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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-18

Riverside Enterprise.

IslFeTs!de enterprise.
He was evidently a new conductor. The
train had just pulled out of Riverside as
he entered one OF the day coaches to col
lect tickets from the passengers who had
gotten on from our city. As he came
down the aisle he noticed very pretty
young lady sitting in a seat by herself
She was so pretty. in fact. that she made
the conductors heart lop down like an
over-ripe pumpkin. Partially concealed
by her jacket was a small dog with Il
curly tail. white face and Il pair Of
black eyes. The conductor frowned as he
punched her ticket.
Sorry miss. very sorry, but we don t
allow dogs TO ride in the passenger
coaches"
''Oh. dear. what shall l do? Fido is a
present TO my aunt. and l really can't put
him off the train. Couldn't you make an
exception just this once?" and she gave
the conductor a look that sent him to the
seventh heaven Of bliss.
'Oh, you won't be bothered. nor the dog
either. Wen have the brakeman give
him something to eat every time he opens
his mouth. Here. Jim he called 20 the
brakeman. who was playing Il solo on the
stove with an iron poker. Just take this
dog to the baggage car and see that he
has the best of attention.
The brakeman seized the pup by tho
napa OF the neck, and then suddenly
a queer expression came over his face.
Hold him minute, till I put up this
poker" said he. and then bolted out the
door. and chung 10 the whee. OF a brake
fairly yelling with laughter.
AS the conductor got his hands on the
dog his face grew very red. ''Wh-wh-
wh-why. miss" he stammered. this Is a
w-w-worsted dog"
"Of course il is. Didn't YOU know that
before she asked dcmurely
mo. I am very sorry IN say didn't
know ii before" and the conductor hur-
ried ont Of the car amid the shouts Of the
passengers He stood on the platform for
half an hour saying all kinds Of naughty
words before he could calm down suffi-
GENTLY to collect the rest of the tickets.
Riverside Eenterprise,
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE Evening
Posts London financial cahIegram says:
In enc absence of bad political news, the
stock markets here continued steady. The
chief feature was the recovery ia invest
ment stocks. on the prospects of tempo
rarilly cheap money. Prices. however.
closed under the best. notably Americans
and Grand Trunks. Canadian Pacific was
strongly bought for Montreal.
Foreigu stocks were firm Oh the Paris
buying.
a Greek loan is expected next month. II
Is TO be between E5,os9,o.a and 81. 90. CO. OF
which e4.o1l. ca are for Turkish indemnity.
The interest is To be 2,z per cent. but the
issue price is rot yet known. Financial
quarters here regard attenfiyeiy your pur-
chase Of Brazilian warships.
Gold is in less keen demand for New
York at rs 11lad. More was withdra wn
from the Bank OF England today. 1t is
understood that The Institution IS showing
more willingness 10 part with its gold.
Details of the god movement for the
week show the sale OF 454ss0so in American
coin, the receipt OF Ela@.tssD from Australia
OF go, 800 from Austria and of G5,ts9 from
Malta.
Breadstuffs.
LIVERPOOL. March 17.-Close: Corn
Spot quiet March, IS as4d Nav Quiet, IS
-fsd, July. quiet, IS 23ed.
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SYNOPSIS
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. March i7.-Arriveti-
Schr ]. q. Wall, from Astoria Sailed
Str Walla WalIa. for Victoria, sh Prince
Rooert. for Port Townsend. schr II. (.
Wright. for Unalaska: schr Lizzie Pren.
Tor Coquiue river; scar Charles r. Wilson.
for Grays harbor; sehr Nebfoot. for Coos
bay. schr Novelty, for Grays harbcr: schr
Guide. for Grays harbor: schr Albion. for
Coqalle river.
PORT Bi4AkELEY. March 16.-Arrivei
-Schr c. ;. Holmes. from San Pedro. Sail
ed March l1-Bkrn Cleaner for Sc ttfie
ASTORIA. March l6.-Arrived-S CO.
ltrnbia. from san Francisco; str Pasadena,
from Dyea: Br sh Puritan. from Hog l.
salied-str National City. for Dyea. str
Alcazar.
COOS BAY. March 17.-Saiief-Strs Ar
cata and Empire. for San Francisco,
HoNGkoNG. March le.-Saied--Dr str
Empress OF Japan. for Vancouver.
TENERIF'FE. March l5-Arrived-Br str
Algoa. from Tacoma for st. Vincent.
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s4.J75 Lambs were in demand at 81 -
zfs.ls. sales being chiefly az s. -sssS- Is:
sgaorn lambs. 81 IS.
Receirts-Catsie. s,aeo.. hogs. ESQ:
sheep. I.nac.
Omaha.
OMAHA, March observation-disclosures
l.se head. Market steady. Native heef
steers, s. 10: Western steers, SISS
az; Texas steers Sstg5 -. COWS and heif-
feeders, S.. 156iS; calves. sa.z5Gs. a.; bulls
and stays s. S9I5. %.
Hogs-Receipts-47o 10 head. Market q
shade higher Heavy. S-ssEls ~; mixed.
So Tges T.fe; light, So. sffl3 IS; bulk OF sales,
s.. 1908. Is.
Sheep eceipts-Io3ga head Market
steady. Fair to choice natives. s. 15sTs IS:
fair 10 choice Westerns. S .5s5ys. 81: COM
mon and stock sheep. s315 81. lambs. sa.-5
45.N.
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4 Maid of Honur's Duties.

