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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11
FOREIGN NARi1f.Ts.
Fin nIcini.

NEW YORK Jan. 10-The Evening
Posts LONDON financial cablegran1 saws:
The stocks here today were Irregular
ana win less assured tone. Consols and
kindred stocks sold lower on eKDectatlors
~ gold ship:as nts this week 70 Argentine.
hence also. a further rise in Argentine
stocks
Americans relap sed en- New York cable
- the IfUes. predicting a silver ma forSty
g. tas next house. etc which wnsfa re-
z rded as zoo ness! ,nis;ic. Is none the les
nEely Il i'stura the public here a. revfv-
Ing ~. silver scar. TIE reaction would
nentsi Support ard arhitrage house cover
ing shorts New York also absorbed
s,~0ks freely
Mines - re- steady. The settlement shows
A s1HaH account. bit cn1tangoes were fa!r-
II n'gA eesr3ts chea per money
4 feature 1aS the strength II India sY-
change. T5@ india councii zo!t teiezraphIe
Transfers as high "a fs1e. ! am informed
from good quarters thar = schegne Is s-a;ng
= scuFssd, the main poia; Of which would
provide thaf instead 81 gold being actually
sltpuei 70 indta. & would ne stored BY the
INDIAN treasury or This side. ard rupees
would - issued against II ia India The
entire statement - GO the mos importance
r would not generally - known here untji
feyncrrow ard 4 Il not definitely arranged
Russian exchange today made Al .1spor-
tart advance. reaching - ~
Breaa.tuG~.
LONDON. Jan. I9--The Marx Lane Ell
press n ia weekly review % The wheat
market SAYS.
There Is an ifurrove8 outlook IN France,
y here the wae41 had = poor S.> Ia octo-
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Three large British shlps. the Glenluii,
Imperator and William Tell are now load
Ing wheat for the Unitsd Kingdom at tho
Sunday from Tacoma and will finish her
cargo with 800 tons Of wheat. The two
other ships will take their full carg0eD
here. aggrcgating $50 tons.
Bark Mercury is loaded with lumber and
viii leave tonight for Skaguay, Alaska, In
tow Of the tug Resointe. The Resolute has
been lifted with an electric searehlight-
steamship Matsuyama Maru. of the
Nippon Yusen kaisha, Is scheduled To Sksx
tomorrow evening for Japan.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The hoard OF Trade.

CHICAGO. Jan. I0--wheat opened q.
from isg sc below Saturdays closing
prices. II held fairly firm during the
greater part of the forenoon at about the
starting prices, First trades for May de-
hFery We're made at from sl7s di93. c. as
against SSsc at the close Saturday. The
range from that time up TO the publicatio
OF the visible supply statement was from
BIC down 10 S0asc The early drop IN prices
was due primarily TO s4d decline AT Liver
pool, and slightly easier quotations from
faris. A Liverpool Corn Trade News ca
biegram said an official Russian wheat
eFop report made shows 81 deficiency OF
% Uos,p0 bushels. compared with the previ-
ous years crop. The closing quotations IN
foreign markets suggested greater heavi-
/ ess than there was any visible reason for
at this distance. Liverpool closed at de-
cline for the Gay from laid; Paris from
5FIO centimes lower for flour and - CEN
times TO ~ centimes down for wheat. The
market became quite weak toward the end.
lp 10 within half an hour from the close
May sold around 8'sc. but the weak clos
ing cables caused renewed selling which.
coming to an unwilling market. caused
further break 10 so2sc. May was offered at
9031c IT the close.
Corn was very slow and weak, closing u
Csc lower
Oats We're weak from the start. May
closed sc lower.
Provisions were dull and heavy. At the
close May pork was f0c lower: May lard
l01zc lower, ana May ribs Ii2c lower.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January I ana
for Yesterday.


