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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2i.-~Arrivef.-.
SIR Columbia, from Portland, Saied-Sfr
BhTina, FOR NanaimQ, str Brisi OIL for Ma
hainloi SIR Pueblo. for Victoria; bktn En-
core. for Port Townsend -
Ct.AI.LAM BAY. Fet. 4.-In hay sh
81. Nicholas from Departure bay for San
Francisco
PORT BLAKELEY. Feb. 23.-Arrived-
Bktn Cleaner from Port Townsend. Sailed
-Sehr James A Garfield. for Dyea.
GRAYS HARBOR. Feb. 23.--Sailed-Schr
Volunteer, for San Francisco; schr Nep-
tune, tor San Francisco. schr Viking far
San Francisco; schr John T.. Miller; schr
Jennie Stella, for San Francisco; schr
Queen. for san Francisco. schr Maid ~
Orleans. for San Francisco. schr ottiilie
Ford. for lille
PORT ANGELES. Feb. CARVED Ger
sh u H. Watjen. from Efioga for Puget
sound
CLALLAM BAY. Feb. 23.-saied-Br sh
Alice A. Leigh for Cork; 81 Columbia and
ok Harvester for san Francisco
TACOMA. Feb. 23.-Arrived-Schr Zaui-
pa. from San Pedro: Feb. Il. Br sh Alder
Grove from Montevideo
ASTORIA Feb H-Sh.ied-- Br sh Spring
burn for Queenstown; Dan al Jupiter, for
Queenstown schr Seauoia. for San Diego.
str Victorian. for Dyea. Arrived-Str chiI-
kat. from Seattle.
RIO DE JANEIRO. Feb 2i-Sailcd-Br
str Tartar Tor vancouver.
MONTTNTpEo Eeh 22-Arrived- Dr.
SIT Tecukai from Astoria FOR st. Vincent
NAZATnAS Feb. - Saiied-Str Acs-
pulco TOR san Francisco.
llONGkoNG. Feb q Arrived prior To
late--Br SIR Empress OF Japan, from Nau-
couver
GfRGENTI. Feb. I5.-saled-Br hk
Forthhank. for Oregon.
DrNGEN ESS. Feb. 2i.-5ailed. --Hr sin
Arracan from Portland for Queenstown.
DITNKrRK Feb. Z3.-Arrived fIr sh CO.
rlnua. rom Tacoma.
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NEW YORK. MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Feb. A-The sIump IN the
stock nlarke, this morning was 90 Sudden
snd violent mat trading almost took on
panic conditions. but the avalanche of
liquidation was practically oyer IN less
than half Ell hour and then fhere wera
some quick reeoveries. The duHness and
the recuneratiye tendency that followed
showed that the de- rmiua ton TO let 90 az
whatever sacrifice had been quickly aban-
doned ana late drive by the bears found
prices bN no means 50 unreSiSting as in
the rn0T1ing. The covering of shorts work
ed substantial rally before the close. The
early slump ranged from l 10 nearly
points In the standard shares and from
mat ~ 10 an extreme decline OF II points
in Metropolitan Street Railway in the spe-
eiaities. Recoveries, though sharp I'm some
SHARES. were at no time complete In any
stock. The later tone Of the market suc-
gested that me early break was ~ least
encouraged by manipulation and the sub
stantial character OF the buying AZ the ex-
IRENE decline corroborated the view that
there were purchasers waiting 10 secure
stocks a. a lower level of prices. But the
fact vas obvious nevertheless. that ap-
prehension over the Cuban situation was
more acute than al any time heretofore.
There was evidently & mass ot orders %
sell NJ the time when trading opened. and
commission houses report mat these came
from many sections Of the country, iuGi-
eating an uneasy feeling on the part OF
holders TO realize on their securities. The
character OF the buying 9s evidence that
there are owners Of large capital who be-
Eeve that the situation has been fully dis
counted In the decline which has been
made.
London was also a large buyer during the
1aS, It's total purchases being estimated Al
- - IN res or l0ops4 shares n TWO days.
Government bonds were strikIngiy weak.
the declines bid price being 4 10 IL per
cent. Money Vas higher. cal loans being
L - 1 per cent. and time loans for 90 days
We're n 4de At per cent, with quite an al
vance IN them. The calling % loans r.
leased quite aU amount u sterling ex-
change which WAS held as collateral and
at.rr = mo rt-se~ ~~afar
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CHICAGO. Feb. a4.-Cattle-S were
on q basis of s.. 71ll4 for the coulmonest lots
Of dressed beef steers up TO $5lS. 10 for the
batter class of shipping cattle, the bulk of
the cattle bang stIo: COWS and helfers.
g. sH02S0 Calves were scarce, prime lots
selling freely at s..
Hogs-The buIk OF the hogs crossed the
scales at $iflfo1is the poorest selling at
s3.Sls43@o; best, .i'ed i.12i2; pigs. $50
1885,
Sheep were In good demand at S30340 for
inferior up to s4iof4G5 Tor good to choics
fiocks. Westerns predominated largely
and sold chiefly at slii55: yearlings. S4co
fi4go Lambs were fairly active at $i50p
30; shorn sold ut 81 -. sf0rn yearIings
sold around $i.25 ana saorn sheep at $50
m4e0
ReccIpts-cattle. 1900: hogs. 1900:
sheep, 5000.
OMAHA Feb 2t.-Cattle- Receipts, ! .G0D
head: market stronger: native beef steers
e Gtfti 20, Western steers, 50 ioft45a. ftXas
steers. S3u3.6c. cows and heifers s5G3%e
stockera and feeders. s25eQ410: calves. ST
az: bulls and stays S2.afta6 80.
Hlogs-Receipts. sea- mead. market
stronger: heavy s. son. So. mixed. g. ~
q9 s2' !: tight. ss.SOlt5so; bulk OF sales. $3.50
ar s2i2
sheep Receipts. 200 head. market
steady: fair 10 choice natives $3.t0ftA.70,
fair to choice westerns. g. fsssi10. common
and stock sheep s3I3-90. lambs. <i2lf5.41.
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Financial.