London Figaro.
Her n1afeStys MAIDS ~ honor are near
~ oil entering the matrimonial bonds
Tn, last 10 become engaged Ia Miss Mary
pvnc VINO is marrying C0mte Maurice
Nauuv Tairan1e. \ maid OF honor %
the queen has 20 be something more than
an ordinarily accomplished young woman.
she must BE thoroughly good lingu.st =
regards French and German; she mast
ais, read well. and write clearly. Guilt
vated musical powers. too. are essential
n . mad o. honor. Powers Of drawing.
riding. working and playing games. dane
Ing ana plaY-actiug are al pleasing 70
The queer. who. ia fact. appreciates every
ihirw bat wllltal waste u time and lAzl-
mesa
TEE d1tles q maid u honor are rs TO
Ys1asns hight After hrs akSaSt st.T1Tn og-s
may conc 80 airy moment from the SOW
ere IN. aua the frs duty e the day nay
J.. 70 read % 2hc august lady ghe pas
"a PCS marked IN thc huge Pile II papers
he- :ns Queens SIDE. II any OF my read
erg are Inclined 20 th4uk ,b!s duty an easy
ore. let shens Try wa1.ng through column
after column % iry-as~dUst parliament
srv rews leading articles. etc.. ard b@zv
in mind ~ they read thai her majesty
lea thea Superiicsalssv. ana 81 nor satisfied
until she thoroughly understands what =
being read - her. Immediately the taa4-
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She HAD fireu Mating.
Detroit Fire Press.

