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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-01-01

Sorry to see the last of 90;
glad to shake hands with 'o7
that's the way most of us
feel, in or out of business.
lots to talk to you about
when the New Years been
let in. For the present,
accept a hearty wish for a
very
HAPPY NEW YEAR !!
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S1ozt,e&S1e1Sm
767-77E CHAPEL'ST.
Important Events
For Saturday, Jan. I'd, 1897.

Some of the lowest
prices on desirable goods
ever seen in this city.
ITEMS We shall place on
Ties, sale Saturday, at 2
lZ5C. P. NJ,
so doz. Silk, Ties-made
Teck style with the very latest
knot, and in grand assortment Of
light medium and dark colorings
and patterns.
The price, 12ac ca
The last time we offered ~
doz. of such ties as these, they
were sold by noontime, and many
were disappointed.
To obviate this we shall not
place this lot on sale till P. NJ. of
Saturday.
Owing to the very low price
we limit to each purchaser.
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srcrrL A. cri-sc- was sfe5 today r. 80
case q TIE olyrrT8A Water Works. re-
sranGent. w sha treasurer cf Tnurston
county. appellant. wherein an APPEAL was
tsken fre-n The decision q TIE heard 81
equalization. alleging sr&u9uisnt prccsest-
snSs CT the part - the hoard. which
raised an assessment "a personal pvogs-
cry q ths water company from sssaaa -
Sc. 50: judgment Is reversed. TIE eplutaa.
81 closing. SAYS.
IL As p~0r@rsy IS assessed AZ twie.
Is aetaal valEa hy tae beard. acting un-
der tae&r honest Judgment, and IS prOQ-
cry - ss~eSsed 81 twico az value. bar
Win dishonest intent. tha V1sUlg 20 the
parties Is exactly tho same and y ia
20 bSve remedy a saould have ere
also"
WAITE \ majority oE re court held
shAs shere was no appeal froI IRE action
q TIE hoard. the practical effect i %
cezy the remedy 81 ao3h cases. AMI x ere
is 20 re provided Il muSt be by legislation.
J. = Pe-ctval. respondent. ~ she treas
EFer 81 rhUrstcn COMFY. appellant Re-
verse5 Ga She sanae groaaas.
+ l. 4ae0asca. rsssgsonaest. -. Andrew
1>lfnd. appellant King caauty3 affirmed.
Caroline rsh1ala. appellant, vs. Nsuns
olympus Water Company. respondent
Jefterson counly sn3rmed,
(. z Lowry, fesseo aaenL -. William II.
Moore. sTspelaaas--l>lng county. affirmed
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship Al-K1 "a due To arrive from
Alaska February -
The steamer Pelican is expected TO ar
rive from Tacoma today.
Bark Gen. Fairchild viii finish loading
coal al Smiths cove today for San Fran
cisco.
Schooner Alcalae is due here from San
Francisco with freight for Lilly, Bogar-
dus * Co.
The schooner J. B. Leeds, Capt. John
son. arrived in Port Blakeiey yesterday
Is load for San Pedro.
Ship st. Nicholas is stin at tho Oregon
Improvement Company hunkers loading
coal for san Francisco.
Steamship umatiIla VIII be in today
from down Sound. ana VIII load go tons
OF Franklin coal for san Francisco.
Schooner William Renton, Capt Han
sem Is loading lumber at the Stimson
mill. az Ballard. for Newport. South.
Steamship Willapa Is stil on the Moran
ways and Will not come or for several
days She IS having new propeller wheel
made.
Mate Gunder Hansen, OF the steamer
State OF Washington, has just left Provi-
denee hospital after an Illness OF three
weeks.
The American ship Barring Bros. Capt
Libby, leaves today. loaded for Plymouth,
England. She carries 100000 feet OF
lumber.
The schooner vesta left Blakeley Mon
day, loaded with lunfbsr for San Pedro.
The Mercury also left Sunday. going to
san Francisco.
The eight iron ships AZ Port Blakcley
leading lumber VIII carry away nearly
10 Ga.0u feet. Another lumber carrying
feet Is en- route to the Sound.
