23d-st.
woodlawn station cath WARD. Harlem Railroad.
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Notices Of marriages md deaths must be In.
dorsed with full name and address.
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Guerial Notices.
Tribune Terms to Mail subscribers.

Dallv SO a year; 81 per month -
Daily without Sunday s. year. 30 cents per month
sunday tribune 81 year. Weekly. 81. Sem-Weedy s.
pOST Extra postage j. charged foreign countries,
except Mexico and Canada. and On the daily IN New
York city. -
REMITTANC1s II sent cash. unregistered. VIII! be ss
the owners risk.
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u4rIuILlVN WIDOW SERIOUSLY III

Brussels Sept. Il-CharI1tte Ok Empress ~ Mex-
leo. is so dangerously 30 that aer death is feared
AZ any moment
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shou!d be read DAILY BY al Interested Charges may
at tme) -
for the week ending september Is, 1875
viii close promptly in all cases. az the General Post
ce as follows Parcels post mails close one hour earlier
than closing time shown below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

QUARANTINE DECLARED BY SPAIN
Madrid. Sept. 1.-THE Official Gazette" to-day
announces that all vessels arriving in Spain from
ports between New Orleans and Ocean Springs,
Miss. will be subjected to quarantine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

DOCKHANDS NAY STRIKE AT HAWKE.
Paris Sept IA great dock strike is imminent
al I.avre. In consequence OF a refusal by the en-
ployers to grant an increase 10 wageA
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THE WEATHER REPORT.


Washington SEPT 1.-THE storm 70 the north ~ Mon"
tan, has moved 10 Manitoba The pressure Is relatively
low in North CAROLINA OF high pressure Is cen
trail In the lower Lawrence Valley ard second on
ire North Pacific Nosthwestery winds from the
latter caused decided fall in temperature IN me
Missouri Valley and northern plateau. Medicine Hat
reporting fall 81 80 degrees and Swit Current - de-
grees In venty-tour hours The temperature has also
fallen IN IN. lower Lake region ana New-Ensand 1t mas
risen upper Lake region and has remained nearly
.tat!onar elsewhere have taken place In the
Middle and West Gulf States ana the lower Missouri
valley.
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
For New-England generally fair: nor,hwest.ry winds.
becoming variable
For Eastern N.w-York fair cooler IN extreme SOUTH
e-n portion northeasterly winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and Ne~-JersAy, partly
c.6udv weather; cooler, northsssterlv winds.
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Peopie Used to Go {

People USed to Go to England
Crown Lay endsr salts SUd now eserywhefs
IN cr5wnstoppered bottles Reject worthless limitations
Carpet Cleanjng.-J. w. Williams 0oS
West J4th-st Telephone 366-3sth-st.
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Tribune ONCE Sept, Is. I a. m-The weather yes,er-
day was fair ard cooler The temperature ranged Do
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

