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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-07
BLUE STAR FLEET.
Vessels to Ply Between Sc
attic and St. MichaeIs.

The mue Star Navigation COM
pauy - making preparations to
handle = portion u the travel 10 the
Yukon with the beginning of SUM
mer. They are securing a fleet -
sailing vessels to operate between
Seattle. TfnAiaaxa. and ~. Michael
One u these has already been Sc
cured She is the ship Aurraia.
which IL now AZ san Francisco.
AbBut MAY - che Aurseia viii
leave for Golafuin bay, north ~ Sc
Michael. loaded with heavy cargo
- freight belonging 10 mining
company u Chicago. The amount
II freight viii aggregate about $50
tons, T. " johnson. the company
representative. IL now ia Seattle
making Arrangements Tor the trans
y.brsation ~ the freight Forty meu
in tho employ % the company. will
go upon the Aureoia.
rhe vessel viii alao have on beard
six members ~ a mining company
frafn phlisdeiphis. who are located
az Dutch hartor. The Aufceia will
taka up a large consignment of
feixht for tho company.
TIE schooner Hssa, now At anchor
in the hhrber. VIII probably be an
other vessel Of the feet. ThS niae
star company states that the feet
between Seattle and st Michael Nill
Include steamer brought around
from the Atlantic In case the
conpany's steamers now aHei as
transports arr retained by the gov
ernment. Ths Aureuia wiii arrive
here from San Franciaro during the
present month
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DOG CARRIES
NEWS OF DEATH
Twice He Has Been a Messen-
ger With Dread Tidings.

ARMOURDALE. Kan, April T.
The news Of the death 81 Mrs John
Paige. a pioneer. In the little town
" Nuncie. In the western part of
Wyandottc county. was carried to
Armourdaie this week by a shep-
herd dog. ana In response To the
message an undertaken went imm F.
diately 10 Muncie to prepare the
body for burial.
The dog. whose name II "shep," is
owned by George Richardson. who is
employed M a night man At Dan
iels Bros livery stable and under
taking establishment Richardson
il son Of Mrs. Paige, the dead
woman. He went to Munele % see
how his mother-in-law was getting
along and learned that there was no
hope for her recovery. He had taxi
en- "shep" with him. As he wns
Obliged 10 return 10 Armuurdale 10
report for duty that night he decide
To leave the dog To act aa messenger
n It should be necessary 70 send any
word 10 him before he returned TO
Muncie again the next afternoon.
when death came TO Mrs. Paige
her daughter called "Sheps" lie
wnggcd hts tail and seemed to I'm
derstnnd what was expected Of him,
as the girl tied ribbon around his
neck and attached y note to II. with
tears In her eyes she said;
Nov, 'shep. good old dog, go
home" and away went the dog.
This was at & O'Clock In the morn
ing The distance to Armourdalc is
seven miles. Persons travelling west
over Muneie boulevard passed q dog
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STORY OF
His WRONGS
Deaf Mute Seeks
for Publicity.
Wls TILTED BY HIS BEST GIRL
Ne rstes Satisfaction In relilng
the World Al About himself
AID HIS Troablss.

Tie was a dear mute. he could
neither hear nor speak. hut, netNl,h-
standing this fact. he had played
with the nre and burnt his fingers
badly. He had been engaged 10 a
beautiful belle Of the sunny south
residing In Memphis, Tenn. The
date ~ the wedding had been flxed,
the preliminariea arranged. and all
Was sunshine and tranquility. when
one sad day be received the start
ting news that his sweethgar, was
abou, 70 marry another.
Upon receipt Of this Information.
the sunshine In his soul become ex-
tlnEuishpd. He almost decided %
make away with himself He had
no friend 90 whom be could uaburi.
en- his troubles, lie happened %
pass BY the Star Office today, ani
the though, occurred - him that
perhaps the city editor might listen
90 hts story. Accordingly he enter
ed the Office. and. going 20 a desk
where one - the reporters vas writ.
Ing industrt0urly. placed slip u
paper in bis hands on which was
written, Il wish 10 see the city
editor Upon being presented Ia
that officiai he produced roll II
manuscript which contained tbs
story Of hts wrongs The editor
extracted from the mare Of senten.
ces the following:
Mr.. Thomas u. Lane ana Miss
Estella Williams. Of Memphis. Tenn,
were engaged to be married ln June,
but the engagement II now broken
of because Miss EstcliA Williams 4,
az present engaged 10 marry Charles
Wade. the marriage % take placs
next summer. Her mother died
several years ago At Chattanooga,
Tenn.
..-rne announcement that Miss -
telia Williams Is about 90 marry
Charles Wade Is a surprise 20 hei
many friends. because Thomas II
Lane /. known 10 be a gentleman Of
good reputation. Of generous i'm
pulses. ard highly respected by al
VINO know him. Charles Wade. phr
IL engaged TO marry Miss Williams
Is not a nice man"
The deaf mute watched the eity
editor attenttvsiy AZ he scanned ths
manuscript with wondering eyes
and when the paper fell on the dssh
he wrote the query en a slip Of
paper. VIII my story be printed ,.
Ths editor Gravely nodded that q
would. and the mute took no his
hat aud departed.
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Y. N. I. s SMOKER.

