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$4,000 GIFT TO SCIENCE.
Sum Given to Hoagland Laboratory,
in Brooklyn, by an Unknown
Person

New York. May 19.-An anonymous
philanthropist has given So, 900 to en-
dow a fellowship OF pathology in con-
nection with the HOagland laboratory,
Brooklyn
1t viii be known as the Van Colt fell
IOwship, named in honor of Dr. John
Van Cott the head of that department.
The gift is made through Alvin r. John
SON as trustee.
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Young Logan Resigns

Washington May 19-AIajor John a
Logan. assistant adJutant general % vol
uuCeerS has rendered his resignation and
been houorabIy discharged Major Logan
was on General Bates staff during the
SANTIAGO campaign and served with that
general until the latter's departure for
the PHILIPPINES
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CHEAP EXCURSION RATES
To Roanoke, Va. Via VandaIia-Penn-
svIEauia Line

On account Of the meeting OF the Ger
man Baptist Brethren at Roanoke.
tickets will be sold by the above line
from St Louis to Roanoke and return
at one fare, good going May Is, 19. 20
and % with return limit TO June "A, 1889,
inclusive For fun particulars write TO
J. NJ Chesbrough Asst. @. P. A. St.
Louis, or J. It. Foley, T. P A, Kansas
City, Mo.
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inst a combine-No Trust

Milwaukee. Wis. May 1s-Representa-
tives of the leading table manufacturers
OF the United States met in Milwaukee
today and decided to advance prices l.
P Longer of the St Anthony's Table
COMPANY St Paul. said. We shall not
form any trust. but the higher prices VIII
be maintained by all manufacturers" The
meeting was secret
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BERESFORD AS AN AUTHOR
Would Rather Fight in q General
Action Than Write Another
Book.

London. May 19-Rear Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford when congratulated
today in the lobby OF the house of com
mons on his book on China said: I am
general action than write another book
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LADY Observation-Disclosures.

Chicago. May 1s.-A caoIegram from
Miss Agnes Slack. London TO the officers
Of the National W c T Z. received to-
DAY announces the reelection of Lady
Henry Somerset. 10 the presidency Of the
British W. c. T :.
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"best malt" is known to the trade as
The Best Tonic-Pabst Malt Extract.
It is a long time since 1 first came into
the knowledge of this excellent brand OF
malt, and it will be an equally long time
fif live) before will give it up for any
other. I believe in The Best" Tonic
as being the best; no punning being in
tended 1t is not acrid or sour, as too
many of the brands are. 1t ''sets" well
on the stomach in weak ladies who re-
ieet the ordinary malts- 1t keeps well
also, which is an item of moment It is
economical in cost, and is pleasant in
taste. Such characteristics ought to
make doctors try it, If you don't already
know its merits, and such of my readers
as have not yet invested in it would do
well to find out for themselves what it
really IS, and / am sure that they will
not be disappointed when they do
What this Philadelphia doctor has
said Is an cid story with those who are
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A Most Remarkable Offering.
6 RARNTIM Dry Goods en-.