Steamer Utopia brought in thirty tons
OF Oriental freight yesterday from Van
couver Steamer Sehome had in forty
tons from the Oriental liner Pelican.
The changed schedule Of the steamer
City OF Kingston went tnto effect yester-
day. Steamer Resale now leaves here for
Victoria via Port Townsend az 10 o'clock
in the morning.
Steam collier Progreso. which arrived
from San Francisco last Saturday night.
has finished loading q return cargo or
l.19o tons OF coal at the oregon Improve
ment Compauy's 5unkers and expected TO
sail last night
The United States revenue steamer
Golden GAZE was being finished up yestsr-
day. She VIII 60 on the Moran ways In
about two weeks - be painted. and as
soon a. that work Ia completed the trial
trip VIII be made. Capt. y. \. Munger
and Chief Engineer Broadbent, who have
been supervising the construction q the
Golden cate foc the government, VII prob
ably be ordered 20 take the new steamer
TO San Francisco. "Our station here has
been very peasant, and We shah be sorry
20 leave" said the captain yesterday. AS
Yet we hava received DO ntlmalon OF
what orders we vii get"
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MARINE NEWS

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IS--Arrived
February 1s-Br SIR Wellington. from De-
parture bay: str state OF California. from
Astoria. schr Glendale. from New What
com. Arrived February 15-Bktn Cain
crime frem Grays harbor. Cleared Feb
ruary iS-sstr San Mateo, for Conox.
Sailed February i4-Ship Dsshlng Wave.
for Tacoma. Haw ship Hawaiian Isles.
for Vancouver; schr Ruby \. Cousins. for
Tacoma; schr Lena Sweasy. for seattle.
schr Gofama- for Coos bay. sailed FEB
ruary I5-Str City Of Pucbia, for Victoria
HOQUIAM. Feb. Especial ARRIVED
Str Del Norte. from san Francisco for
H0qutan.
H0QUIAM. Feb. 4-special.--Arrtved-
From san FRANCHISES, str Sunol, for Cos
mopolis. and schr Seauoia. for HoQuiam-
Sailed-For San Francisco. schr Ia Gi-
ronde. from HoQuiam. and schrs Maid OF
Orleans. Neptune and Q. A. Thayer, from
Aberdeen.
EUREKA. Feb. i4.--Sailed--Str Alliance.
for Coos hav.
REDoNDo. Feb, 14-sailed-Schr Cen
Banning. Tor Grays hArbor.
SAN PEDRO, Fen IA-SaIied-Schr
Hueneme, fer Port Blakeley.
CAL.LAO. Dec. &.-Arrfved-Italian blk
Cavour, from New Whatcom-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January 4 and
for Yesterday.


Peal estate transactions since January
I fsy7. are $50 gsgis There were FLED for
record Yesterday = deeds. aRgreEatlng
& 40 Following IS q list furnished By
fhe Seattle Abstract Company. room E9
New York block.
Margaret J P9utlus 20 Carrie Gostz,
loss 4 aad 2 blk -, Pontius - ada, and
strip lylng or east side o. SAID 4clS AID
g FEB. b, fee-
Tlos5e~t CfgurIay e. TX 20 stewart steele.
LOT Z sec H. e. g. ~ as-rea, FEB. $. 5000
Joshua Frosser % Philip Rrosssr, lots
u to a. OK - West Seattle. Feb. Z. So"
Shirley squire 10 Onion Trust COMPANY.
3at Is and sd tot 5, Dlk . squire PARK add.
segt. /. Is. q g 3 - ~
ffrf5u Trust COMPANY 20 WafHon g.
s4rira lots Il and ls. blk 2, Squire Park
aat sept D ISIS. 81
aeafEs Hardware Company % Union
Trust Company lot ls and 50 jot - ok
: squire PAX adj, Feb. -. q G, g.
Nsslis II. Els and husband " .-4lars =.
- pshH-e r. Hall. 5ota ard 4 Tx -,
pe-toy'e AID. Feb. 3 s.. %
Argus 2atns@ou - J. ~. y neeisr AMI
f-~srIss : Bsatn. lots and z ok !. TEI<a
Msr0r Lane a0a, Nay =, laa~s 81
rraayses s. ElAta 20 James y heeser. lots
ana = s.k :. Tl4lE4 Aotos Lac add, Jan
Artesr Lyndon Clark % Eaizabeth CLARK.