4. Y. 81 I smoker was given al
Pioneer hall last night. The enter
tainmcnt COMMITTEES for the evening
consisted u J. Buxbaum. l.. sllyalu.
u. Trocky. The following program
was rendered. Grtflth. Overture J
Bunbaum and Chas. Gardner. Lily
Song: encore. srrrsk the News o.
Mother. r Mcintyre. ytoiln solo ,.
carraher. Story. J. Wilson. Terita-
ton. y. II. DeFmat. Just As the
sun Went Down"s eaears. The ship
love. H. Moore. Story. J. Hux-
baum. u DOT Taller Gar encore.
''Dif Miss Jones Ebcr Come fiark'.
p. MeIntyre. Lailaby Song 4. Ale
Ciusky. Throw Him nuwn Nc
Clussy''i encore. Barney Come
Home. fail chorus, Farewell
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ALONG THE WHaRVES

Schooner Admiral Dewey - hitting
cut Tor trip ts the halibut banks
OK Cape F1aitsfy
Schooner Nellie q Thurston salt
81 this morning fof HunrlHa city. in
the Cook inlet country. with freight
far thr Mhepoueai S southNirh
company store AZ that place she
nfsD had on board 30 a99 fees = ium-
Der Tor parties al Sunrise city.
Schooner American Ranger. %
Quilcenc arrived last evening from
expedition in the Herring Sea. has
fhnf port She loads a return cargo
~ general merchandise.
aehosiaes Lizzie Larensep. wh'sa
has been rttinr out far col nshiRs.
completed taxing on her cargo %
s3lt. and viil probably sail today
FISHING schooner flia q has arr
rived from Cane riatiery with a
catch q Elk lans % haubut-
tug Magic Is ON the ways at
Marau's ship yard receiving repairs
aud a ncw wheel
Thorr u piie-drivcr aud Grew at
work On the west end ~ Arlington
dock. repairing the piles aud iioor
ing.
schouncrH Glendale and iialcyou.
have arrived 81 ballard frum San
Ffanclrca % load lumber f7r Cali
f0fniA ports.
The steamer Humboldt. sailing 'er
akaRway on April p Wiii take up ia7
passeuEefs which were 20 have some
north on the steamer CITY q Topeka.
Thf ship Marion Chlicott failed %
Fef away for Manila last evening
owing 90 various delays IN receiving
stun to So 20 the Philippines. and
the shipping or a crew She VII
leave during the day ia tow OF tl'o
tug Wnuderer. which VII take her
a. far as Cape flatterS.
The Paclnc coast steamer Santa
Cruz will leave today for the spot
where the city of Topeka went
ashore. She wlll take az material
with which % repair the damage.
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THIRD AVENUE rinArER-
THE Commodore"


and bought a complete outnt for
her Including silk Hhirt and shoes
and hat
After taking the little giri homc
the woman thought Of the distress
a the mother. aud concluded 70 take
the child 20 the Fourth precinct sta
ton. Cart Edwards s a. surprised
Al o'clock in she afternoon whom
a hrousham drew up 20 the door ani
r. richly dressed woman emerged.
leading n ehi'a. Thew entered rho
station and the cantaln icft his ~
zee 20 hear what she had to say, Ito
was stli more sarnstHed whom be
learned that the ehlld was q waif.
hat he accented the charge aud sent
the younrgtcr upstairs.
At o'clock that uieht frantic
woman entered the station ana ask
"a n anything hsf been heard II her
little Mary who had hren wone alnt .
morning She aatd the chut wore a
rarFca caiien dress and her toes
were sticking through her shoes.
when she vas taAeH RnHiaie- "s-k
at7TTii med Mamma AZ her, but the
woman shook her hraa and said she
was not her ehud she asa not re-
eognixc Mary with her face washed.
much iess IN her new fiucry,
Mrs poitfitEr were back home ana
returned with little tat my. AIRED 10,
who took one look a, Mary ana then
embraced her.
ITS Mary. ali riFht. mamma. oh.
my. don't She laek nne'"
rhe simple hearted mother was
thus convinced and took Mary back
a. nreom street. but the child won't
allowed 90 wear those tiue clothes
every day.
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m RECEIVERS HANDS.