). DAKNUM and CARPET W.
500 Ventilated Summer COrsets others call cheap at
IS boxes satin-fnish Envelopes, sold everywhere
1oc package, here ...-....:....... &C
1OOOyds Beautiful Challies strictly cheap at DC, sc
500 Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests in fancy stripe Lise
finish bargain at Zoe, take for. 1Oc
5000 spools full Standard Machine Thread, every
spool warranted good any, spools for. sc
5000 yards very best quality Table Oil Cloth latest
25 pieces of the very choicest Fancy Ribbons, toe
inches wide, cheap SOC and Coo, your choice. 33c
5000 yards Laces, White and Ecru, bought from
Over-stocked importer of aces, worth up to 123c, DC
200 pieces Valencennes Laces in prettiest designs,
bought from same concern, per doz yds and up SIC
100 26-nch Sun Umbrellas, of genuine Gloria Silk,
warranted fast color and not to slip ......... 79c
p dozen SHOOK Kid Gloves, Foster Patent"
ordered in 2-button, the regular 500 quality,
Belt Buckles that were 25c 4Oc 5Oc and 75c-
Present cut price. ............ 1Oc 23c. zee, 4Sc
They are having treme ndous sale in the large
cities, will lend style and tone to Shirt Waists
Come and see them. Each. ......-......-.... &c
All of the $3.50 and 800 s.: Six Waists So
The $3.50 $500, and $500 Tailor-made Ladies'
Special Sale on Children's Cloaks
Special Sale on Lace Caps.
Special Sale Washable Waists.
Special Sale Dress Skirts.
of Variety
1000 yards Curtain Scrim, at Observation-Disclosures. &c
You pay elsewhere &c and more.
New invoice Brass Extension Rods ............ &c
Chenille Stand Covers, ID lovely colorlngs, newest
25 rolls of regular 1910 15c Chinese Mating 1Oc
Boys, here is a snap:
500 Sweaters in the leading colors, your choice 15c
Boys, here is the place to buy
Overalls, 200 pairs, in Cashmere patterns, look
like pants, worth Soc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 33c
Balance of Painters and Plasterers Overalls
and Jackets, your choice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 33c
In packing away your winter apparel, Blankets,
Robes, to protect your Carpets against that
pest, the moth, purchase a package of "Tarina
Moth Paper" containing 100 sheets. WE have
used it for the past ten years, and found it
effective A package will last you years 80 25c
$
package of Pine Tarina Toilet Paper is worth five
of the ordinary kind 1t is strictly sanitary
paper - -. 1Oc
We have thousands of Great Special Bargains which
will announce from time to time. If you do not
in print what you looking for, ask for it.
sSs GaS3zzSE2gz910Z IL ~
IT, .sse. alZzsls zzEzSsB <sS0.
Butteriek Patterns uly % per cent cheaper than formerly
NIGHT SHIRT PARADE and stream turned but &
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LIFE OF THE POPE.
Marion z. Crawford, the Novelist Has
Undertaken the Task