80 . { ia acre 1. Aoss 20 IA acre ;.
tTacs Is. Magss L@af add Green Lake Cir
sssrrsaa s. Colt e tx % Robert J.
Fisher, Iot :. olA =. northern add. Eeo.
49, 49,. II T7~ookez e. ux. % same, lots
% pgK Is. northern add. Feb. y. g-ec5
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OLYMPIA. FEB. -SpecsaI--Artfoiss oe
Incorporation have been fiea IN the ef8ee
OF the secretary Of state As follows;
Is eonaA and Rossland Laubcr Company.
OF Taeona-CNpitsL Ssesa.
tsheaanso Miasng Company. OF spokane
capital. SLeeo00A
clyde Aehawk Consolidated Mining and
MAINS company. o. spokane-Csapl'al.
Highland Queen Consos,aatea Mining
Company, Of SFoSane-Capital. A,es VAA
Silver Caleb Mining Company. Of silver
ton--Calstal, sl0so.esA
Buckeye Mining company, OF CoiNids-
Capital. x2oe0.eQe.
sunny Brook Geld Mining and Milling
Company. OF Northport-Capital, s.ssa,sssa
2eAl Estate Trust Company, OF spokane
Capital. N.00.
Mother Lode Gold Mining Company .of
Spokane-Ssapltal. SlosaW9
Lake Christina Mining Company. OF Sc
gtfie-CapttaI. X.ooa,e1
south Gold Creek Mining and Milling
Company, OF Ssattis-CSpital. $500.
Canopy smelling. Refining and Manu-
factar.ng Company. Of seatus--capis@i.
Blg Eight Mining Company. 81 Spokane
Capital. Sleo.Wsa
Deer Lake Mining Company. OF Silver
ton--capital. 81. E@e9 s..,.
Snoal BAY Mining and Milling Company,
OF Seattle-Capltal. sl.ooa 600.
Echo Gold and Copper Mining Com
pany. OF Eysratt-Capital. 81 GO 90.
Beatrice Mining and Milling Company.
OF Spokane-Cap itai, 81 ,U1ae9.
Gilt Edge Gold Mining Company. or
Dayten-Sapitai. a-se9.
Court Tacoma No. !. k'oressers or Amer
tea
JEFF Davis Mining and Milling Company,
OF Spokane-Capltai S.tsa. 90.
safe Deposit Mining and Milling Com
pany. OF Spekane-(saPltsl &.Ia0,1o.
salmon River Gold Mining company OK
British Columbia. OF Spokane-Capltal.
RossIand United Gold Mining Company.
OF seattle-s-apitai. 81 900, 90.
hcotenBy-Tacoma l. g. Mining Conf
pany. limited. OF Tacoma--Capital. A.eoo,-
Washington Gold Fields Exploration
Company. OF Tacoma-~Capital. Si.sN0,oo.
The Anaconda Of Washington Copper
and Gold Mining Company. or Seattle
strictly business Mining and Milling
Company. OF Spokane-Eapital, $E0.Qo0
North Star Gold Mining and Develop
ment Company, OK Spokane-Capital.
Mayfower Gold Mining and Milling
Company. of Spokane--Capftad, 81 ,eQ0, coo.
Lake View Mining Company, of spe-
kane--Capitai 81 aQ0. COO.
Valley Gold Mining Company, OF spo-
kane-Gapital ssQ0. 900.
Micawbsr Mining, Milling and Smelling
Company. OF Spokane-Capitnl 100000
Northwest Land and Improvement
Company. OF Spokane-Capital 81 0oa,0e0
Iowa Mining and Milling Company. Of
G|AtUH--4 af4f&is @te.HA
r. NJ. Pine Press Company, Of Puysllnp
Capital. yiee00.
Ruth Esther Gold Mining Company. OF
Spokane-Capitai. fl.mQO1.
Ben Wharton Mining and Milling Com
pany, OF Spokane-Caphal si.e0a ego.