7, ,bi. diagram continuous white line shows the
changes ia pressure as indicated by The Triounes se
recording The dotted IIhe SHOWS 'hs TEN"
peratuie As recorded Al Perry's PharmaeS
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON. March L-Silver. 2sssd: con-
soils, III 1915.
NEW YORK, March The Evening
Posts London financial cahlegrsm says;
seThe stock markets were idle and duii
today, being still swayed by politics. The
only favorable feature was = rise Ia
Americans onNew York's lead Lake SHORE
going up 9 points. Generaily me e.ose
shown here In Americans A sustained
lead from New York has had more than
the usual effect amid the depression or
the other markets.
Nv. Financfers here still regard the
T,ransvaal situation gTaveiy. Silver was
fat on the report that Japan Is 70 adopt
the gold standard. ] gather that tnts u, y
premature. Bar gold has fallen 70 T. "a.
Jspan being the only buyer, and there
IL naturally no pressing demand Tor the
metal. -,
Element is proceeding there The Ber-
lin market was steady.
Brendstuns and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. March 1.-Wheat--Spot,
firm: demand poor; No red spring, -
ed: No. ! California. IS SGD. Futures
opened steady, with near and distant 20
stttons I'd higher: closed quiet. with May
ard July I'd higher; other months un-
changed: business about equally distrio-
ufed; March, &c iAd; May, Is SS.d' july
corn-spot. quiet: American mixed new.
"a ss.d. Futures opened with near and
distant positions !. a lower closed quiet:
June unchanged and other months asd
March, q SID; April p sd: May. - I'D;
June Is Sd: July. - sad
Flour-Sseady. demand poor: St. Louis
fancy winter, So 90.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. rs iss.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Sksg1t Chief toek "a tons O.
osts 81 4esler's wharf yesterday For Ia
coma.
Steam collier Willamette. with 500 tons
o. Franklin ard Newcastle coal. WAL SAL
tonight for San Francisco.
Steam schooner Alaska. recently pur-
chased IN san Francisco ~ Wilson %
sylvester. o. Alaska. was 81 port yester-
day taking on cargo for Alaska
The Sasura MsTu. which sails from
1 Yosehs ,.!ss, for ssa:le Friday q his
Maru. sailing March "a. Both vessels VIII
come via Honolulu.
Steam collier Progreso finished loading
a. the Oregon Improvement bunkers yes
terGay and via sal this morning AZ 5
tons % Black Diamond coal.
Steamship Transit chartered BY the
Puget Sound and Central American Steam
ship Company. IS due 20 arrive from Gen.
passed Point Lsobos last Thursday. Dr.
rectly on her arrival she Will go on thu
dry dock al Quartermastsr harbor for
one day, and viii then come to this port.
She comes up in ballast,
steamship Walla walla. which sailed
for san Francisco Sunday morning. had
the following list OF passengers; Ida
Carlson. Mrs. a. Mey6enoauer ana son.
II. Moore and child. Miss Keen. Mrs.
Capt Keen, Mrs. Alice Beiehrkin, Mar
ocy HoT. 4. d. Goodrich. AIRS. Hon, j.
X Mankowski. A. Anderson. J. W. Hyde.
and nineteen second class
Following IS the list of passengers who
went north on the steamship City or To-
peka, sailing last Sunday morning. Miss
Lou Keller. c, II: Carlton. t. Z; Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Ostsrhout. Mrs. q. r..
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. y. NJ. Behrends.
Denis Murphy, ]. J. O'Brien. J. c. 0rnen.
". York. @. r. James, MIR. and Mrs. p.
F. L0noert, j. SsAx. c. Bozanis. John A.
Gram, John .. Leasure, Joseph Birch. A.
r. Carr. A Norton. X. II. MelEu. Miss
bury. Nicholas Hanna, A. II Miller. c.
5. Tenant. j. NJ. Reyes r. 3. Vest. p.
A. Anderson, II. Bernard, j. AuuAmsy,
Mrs. O.. A. Barrow, Charles Merrill. t..
femme. A. y. Richards, o. K. Cameron.
and twenty-thrse second class.
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MAIN STREET IMPROVEMENT.
Sffrrsf a Gcefr Get Two Contracts
nids for City Supplies.