Real estate transactions since January I.
1889. are ST. s5i9s. There were filed for
record yesterday xix deeds aggregating
81 ~. Following n a list:
Philip Hi0ner to Charles s.. Carpenter.
los and o. blk 10. lots 10 and N. blk IL:
10, ). blk Z2; lots and . blk e la brooklyn
and & blk :. Canal add. lot :. blk s. lot
u blk H. lots and 2. blk -. lot y blk g2.
lot II. biE -. lot :. blk - lot s. blk g. lot
- blk II. In Denny A. Huyt's add LOT IL,
blk ? aud i4t H. blk y. in Gilman's subdl.
vision; lots snd !, blk I, lots and 2. blk
g. blk T. lot 3, blk Ig. 10; -. Blk ls lots ID
ard ., blk -. aud lot 5. blk Is. I&atona add;
lot 3 blk p, lot I. blk "A, and lot II. blk -.
r. Lake Union add; lots nd :. blk q Mo-
tor Line ri add; lot y, blk l. and lots Z
washington add: lots - and %. blk /. lots
& < u a. t. - and g. blk z lots ~, q,
= - and 81. blk Z, lots III and Y, BLK :,
Lake View add. lots AMI >. blk u, lots ].
2 Z. blk -, woodland add 10 south Bay
Ciiy; lot \ blk ~ Woodland. I;lacknar's
sflp add 20 the City OF Seattle, Jan. T. 81.
Isaiah ". Read to Sarah l.. Read. lot ~.
blk 3. Lakeside add 10 Seattle, Aug. ~.
isaiah Read TO Sarah l.. Read. lots 10 and.
u BLK 50. Rainier BEACH add. Aug. ~.
Griffith Davies 10 Mary. 2. T. snyder.
tract IN sec z. e, g. containing Ills acres.
and lots and s. blk 50. Terry's LIST ada 10
Seattle Aug 7. 1851 81.
ELzabeta c. Graham 20 Settie G. Dem.
add. Dec. D. 1897, s. 20 M
William II. Meyer - I.lcTesla NJ II.
Njfca@lI, south x lot - blk Al ID. T. Den-
n ~ aid 10 Ncssa Seattle. Jan. 8. LEO
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Closing Quotations.
A HARD LUCK STORY.
Out of Work for Year This Man Sc
cured n ,Iuh Only to he Hart.

There was joy at the home Of treSier-
lex Corts on Belmont avenue when ne So
cured Job on the brick block being
erected at the corner of Second avenue
and University street.
For three years things had gone against
him. There was little work TO be had
and he could hardly gather together
enough money TO keep the family sup
piled with food. Times grew harder and
he lost his home. Then he moved cut
into a little shack on Belmont avenue.
During the pas; year he was unable 10
secure a position al all and his condition
became serious indeed.
Al last things began 10 pick up and
he got a job al his trade. that IF brick
laying. There was smile Oh his face
when he left home yesterday morning
with his dinner pail In she afternoon
the patrol wagon brought him home. lie
had slipped while AT work aad broke a
bone in his foot.
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WASHING fON q ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP co.'s STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE


IsFsTTf.r ~ DYFs Hns cKACrky
ms magnificent steel screw steamship
~ sail from Seattle Nesier dock for Iu-
s,ssa skaEuay Ray. pyea and way ports.
skneafy 18th 2 p m.
nF accommodations are unrivaiea She
r'se rrest. fastest. ana most comfortable
'tssel on this route In connection With
seose Tho Alaska STEAMSHIP COM
fANf Wilt orerate their elegant and fss.
ssiRs steamship
ROSA1.IE
Frcm Seattle. XcS1er dock. January nth
:. o'ciock. Tor Juneau. Skaguay Bay
pssa snS was ports
foF freight and rasEace ARMY TO
c ~ J sTCI 4TFSuERa.
sea ticket sat under y 4 ticket or or
CHARLES T. PEABODY Manager
PORT .TowN@TND AND WAY PORTS
SEES 1ssr ftHr~ caves daily. excspt Sun-
gay, ~ ri S9-dsv. direct az a "a
.s,usn'eg. direct. leaves Port Townsend at
In m -
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MARINE NEWS.