London, May I9-F Marion Craw-
ford, the novelist, has undertaken to
write q life of the pope
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Your linen left spOtless American
Steam Laundry. III West Seventh.
Telephone Sal.
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500 Ventilated Summer Corsets, others call cheap at
25 boxes Satin-fnsh Envelopes, sold everywhere at
10c package, here. 4
1000 yds Beautiful Chalies strictly cheap at Sc,
500 Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests in fancy stripe Lisle
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White seeN2z; Yakima. se7a2s: sweet pota.
s9ges &c per %. native sa!verskin onions
$3.50, ,i4soo per leo hs; Oregon silverskins. Ia
sso Per sack: rutsbagas. soc per sack: ,s,r-
tlps, SOC per sack: cabbage, fI,6fitsc red
eaanage, lac; parsnirss 81 per sack: cauli-
, Is,ss @cfssn per dozen, horse rad!sh. &C:
garlic. ~; celery. 2ossa0s per dozen. hot
house lettuce. 3G<Jftc per dozen
FruiU.
Green Fruit Coohinxl-Oranses new ~ror,
seedlings. N--saz: naveis. u.7513a5: lem.
ons. xNfS 30: apples, fancy .5c6isl y nar
COX. cooking apples. soes6oc per box: "a.
nauas. Q.ieS2-2S per bunch. c-anherrses.
s. soeIs 80 per Dbl; s2.5Ops per box; califor-
MIA white figs. layers. i0-'b box. 81 %: ION
ea~ton box. N6, California black fi4s -
In BOXES, $3.50. Smyrna Ezs 2Sc Der 10: new
dates. sa71.c; sweet apple cider. &c per
gallon.
Butter, Cheese, Eggs and PouitYy.
Butter-Ranch. is8lse. fancy dairy. IN
squares. isy0ci Washington creameries.
a-lo prints. gg2sc: Eastern Iowa and FL
s cheese uoebing>-Native Washington. Is
6llsixc: Eastern. i2as4f3c.
Eggs Iobhingt-Ssrictly fresh ranch. 20c:
Eastern. 2sdzsc
honey. &C.
chickens. 1eJlsc; live turkeys. iiG1sc::
dressed geese. i2c. dressed turkeys, i54fiSc
Nuts
wa,nuts. per ID. sack, sS3ilc: Eastern
black walnuts. lec: pecans. 1890: nlberta.
l4c; almonds, fancy. soft she'll. isaac al
&c. pine. lie: hickory, iac: italian chest
nuts. 1se: Brazil. i2c; cocoanuts, 759s0c per
dog. popcorn. &c per ID.
Hay, Graia and Feed.
YIay giobbingl-puget sound. per ton. ss0
II. Eastern Washington timothy. SIS SoIlS:
affalts. sic.
Harley-Roied. seSn2e.
Corn-whoie. ::s.So. cracked. s24: feed
Feed--Wheat, s.iG@z: OIL esks meal. $.47
IS rrriaaIngs, s2tn2s: bran, SO: shorts. siS:
ssarrsa feed, seoegZs, dairy chop feed. SIS
Lumber and Building Materials.
Superior quality. per ", Na Ar
r~ssr. ssss5. common, ger ", SsssA 80: sur,,rs
sos~ s. -. cedar sh!nsIs Bolts, ST. SOL 10.
pr I.usrher--Ro0gh. IS: thick finish .,--
,,a, me 81 two sides, s. 10 ard n snyssa.
x,ss s.5a2o. lengths L to Is feet: sn.rsai
,erxrbs. 20 per NJ extra: .oRe-fach rn(sS
riSarirE. dressed and matched. sisaa1:
80 Esards. s-treh. ssssis, io-tnch e. a.
* a. i1-luch. Sslis. F.ncsng. No. 4. AZ
ss~tn rnish s.; No :, 81: ar channel
rnsiae. o. aros sioi.x, welsh, zoe lbs. sil
49, X rse1rs. ! : f. s. sessEss s "a
tliSsfa Box eoarsis fs-ineh and up. sis
Ns Az sssssntf..ton Red Cedar LUMBER Rough.
49,, rsvez siding weight 7es Ina sIsSf
49, ceIl.ns. weights Nos /. ana 4 ~
80 za rs. Mes !. and B. A-incA. re
sSs y9sgY<g: wasnscoting, siH9is. rustic tz5aS
~ "a. shingles. us: standard sssnfies
<. ,nlrg fr1ssh. s2s1se. cedar squares. !. 1
ssns4 70 fefs,, s-trsl. ricxsts yia
Ktln-srssd 81 in advance % green.
prayage. Soc
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NEW YORK MARKETS


MEN YORK. lar Seeks resumed
49,, slpward movement sossay, aad ia szasrssa
rs@es sssyasssess viosegs3y. ks~orss to aTsas
kssaat a g@ars40a Mere sSsesseSzs,s. cry IN
tna ;Eafzai trading. I'aeES were mods rate
zrfftgaze SaEes far T+er<Aau accaunE. waSsn
ssis-i sns reaeakSgssSfs' early eST1rfz- I be
ORANGES azsx Pastries were 81 ts8ctsoa-
hsEv sale tAe se.css.ss9 k7l@zsr sgsss<a!tiss.
G2FCs Slga Ttansst. Ee3&s2s skeses all E3eG~
gsa : tsszS we're very Sharply Oh IRE eAS-
e.sssaa u al crsssr - s@aA. a large block az
@so~h e khs MARKET CAUSED . tad
ksaaS ia TsAaccs4 Tats brought oSsf sSsr-
tseE sales rs stop lSsSs orders s4oaE ET@&'
s~s n maATy caS~s advised their hsaSss 1aas
saa Esev~rasns IA EAe geGerss market a.
$50 vS@sams - sss. &54 presently fsE Assx
sgssesS gsrs~AsaTssaAfesf over saesss 70 s@&-
'T-sAgse EsgF~st&ss4s wgre Ea-gssg tac~sssei 81
tss APPEARANCES q 1as hars ssase-EsFss1
wa1~a vas Ear zza~e sAg1Fss@s IaA5 sx-
rs<-sszz NasR3z1 aSyGuess sEFs -sza&zse is
4 ssxzrsessn Issssvsct T@2~xrss'a. vnsc4 rasS
essax IS. CseaH~aS4a Fs9es Il arcG pgr<eyTs1.
Is MN8 EsAAesz gsrs<eyT*3- ~ Tie e@assa
AS ArgGxs ard #fFsssS ~ sMs ssess-
lies saNsy xe<s E-vssaiHr.fy Esar xa1 sas
wgeszss fascination L. values Ire ggs4rr-
iyS.9 cagsxs..an2 ec1rszssec sAzT 9~saxAs-s
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The seattle.