detroit FIRE. ATSSS-
As X utterly unaware that q new hey
Gle ordnance was III force. she }aUntsly
wheeled along the sidewalk 81 a brick
paved street. when she might just as we'll
have been in the road. one 81 tha spsctAl
bicycle police detail was Within seeing dis
lance, and he Increased his speed uujil u
little ahead Of her. Then he d!snountcd
and waited for her 70 come along.
He was evidently embarrassed fer hav-
ing To Interrupt the peram hulatioas of a
lady awheel. especially one OF middle age
ard OF maIroniy measure.
Ah-ah-excuse me-. madam" he ner-
vously explained. hut IN have 20 take
you down 10 The justices office"
With = GOODNESS thai entirely disSrmed
him. she smiled as SHE repEed:s
''oh, sir. that's just what Two been
waiting Tor for over thirty years Come
on
He escaped around the corner. and
hooked back ID see her continuing Up the
sidewalk.
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CHICAGO MARKETS
Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. March IA good deal OF
strength was shown at the opening in
wheat although trading was not heavy.
The action Of the board of directors last
night I'm refusing 10 fix marginal price
on Nav contracts and the fact that testl
mouy taken by the beard showed shipping
values 10 ne more than the bears cared 10
admit caused n halt In the liquidation ard
short selling which made tire marke. 80
weak of Ia and though IL lid not result
IN very. muCh increase n the huying de-
maud yet the falling OF IN tee selling
pressure was 90 marked as to cause an
immediate advance in prices. BESIDES the
directors action sCrne of the routine u VS.
WA % 4 huliish nature killiCg frosts
were reported from California and fraeZ-
Ing weather was reported in the North
west. LIVERPOOL IN view OF the decline
here yesterday showed an unexpected de-
gree Of escadincsS Opening trades in July
were on an advance Of i"c. &13s3isc being
hi3. One ar two sales were made as Low as
sf7sc Soon 2 disposition among the scalp
ers to cover 11p their shnrt lInes was shown
which carried JuiY az 10 S3sc Then the
market turned weak on the variable wealth
cr in the West A. around silec Letters
brokers gave t1iv suppnr'. This started ..
buVinz fu0vemsn. again and the strength
vas continued 10 the close. July advancing
10 and closing at st7Hc Nav was Very
quiet all day. II showed some strength.
sailing high as fa.oti@ and never getting
below tia sved price. sl.0+. T. closed n:
tire latter price.
TIE opening in corn Was steady. bu; liz
uidatiou II Nav So0n started and graw
oulte heavy es thr session advanced. May
closed f5&l2~c lower.
Tire market for oats was much the same
90 corn. May Clo3ed fairly steady 1t Nc
lever
Provisions We're the firsrest market on
the 'io0r closing prices being about Che res:
Of The day May pork W. lie higher. Nay
lard 1A, higher. ana Moy ribs 7i2e higher
at the close.
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agreement upon passenger rates. and the
heavy selling b. houses with W asninSson
connections A favorable tacfor wAFea
lad little influence was the continued Az
tiux OF gold- The present. movement. u
Guiding so1ays engagements o. $1,000
and the s. sa6assa ~ route from AGs.rAIsa;
Is IN excess Of 81 as9 $50. The continued
raj OF money likewise attracted little az
rentiCn. THE resumption OF uaeaslness as
10 the general Cuban situation senieet Esot
70 be shared OF t.e foreign bourses. "1eEe
Spanish 4s advanced. although this may
have been due 70 the announcement snas
The interest. which had been in doubt
would be paid.
the bears offered round amounts OF the
Grangers Sugar, Manhattan, Metrepoi!ta an
Street Railway ard other securities Inc
absence Of support by leading operators
xas readily perceived by the advocates OF
lower values and utilized 10 the fullest ex-
tent. Trade was rather apatnStic- anu
early prices afforded little eneoara gsl TT
20 either party. being slightly mixed sab
ssquent ca bles reported the LoTuon ex-
changes closing exceedingly weak IA re-
Spouse 20 th.s side Sugss absorbed ne
day al receding prices The net losses OF
TWO points and over are as follows. Met
rapoli!an Street, Railway. Az: Sugar s7s !;
Consolidated Gas. So. Tobacco, 2lz: Man
haitian. 4a< and Pullman. "a.
Operations in bonds showed a further
contraction, IN dealings ne asgf.ss ,ss
market was downward throughout. and As
usually the case OF late. the large PTepon-
tssfdue4 OF the GSals.IE- cenEefe1 IN "a 1S"
OF the speculative lines. Quotations Tor
government issues indicate losses OF y per
cent Ia the issues OF 1875 and a in As regis
tered OF 1866.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call easy at li2ff2 per cent.
last loan. . per cent. Prime mercantile
paper. 4iaasts per cent. Sterling esxchange.
steady with actual business in bankers
bills al 81 s3A ti.si fer demand and s4-soks
aI4sI for sixty days: posted rates, s4siA*at
~ and 81 A4i9ff4 S,i9 Commercial bills,
81 soy sol5 Silver certificates 55a s4c.
Bar silver. 47sc. Mexican dollars, iia4e.
Government bonds weak. State bonds
steady. Railroad bonds weak.
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THE WOOL MARKETS.