NEWPORT Jan. la--Arrived-Schr An
ME NJ, Campbell. Port Blakeley.
CLALLAM Ray. Jan. a.~-Saiied-Rr IN
Whiniatier, from Seattle for Queenstown.
TACOMA. Jan. a.-Sailed~ Sh pashing
Wave. fer San Francisco.
SAN PEDRO. Jan. 9.--Arriyed-Bk Tidal
Wave, from Tacoma; hktn G. C. Funk.
from Tacoma. hk Nidette. from Astoria:
schr MawNeGa from Seattle.
COOS BAY. Jan. f0.-Bar hound-Str EIn-
piFe.
YOKOHAMA. Dec. la Sailed-Cier sh
Beethoven. for Oregon.
FREEMANTLE. Jan. G.-~Arrivea-Rr xh
PatteTdale. from Vancouver.
WELLINGTON. y. L.. Jan. S.--Arriysd->
Br str Aoranci from Vancouver.
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sEW AuRk MARKETS..


NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-Taere was a ha3t
g. rre ta. movement uU tae st0ek ex.
cnanze today. jae upward course Of Prices
sueet4ac U.-H -sfI}" Obstacles. The buoy
arcF naEsfes. rG hv sorso special stocks
WA roo siN eter1 t1 0EeFet me. .sr general
tendency entirely and u~.@ss as rule ar-
sers-~ eft IeWsr FfFr NaE so12e pre- sstITe
-f xeE fer I4en8aG arCoanf and prices OF
Americans wsrs i3wer b rFEse She apensne
here There MS disposition reported
fron t1st center % take ar uuisvora Die
s-ru- az che f3itUrs values IN thlr country
svea~a vas also s1rce selling . raa}i~e in
rozrikl,1a nce CO Saturdays proHt-tzxlne
TEE readiness o traders 20 FsasEa was
general These holdings Il is sYEEle 8. rr{gat
lee di<tcdSe1 Ey Stt&a- reaction. and
tarses tnto ne hands II barge combined
t-.@ye~t= Doubtless Jae ffay - some sucn
yrlaaasfvpr caused soTUa o. the sElt Ter gper-
atsrs L. rlti~a ESQ tuetr blysDg today. st
stsg save confidence S. the - as. Wa0 sold
= M ~ she taa.uE stocks quite agrees
fre'v Taa market WAs 1a aerHr. 2all as
y-r47- ra-sy4 xttH tha latter gsrr ~ last week
Tns huytrg u Northern Pacific stocks
was very heavy blocks Running from :, $50
- s3 shares charging tan1s Cute IRE
gsentsr As res1sE. tae pfefefTes closed
IA -!z~e~ az - wnica is rev hiEh rec
c~s Tre~e waS z9r9@ 9sea p-so3r tfnezzs r.
veg ~ saturday bang statement al Ire
eong.nsls4l- & rEy -,ess Of yr9nAY w6ca Cd ne;
loan leiaw > per-csat. Eossl8n sxctA age
& iss cFrstfyJ tfd 0rr1-
Tne byrd market 1se caife active To-Day
aa4 pgIceS bald Arn Il lae face 81 s9sae
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Meats. ssFuyIsIons md Fish.