James Williamson. san Francisco; w.
4. Odln, sedro: r. Brown. Great F'al.s.
Denny, Everett. J. A. Wolf. San Fran
cisco. ~. a.. Conyhear, Chicago, l.. Rush
Llrerman. Whaieom. Sam l.. Grant. Daw-
i ra-r James sa',s Iesis Toro Toronto. Ont: ": u
cisco, George Miller, Tacoma: e III. Thorn
as. Blaine. j. u. GHleert. Spokane, j. w.
.,akes. wife and child Spokane. Frank w.
Portland. f. Il. strang. San Franes.co:
II. IL, Brooks. Port Rlakeiey, Miss Nellie
Pennsnt. Port Gamble; Mrs Clayton, CITY;
7. Jacobson. San Francisco; Matthew Rse~.
Vancouver. H. G. Mr. and Mfs. zetheii.
London. Eng: Edward NJ. bruce. The Star
and Morning LEADER. London Engiand Mr..
and Mrs Harry stedrnan. Macleod. Can:
send: Albert 8. Cole. wbatcom: Fress\Es.
Pickering. Mount Vernon; r.. Bartlett Web
sser. WhAteoIn. Charles C3ary. City, Henry
Bronnsr New York: Elmer Scott, What
Ca-tgnan. Index: n, Rudet,eck Everett.
Mrs. +. A. Slegei. Mount Vernon. MIRA
William Drake. Mount Vernon: Mr.. and
i ns ina,an Apssse e campe sraT Vail T.
walla; Mr., and Mrs. Il. A. Turner. Port
land. Or: r. =. Muinaugh. New York; w.
E. Forler. Fargo. n. q.
The Batter.
Nate u. Jones. Is Cons. Nine: A. L.
Broadnsnt. u. = =. Grant: A. " Mac
Nell, Rossiand: ". r. Preston. Por, Town
send; w. T. Williams. Spokane; ~ 1. Rar~
ris, Spokane; G.. ellison. Tacoma, Capt
j. II. Libby. Port Townsend Fol oppefb-
heimcr. San Francisco. -. ". O. Rear. Port
Townsend: Mrs T. l.. Briggs New West
minister Miss Brsggs. New Westminster;
Miss Sherman. New Westminster. Frank
" Elliott, CITY. Mrs Arthur q. Ansion,
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. Phil HUM, New
York. Miss Jane Corcnran. New York.
Harry Matnhali, New York: Charles H.
Powell. New York; Thee westman. New
York: Percy f. Ttunkett New York: J.
w kildur. New York: Walter II. Ferwu-
sou san frsneseo. FRANK D. Nelly. sAn
francisco; Mr.. and Mrs Harris. Tacoma.
". r. Brehm. Nvilks son. William r. New
I'll. Arlington: Thomas Cain. Edison: Al
fred W Martin. Tacoma; Ssgmuad Scnwa-
hachsr Gan Francisco: s. Snow. Dawson:
Henry Jacob San Francisco.
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DISABILITY
stDISABILITY
m A DISABILITY
"EEA. DISABILITY