NEW YORK Feb. 24-The Evening
Posts London financial cablAgram says:
The stock markets were dun today. BE-
ing depressed by New York and ParLs.
Americans were very fiat chiefly on New
York selling and CLOSED weak on uquida-
ton Of some bull accounts hero. The buy
ing here today was Of a better class than
the selling. and prices closed a shade above
the lowest.
Money was easier today. because Dor
rowlngs from banks were overdone.
SpafE.s1 securities were fat Other stocks
were dull Mines were bother 1Tpid ia
scarcely wanted and the price ia barely
TIA Cd
Money IN India 10 excessively high and
the BOMBAY bank rate - NJ 10 tho record
az lac per cent The China loan is all IN
dprwrlttsn Tt 50 probably ~ peT cent.
ban ~ ~ and IL Inscribed at tho Bank ~
England Details OF the gold movement
for tas. week SNOW the export Of & - SO 70
sosith America and tho receipt OF Gtifp0
from Australia
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Feb. zf-se'fug o-dsrs
esres ally FROM The smaller sold r.. were
very much IN e1sde.ce ~ the p ming %
ahe4t trading and a. limited s4esnert 80
given the market the tone 1T the start
ara for some time AFTER Ras verY - a.
Opening prices q july. Nhicn cIoSe9 =
tesAav al sls~c range frc II 81 20 8 - g
ar4 r Nay ron 81 % % 81 essS. these ag
ures hetrx 1TIi1c decline from ye~t eydaT.
seGiny orders came On the ulaYEet gu.esiy
sor a time zna alfh1Nca 10 i&rse b.lsgks
He~e unloaaeS. the eTecs % tEe IA INNER
Ing was shown IN a decline - <@4c IN 3u4y
and 8. esi- IN nay. TaeEe The market re-
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Wherever Tommy Atkins is stationed.
tha officers who "drIl I'm" and who
make i'm Jock So neat" are polo play
ere Whom the game was first played n
india. about 1sae. there was disposition
10 check It's progress hy the srruy author
flies on the ground hat Il was roo *
p-rS've f5r fhe Officers VIII had otlg il9ir
pay - DEPEND arcn. ]; vas soon learned
thaf sh.s training acquired on fhe POLO
fields stood ths oGl GERS especially tre oav-
airy IN good stead Iu tAa steya-r strife
q var. and moss polo IS considered "a -s-
s4ntIM part u tae Er. sh army educa-
tl.-s
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market IS weak ard lower with exporters
not at a anxious - DO business under ex-
istiug circumstances Freigs1ts are very
firm and TIE EsiFap@sn markets have ID
encourage for anything IN the future
50 temporarily matters are nearly q, 4
siandstiH \ few 81 the 8esleyS ventursd
4 quotation OF 10 ~ extreme limit for
Wans Wsfla. Valley and bluestem were
quoted al 7ST7ec
Cleared British bark NithSdale for
Queenstown with fgs SIS bushels IF wheat.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Ai.gt I'll. li4ggy. .I., ceased No.lae oI ale.
Notice ia Eereay given. that ia pursuance
- the oTler Of court made and entered
To the above entitled acton on the 10th
day of February lS9S. L. the undersigned.
William J. Byannau. administrator Of the
estate Of Alice NJ. Berry deceased vii sell
al uub'ic auction on the 5th day Of March.
\. II. lSsS at ! o'clock y. OF said day.
a. thc front dooor OF tn county court
Eou-e tn SEATTLE King county. Washing
tau 90 the highest bidder Tor cash Ia
htl.a Haid. the following described prop
ertv. to-N.fc
Gus.IteF of section seventeen tCVsc. ship
tsseuty-ou,. range east. az " ii. IN King
county Washington The matter of con-
rrina'lon oe said e4le wiz come up for
hearing before the Honorable e. y. BEN
sla Judge OF the superior court of the
state 81 Washington Tor King county. Al :
. clock .. IN on the ilth day Of March. 1S9S.
WILLIAM J. RRANNAN
Administrator.
Frederick \. Brown Attorney for Ad-
miilistratcr. I4cgsna. Wa
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General Quotations.