LONDON. March 17.-At the wool sales
today there Were offered 100 bales, COM
prising good selection. The market was
more animated and there were further
ADVANCES IN prices. Continental operatives
cornpeted spiritedly for good secured.
which sold largely 10 Germany. While Rus
STA took a few choice lots. There was a
demand for faulty secured and pieces
which were exceptionally strong at ~ per
cent above the prices paid at the last
which are firm al unchanged prices. Finer
cross-hreds showed the hardening tend
ency. while the coarse sorts Were irregular.
Commercial operators competed with the
home trade fer Cape OF Good Hope and
Natal greasies. which were unchanged.
Thus far 81 800 bales have been sold.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO,
LcDE = y z 4 800

The Company's elegant steamers UNA
TiI.LA. CITY OF pCEBLA and WALI.A
WAII.A leave SEATTLE. via PORE Towns
end and Victoria: b. C: a; m, Jan. ..
Eee % s. . s f. Is !, Is n Marsh ss 10 3 %
FRANCISCO for Seattle via Victoria, v.
C.. and Port Townsend. 10 q. m. Jan. 81,
Feb. S. 10, Ii. =. 3. March .. !. Il. IT. =.
81 April /. g. H. Is Il NJ.
FOR ALASKA.
The Steamens QUEEN. VICTORIAN,
CITY or TOPEKA, AI~KI. COTTAGE
CITY and CURACAO. leave SEATTLE,
2. a. m. Feb. =, !. o IA. is It.. - p. 8.
March l. O. II. ~. rs, IL. "a ee, %. If. April
s. s. TO- Is. II. Is. 20. q. IS -. 50 The COM
pany reserves RICH. To change without pre-
vious notice steamers. sailing dates and
hours OF sailing. For further particulars
J. F. TRoWBkiDGE. p. s. supt.. Ocean
Dock Seattle. Cry Ticket Agt,, eos First
Ave. Seattle. Goodall. Perkins & Co..
Gen. Agts. &. +.
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FLY on THE FLYER"

SEATTLE 70 TACOMA,
-Four round srsps daily except sunday.
In one hour ard twenty five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular eaity trips Seattls-TacouA
route as follows:
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAYA
TIME GARD.
Leave Seattle-,,t6. Has =. m. As. els
.. U-
Leave Tscons-e.ea r. m. I. 40. q "A.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle % a. m. e m. 5 .. n
Leave TScoGsa-S.Sa !. r.. 80 "a 2. "A.
Landing a. Northeyu Pacific wharf. Ia
couA and Commercial dock. foot as Ma
rsoa street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State Of
WASHINGTON.
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sKAGiT RIVER ROCTE,-City OF Cham
;gairt- Weekly Tine Card.
Leaves Seattle March ;, AZ a. m:
March 50 al 9 a. ia. March T. 81 - a. IA
Leaves Noun, Vernon March D. al - a m /.
AIAfch i. a II a p March q. ~ - noon.
calling ~ Tulallp. SfaH~cod. rrlr. SkaEit
Caty Mount Vernon and Avon. For pas
sengsr and freight Rates apply at City
Dock: Telep1oHs, Alan - W p. Gilke-
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY
VICTORIA ROUTE.

Steamer City OF Kingston between Ia
coma: Wa as and TietSri,. 3 i,c oo,,,
io:o0pmlLv :sl SEATTLE s2EAri I:sspm
l:aamLv T?iPt. Townsend ssIAr ia:ssam
2:&5amA rlii0 Victoria MiLvi S:o0am
sDatly except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes firss-ciass ae-
commodations carrying both freight and
passengers and leaves from Yesler wharf.
Seattle for Victoria. at 10 o. m. and for
Tacoma at 2i6 p. m
Passengers for Victoria can occupy state
rooms until A. m.
For rates. tickets. etc. inquire OF
r.. L. POPE.
Agent. Yes,er Wharf. Seattle.
L. A. NADEAU.
General Agent, ". p Ry.. Seattle.
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The golden cord is severed" he sighed
II was generally understood
That she poet was left ny his wife because
He wouldn't sever u cord Of wood.
Detroit Journal.
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Small, But True