The well known Arm % Barclay
Ship Chandlers company. - Tacoma.
went into the hands Of n receiver
yesterday. II Il Understood that
the Portland cordaEs company push
ed matters which resulted in the re-
ceivership. and that firm was follow
ed by actions Of the Tacoma banks.
Mr. Bird IL the principal stockhnii-
er. Mr.. Barclay holding. It II under
stood. but one share.
The Barclay ship Gamblers COM
pany was for a long time the only
ship chambers on the sound Their
only competitors were the G. r My
ers 4 Company. Of this city.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Another large house greeted the
performance of ths thrilling naval
dtnHa. "rhe Commodore. az the
Thlrd avenue thanter last uEEhL
TanarfdW tha usual matinee vii
be- given and the company win close
itn weeks engagement tomorrow
evening
Al Denny he'll. in the University
tonight. che students vii give q
performance a. sshe staaps t. Con-
aurf EtefythlnR tna been dome
20 make the presentation a credit
able one Cars vii run evrr8 ffs
teen miuutca after s.ls a'rinrk tn ac-
rommoaaie those vi 30 desire q at
tend.
Sunday afternoon WaRHer'a band
will give concert ne tire Seattle
theatsr snr the brHent - ths ami
form fund The Elituria trio vii
b. one - she features u tho eoa-
cert.
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Desperation.

The nervous rnan had guns from
corner to corner sn n vain EFFORT 20
guess at which corner the m1t1rmnu
endowed with iordiy authority by
his supcriors. would next consent 20
take on passengers, 40 iaat he sat
down on a are plug and exclaimed
Il wish weed have another bhE-
Earf''
The people who heard giarrd In
aiEnantiy and one exclaimed;
what 40 you mean b. wishing
any such wish a. thatT'
4 know Il seems inhuman- ! az.
rrcciate the diaaKrreable features q
such an occasion as much as any
body. But a blizzard Ia the only
Thing can think Of that n dead
sure 20 stop one u these cars
Washington star.
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A Ioke on Speaker Reed.