Bids were opened yesterday by the board
OF public works for the Improvement OF
Main street. The Improvement In this
street Is IN TWO sections. and separate bids
were submitted on each The two COIN
pesinE contractors were a. Dow & CO. and
Stirrzt Il GoeTs. the latter setting both
contracts. On the portion OF the street
between Eighth and Ninth avenues south
the lowest bid was $3.50. and that por-
tion between Railroad avenue and Fifth
avenue south. slesSsA
A petition by Salene Jordan for free
water was referred by the board 20 the
superintendent or iIgnt and water works
Bids for city supplies during March and
April were submitted BY \. Hanback, 81
Co. John Schram Company. \. :. Kerry
Lumber Company, Bryant Lumber Com
pany. ]. L Taylor Variety Iron Works.
Booth. whittlesey a. Hanfcrd, Seattle Alb
straet Company, LILY. Bogardus 4 Co.
Oregon Improvement Company. Renson
Cooperative Coal Company. Northwest
Fixture Company. Seattle Hardware
Company. Schwahacher Hardware Com
pany.
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The Pacific Coast Steamship Company
announced yesterday that the steamship
Al-Ki. sailing from here March 10 for
Alaska, viii go through TO Dyea- This is.
OF course. 70 meet the opposition OF the
wiIlapa. though Superintendent J. r.
Trowbridge says Il is because OF live stock
waiting at juneau for transportation 10
Dyea. As steamers are pub ON TO run be-
tween Juneau and Dyea. he said ysster-
day. which can handle the freight. the
A-n viii Ia withdrawn from the through
run. The business amounts 60 but little
anyway. he said. as Ii 10 only profitable
TO run through 10 Dyea up 10 May l.
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p Cheney. from Tzecrs for San Fran
cisco
EEDoNDo. Marcs l--Arrtve3-Sch san
Elenzexsnsura, from Srays harnor.
SAN PEDRO. Feb e--ArrIved--ScA
Ma-la : Smith. from Tacoma.
DEi1AG0A BAY. Feb. 4.-Ar-fvsd--
S<- 50 Bsrmbsk. from Tacoma
YOKOHAMA. Feb. &-Arrsvef-E- str
Victoria. from Tacoma Salles~Sch r.
:. p. Ee1net1. for Puget sound. Rr str
Empress q india for Vancouver.
PORT TOW NsE<D. Marca Especial.
--ATrfved-Ner str Transit. from Central
America; Ger ak Fs-nin Pasha. from West
Coast saaleSs-Sch Laura Aadsen. frcn
Aa1sock for San Francisco.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATCcSE. March I.-Special-4 =. n
barometer $50. clear; wind south. "A
.s14teSs inward. SCH Holmes. in tow Wan
aerer, las ,. m. small sch. As ,. N.
NEAE BAY. March Especial Clear.
hsng east wins Tug Boyden and n three-
mast sch in hay
PORT ANGELES. March 1.--Sr@cfsl.--
Barometer. - y: clear: wind east two
rnileS, tug Nlgilant at dock
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MARINE NEWS.

SAX Francisco. Narch f.--Arrfvet
s~ehrgYz-v -T-SrT ArcsfA- from Cnas bay Z
T~Saas ard Henry. froE Cga2llls F1Fer-
Arrfsea February 3s-Str ET1Iare -
80 eaw. Arrived March I--Sfr 0@ss &c
III rzer from PCrtlanft "a 1osen'ie.
1890 hktr joan Smith. fras1 Ka1ss,A-
eEI1as February Zz--ksr ysanle- for 5e-at-
- Sag!ea FEBRUARY 1~-1r sA 1ssfs-
- S-,fnrzs,la river. sra Maid q Orleans.
Ya~ Crzyss AzrsSr. sA1se9 A&Tz1 T.
- T.@ars May. FOR Asfort&- Czesre4
MARI i-=sr 11Sen. Ter NsctoTaA ana
pFar4 -nwzssEt.
cL.Ar.I-AM BAT. Feb z--SAIie9-Sa B
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Murphy. property tn wnaseon county