Shout .hs glad nsws throughout nc
sength and breadth Of this broad land
Tell ya8r assgktofs and srssnts. Aisak 10
them you would bs spoken To. Tell
them that the Hudson Medical doctors
have made most w0ndre1s 6iscoyeyy~a
discovery that - ID. marvel of tbs nine
tenth century. II IL really astonishing.
T71is great discovery positively cures Prs.
;af!iiA. Enlargement. Nervous Debility.
<eusss. flsnsn. tartFoaelc. EssrrmatoyrAeA
AMI General Weakness. The retnsssy treat
snens Is called tbs Great H8dyRn. IL 10
certain and xwif. in ito work Interested
usen may cali al the largest medical In.
sflyase IN Eass Francisco. OF write fer
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

An
AR sca..
ON.
IS
Am sound
Wna ifxmaun
Slater Am biz StonsH wnseai
bk,
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1S-iss: centrifugal. - se<s. s-lsc: mo
AsSst sugar. s-tss. Reflns.s, firm. mould
4. Sc standard A. sssc: consecsicnerS A.
ss<e: cut ic2s. SIC crushed, SO, gsowsserec.
ssses granslasei cAh<s. sssc@
Metals.
P.e ircr- Sssaz2y. Northern siA SssSSfe *
EoEpxr-fSrgns brokers IS ss7 3S-ss.
I.sa3-Sse&sfy: brokers'. s. =.
Tsn-<42le4
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Jan. s.-ca,tle-Nothtng do
ing.
Hogs-Fairly active, but ssales showed a
decline OF sc, fair to choice S3s.z1S 20:
packing lots S3as6t3.ss. butchers, Sa &o4f
g. 20; light, s.. 2lliS -, pigs. $29sl5.x: bulk.
IS zFass5.
The limited offerings OF sheep were taken
AT unchanged prices, sales being on a basis
Of $s.5efI4.is for sheep. $t01dt.E for year
kngs and s. 75sIs.ie for isnts
Heceipts-Cattie. 800. hogs. $1,000: rheep,
$50.
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Total Sales.
Gen~rai Qaotattons.