Speaker Reed IL a fredusnter Of
second hand book dens. but he
browses around and Is very apt 20
make several calls 10 one purchase.
There - one old dealer whose stand
10 near the Capitol. and Mr. Reed
passes ~ daily on he walks 10 and
from the house He has had many a
call from the bis speaker and. Ike
all the rest. has had poor success In
selling 10 him. The dealer Is noted
for having a sharp tongue. and he II
no respecter OF persons.
The other day the speaker droppe !
In there and began % browse IN the
old mans junk. After a while he
picked up a novel. "Scrupies." and
looked through lts pages. Evident
Is he thought he would like to read
Il for. after be had laid u down and
looked al several books. he returned
To IL again and again and began to
look through a.
what Is this book WORTH" he I'm
ally asked of the old man.
'sThat ~ just one-haif Of n dol
lar, STR" said the old man. very po-
iteIy.
THAT'S too much" replied the
man from Maine. with his character
istsc drawl.
We'll. sir. 10 you know Of any law
that corupeiH you to buy II II you
don't want TT" retortsi the old man.
Mr. Reed laughed. and turned 10
no. ~ he stepped out Of the door
the old man picked up the novel and
looked sharply at the title on the
back.
"Furtherrnore. sir" he added.
nov that look Mt the title ] can't
see what on earth you want OF q
book with that title. anyway"
The remark fell harmlessiy on the
expansive back Of the speaker. bot
the old bookstore man shrugged his
shoulders every little while all the
rest Of the day and ehuckled softly
10 himself
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Friday Morning. The merchants
on West street reported fairly good
business today Poultry IL coming
in heavy. Eggs are sim hrm. The
potato market in unchanged. SeV.
eral c1r loads Of potatoes are OK
pectcd from the east today Plenty
OF native rhubarb II coming IN a
choice variety Of lettuce IL now on
the market. Small fish are stiil
scarce.
The following prices are being Of
fcred 10 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery IN round lots on
the doel, or In tho car at Seattle.
Grain oats. \ 81; barley. Se5
wheat. chicken feed. ti9. bran.
SIS. shorts. SIC.
Hay - Puget sound, 81 per ton
Eastern Washington timothy, $40
a12. alfalfa. s..
EgFs ~ Strictly fresh ranch. Il
dl5c,
Butter - Fresh ranch. iOQiic:
creamery. 22Ga5c.
Poultry - Chickens, live. lie; live
turkeys. i2c.
Live stock-Cholce beef cattle. COWS
&c; steers. iihH5c; good hogs. live.
mo: hogs. dressed. 6hc: calves.
dressed. large. &c. small, DC. calves.
live large. ie: small &c.
Hides. Pelts and Wool - Heavy
sound aaltcd steers, over co pounds.
Sc: medium sound. per pound, TIC.
light sound. under &c pounds. &c;
COWS. sound, all weights. 7e. stays.
bulls aud oxen. 4Q5c; sailed klps,
7c: calves. per pound. Sc; green hides.
ic less than sailed. dry hides, per
pound. t2c: dry culls. one-third less;
summer deer. per pound, 22W2fc:
wlntor deer. dry, iimiGc; papery
deer. aaiec: dry olks, ami0c: green
elk. 4a5c: sheep pclts. 2d9feic. shear
lings. 15a25c Eastern Washington
wool. So. western Washington wool.
f2c. dirty or timber burned, i9c; tai
low. 2AdaHc.
Iobbing Quotations.
The iobhlng quotations today were
as follows;
Sugar uobblng)-Golden c, Ia bbls,
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. April Z. - Cattle
Beevcs. si1o@G75. stockerE, S2.506p
400; cows, S2ai7j; Texans. s2.75W
b1h.
Hogs - Light. 36002.sli rough. &c
lower; mixed. &3.60aas7. heavy, 3.70
a3pe, pigs. S38o@a.70.
Shcep-tNalives, Sa75a5; western.
slQ4.00. lambs, f,50Q56s,
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RAILWAY PERSONALS.

II G. Stevens. general western
passenger agent % the Great North
crn. left this morning for California.
lie ain be gore several weeks on a
tour o. inspection % the lines about
the state.
y. A. Valentine. travelling pssssn-
ger agent % the Canadian Paeific at
San Francisco. IL IN the city from
Tacoma
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PICKED UP
IN THE STREET
And the Chiid's Mother Did
Not Recognize Her.

little Mary Polltitze. the 5-year-
old daughter Of John Politltze. OF
Newark, lost herself at II o'clock on
Thursday morning and was found
crying in the streets by benevolent
woman. says the New York sun,
took her home and washed her. Then
the falr-haircd blue-eyed girl looked
so pretty that the woman wanted 10
keep her, and, acting under an IN
eontroIlable impulse, she took tho
ragged girl 20 a department store
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Lumber and Building mstorisl'

Superior quality. per NJ. No.
ilr. 1907. merchantahlc FIR. 1s.5oGf
5.75. No. 1 cedar. t6uT; common. per
NJ. s35odb. spruce logs. $3.50, cedar
shlnRlc bolts. t2.25m260.
Fir Lumber-Rough, s.; thick I'M
ish. surfaced. one or two sides. s, 10
and n inches wide. $1,000. lengths
n TO i6 feet. special lengths. soc per
NJ extra; one-inch finish. si3Gls; all
vertical grain. 81 per NJ extra.
Flooring, dressed and matched. SiTd
q. stock boards. S-inch. s9Gis; 10
inch, 81 60Q1s; i2-inch. fisGt9 Fenc-
ing. No. or G-inch finish. 50. No. 2.
80; V or channel rustic or drop sid
ing. weight 200o lbs, sli6i4 Fir tim
her ioists and soantiings, rough.
s. .d00i6. / = 1 y. sqb0uls. s { 3.
Si10l4. Box boards, i2-ineh and up.
SIS.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber -
Rough. 2Sm9: bowel siding. weight 700
lbs. Si8at5.5o. ceiling, weights Nos. 1.
2 aud 3. M-inch. 1900 lbs: Nos. I. 2.
and 3. M-inoh 700 lbs, sl3@27. wains-
cotinR. St01i4! rustic. s2sd2s; a.
shingles. ti.25; standard shingles,
MO; t-lnoh finish. T.. IA and 10 feet,
sa5G9i. thick finish, s2Su36; cedar
squares. Z. =, and 10 feet, $4,000;
plckets. Sl2.
Kiin-drled, 81 In advance of green.
prayage. soc.
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EXCURSION TO KENT.