MurThy. property N Wsatcom county.
February =. 500.
Gusfavs Railing 20 James $. Farrell.
lots 3 and Il. blk II. Laws iss add. May
Is fSaS. $50
II. II. Eaten 20 Mamie E1lts. lots and
{. blk IL Laws add. January Is. SO.
Eiuard Y. EGsen ct tx. 20 Rosa Lobe.
airy -. q c, g.
r J. Morgan At TX. 70 Joseph Harring-
err fot 4 blk l. Cioo4Sreed'S a6s w Sc
attic. February -. soa
E,svira It. Durans and husband II. w 70
r. W. NocSVIlles sha lo1 2 blk 2. kaGf-
mans sad, February s se@S
Granville O.. Henrietta NJ. and Annie
&. Halter. Sarah =. NJ. Elizabeth II. ard
Judfta Strcag Minor to Puget Sound
Glass Company. lots Il and IL blk 2.
Minors add lots and G. blk liz Seat
lie Tide I.anGs. FehrnAry g. q {. s.
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Leai-Strszgs brokers price. GE; ex-
change price. 6
Canee-
Cc@e@Op1cns czassd steady and un-
changed 20 q decline 81 PORTS. sales.
L.e2 bags including, March. ss5c: May,
esec- Spot cofeA. daEs Nc. = tcoesES,
ss.cs invoice. ze1sc: mid. dull
sugar.
Sugar~Rsw, duIl and nominal; tssr re-
1na1g. l3-lscs rennsd. quiet
Petroleum.
Petroleum - Nominal. United closed
nominal
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Passengers arriving in g. PAU frcn The
vFsst sroula bear IN r7lrd fhas shs WORTH
Western Line has slx trains daily be-
tween g. PAsl and Chicago zee tnat tns
.t~<ss awezt 80 ms.lirg yop gives you The
es,-ss, Western" No chances for lay
sver n Additional sryznss-
r. W. PARKER,
Commercial Agent. ss First Ave-. ss4ttia
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-. - - nREYHoTrNrl

-.,-ef, Eam5nas. snohomlsh Roate.
- round trips daily. except Sunday
- S5v. 81. ls6 Leaves Seattle 7:4s
y 10 . N leaves Everett 10 a. m.
n. ssattle landing, Colmen dock:
- fardEng, Merchants dock Con-
49, a4lh Str. Flyer for Tacoma: with
~. srfkaas for Suohoralsh: with train
=. usnss Cristo and way stations. Tsle-
FRANK ". GOODHuE. Manager.
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srEANER L ..,oi.. T I'll ESQ. ;c-
csfsSssssss ~ Mar street. Monday, We'd
essx "a Frieay az a. IN. for Port
eeses1. San JBan Islan6s snd New
gsass ss-r refurnlng, leaves New Vha.-
.ss Tsssd.y ThsTsssy and sassra,y a.
Fsnxaraa. a c.. agents. City dock
ss.snhons. MAJ ~.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
erraxrR ROsALF

eTTAMER kOsALIE,
..-..r A0ck. leaves for Victoria ana
-. rownsend daily. except Sunday, at
- returning. leaves Victoria az
sfear1er George 2 Starr leaves
- 81 Townsend and way ports daily,
tsl sssurGAF. az $50 p. n: SUNDAY.
&C. a. a. n returning. direct leaves
-. ~asnsend a. .. N. Phone. Pike 7s.
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THE SURE CURE.

Hadysn IS the sure cure. Hu6yan
cures Nervous Debility. Kidney Debility.
Liver Debility, Blues. Melanchoiia. spe-
ciai weaknesses and disabilities OF men.
Hudyan cures pimples. drains losses
Hudyan cures varicocele. Hydroceie and
affections Of the prostate gland. Hudyan
cures spermaforrhoes and atrophy Had-
yam cures weak back. Hudyan stops all
losses. all drains. al enfeeblemenis. Hud-
yam sometimes - efYicacious
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7re California rea1srs or ire Poss~rn-
tes.srs~csr viii Ard II On sale tAsiy az
r1~1s,szr A Cos sAftGrery store. - Mar
k~r ssre~t. 3ust cns book up Asrkss street
frsxx lie Caro11ess cE.cA. Txsce %
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MOD CANAL ROUTE
II 3. MAIL
sTEAMEn 80

GTkANE-A OE@A-A&
rsihrzlth dock foot Of wsshine-
Z. ssr.si. Tass1ay.s' isafse az r and Sat
fsssSs -s~-szs Ses beck. Brinn0n. Holly.
~ Taliiwssp Falls. Hoodsport and
p<s- Returns alternate days
rs'Ss y. TROUTNAN. Master.
..s..sons. Red III
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Bresastufr. and Grains