DO YOU KNOW THAT VALT-
ABLE THINGS ARE OFTEN
DONE UP IN LITTLE PACK
AGES? THIS Is ONE or THEM.
IT IS KNOWN THAT YOU ARE
SUFFERING FROM DRAINS
THAT WILL EVENTUALLY
PUT AN END TO YOUR
! STRENGTH. THE HUDSON
MEDICAL INSTITUTE WILL
STOP THE DRAINS: THE DOC
TORS WILL PUT YOU ON YOUR
FEET AGAIN. WILL YOU TAKE
THE GRAND OPPORTUNITY
OFFERED? IF YOU ONLY
KNEW OF THE GREAT ARMY
THAT HAS BEEN SO GRANDLY
| HELPED! WRITE AND. ASK
FOR SPECIMENS OF THEIR
TESTIMONY. IT Is TRUE THAT
THIS WILL TAKE A FEW-SAY
| TEN SECONDS-OE YOUR TIME.
DO YOU BELIEVE THAT YOU
CAN AFFORD TO WASTE THAT
| MUCH ON YOUR LIFEr ON
YOUR BIG VITAL FORCES? ON
YOUR LIFE? HAVE SOME
SENSE. LIFE is DEARER
THAN ALL!
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LOW RATES.

Freight f3r pysa aid SkaSway
Oh ship Yoseu mite. VIII positively leave
March - Apply at orca a. c0npany's
oesce. Spring street dock
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WASHINGTON. March II. - Today's
statement of the condition of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance, $50
1882: gold reserve. sl5o. 332.0.0.
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FOR VANCOUVER. VIA AEACORTES
AND WHATCoM-

The elegant Sidewheel Steamer
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LIVERPOOL. March 17-C1ose: Corn
Spot quiet; March. SIS 4s4d; Nav QUIET,
Esd; July. quiet, S. Ped
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STR9. GARLAND AND EVaNGEL

Seattle and Townsend-Nsah Bay Route
Steamer Garland leaves YeSler dock Sun
Gays. Tuesdays and Thursdays a, 80
D m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams
Dunzeness Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Cs,tysbGrs Pysht Ciaiiam Bay ana Neah
Bay. returning arrives az Seattle d. m
on opposite Gays. Steamer Evangel leaves
Yesier dock for Port Townsend. Port An
relea and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
ard Fridays al $50 y. IN. arrives Seattle
alternate days al 30 r. IT.. Tel. Main 40.
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SEATTLE MARKETS.

Pre- markets were very quiet yesterday.
3ot single change was noted III any
Nns Tns departure Of the five big
(Iaxka sies Ineys tbs day previous e.eaFs1
80 the market pretty well
9Eggs ear b. CONSIDERED firmer, the job
bsng price being ls1lSe for strictly fresh
Fe-1pTer = quite steady.
A car Of bananas arrived tn market yes
.orsnges are meeting with good sale.
Lpyle=. on the other hand. ars practically
q I'd Stock. Rome moving.
Tszy and feed are quite frn and con-
.NsFsble moving
The following prices are being offered to
ora u.odarer by Total dealers for delivery
4 round lots ca tn deck or IN the car at
Gra,n-Puget sound oats. s2sa2i: harley.
IsN; Puget sound E5lsat. chicken feed,
mT. bran. sif1Fal5; shorts. sis.aa1i7:
III Hay~l.sset sound hay. sliGi2 rer ton:
Eassern Washington timothy. sispis
Exrx-s,rictIy fresh ranch. l2iAes12c.
fBuster fresh ranch. i54fisc. creamery.
fPsaisry chickens. i've. 12c per lb.
Isse Stcck sbotee beef cattle. cows Cd
e.. steers. .'.aFt.c. choice sheep. afsf5=c.
GOOD hogs hive. &. atS.c hogs. dressed. E.
cziyss. dressed. large. &c; small, TIC:
calves live. large. r.; calves, live. small.
I Hides Pelts and wooi-Heavy saised
steess. over ~ lbs sfssizc; medium, per III.
Sc. llghi, under s. lbs. &c; heavy cows. ca
s. ilsht 1c gaited kips. Tc. calf per III.
Sc. green hides. lc less than saited; dry
hides, per H. i0ai3c; cults on above. one
tifrd lesa dry ellis. per ~, s4t,2c, dry deer
KRIS. summer. p~r H. Isaf<5c: good winter,
Ia. poor 20 iain winter sAi0e: sheep peit$.
long wool. Western Washington. cleaned.
fsc per 10: dirty llst 10 per ia; wo0t clean.
I@i$ dirty timber stained. l-8iic: tai
low. 2lzfI3e.
JobbinE Quotations.
Jobh!ng quotations yesterday were as
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STEAMER GLIDE