Star and Crescent Mining Company, of
Spokane-Ca Capital. 81 GQ0o0.
sunset Mining Company, OF spokane
CaEtai, t60 c..
SLOGAN Liberty Hul Mining Company. OF
Spokane-1' 8pital. 81 ~. co.
Trust Mining Company. OF Spokane
Capital $4,000
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areaa.tuns and Grains.


A=TFTNfrT1&. EeQ. l1---At-s AsoA-tttR
:, tFt,s Statements issued ~ tbs bu-
-, ~ s-atlsfics snow thai ne amount
81 domestic rnercha udise sxpsTie 20 e ~
- - 1s-sre 80 T4a 3q4 FOR January lasE
Sear T7fse imports & merchandise 9 1Flns <
- - - 80 amounted 70 81 81, se1. Or
v-9ie6 s.. 80 rs was free q daiy. JlIlI.s
- - $50 the total Imports or me-
S1.-]s5sse ssrrrseztef s. s. So. a loss Tor
- r,@,r--F 81 over 81 2s6,sa.
TIE exports Of gold coin an ID e y.
surlnz last monte amounts. g, - a.
- re Imports OF geld during January
-. a. teg~s1vs al gsss s-1 as compared H4tE
e. - - during January, lss~-
.st,--r axuorfz during kssE @6MuarF
---.,..-..g 20 & 977 958, 40 compared with
e - - during thc CORES poF.1lEaE n Ia5 z
= go rr-aa Imports amounted = 81. -
Trrsr- January, 1896. ard Flssss,ss' &lEasg
T.near-v .tsss
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Tbe Pueb,a,. Passengers.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1s.--Ths steam
er City OF Puebla sailed FOR Puget sound
today Wfth the following passengers;
scattle-W. Todd and wife, ]. Wade.
William Gales, A U0waIly, L. Turner. G..
voffrg. J smith ur. Ac0h1s Grav&ge,
II Campbell Airs. T. Smith.
Port Townsend--S. Newman.
vfetorsa-Cseorxe Cunningham. s. Nc
Cord. 81. Johnson. Aiaggie McRae. Mrs.
Moore.
Tacoua-Mrs. Peterson ard two chill
are1 e.; Whitaker.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE DILLER.


J. r. rhinney. whatcom.
VI. Anderson, Whatcom.
l.. q. Bird. Whatcom.
Robert Johnston. Whatcom.
Capt J. II. Mckenzie Port Blakeiey.
Thomas Watson, Bridal Break
Mrs Beach and family. Shelton.
G. y. GuptiIl. Port nlakeiey
John NJ. Struck. Kansas. $40.
-. w. Carpenter, Mount Vernon.
Mrs Mcknight. Getehsll
Mrs. &. Lawry, Snohomish.
Mrs j. Molfenberger snohomish.
y, Van Tassell, Tacoma.
Hugh Ferguson. Truro. Nova Scotia
THE NORTHERN.
y. r. Pouison, Ballard.
a. l.. Stewart. Circle city.
Mrs. A. I. Stewart, Circle City.
~. J. McSorley. city.
=. &. Kennedy, Vancouver.
Ben G. pelchsrt Port Townsend.
q. X. Hiatt, Edgecomb.
~. Freeman. Westminster
". r. Walkers, san Francisco.
Mrs. Eastman Kaneas city.
a. q. Greenwood. Victoria.
A. X. Colman. Port Townsend.
T. Mckay Morden Manitoba.
John AufligaR. New York
GrayR0u Lewis, ST. Louis.
Capt. L. Wiley. Olympia.
George III. Smith. Tacoma
Victor II Beekman. City.
a. Mcdonald, Enohomish.
Mrs. James Mckay. Tacoma
George Green. San Francisco.
Robert z. T3ernay. SpraEue.
a l.. Paine. Cblcago.
;. J. Debois. Chicago.
THE BUTLER.
Leopold schmidt, Olympia.
Less Prayer. san Francisco.
X 81 EtaTdevsnt. y. S. ). Perry.
h.dmuad Roberts, Liverpool. England
y. Y. smith. Tacoma.
Gus HcnsleF. Anscortes
81. curtis. Anacortss.