General ouofattpas.
-Four Fsf<sstnss - sU harris, experts,
e Esss a@FreAs. IfliI bar steadily seka
Wnsat--fsae@spes - tsss sa&sa@Sws ex ssog-s
- - Sus-sesS. zgot. steady ss Tssf
-S@Nr 2 o. u atnnt. fBgss@sss GEssG@1 f5FTn
ard "A taerssz eEa%&G#Ta5se zsrs9ssa 1ariaR
ta4 s0reaEsozs. etoxsag firm ssc Eeg higher
January. cszeei ,skse. MzrcA. e.eseS ss75sss.
ssars-Ssx saset.
Neo5--Ezrr1
t-esFs sy-sszssyE .~&ssazs ssrsets s~Ns 20
Essznss AsxNer sAe~s 80 bags. Sssr5ss.ssag.
AasrA. ssesss Sc. May. < s35 sss. lag
s S&ss EseSesutser. &ts. sgs1s eGfs~s-gss
s.saszg. No. tsEvc~e- 80. No. : ssksAs Eg
Tsw<: zsas1, steady; Cp-szoya, T4zss Ses
s1~Ax--{.aw. tEregalas. tag ys:Ss.4Sx.
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trail Hudson River \. Missouri kaEsao
4 Texas NJ Erie preferred =. New York
0-sarfo y Western y, and southern -
CAL money yesterday ~as Ia good slpriy
a. 10 20 : per cent: money nn;ls Acnsay.
rs- cent. ana three months bills steady
~ ~ per cent
Ctossag Quotations.
LONDON Jan g.-<@0uso.A iitsa. silver.
g 5-ia Wheat ea<ys WHEAT n Paris Gsset.
Drea dstaGs~
TlSERf<eof4, Jan Wv heSas,-~Es arsasS
CO coast. nsshlnH daf8x. oarssses Ga paSS-
age. easier and neglected. eargoes Wslaa
Nasia. w.. SsseS. easy. No. ysI Western
winter. - Sd, Me- / red Northern spring.
a. lid. Futures SsnSeG s<sady. January.
Hofnssssis Marcia. - jsssds May. - Nj
Corrs--SEot. Qsaiets American. ola 50 lid:
AaaeEscsn. rev. - fY+@. Futures quiet;
January. IS ieasa: AaTca. Is s7sd. May.
fseAaf-~St- t1aaas fancy wiatsr. steady So.
70 lea.
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IN mercantiies and market movements were
largely technical owing TO the advance
Prominent interests were ranged on oosh
sides. one party marking Up their special
ties. bringing out a considerable coniifiiS-
sion house following, while others having
disposed Of their holdings, tested the mar
ket for a Reaction. with some success on
Friday and cary Saturday, but the maTke.
moved UP before the close.
The trend OF military affairs In the phil
ippines and talk Of friction between Eng
land and France as we'll q dexsre 10 re-
aiize profits, were assigned IA sons for
the selling for London account, i,ondons
persistent selling on balance daily initiated
q nervous and unsettled trend in early
trading, which. except on Friday. was As
regularly overcome by subsequent rise.
There were pronounced movements in both
directions in the srecial,ies. while the
standard securities fiuctuated less widely.
The Changers for the week show fraction
cIfics, Northern and Union are OF "a point
each. American Steel and Wire Is on "a
for common and for the preferred. Pro-
nouneed advances for the week were:
frs, preferred. 7: New York AR Brake and
Tobacco. each. and Pullman. Az.
Ths traffic returns of he railways were
In nearly all cases unusually large. reflect
ing improved conditions. Much of the In
crease in the Changers, for instance. was
due to profitable return from the sea-
board traffic. St. Paufs gross receipts for
the fourth week in December were unpre-
eedensed. exceeding as they did last years
returns for the same period over quarter
Of q million dollars
A feature Of interest was the import OF
a million and half of gold. The cur
rency movement towards New York. which
has already set in. seems likely to con-
tinua.
Colorado Southern, which n the new
company organized through the rehabiliia-
ton of the Union Pacific. Denver A. Gulf
railway, showed exceptional strength and
activity, making a total gain OF points
for the first preferred.
The bond market during the week dis
played considerable irrsggiarity. but there
was a decided undeEtoue OF strength which
prevented any concessions OF note in the
prominent lines. L. s. old As and SIS coupon
advanced y, the new Is ard ia registered,
Is. The 3s declined u In the bid price.
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x~au7-ra&0 Tar r-wNeat-wslia
wassa 5zsSssA~s valley. sc. bisseseesga. Ca
a,lemys,ss-~sssr-nsan sk.p II r Gsaer, lal 81
as4sgsssss aheat. sor Queenstown.
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SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
Seattle Local Reiarf~Maxtynt,u, fep,ner-
atuse, 70 degrssw. minimum. 81, mean. 81.
Weather. ciosidy. rainfall. Oh OF an tnch
q. n. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wAess-Market unchanged; exrort Nc. /
eluN. sA~ No tsuexten1 Sc. milling, No.
| club, slc; Ne ! bsuHstssa. SC
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PACIFIC Goa 81 CHARTERS.