Leaves C1ty Dock every day except Sun.
szy) a, a. u for Tacoma. Fare &c.
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. March Il, LS9s.
y,ntangev a. tie saatsie. Tacoma. Slso-
rsre ard is0Fs lard cseagilg houses today
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Time Card-I.eeves Seattle A. m II
m. and p. m. Leaves Everett s.l5 a. M.
$50 o. nj. and 7:I5 y. N.
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Oregon short Lin

OreNbU Shorf line.
BOSTON. March 1..-Oregon Short Line
%
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aIEAMtE DILTA
Leaves Calhraith dock foot OF Washing
ton street. Tuesdays. Thursdays and SAL
slrdays at O'Clock a. H.. tor Einggso1
Port Gamble Sea5eck. BFlunDa. Holly.
Dewatte. LlIllwaup F&ila. HDodsgors aid
Union Clty. Returns alternate days.
Il TECUTAAN. Master.
Telephone, Red Isl
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SAN JUAN IsLANDa.

ETF-AMEE I LIA HUMP SDN.
Carving United States mail leaves CITY
dock f0ct Of Main street. Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday at u o'clock MD
rixh, t0r Port Townsend. San Juan islands
ard New Whateon, Returning. leaves
New Whatcorn Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday a. ! a. NJ. J. X. Thompson. man
sger-own@g Lily Ggardus K Co.. aXeu.a
City Goca Telephone Main 81
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Hay-Wheat Sisex22 81: waeat ard oat,
sissI5f 80; hest barley siTfsfsEos alfalfa.
tfn.gse.ii n; clover Ta0fa -: stock s1ea12:
compressed wheat, sisaazi. straw, per bale,
H1i-s64-c
tabfes-Eariv Rose potatoes. 55g1 775c !:
river Rurkanke s91$y5c. oregon Burhanks.
fsslase. river redx 567fGc: stgegt potatoes,
s5cftsi. siiverzkin onions, s2U2.ya: cucum-
bers 5acGiSI garlic. gi4Nic. green peas 5iizc !:
oagra. IZf&ui5c. asparagus. 1pa: mushrooms,
&FTsc. r1usaryl 75cflsiZ5-
Fruifz-(shoiCe apples 81: common sT-
pies 4elGsc navel oyaraes si-2A42-15: Mex
lean lines repack- sssf55f: common Cali
fornia lemons i0c6fsI: choice California
lemons. 81 21eII75; bananas. si022s: pine
apple s2lfi
EEattsr- Fancy creamery. 1safsisc: do sec
onds i6izGi7c fancy dairy. lgi4c; DO sec
end f56isc.
esfseese-New. ei8@foc: old. &c: California
cream chedd8r. lnnIlc; Young America. 10
gle: Eastern I2Ni3c.
Eggs-store IIi4c: fancy ranch. i2dl2c.
Foultrv-Turkey gobbhrs iffii-c: turkey
hens i19I12e. old rocsters. S35eff4: Young
rco9terx. g. a9fs7 20: small brollers s2s0n
80: large hroilerS E6f1sa: fryegs, S6is.50:
hens = lafl4 Old ducks, sta5. geese. sl.s1fi
Ia nalr: OH pigeons. Si.23G!l.so dozen;
young pigeons. H.T-T2.25.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty DAYS si.GA ::
sterling on London. sight. s4sAa4.
Financial.
Silver bars ..,.. Hss DTaftr-Sight -. T7f.
Mex. dois ..f5isffsG Telegraph :. :. Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-18

The Hudson Medical Institute LIS at
the junction of Market. stockton aud
Ellis streets. Ii Is n big white build
ing, which you cannot mistake. and
the doctors who are there viii give
you free medical advice II yoa ara
suffering I'm any way. III You cannot
call, you can surely find time enough
TO write. No charge for answering
letters. IL is done with pleasure.
Muster what energy You have left,
and muster it TODAY!
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-18
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ALASKA

West Coast Steam Navigation Company
steamers Scotia and Farailoa viii sail for
juneau. Sksgway, pyea and way ports
March IS and "a
Passenger accommodations ere Al.
Ample room for freight and stock
Fer freight and passage apply 10
J. G. CARROLL. Agent.
Schwahachers Wharf. foot OF Union
street, or T.. +. Meyer X Co. SO First ave.
Telephone. Pike IS.