Flour-Receipts. 20.ss2 barrels; exports.
I405s barrels, Market easy on account OF
break in wheat,
ports. IS. 0i5 bushels Spot easy; No 2
red. 81 90. (. o. b. atioat Options opened
weak. 2.az. decline, and had a sensa-
ti0nal break later in the day on account
OF break in Wall street; closed weak. "a
1'sc net decline. May, 37sc4sLol3s, closed
slcp54
WooI-Quiet
Hops-Firm.
Petrol eun--Firm.
Cofree-options closed steady. At a net
decline OF 500 points. Sales. fl, go Gags,
easy. No. invoice. ei.c. No. Z tobbing.
6A.c- Mild quiet CorSaova i5z4si5rae.
Sugar-Raw Arm; fair refining, Il-Isc,
Metals.
Pig Irorl-Warrants duh; Ai5<2S.s5.
Tir-Fr1n: <l46 hid. s1i l5 asked
Speltar-s4i0 bid, s.se asked.
Lead Easy: s3.70 bid. s5.@ asked: the
ers and smelters quotes lead duh al s5.5s
a. the close.
The Wheat Market.
The sensa tional fall in stocks today un-
quest IouabIy had considerable influence
on wheat. ~ Wall street operators ex-
% both the New York and Chicago mar
kets.
Bees. 3eS this pressure, local bulls were
discouraged from offering any support.
a. foreign markets were unsatisfactory
and crop news favorable. Scalpers,
therefore. sold short with imp2uity. and
the market under these conditions broke
q during the afternoon. The Clique had
Nay dancing about IN 4 lively fashion
soon after the opening. but gradually r.
HrQUlsned ia grip and allowed prices to
follow ths oeaElsh inclination. Foreign
hOGS = We're good sellers of ansat here
= utlment locaily has been growing very
bear.sh IN the past few days. particular
ly Uith regard 20 tins July option. wae.e
rr1-- et tae trade IA uo& centsfe3.
crop news E@Umlsea To- have a marked
e9as& from now On Letter wheat recent
~ s.spu@d from Chicago - arriving here.
and &iH doubtless SON swell the o2Iva ard
movement. The range On May today was
from se'sc - slg7s closing a. s. to-.
sE8ins. Sle-2s last night July sold FROM
y ii-}Ec - af54c end clos ) at sZE%c
against ssasc last asght
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 24-T8day's state
ment - The condition Of the treasury
Available cash balance ........ szs5 80 %
Gold reserve ....-.-- .+---+....... 10, Jls ~
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rupl,r.nu Nrxn erATrs.