Fresh Meats 0obhing)-Cow beef. 5iad6c
steer beef G15isc per 10; mutton. Sc per 10:
pork; ea6l2e per 10. veal, large. 516c; veal.
Provisions (iobbing}- Hams. large. lac:
bans, small. lel@c. breakfast bacon, Iiiac !:
dry salt sides. 6i997c.
Fresh Fish ing1-Sturgeon, SIff0c:
halbut, 4 estoc, salmon, 3N6c; salmon trout.
SC. founders, 33-GI4c. sol9s. A., rock cod Sc;
black h3sE. DC. p@FCn. olga4c; mountain
tom col 10, herring. safe: oysters. Ciym-
pia. S. 80 per sack, SIS per gallon: CLANS
$50 sack; rungeness crabs. live, sl.io;
Smoked fish tjobbing)-salmon. steel
head l9c. Chinook. lee, fan salmon. case;
hahhut. chunks l0c; sides. Sc: bucklings.
3ec per box; herring. 25c.
Halter, Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
Butter-Ranch. lsM2lc; fancy DAIRY, in
squares, 25f PC: Washington ere ameries'
Cheese tiob6nay-Nativ Washington. 10
lil3c. Eastern. 2'.5tl3c.
Eggs dohhinsi- storage. Eastern. Halle;
! ts.s Eastern oa--e' strictly fresh ranch
live chickens, l90l1e; dressed turkeys. l5c;
live turkeys 1sc ducks. s. seas per dog
dressed ducks, li0l21sc
Vegetables and Fruit.
Po'a.oes. Go5alng)-N Native. slSali: Yakl-
m. si50ig: onions. silversk!ns So 756IS per
lo1 lbs. beets. 0Ielc per sack: cabbage. a
ole per H. carrots 3oa25c: hothouse let
tuce. s5hii9c per deg, dollhouse tomatoes.
- Per III. dollhouse cUrumherS $50; Mer-
cyd sweet POTATOES, SL5a; celery, 3jH40c
parsuips. o5.i .5c: Hubbard squash. It4c per
H.
Green Fruits {oh}jnel-Or7uges. seed
unes sI25fii.75: navsls s2G275. Japlnese
mandarins. 81; hudded oranges, &l5pai2:
lemons. fancy California 81: lemons
choice. s22eI25e; fancy apples 81; choice
apples. ~ .: common arnl-s. 2e050c;
bananas sis-9t-Z5. crau3errieS. 50 per Dbl,
$2,lo per box; pears. 2sf oo per box.
Nuts.
Wa!nuts. per H. sack S49c: Eastern black
w8{uUt~. BE-: psCans Pr, diherts iaq. -
maHds. fancy S,fI shell ll412c. almonds.
cheaper grade s<f.ae. peanuts. 54itc. nine
lac. hickory =. It1han chestnut f2Iee.
Rraz.i Tie: hazel &C.: coooanuts. S54q0e per
doz. pop corn. g. oer H.
Hay. Grain aud Feed
Hay Coba.rGl-puget soana. per ton
So Eastern Warrington timothy. slGfl !:
alfalfa So
oats 8oebinei-Sl9Q2O
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MARINE oBsERx ATOMS.

Special Dispatch to the Posi-InteIlixencer
500: cloudy, wind south, fifteen niles
Inward tugs Tacoma and Wandersr, ~
S;la y. m.
NEAH BAY. Jan. lo.--s 2. m.-Cioudys
calm.
PORT ANGELES, Jan. Io.--A y. m.-Bn~
rometer. 3o.o2. cloudy; calm.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

MONDAY among the commission men was
q fair Gay as far as business was concern
ed. There vas TO material change in
prices except a drop frorn S25 10 81 on
mandarin oranges The pleasant weather
VII no Goubt nStp move the heavy stock
Of navel oranges now n market dealers
say. There is strong demand for hot
house lettuce, ard that IN MARKET IS meet
ing win ready sale. There was q slight
rise ia meat Of half-cenG corn beef now
Joeting at 51<3fc. steer beef at sEyasac. The
City ot Topeka brought down fran Alaska
seventeen boxes OF fresh haA54t
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LIVE STOCK MARK ETs.
{ hicago.

CHICAGO. Jan. i0-The cattle market
was active and prices steady. ard
strong for choice lots. Sales were a $50
q - for common TO fsir dressed beef
steers. up 10 s4t5. @ for choice 10 fair ship
ping cattle. tEe bulk Of tht steers crossing
tha scales "a 81 na.I9 There was 4 mod
"rate stocker aWd feeder trade, prices rang
irg from s. $50. Butchers and can
uers' stuff Sold rather freely at slightly
L wer prices Tor common lots, while choice
grades were steady. Calves were un-
changed.
HoIs-PTiccs ruled stronger and mostly
- higher the bulk OF sales being at 81 s. ?
Jf5.t1. Heavy packers sold at s. 45y3 +,
prime medium weight shipping hogs
hroUEht s. az. 90.
Sheep sold anywhere from, e 71si3 30 for
fhe poorer kinds Up TO 81 25Fti "a lof good
to choice he rest declining l.4fj5~ while
others were SteAr lower. We~eaTu feI
sheep SOLD s. - e. Lambs s7d q 81
Et5.dp for i1fertcr - rrin" lots. Western
Sheep ana .amhs were offered in very large
numbers
Reeeip's-t,a.;le, 1900. hogs. A0e0,
s.. esp 2ltUI
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EyANGEL.