HAN FRANCISCO. March i.-Fiour-
Net cash Tor family extras, &gs.l5i ba-
kers' extras. 'AIsstSS: supernns. aleg
Whest-shipplng. sl.S for No. /. and
g. sgAs for chOice. milling, &siz9l.Eis
Barley-Fee.. p1Tszc: brewing. $40
oats-Fancy white feed, sis7tsGsI -;
good 20 choice 90. Si-iSSsls5: poor to fair,
' si9 s,.s ssFP 95- sess seti g S a. so I'D
sl.legLzS: rid. s-lesLss; milling N2s5
Produce Receipts.
Flcur-ouartsr sacks. 1909; wheat.
oentals. s.ss5; barley, esntsis, 1919: cats.
tBls. ~. potatoes. sacks, 24l; do. ore
son. se7: onions, sacks. &: bran. sacks.
$50. msddanfs. SACKS, iSoa; hay. tons,
A.. wool. oa4es. Is hides, l.441; wine ga
Fed ara mipstuTs-Mldslias,. Ter ton.
OUTSIDE brands. slLs0
Hay--Wheat, sS@iI. wheat and oat. s.
s9lo. oats $50. river barley. S5sS&50;
sss oar.sy a ~ 3, sIs -3e;- 80, S.Ss =.
sasss.so, do. cat. $a94; straw, per oale.
Tegetab,es-Posssces. Esrly Rose. rs
500. salinas Burbanks, sscSsSLi9s Garnet
Gaia &ssl@. river Sur eanSs, ssNsIac
river reds. s8sssAc; Oregon Bur % Ks. Sc
as1Ee. rsN potatess- - PEI pound. Asr~
81 Sg9 onions slss01. 3: dried pepPers
Ease. dried okra A&-4Sg }kcs garlic. Is .
mushrooms tssS- asparagus, e44@'9c.
Los Anx~aos toE1sssees. s.ceSa, Per box
Sreea peas. $40 per pound ssTlEg beans.
go slant. &c per pound, Mexican To-
Esstoss s.. Is per oox; FhuoaTo, 80
F,raiss--E'Rncv ayptss. s. 81 So. com
u1sn. de- sSe&Ssl. u&Tel oranges. Sl5slg5
Per Sox seesiilax % sssSsl-s. AeXs1an
'ines. 81 z4sss California lemons. coma
@Sn rs; ,sS,''; s. s go Z s ss 80
pes. La. smyrna ass, - ases fe-sl&a
BatseT-Fancy creamery. l4asse; SEC
anas. Ie1lSc. fancy dairy. -. IS. So
- sSsssss~Fzacy, n-6 rex. ssss@c. ss.r
20 soess, sS@s; Cs-iseruiA cream castdar.
lassss *. Yong Au1sFic4as sstlc. East
ern. 10 lsaAc. - esJsra. 10 Lays.
Errs- Ranch. t4E8 -. ssoEe. t4ss i-
Fsaalrry--1sre tUgSey Eooo.srs. la1 f--
So, hazs. izs -. ra-9s-srs- o.4. sa-stas- -3.
ySanE. see Sfsiaers. sn2a. S-s1-sg
40. AAFge. - So flyers s.. hers. = -
a sUcks. cd. Ss-sFsas Do. y32Dg,
geese si.SA3 =. pigeons. o&. SEE.
3 assas. SEE; EngllsA sage. 3.
cfosIaE Qaotaaens
wAssi--<}assst TseeeEAeer. FLlsas, May.
a. 5Sey-Firrns psaemssr -s.-. My.
-,sS-,--l.A-Ss yeuow. - ENc.
/ araa-4s&.lsosas4. s..
NesE
woos-Fal-e-hosee Hsegatais. ess-e
/ - x-.sssngzLa- ka- So yeanetn
r<efrs 49, 81. fsstazs ass-. nee
- fal fsS%e snF-EE. slesse-a. t-ss.1.
E-ssvs~z tevwEaa. gssaF. 8 fc- a. tnases
/ So valley, oEssE -. - Ae, so. asets-
- EssL.es %aY&slA. essss. 6o. extra. -
/ Hops
aegs-9aos&o.s a. s81c PS< psaa4 60.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January I and
for the Past Week.