TIE North Western Line comnrises over
0ce niles G. perfectly equipped railway
On Illinois Iowa Wisconsin,. Michigan
yianeso.a. Scrth Dakota. South Dakota
Nebraska and Wyoming. L operates this
enes. trains Ia the weird TEs service 20
Chicago. Milwaukee and al The principal
egtgea q The East and Southeast cannot
10 sur1azsed Insist On having your ticket
"a ..Tns North western. T. W Parker.
Commercial Agent. sS firs. avenue. Seat
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SY NOISIS

Maximum wlnd-At Tatoosh, = miles
east. AZ Fort Candy ~ miles south.
\ storm of decided energy prevails along
the coast. and storm signals are displayed
at all oregon and Washington stations on
coast and sound.
Seattle Local Report Maximum temper
azure. IS degrees minimum. a.. mean. ~.
Weather, rainy. Rainfall. ,a6 OF An inch.
q. y. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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MARINE ORslisS ATOMS.

Special Dispatches to Post-Tntelligencer.
TATocSH. Feb. "a 4. m--karemvter.
y 81. light rain: Wind southeast. fifteen
miles. Passed out. a steamer, 2.D y. m.
NEAH BAY. Feb. Al y. might
rain, calm.
PYSHT Feb. I'll p. m. cloudy: calm.
PORT ANGELES, Feb. &4--l ". m.-Ba-
rou1pter - ~ uurtiy cloudy. calm
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NO HOPE!

Tflas is Il very sad thing. and really Il is
rot sensible. There IS always hone as tong
a. there t. lifs y - saws that fae boat ia
the picture - going over the rapids 70 dis
ssfeT. From present appearances Z mag
look 70 be true Pat many tine . small
Sc has 0ToaEzs - ~ 10 such eases wei
yo1 tex. his iessop 20 heart and ARMY IL?
Ioa have lost al that there is in lie tn4s
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W DOL and Hops.


MiilStuns~A Iddlings. S22021 per ton.
Hay-Whsat. Sl6d19: wheat and oat SD
ais: best barley. S13.50tl6: alfalfa. slo.J0fG
H5o; clover. Sll0la5o. stock. Slln12; com
pressed wheat, $16Gl7.5o; straw. per bale.
371sG45c
Negeta bles-Early Rose potatoes. 65ff &c;
river Bur5anks. 'G06f zoe; river reds. s0dslc;
Salinas Burbapks. &Cud.29. Oregon Bur
banks. 65C4iSl. sweet potatoes, 15DsSc; sill
verSkin onions s25eft2. -; cucu'nbers. 50cll
81: garlic. 3l2ffic: green peas. 5n6c; string
beans. l04l5C; tomatoes 13CnSl.51 ol1ra,
lac; asparagus. l092ec. chill green peppers,
CSC: mushrooms. 10d15c.
Fruits-Comm0n apples SiGtl-25: cranber-
ries s1MS: oranges. navels Sl6e2.S0; Mexi-
caa lines. raggcs- s68t5O. common cali
fOfAil lsdf0ns. t1c9t2f.-,: Choice California
lesnons 3; bananas, $iQ22j; pineapples.
s. scat.
Butter-Fancy creamsrv. &c; do seconds
22isaf23c; fancy dairy, &c; do seconds, -
Q20c.
Cheese-New. ieqieltzc; old. 9Gloc; Cali
fornil cream cheddar. ledlic; Young Amer
lea lo0Ilc; Eastern 12Gl3c.
Eggs store, lMliiae; fancy ranch, j.
Gl3c.
Poultry Turkey go6bers. saloo per ID:
turkey hens, IN l0c old ROSTERS. &50dt
per dcz. young ROSTERS ShiJ; small broi
erS sf4it5a. large broilers. sac; flyers,
s. l9jf6, hens. s405; old ducks. $fql: geese.
$l.25sl1 20 per pair: old pigeons. 81 per doZ,
young pigeons. $l5oG re.
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GOING East soon II -. can as ne
Northern PacifSc cEsCss fsr Fatos- 70 81.
paul 81 70 Chicago F-a-s9. 10 %e@ York.
~ and al no41ts At CORES y94l4isg4y lo~
rates,
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm. creamery. l51i9&c.
dairy Hate
Cheese quiet: SdfSiaC.
Eggs-Flrm. fresh lie.
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"Hudyan" Is the name given by the
doctors OF the Hudson Medical Inxtf-
tutc TO wonderful specific that they
bnSe discovered. 1t IL swift in opcr.
alton! Ia Is sure: Ia is harmIess. Ii
has done the work I'm foreign coau.
tries! Ii II the only thing that COM
p-nsstes for the dreiniuxs the
Ioks,s that make stroaE naea weak
Advice of the doctors 4. free. p-,nt~a
matter sno"Ias Ios hor- .r-e -.
tei- ~ - free, too.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKER,
SAN FRANCISCO MARKEr.