Seattle ard Townsend Neah Bay Rou,a
Steamer Garland leaves yegler dock sim
days Tuesdays and Thursdays at n !,
q m, for Port Townsend. Port Williams
pttneeness Port Angeles Port CreSrsr,
Gettysburg. pynht. Claiiarn Esay and Mean
Bay returning arrives at Seattle % m
on opposite days. Steamer Evangei leaves
yexier dock for Port Townsend Per. a..
geies and Victoria Mondays. "Wednesday
ard Fridays at go y. m arrives Seaftls
alternate days At $50 D. m Tel Main sgg
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London. 80 days 4Sss. London. sight ..4Ss
Financial
dining stocks,

Silver bars 49,. STA rafts-sighr 80. *
Alex dos ....41sIallaI TeIegraph :. =. III
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N.lst-es--zl ds.I.as@ $-3-i psr Ton.
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Condition af the Trc..u-

WASHINGTON. Jar. Io.-Tcday's 3.s,A-
Tenr az tbe condition OF the treasury
shows Available cash balance, s2s1 as
IS. I'D reserve $751; t0f i04
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SYNOPSIS

The barometer Is lowest north az ~
Straits or F'uca. as evidenced BY rcucrfS
from Tatcosh AMI Port Angeles. Rain
amounting 20 .eS of an inch has occ.rraS
at the FORMER station since the morning rec
port, At other stations there has be-n ~,
rain or snow since morning. In MASKS
ington the winds have become soutaerlv
asaln.
Seattle Local Report Maximum t.mnar.
allure. 30 deg. minimum, -: mean "a.
Weather. cloudy: no rain or snow.
q. y. SALISBURY.
Section Director. Weather Rureau
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The following prices are being offered
70 the producers by local dealers for de-
livery u round lets On The dOek or IN the
car al Seattle:
ciraIa--tuset sound oats. sIs. barley. SIS
pf-F tor, wheat, chicken feed SEA. bran, SIS
Gil, shorts. SIC. corn. $ls4i20
HaF-T'aEet sound hay - 0er ton. East
ern Washington timothy. sl5al5.5a
t>yf-N 1olr. &-a8yzl,
FSEs-IFresh ranch f6fl20c
But1er-Fresh rauch. isaac; creamery.
25Q1sc.
Poultry Chickens. live. sQloc per ID:
dressed, s1illc. turkeys WE. lie; dressed,
lZ9l4c: ducks live, 81.
Lave Sloek-Choice beef cattle, cows
Z.g424lc; steers. 333i4c: choice sheep. "a
sac: good hogs. i've a.: hogs. dressed, 50
91ec; calves. dressed. large sc: small "a
&C. caIyes. live, large, ~. calves. live.
small, 5tzc.
Hides. Pelts and w0oi-Heavy sailed
steers, over 90 lbs. 763s5sc: medium. per n,
.sI12c: light. under Is lbs. &c: neavy COWS,
e; light, &c; s<ed k!ps &c; calf. per
10 sc, green hides Ic less than sallpd: dry
hdeS, per lb. i6Gi2c: cults on auoVe, one
tnird less; dry elks, per n, 6s!i2c: dry deer
SKINS, summer, per ID, ISaz9c. good winter
lac: poor 10 thin winter. s6il0c. sheep peits
long wool. Western Washington. cleaned.
l2c per h, dirty. 1oQi2c per 10: wool
clean. ia de; dirty timber stained, I24I4c,
tailow PHASE
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say IAN Isl mis-

slEAM r : DfA EEFU}t HsoN.
SAts}ius Gated States srAJ caves t'vev
- f0ct 80 N8ia street sunday
s-es1sS a"d tcvs-say 81 = u'cierk EnEa-
- icr Fc-- townsend &SN Iuan .Sg&n4s
" AeS Wh&tCorn. EssurotaE. lsAxes
WA ccln Tutsday. Thursday ana
ssssefaSs az "a. n. J *. TEetiyssaa. man
r. 'owset- li5lv~ FoEarsNs 4 &c. @seas -.
~. COX I..eAhana Aala y.
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Stockton, Market and Ellis SIS,
San francisco, Cal.