Real estate transactions since January
/. 1897. are s4s0. 355.7. There were nled for
record during last week Ga deeds. the con-
siderations aggregating $50. SSs.75. Follow
ing Is the record for the week by days.
including transfers for the last four
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland. Or, March !. 1897.
Rain: cooler.
e. s. PAGUE. Forecastsr.
z. z. DEPARTMENT or AGRICCL-
TIJRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. March /. 1877.
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sTT1wsHIP COMPANY.

THAT'S sIEAA1
rs GARLAND Asp EvANnEL e..
eArsts 49, .esxe< TeElsr dock sun
esssre- sss rs ard Tnursdays e. nan
p 81 T' sss.Iss Fs sr. s crs.s.s;
kzxfsses p~sht- Cisiian Bay an5 Seah
r.s'aae are: :.s 81 s ss.'tss . ?
= srpossls. - per- Townsend, Port An
,ss vissora. Moneay. We, w.s1sss: 8.
81 Avs ~ .S . m
111Tcox- sE ssdT-4E AND TACOMA
NJ. 49, psT Ell Ee sST A ess
fsxess aecna ?. ~ City dock
z. s aar ssrsssl; Seattle. ?. N. Tues
&sgA rzsYn2vsn. az 3. n and
g .srses . , q SUI :, y WS s5l,.s and
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Total safes.

Flour
rgour-Rscsspts. - "a barrels: exports.
81 7s7 barrels; market ruled steady ard
Unchanged. VITA tra8e requirements
snail
wheat.
gvheat-Re- elpts. F7sa bushels: exports.
Sc SO bushels. spct. Hruer; No. hard
$50 OPTIONS oQersf Frrer OF better ca
rfev ars was governed al DAY bv bull
news closing 1910 re- higher Among
tna Influences were small war3H's ship
-1e-ts Abe-si sscrvase- in both Arrs--
icaa and English visible. a large ressuc-
rtsu Nh rassare srf hst crop news from
era West No reS Hsr~h s. f-fsz3 s9~s
closing = &c. May, Iikc. closed Nssc
Visible ssBPiIes-
T~nr VISIBLE vsprlv - grain SATURDAY.
IS ccnaslsd hy tse %ew York prosg e
exrhangs. VAS IS follows:
wheat g 81, 1a Bushels. increase. -
csrr. &sses bushels: Increase. snoo
osts s1ss. 900 sasasis; Increase. q. go
Hys, 1sssooo susss,s. decrease. ~ .so
barley. snssa Bushels: decrease. e.
9 oGshel2
wsof-oa}st
cqaper-stsady: hroksrs' price. slLso:
exr1AEga price. r.
70 srs6-Dull. Southern. re=e--.
SargAsrn. tlasSaf.s3
Taa->9.ss. straits. 81 5sst1so. piates.
sssl.sr-Daa: domestic. ss24Ia
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND. March i-wheat-wal
- ALA, 7sJs4c; valley. s. 1s3o.
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PACIFIC NAvfGATroS CO.
$50 card IA Effect June /. 1884.

r.~TLr. EVERETT & wHATCoM
bL~A ROUTE
., washington leaves Seattle daily
81. saturday. a. II ?. m
..gg-rrr Ia CONNER ROUTE
rssrasysn Isaves Seattle daily. except
sss~sssy. AZ - r.
es~sTsskare. Maiu rs Seslsr dock.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle. March I. iH-
Exchanges at ths se&ttle. Tacoma ara
Portland clearing houses toaay were
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popT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
w. INGToG ROUTE.
STEAMER NJ AR

f<.ss< f,zIbFaith dock foot % Washing
- street.. for South Reach. sylvan Grove.
= waite. RremeTf0n. United States Dry
reek. Charleston. Sidney Traeyton. Chi
"a s.lvsrsrzle. a. ; pm. Saturday. m. !:
sazsaY D II, returning. leaves Silver
sslt Al s.ss A. m. Telephone, Red lsl