TACOMA. FEB. e4-Wheat-Weak: No. i
1lub, 56c: No ] blues5em. &c.
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TompoxJffou.

We are row prepared 20 IN competitions
FOR The trade fauy neasuFef ~ Sonpareil
Min!on. Brewer and Long Primer. Satis-
faction guaranteed. Cali or address POST
Iule.llxeaCer. Seattle.
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visions % any law or ihe charter or
} a. 1Bnaaces OF the clly. tue same may be
AZ. ID and collected ard tie property
or-8 Urged thereby may be redeemed from
AMI lny thereon IN the manner provided
nase HI b. T. further resolved that tho fore
and big proposed Amendments be and the
af. 1sfk OF the s5ty Of Seattle for f8eir rat
nado 1sfaOn Or rejection at N}fc next general
ana 4tion. To be held March sih lS's.
neat fassed the cts. council the 40 day Of
al isa IN 4s,6entlesiion q its passage
au. iia day Of January l is ~.,,rS
'1 =. resden, Pro Ten. Of he CITY Council
sAss. filed by NE tkis An dsy % January. lsss.
A. WILL. II. PARRY.
FOR ~ Comptroller and Ex-Onicio City
! - ss. 0, first publication January % isas-
{soLUTIoN NO. ia - PROPOSED
! By 4mendment No s--A resolution and
an deposition 20 amend Section vi Aru-
pa VII Of re city caagler and Tor the
sue , the qualified voters OF the city al the
81 1sxt general election.
ere ere 4e i, received by the City Council Of The
hey N o. Seattle:
date fhs, Section Of Article VIII. Of the
, IS Charter OF The CITY Of Seattle be
e 3ena<d so 10 read as follows:
-. 5Seetion l. There shall be. and s. here
~ ar2 created board Of public works. which
~ II consist OF three members, to-wit, %
,n' city engiu@r~. ~ho shall be chairman
= " \ 4. ,hree ,hn,,ssnd aollsr. ~ enn,,nn
ana 4eh shall constitute his compensate
con- hxInser "a the its,srff,tsn.lent n streats
sh AZ r. ana narks ana ~ IN, ,.,,f,.rtrtrud
= "a 4 III Iehffn, ,r.1 49, ,,,,,t.s ,i-ha
.n xu 8.rInfeI,lcgt ~ -rr@ste eC,".s-s eTd
~ IL and me s,,nsrlrtea1..t NJ iigbttne
~ mater vork. sbaiI rs-eivs -, ro,n
mall lsation for their services as members
i - liiyaarre pfa.,tst..
'und "a be il further resolved that the fore
an. me + bereiy si,fmitIsd - H.. n','.,,'i'
II ters Of The tsit, of SETTLE fer fbsGy ratf-
rice ton or rejection 1t tn. next eelieral
4tiou 10 be held Ntr~b sth INsS
1def Passed the CItV Conueii ~. Ell a.v ~
the skuary IssN sud slened ~ re in frsf,
nens tsion In Naturalization ~ It's plssaee
d. 9TH dsy u January lssss
pro- ! +. ERECTION
city President - re t1tV toGaru
.soi lsd b me 'hs N 53y q 'f !. sa
ana liz rounntrnf1e~ ana trv-f1eg5.ff NO.,
,sa s.e HerE,
asdi kafs OF first publication. January n. tees.
su1aa {soI-UTl6N NO i-s - PROPOSED
tn. uoositon to amend Section n hr, iHs
oeai fisnission Of such proposed amendment 1
snso the qualified voters OF the CITY AT the
ar. Jrxt general eiectlon
! az h II resolved by the CITY Council ~ Tha
Be- A. Of Seattle.
vinR That Section OF Article XVII OF the
sum Is Charter Of The city OF Seattle be
lots tfneed SO as % read as follows:
aual 7sec 2 No officer or omplove Of the
rich b shall receive any COMPENSATION for
her Il services ae such orYi>sr or errniova -
pay II By salary ptvRhia monthly which
ter Ell rot prescribed nv this charter shall
q Taxed by the city Council hy ordinance.
the {reasea fnors fben np~a a. ,.vo -
~ q no increase OF such salary or cofnpen-
-: ben shall he made Within a period OF
~. b. months next preceding a regular cify
Ian
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.