An excursion. given by the Wo-
mems Missionary secieiy. LETT this
morning on the : O'Clock train Of the
Northern Pacific for Kent. The
total number u excursionists was s.
They will return this evening.
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Meat Prices.

Fresh Meat Oobblngl-cos beef
S. per 10. steer beef sue per 10
mutton. wethrr. &c per 10. pork. 7as
per 10. veal. large. Sc Der ID. small
loc.
Provisions gabbinRl-liams. large
iB,sc. hama. small. lie. breakfast
bacon. lite. dry aalted sides. Tt.c.
Lard tlobbinEl Homemade. pertb
74e. white Star. So. Coin Special.
SIC. lard. compound. uercca. sAe,
Rex. SAC.
Frcsh FiEh UobhlnEl--Iiailbut. =.
H4t.: salmon, 7asc. Hteelhcad sal
mon. saiec. salmon trout. i2isci
founders. sus. soica. &c; rock cod. Sc
trout. iaisaisc. shrimpH. ioc. shad.
&c. sneit. fNtc; Columbia river
sneIt, satc. herring. e8sc. tom cod.
&C.. oysters. olympta.t abo per sack,
u 20 per gallon. clans. ti.so per
sack. DunEcnoss erahs, live. filo.
cooked. $40.
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BOARD OF health.

The board OF health win hold its
regular meeting in Or. Newland's
office in the Pioneer building to-
night. The attention of the board
will be called to the unsanltary con-
iition Of the property in the vicinity
of Lenora street and sixth avenue.
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WARRINGTON. April 7.--vice-
president Hobart passed good
night and was considerably improy-
cd today.
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"oon hoy ter so back er moment,
Pat"
"Whut phor3"
"Oi promised me ould woman a
batein' the morn, an Oh cum of an
| die good
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Vegetables.

Potatoes OebhinEf - white River
Burbanka. ts5at0. Island Early Rose
Isg. Island white. t15Was, Yakima
hnd Oregon. 80. native ell.
yer skin onions. iiaais per ton: ore
ron an Yakima silver skin. fancy.
usTzi per ton. bcets. 81 per sack
carrots CSC per sack. rutabaKas.
CSC Per eack: turnipa. Csc per
naak: cabbage. 80 parsnips. S0ca 81
Der sack: cauiifower. eoc per
dozen. green peas. &C: artichokca.
Coo per dozen; garlic. Dc. celery,
California asparagus. 50Gc per III.
rhubarb. Sc per lb. tomatoes. 1875 Per
case.
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fruits.

Green Fruit Qobblnr) :. Oranges.
Seeding. f2@2t0. naveis. t2.15ds,
lemons, s2Gt; apples fancy. sI25
Ga per box; cooking apples. e5c@fi
per box: bananas. tiTb0as0 per
bunch: California black figs, a0-lh
boxes. $50. Smyrna flgs, pc per 10,
new dates. Tiac: sweet apple cider.
cartons. ti.at. Med. sweets. s2.95Q
$50. tanEarines, 81.
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fMci extra c. IA bhla. 4Tac powdered.
tMcs dry GRADUATED. Hasc. cube, sac.
beet, fh. spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. 0obbinn) Patent Ef
celleut. sag5. Novelty A. $500 Hiar
thakrfs1. sa7h. California brands
fio. corn meal yellow. $50 per 100
lbs ln ip-ih sacks. corn meal. white.
81 60 per 100 lbs IN i0-ib sacks. buck
wheat Hour. pure, ISIS per 90 lbs IN
~ SACHS; cracked wheat. f2s5 Per
roo lbs In i0slb sacks; farlna. feG
prr 100 ms in tOzlb sacks. faflna. y
per loo lbs IN 5-ib nhtka. ntcel-eut oai
meal 81 20 per 100 lbs IN t0-ib HackaI
graham -four. q Is per 100 lbs IN i0-ih
raokai whole wheat -four. fl.Eb per
100 lbs 10 io=ib aackh. rye meal. . 70
per 100 he IN t0-lb sacks. rye hour.
o. IS per roo lbs IN l0-ih hackai split
peas. i00-tb sacks. s. 20. rplt peas
- per 100 lbs in g5slb boxes. pearl
barley. t4.2a per 100 lbs In snrkr.
wheat naksa. 75slb boxes. g. TO-
wheat flakes, go per case of 20 2-lh
pkea. fancy rolled oats. 12k6 per
bale, ia esib aHrks. corn meal. yellow.
12su per Dbl Ia 50-ib sacks. corn
meal white. 1880 per hbi Ia 6o-ih
sss...--@- sa-.eHhsal flour. pure. E7.20
per bhi. In 504ib aneka: cracked
wheat - por hbl IN 5o-tb sacks. steel
cut cat meal 100 per bbl IN to-ib
sacks. graham -four. g. 90 per bbi In
tosih nnskH. whole wheat -four. 81 per
Dbl In iQ-tb sacks; rye meal 1915 per
hhl Ia b0-lb sacks. rye hour. ~ per
hbi fancy rolled oats. 1870 ihn net hbiH.
tbaa. fancy rolled oats. e0-ib sacks.
s. 20. fancy rolled oats. PER case.
fs7G
Coffee 0ohblnF)-Green - Mocha.
per ID. 2Ra1ie. Java. per III. ssef2sc
Costa ltiea. choice. per 10. i59iae.
Roasted -Arburkle'a. In iOo-lb cnscH.
pee ewt.. tii7s; eo-ib eases. per cwt.
IT'S. sab cases. per cwt. tiig5.
Java. bo-lh tins. per 10. sse. sack. aie.
Aden Mocha. 3Tscs caraeaia. SIC.
Guatemala. gle. ground coffee. lsa
sae. Lion. iQQa. mis-. 6sr. MS. sse.
tiia8
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Asy. Grain and feed.