Circulars and testimonials, chow
ing what "Hndyan'' has done are
quite free. They are 10 he had by
personal application or by writing.
III you see signs of blood faint you
can get .':I0-day circu-
lars as easily. Aud III you have
ease of blood faint the Hudsonian
doctors viii cure >ou promptiy--and
they will cure you permanently.
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Money and Exchange.

realizing IN she speculative lists The to
tai sales were g ~ Geo
TnsteI States cid Is coupon are i lower
bid
Money and Exchange.
Money on cali. easy az s13ss Per cent:
last loan per cent; closed 2i4$7S per
cent: PRIME mercantile paper. Stse4sts per
cent: sterling exchange 1rra. with actual
business IL bankers bills al Si>Iis for de-
wlnd and Sa.NS. for - days: posted rates.
slSs@EAss: commercial bills 81 s.: silver
certificates, s. l. 4H5scs bar silver, 5ssc. Mex
lean dollars. 4ssse
Government. bonds easier; state bonds,
dull: raslreSa~s bonds, strong.
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Der and November The thaw in central
Europe las not been unrlSSe3 With a6Van-
saxes. bat the Snow Is Sill thECS cn ire
wheat fields Arsen;ina ~rif have 2bollt
3oss 90 quarters 10 export.
Closing Quotations.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 1a-w heat-Sp1t No
] red. Northern sprinE dali IS Al,
Corn-Spot American n xstl ilfn. s. -@sd:
January quiet. Is : ~.
Imports Of wheat TITO 1fverssoci fer tie
week. Atlantic ports ~ ~ si1arsers. from
Pacific ports. 2.o~A Quarfers, from otl-sr
psrts > Cssa quarters.
Imports 81 corn Into Liverpool For the
week: From Atlantic ports. ss.ss9 puar-
sers.
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Three round trips daily. except Sunday.
connect Iors-At Seattle with the steamer
Flyer for Tacoma. AZ Everett with the
steamsr Mlkado for Sn0h0mish. and wif n
tho Everett & Monte Crsslo railway for
Monte CrEfo and way stations
CoIman Dock, Seattle Merchants Dock.
Everett Telephone. Seattle. Red ssi E.y-
erett, g. +. Il. SCOTT
ManaQHr
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>. aa5'-W Wheat. 81 5essss: wheat ard cat.
49, i9g. cat s1ls1I3sss Best hs-.ey. gfsF9s:
80 .&strs slls -. clover. slA 1888: stock.
49, ~ compressed Heasat. slssr1s: straw.
-Esasly Rose potatoes. esa-ec
eest.&{. -ts-er B1raaniSs egs -ac: river
sI .s72-s RlsTaArEs sss~stSt: Or
$50 81 81 -lsss. -5SsSssr, II T@rel sweet po-
.-.sses sssstsss sslversgia cn;oas s. -s@sa q;
Eas-ae . p@r n: grecn peas. ffgic. string
ts-t4S 2ee: 'grnatoes s1G7Sc Per box;
: Tllt--t~Fa 2 berries. 81 5agFssa per barrel:
g A31s@s. favel S-&sI2s8 per BOX; Mexi-
az 4iseS- Fsgack. sigg4sa. common Cal!for-
s a,s Sls9ssG2s bananas, sl5aa225: pine
~Bltte--Faney creamery, &c: 90 seconds.
g $50: fancy dairy. &c: do seconds. 20
.Cheese-New. uTlIikc; old, mans; Cal
Norma cream cheddar, lII26Isc; Young
america 1@6s I@i3e; Eastern. 1zI1+c-
rsss-s.9Te -zl-ic. fancy ranch. gI-Sc:
Poultry-Tursey gobessrs. i1s7.e1@e per ID:
turkey hens, 1Gi2lsc: old rooSt ers 81 ga
: Per dozs young BOOSTERS. 81. 5sg5; small
ssroa.ers Nst!4; large hruileTs 81 sssl5.
49, young ducks s4sl5 N, geese. 81. 5gsai &
Der pair; suSlings xl.seSs2- cid Vigeous. s.
per Coz, Young Pigeons. si-5eIls5.
Exchange.
London, 30 days .4Sss. London. sight ..Ss
Financial.
Silver bars -. STA iDrafts-Sighc -. Is
Alex doAs .-.-4stpa712l Telegraph =. =. III,
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lows. y =
gar, FEeur ans. Couee