SS4AtBSs II ~ - ~
f.8caaHSeS AZ tire Seattle Tacoma, Spo-
ksne and Portland clearing houses today
s.serst.
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you care for. you think. But YOU have not
Your Nlxor is not gone. IL may be that
you are a puuy and a nervous man. But
there IS hope FOR you. II you VIII put out
2 effort. you can be as strong. ss great
and vigorous a man as there Is in the
country. You can never do II by lying
down. Seek vim. seek youth. seek lie and
you VIII fad them. The best vay~io begin
ia 20 look for help In the proper place
How are you "a know the place. If YOU
nHd j. go % your own square oouutFymcn
saying taat HUDfAN has made them men
when they were lacking IN most OF the fac
ultiss tnat make uAfl-kurely you risk
nothing b. asking for proof that they do
gay So II you write TO the address OF the
great. aye. lie GRAND Hudsontan Inst-
fute. you viii get all the proof OF this THAI
you want And II VIII not cost you any
thing more than your time. II lou mean
to try x. why not Try X today? Are YOU
going 20 throw away tne only--yes. tina, is
said in all sincerity-the ONLY chance
that you have left? "HUDYAN" will save
you.
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Cash Quotations.

Flour-C1uiet
Wheat-No. , spring. 9liaa92ikc: Ne. s
spring, a5I97c. No. ? red. $l02ai .03'a
Corll-No. > 2sss6I2sse.
69c.
Rye-No .. az
Bagley--No. :. +. o. L.. 81. ~, i0o.
Flaxseed--No. !. sl.23ia
Timethy Seed-Prime. s. sais612. Is.
Pork-Mess. per barrel, $40 6oGf10. g.
Lar,-~Per lae pounds. $50.
Short Ri6s-Sides doose) s.. l9s75.ia
ShonIiers-Dry saltod tboXed4. 4s6sc.
Short Sides-C'lear thoxed). S5,S'sf > = -.
Whisky bistiilcrs' finished goods, per
.rlllnr 1stA
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BANKS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental Block. cattle, Wash.

Capital .... ......... ..-..............s 500 90
Jacob Furth .......... ............ President
Arthur a Denny -.-... Vice President
John LeaFy .-.....- Second Vice President
James r Hayden Manager. cash'r. Sec'y
Frank / RlcdgeJt ...-....A Assistant Cashier
Sismund SchwaoaCher, John Collins.
+ (. NeufeloeF, j. I. Greenleaf.
Transacts \ savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 70 $1,000
Interest allowed per anuum: Six per
cent on term deposits. 4 per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared Lest days OF Nav and
Move M bar. Loans made on real estate or
approved CoilAteralS only.
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FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. Feb. -. iNS.
Rain; cooler.
Il. s. DEPARTMENT or AGPrCUI~
TlRE, WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Feb a 1875.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. FEB. :l-The ,ocAl wasa,