W. Hla!op, San Francisco
y. y. II. Axtell. Whatcom.
Mrs. y ". WNm0re, Whafcorn.
Mas Carrie WAmere. Whatcou-
,. q. Main 9rd wife. Regina. ~. W. T.
Charles X. HsdiGy, Chicago.
Gus Ei9chstartert Chicago.
scott swsusDo, Vancouver.
l. =, Cough. Vancouver.
". J. PhlAips, =. $. :. Bear.
-. A. EeAsey. Florence.
n a. Dewitt, Chtearo.
J. x McATlllan. Edison
Thomas A Garriguss. Everett
y. r.. Body. Portland.
SIR and AIRS. Jas. MeCrossen. Wa9sau.
Mrs.. +. J. Thayef. Everett.
J., y. i. Collins, WhAteom-
T. H. Jansen. Tacoma.
-. IA. Harris, hoHlyn.
81. J. Huu1. Chicago.
g. 9. Daring. TacsulA
81. +. 1ys. New York
T. W Vale, Portland.
J. H. " mans. san Francisco.
j. q. Sullivan. Tacoma
George a. Garrison. Tacoma
w a. EberIy. Tacoma
WIN y. Sra.th Blaine
J. -. Noble, Spokane.
JOHN EEarkinkoa. CITY.
Morgan Tf4EnEhast Tz00nA
THE NEW ENGLASD.
Wheeler Lawrence. Cry.
- =. White. NhafcoM-
Geo. Cunningham. -n0noui&h.
SIR WaHanzs Minnewaukon. y. D.
wits william W&1tsVsLs. ia
r. smith. Malt1y.
II Il Bond and son. EfZ York
- Y. fs9nEGals Silver City, Idahs.
Wn. Thomas. Tacoma
A. u Richards. Frescgtt, AF-z.
n H. WeysTigbz, IS natconn-
w. Becker. PuyGa4up-
A a. Hos4erl. FsyAliu2.
81 Gsa f5Taltn. heweAssfe.
John Ca Byatth, Newcastle
Charles GziprAith. NewcAsTs.
] Eeynoss4N. Newcastle.
q POM. sew Haven, Coun.
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go nrAN IsT.ANns

rTTAMEE Lf Ola THOMPSON.
r..-,tsr rnifed States mail. leaves City
s 80 -, ~ Main street, MONDAY. wed
..ss.y and Friday 80 ] a. IA, Tor Port
~@wrssna sEn Juan Islands and New
ws.ssora Returning. leaves New what
- Yass8zF, Thursday and Saturday. ar
ia j. r. Thompson. araager-owrler.
ss-x Boxardaa & Co. agents. City dock
Ts,s.hare Main &.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Erchange.

NEW YORK. Feb. fs.-Thsre was q
larEar volume O. tTa1tng on me STOCK
exchange ra6aw than for good many
DAYS TIE activity was practically con-
rnef too. . TIE first few minutes after
the opening v hen ire whole LIST tended
downward, am 70 ne Iass sour: % No.
on the DAYS transactions TIE stump IN
prices az the opening MAS %Aoly cue 70
the influence o. the panieAy condItson re-
ported Oh the continental oouFses ana 20
ths fan IN consols and other securities IN
London American securities were al ect-
ed along with others. and the opIlon prices
were On level With As9naon quotations :.
have occurred between Greece and TuT~
key indicated 20 the minds OF the traders
that an embodiment o. the european
powers was al inevitable consequence.
and they sold accordingly. The bears were
rot slow 70 press the advantage thus o.
fered and they found sim further argu-
menfs for lower prices n the hearing OF
don also sold at the opening
Although this selling movement lasted
only few minutes after the opening, the
industrlals and the International stocks
all regi stored material declines while X
lasted Total sales fell OF At the lower
level and q period or stagnztion and al
most utter apathy ensued, quotations only
being registered at long intervals IL was
not until the closing hour that the rally
set IA which proved more general and
animated than any movement q stocks
average price Of securities to the highest
of the day. The rally was doubtless due
for tbs most part 10 the more favorable
aspect OF affairs IN Europe. as reflected
from the various bourSas and from Lon
don. 4 conviction seemed prevalent that
the powers were in substantial accord IN
their intention 20 prevent the Greeks from
attacking Crete. London bought quite
heavily. aud a general tone OF assurance
and confidence pervaded the market
The increase ia the eastbound shipments
for the week also had sustaining In
fuence.