R ss IL i. .oa ballast aa r>.'e'e'
asSsF Ahn:s n
= Fass .ssssass
4 : D Bryant s-s
sI.s 1 saf szs S Ts T.a.
az oa'sa Kingdom
aass arz o~fisyr
antwp 40
d ~ a 1s a sas r 3 from sss aisa Kingdom
= = @eas
& s@s . ss sT s ss
I'm. AHe'aa Francisco to Ho tn the Hawaiian
n.
ss I @ 's ss ssga as aa as os s ssF
zss Gu q = So tons s, sss s.,
s h A s5 q ' s Port Townsend
& s: , si T. F. s. 81, ss:s ss :ss s4...
ae B Er s. * l ~ s s D. "a '
si sssa An a MN . I
sasI 1s mAz Ann i i aa en- 81
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ss r p s I Sss a nss 81 sk 1 .
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sass 20 '@s s. S S f er b esss
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W ASHlNtFoN. Jan. 1.--TaiAyss state
asent OK the condition OK the treasury
saowss Asalssbls cash balance, So. No. S..5S;;
geld reserve. SsxsstaS.S
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CsaICAG MARKETS..


CHICAGO. jar. E.--wsaas gave slight In
dscatsans al revival al ~ start. May open
Ing As8AaS hig1sr al 7eaSstsasAs. The week ;
shipments Ia foreign cSssDtsses @sre sSssy~
NOUS amounting 20 S.SAssB buslss2s n
wheat aTis. fesr. compared with s.sse.t@a
bushels the corresponding week a year ago.
BFsas,sseg's maize soss1 hs.ilssh cosnpArs-
81 wheat IN the wersd with wssaa IL was n
former years. and The satsch smaller stock
Dow n store GRATED a favorable impress
ssa0- taSS quantities OF long wheat hav-
Ing bean s1sa ia ne lasg FEW DAYS. the
market IN consequence Was very suScxpta-
bic "a A1latsh influence. shorts were in
eii.led - cover and MAY MAS bid up an
ether tTactscn, reaching st-sc. About thls
time OUTSIDE orders began tgmhlsag into the
fsit. and as there was 10 Individuality about
The Saaysnss. May saxged asncksy 20 sss~c.
pool showed I'D decline. On the expeeta-
ton OF a gaod sized decrease In the visible
supply next Monday he market sradualiy
worked up tn gvas81osxc. About half an
hour from the close outside selling or
ders again became numerous and May
slipped or 10 se7sc. II closed at s9s.afsts,.
Light country offerings and good snip
ping demand Strengthened corn May
closed with an advance Of ssIssc,
A good cash demand and sight receipts
helped oats. Tho market ruled strong and
prices were well maintained. May gained
AS.
liquidation. provisions opened weak. Larger
receap.s at tho yards was a.so a depressing
factor. Al the decline there vas a good
investment buying demand, and prices raj
led little all around. Pork lost &c and
lard and ribs gained assc each
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Receipts and Shipments.
dairy PrOduCtn,

On ihe produce exchange today the but
ter market was easy. Creamery, 141l9szc,
dairy. 12sfisc.
che@se-Sseady: creamery, slxuilc
Eggs-Duil: fresh 24sf2Sc
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FORT RI-AkE I&EsY. Jan -.--BsIow ara
names destinations. etc. Of vessels loading
iarneer AZ this port.
Am hktn Willie r. Hume Cart Brown.
San Pedro. Cal: Am scnr Mary e Foster
SApt Thompson. Houoluln. II l.: Am ~
iop Sai.AaS. Capt i.aavalds> san Erau-
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A POINTER for yourself and friends
When seektng hotel quarters in Seattle
stop AT the Kaimier~Grand hosei. Earopeau
- American PLAZA Strictly fiFat-c.ass.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 7.-whea.
lover fer spot; market weak and duh
Barley well b~ad. owing 10 Ign, arrivals,
market quiet Oats unchanged, marko,
firm.
Etour-T'aSh family extras. ssfsSf4 q
bakers extras 81 s1gsnG.
hea,-Saipp4ng, No. l. 3llsA: choice.
81 Is: milling. xll7iSa4i 2it..
Bsriey-F'esd. 81 1,sfil s3h
oats-tsoot 70 choice. u.se0i s1s fancy
feed 81 E,Sl5 y-l~