sugar Qo3tingl-Golden CO. in bals. per
ID, 5i4c; extra C" in bbls. per ID. 5%sc:
cry srannlated in hbls. per 10, azse: cube.
4e; powdered 6iRc; spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. 0obbing} - Patent Excellent
3; Novelty \ $40: Klondike si25:
Gold Drop $40 Tyee, $40. Legal Tender.
$50: California brands. Sass; buck
wheat. per bbi. sg.Jo. per cwt.. s.. ga, graz
ham, per DOL, A-Z5; or la-ib sacks g. - per
c~t: rye -four. per bib. 81 %: or l6-lb sacks.
S2-Z' pr cwt; rye meal. per bbl 1915: ner
cwt, 3; rolled oats. per bbl, si.5G:
Hoi@iuE, per CWI. S-.I3. cracked wheat. per
owt, $3.25: TAXED wheat. g - per case;
whole wheat -four per cwt. s. Is, pearl
barley. lFNib sarkS. &c. Bib boxes SIC.
split peas per l08-ib sack. &c; 25~lb boxes.
SIC: corn nleai. yellow, los. 81 90, j0s. 81 80;
white. @s. 81 q: JOS. N.e9, faxed honlity,
bhfs 81, kegs. - p
Coffee Qobbingl -Green- Mocha per ID,
&c: Java. pr h. 24dzsc; Costa Rica.
In 139-lb cases. per cwt, Sll.6 dl-ib cases,
per cwt. Si.15; S6-ib eases, per cwt, Sll S5;
Java 5l-lt tins. per D. sac: sacks, Sac.
Alden Mocha, S7i4c; Caracoia. 22c: Qua
temala. Ge: ground coffee, 16U2Jc; Lion,
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.
seat,le Ian n rsS


Exchzrges az the Seattle. Tacoma. Sfo-
kane ard Portland clearing houses today
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poRT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
lNGTOE ROUTE

lave. caibraith dock. foot Of W. Watb,,x
-1n err.et for sylvan Grove. Port WhiPe
premerton. Z. : Dry DocE Charlesfo,
staney Tracyton Silverdaie da[lv ex.
s.H1inr saturday ana Sundays al 90 n
m. = Saturdays 30 p. N, Sundays al s.Si
~ m Returning. leaves SIlperdaie al I'm
= az IYYv Dock $50 4. m SATURDAY. nigbr.
leaves SllverdAIs 20 =. an. Dry Dock ! 10
o. m unone Red Isl
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Go on THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE, EVERETT. AND EDMoNDs
ROUTE

Time Card--Leaves Seattle a. M. II
m and p. M Leaves Everett 9.i5 a, M.
go p. m. and 7:i5 p. m.
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" heat No. =.

Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No . spring. s62.aS72.c; No 3
HQ 5Ac: No. red ole.
Corn No :. 26lam2Gs,c.
outs-No. ? Z2ssc: No. . white f. O. b.,
243tc: Ne. white, r. 0. b., "a g2ii9c.
Harley No. 2, +. Q. b. 2G'x@4oe.
Flaxseci- No. /. S1.1SGil -
Timothy S9ed-Prime s2.Ti9
Mess Pork-Per barrel - 20di9. q
Lard-Por 100 pounds. $40.
Short Ribs--Sides Ooosel. SL45I41o.
Shoulders-Dry salted (boxed} 4ssm5c.
Short Sides-t'lear (boxeCil. 81 75Gti.S5.
Wdisky- Distillers' finished goods. per
gallon. sl.l9
Sugtrs-Cut loaf 6.14c: granuiated. 5 Sic.