The bond market fell OF In sympathy
with stocks and the subsequent recov-
cries were for the most part trivial The
market displayed a reactionary tendency,
under the same influences as stocks. The
dealings were mostly confined 10 the low
priced issues The market displayed some
irregularities in the late session. The
general tone, however, was heavy and the
closing weak. Sales Sl.45a0lo.
Governments were IN brisk request, with
some Improvement In prices on purchases
BY prominent banking interests, the slug
sishness Of the general speculation forcing
considerable amounts OF investment cap
ttal in these securities which fails 10 Sc
cure adequate employment in the stock
market.
Money aud Exchange.
Money on call easy at Ird2 per cent. /:
last loan. Ia, closed offered al TkIl4
per cent: prime mercantile paper. Sal
per cent. Sterling exchange strong. with
actual business IN bankers bills at 81 Ss3
4.S5L for demand. and at s4s5i. for sixty
days. posted rates. Sis5Ns s5ik and Assiz
Q4SS. commercial bills, s. $50. Silver GER
uacates. eiAsQs5c- Bar silver, 64sc,
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Live stock.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

LONDON. Feb. 15.-silyer. . u-lsd: con-
New YORK, Feb. I5.--The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says,
because Of the political situation the
stock markets we're fat today Win vice
nuctua tons. Consols opened at liza, teil
TO NV and closed al lie. Prices al the
close were generally better on less pan
scky condition Of the continental bourses-
The latest report IN the SOCK eE =
change this evening was that Germany Is
- intervene with the consent or the pow
ers between Greece and Turkey. Inns -
only stock exchange Information, out
give * because il determined the tone, 81
the close. There was good buying tooay
NJ the reduced prices. Americans were
fat Silver was fat, and rnueh disturbed
by cables reporting inat Japan 20 ia ~. -
- ADOPT the gold standard Inc fsFo4t -
r4rchab.y not without some fouueAtiol'
but ID Is more probable that japan u Iet-
ing simply for a sod war ehest ~ -, 49, 49,
tie bank 70 take gold from the open mar
.srbs paris and Berlin markets were bet
ter after panicky faA.
nreadstuas and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. T.-Close: wheat
Spot. arm; demand. poor; No. REQ sRTlhk.
- a. No / California, IS tSzd. FUTURES
srerr5 steady. VIII near and distant posi-
tons unchanged. closed steacy, WIN joy
I'D higher and other means 80 49,
business about equally dlstri9ute3. 80
r7ary. s. sl4d; March, S. @1sd; May Is
4s.d; July, - 414d. ,.-., .-.,-
t,9~D-spot. arFn, American mixed new,
3 80. FUTURES opened quiet VIE nea5
ard distant positions "a hlsne5s 49,, -
quief with near and distant peSi.l-'Ils = =
31sH higher: business equally dtstriSltea'
Fat~41ary. Is SD; March, = ~sd5 apr.
= Tt@d: May, - sd, June. - s1s2' jury -
FIour-Du.l. Demand. poor s. LOUIS
fzrrw winter. S 81.
Pess-Canadian, a. Fzd-
Hops
rTo,~-At london, Pacific coast, + lbs.
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Produce Receipts.

Flour. quarter sacks. SEA; wheat cen
tals l5sa: do Oregon. 40; barley. ceutais,
S s-sg. oats. centals Eastern. g 80. do Ore
eou. e7s. potatoes sacks. / s59. DO Oregon,
4s-S. onions sacks, ais. do oregon. sos
corn. centals Eastern. 5.60o: beans. SACKS
rms bran. sacks 1sS9s do Oregon 40
teas 1aa straw. tons. g, wool bales. s.
Do oregon 5o. hides number. 81. quick
silver. TASKS Is. wine. gallons. - 100
brandy. salons, loo; shorts, oregon,
sacks en-
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Hreadstun. and Grains.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb i5.-Flour-
Family extras. s515.l6. bakers extras.
sA1514 s. superdne $410Gss5.