Hay 0obblnkl - Puget Sound. pei
ton. TMg. Eastern Washington tim
othy. tfsdts. alfalfa. SO.
oats tjuhblngb Per ton. tzs01o.
Barley Rolled. tzza@s.
Corn Whole. 81 70. cracked. 81
feed meal per ,oa. 81
Feed wheat. 81 q "a. Cd cake meal
sas. middiinEa. t1i42s. bran. flT
shorts. tis. chopped feed. fsiG21
dairy chopped feed. SIC. seed oats
tz1ule.
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MEMS Fine Finr Fedora Hats,
cheap at avs and s.. our price.
si.25 ana $3.50 earn.
MEMS Finest Quality Fur Fedora
Hats. ha@,-- Eiaiir. sweat and
trimming wear equal to any -
hat made. only 81 each.
~ EMS Fine Madras Soft Bosom
shirts. handsomely made. laun-
dried cuffs. plain neck band. 1sc
and SIC each.
MEMS Inundricd Fine Percale
Shirts handsome patterns. eoc
and 75o each.
COLLARS. Zoe and i5e each.
CUFFS. i5e aud CSC a pair.
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Butter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry

Butter Ranch iaaise. fancy
dairy. IN squares. iSMiTcs Washing
ten ereameries. lib prints. 2is zee
Eastern. lowe aud Elgin. 2sags
Cheese dabbinrl Native wash
lnEten. =i4iic. Eastern. is40
iaisc
Eggs dohhinE) - Strictly fresh
ranch. thaiec.
Comb honey - California. isc,
strained. 20.
Poultry Dressed chickens. isWisc
I've chickens. itc; live turkeys. ita
IL. dressed geese. l1gItc. dressed
turkeys. ieQi5e.
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MEMS Fine Fur Fedora Hats. On
new nobhy blocks. handsomely
trimmed. tz75 value. only ~
each.
Mfk4a fanndried white Shirts,
splendid wearing. 7sc value. only
G0c each.
MEMS Fine Isaundriod white shirts.
pure linen bosom. body OF New
York mills muslin. perfect Mt
ting: 81 value only; only Tie each.
MEMS Fine sateen Negisgee Shirts.
beautiful new spring styles. 10
each.
MEMS colored Bosom and Guns
white Body Dress shirts. beau
tiful patterns. Coo. Tic and $50
each.
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suts.

WainutE. per III. sacks. isaitc.
Eastern black wRlnuts. Ice pecans.
i21isci nibertH. lie; almonds. fancy.
soft shell. tk0 2oc. almonds. No. ?.
1901 peanuts. e0fe. pine. isc:
hickory. iec; cocoAnuia. per dozen,
T5e. popcorn. &C. per ~.
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Iobbing Quotations.

The iobhlng quotations today were
as follows;
Sugar uobbing)-Golden c, Ia bbls,