Wheat-Spring. Sl.S3As 1Yl.ss for No. ]. and
s. SCI fIl g-tk for choice. milling. 81 &sl T. -
Barley Feed g5as4c. brewing, Ssixs3Ss 'ac
Oata-F'ancy white feed, Si-37isziI a.. good
20 choice do S15NI95. poor 20 fair, slli
10. Surprise, Slss1l =. gray. Sl-ia4l 81,
black for feed, @csb s1.G. DO FOR seed 81.
81 %. red s. f0ff -. milling. AEII-41
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OLYMPIA. Fen. B--Sp@cakl IN a
80. serssosore deei4ssi e wsE held ~ =
,sassrffv * fhs supreme court that tie
xr.esar. Of a eosyrtv board 81 equalization
wss anzl @az 10 appeal would lie tsess-
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Hay, Grain and Feed.
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

No. club. SOC; blue stem. sliac: firm
and quiet.
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Feed ard s1dGings. &Is61a 80.
California bran. S-3l5. outside brands
Ha.v-yheat. ss7ll. waeat and oat. Sc
IS. cat s5Ta river barley. $685. best
barley. S1flS %; alfalfa. $ss1, clover S65l>-
stock. $3.50. compressed wheat so9s.as,
% cat. $sas; straw, pSr bale. Ss50c.
Nerara hfee-ta atCes. Early Rose. 1855
So uer Genital. Salinas BuFnsuks 6af sac.
Garnet chile. 800 .: river BuTea Ks ee8
So. river reds. s53fszc. OREGON baroanks
ss-s8zl- 10. new potatoes. Per r0uua. Sc, sweet
saiSrs S.75 IS: onions, g -7.72. c9cumbers
7zr g.. dried peppers. Hcc EF pound
.srtra cRra 1ssF1e1Ec. garlic. ~ Be- uus1-
rooms SHa1~ per pound asparS gus. f82
*. Los Angeles tomatoes. Per BOX, 5A-4
s. green peas. per pound. ss.sci s5rlns
Beans. 7f1s: green peppers. per BOX. go
Essc. summer squash. sacs5 3. Mexican To-
uatoes. E0l.25 ger box.
F'rrtfts-FAnry aCples. Szlt-@e. common
60. -. Eastern 40. 3lG2 per barrel;
era r. berries $ sass1. ravFl, oranges. &il9st
~ t.ex. seedlings DO. T5cSf =. Mexican
fr-,Hs. Sss California lemons. common.
ssf ea cocd 20 choice, do
Fancy. = 30, unarC4FlEis. ~ Der
AK. Hawaiian bananas. xis- >ew Or
leans haaaaas. s. - - r.neA R.fs
ys,t.er- F,s-tv orea-erv. g7gesc. "a SAG
onas. lSes--e. fancy dairy. 1855 re; d. pe0-
r9sktef lee. er}zin, l2gE&c
t,-e.see- arsFv rnst1. ueW, 1e. r
~ good. -Hs'ac. CaGforaia crean c'7ed ar.
fae-gae- Young Aruertca- Usgl-c- Eastern,
ft fE14c ucr r0una- Western. r. Csc
A-gzs-- Faa-tl 1*9ishc. store, 1@-s e-
T,Seltrr ana ca me--Lfve turkey s-aha.srs.
vauuE S86: ere.ieTs. S-rAl! 80 s-ei-
srs Iarss, S 80 !. 81 "a * hg 3,
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s-rav sgaase. 3 81. r&a1ftS. ta
reese s. branl s.-5a. eauksrs, 81. E1s4ah
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~rAGrrrSS-C~. Fs6 15.-Toaay's state
80 ~ rhs cor5ftlcn AZ The treasury
see4vrz. Avsuaols cash balance. S-lssss,-
eEs- god reserve. Sl&8.i513sA
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-gA California rsa-srs 90 "a PosE-aa-
.s7.lgeao@r wzl. erG u OF sale CAY AZ
TssoT~- a Cos stationery store. - Mar
~ sersss Fsse on@ beck - Market street
frors s.e Caroc1c.S os.4c~. sIgsSs &c
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