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The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-20
HAWAIIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, June 10, 1899

Bid-Kihei, SIS; Kona, $25; Me-
Bryde, 1915; Nahiku, $3.50; Ookala,
s2i.5O; Waialua. $I03; Kona-Kau T. e.
T. Co.. $29.
Asked-American Sugar, paid up,
SIG; Eva, 1896; Hawaiian Agricul-
tural. $305; Hawaiian Sugar, s22i.5O;
Honokaa, SCI; Kahuku, $40; Kamalo,
assessable, $l.60; Kamala, paid up, $50;
Kihei. assessable. $3.50; Kihei, paid
up, $50; Kipahulu, $li6; Kona. assess
able. s26; Maunalei. assessable, 81:
Maunalei, paid up. 500; McBryde,
N.25, Nahiku, 81; Oahu, $3.50; Ookala,
SIS; Olaa, assessable, 81; Olaa. paid
up, SEQ; Paauhau. siG,50; Pacific,
s3l2.5O; Pioneer, sSl250, Walalua. as
sessable. $40; Waialua, paid up, $3.50;
Wailuku, $500; Waimanalo, $40; In
ter-lsland :. n. Co, si67; Hawaiian
Electric, 5000; Mutual Telephone,
1913; Honolulu Brewing a Mating
Co, ~,
B session sales--Fif,een Maunalel, AS
sessable, ",
outside Sales Reported Kihei,
tlJ, 100 kihei, Si5,sb, 10 kiheI, si6,25,
20 Maunalei, $3.50 10 Maunalei. ts'7b,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-20
FOR EYE AND EAR.
A Glance at the Infirmary
Established Here.
Excei,snt Service IN Being Done
Pisos Becoming krown - 80
NJ ethods-rhe S,afs.

While in his Offices yesterday DIR.
II. c. Slogget kindly showed visitors
through the rooms OF the Honolulu
Eye and Ear lnfrmary In the new
Model block. This institution was
started some time ago by number Of
representative men who recognized
the need of such an organization. II
Is supported entirely by outside aid. AS
all treatment is given free o. charge.
Only those in INDECENT circumstances
however, are allowed its privileges
For those able to pay treatment Is also
provided. but not for nothing.
The infirmary is admirably equipped
in every way. There is an operating
room with beds near by for those who
have to stay until the treatment Is
completed. There Is drug room with
all necessary material for preparation
OF lotions and washes. The racks ard
cases for surgical instruments are
filled with almost everything known
in the treatment Of the eye anG ear.
Under the able direction of DIR.
Slogget and DIR. Andrews. the surgi-
cal staff, the institute Is beginning TO
make itself felt. Every day some per-
son in needy circumstances avails
himself OF its privileges. Even on the
other islands it Is becoming known.
Last week sufferer came from Ha-
wall for relief. All possible care Is
taken to see that no person, who is
able to pay. takes advantage Of the
public charity. To this end cards with
the following inscription are distrib-
uted to competent persons. and only
by possessing one of them can treat
ment be received:
Honolulu Eye and Ear Infirmary.
The bearer .....,......, Is recon-
mended by ............, to whom he
is personally known, as a proper per-
son for treatment In the above insti-
tuition, being in INDECENT circum-
stances, and unable to pay for medical
services.
Hours, IL to 4 p. m. Mondays
Wednesdays. Fridays. Surgical staff
DR.. Slogget and DR.. Andrews.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-20

Japan curing MS VACATION, saiitnk
hence about the last Of August
Capt Irving and crew Of the wrecked
Mokulele returned safe and sound by
the Waialeaic Saturday morning.
The Cooper .disbarment charges case
and the Orpheum license case will both
come up In Supreme Court today.
Citizens who have been agltating for
n crematory are now more determined
than ever to erect such an establish
ment here
Manager Almy. Of the new illumina-
ton company. Is installing the Wash
ington light In the new Diamond Head
lighthouse.
Congressman and Mrs. Mondell are
at the Hawaiian hotel after a tho
satisfactory visit to Hilo and
the volcano.
The wedding Of Miss Grace Ethel
King and Chas. Atwood Rice will occur
at st. Andrews Cathedral at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon.
: Quite a party Is being made up here
to take advantage of the cut rate to the
educational convention at Los Angeles,
Calf. this month.
Chas. ]. Falk. member Of the Homo
lulu Stock Exchange, now occupies
room 30l in the Judd building. Stocks
and bonds bought and sold.
Rev. A. w. Pearson, the popular pas
tor of the First Methodist church here
has Just declined a most hattering call
to pulpit on the Mainland.
The native who stole a large Gala
bash and then sold It to the Woman's
Exchange for IS was yesterday sen
fenced to six months imprisonment.
II. w. T. Purvis has resigned from
the Office Of clerk Of the Fifth Circuit
Court. Judge Hardy will probably ap'
point II. ID. Wishard as his successor.
An officer OF the navy said here re-
Gently that before the middle Of next
year the tug lroQuois and other U. s
boats would be doing work at Pear
Lochs.
At the Cabinet meeting Saturday
morning permission was granted
Hackfeld & Co. to dig wells on Ave-
acre piece Of land near Kaanapali
Maui.
Chas. Elston sang. most acceptably
There's Woman Like a Dew Drop.
for the Browning recital at the home
Of Justice and Mrs. Frear yesterday af.
ternoon.
Work on some Of the set pieces FOR
the Fourth Of July fireworks exhibition
has already been begun. Walter Pol
lard, formerly of the Orpheum, Is In
charge.
An account from Leslie's Weekly OF
a piano which was lifted up and car.
ried 1000 feet by cyclone and yet es-
capped unframed, is pasted mp In Berg
strOms show window.
John +. Colburn will have delivered
to him by the contractor In a few days
two fine new cottages on the mauka
side OF Beretania street a short dis.
lance beyond Thomas Square.
Capt. N. NJ. Dyer. U. s. N, Capt. Asa
Walker, U. s. NJ, and John G. Wise
Medical Inspector, y. s. N, were
through passengers on the Rio DE-
Janeiro for San Francisco yesterday.
Col. and Mrs. Geo. w. Macfarlane en-.
terrain this evening at the Hotel Sea
side Annex. Waikiki, on the occasion
Of the twenty-fifth wedding anniyer.
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Macfar.
lane.
Jas. +. Morgan has inst completed
extensive alterations in his handsome
residence on Emma street. A second
story was added to the house withou,
Inconvenience to the occupants at any
time.
,oo, va,d.rv..r w,o w,s wr,,o,
,or co.., nvan nn 10 pni,.,", % and
o.. .i,,,,.oi 49,, 49," n,,.,.',. ~
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TIME TABLE
Wilder SS|elISlpCOllpQ|l
1000
s. s. KINAu,


Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday at
II o'clock noon, touching at Lahaina.
Maalaea Bay and Makena the same
day; Mahuk0na, Kawairae and Laupa-
hoehoe the following day, arriving at
Hilo ON Wednesday evening.
Returning. will sail from Hilo every
Friday at 8 o'clock p. m. touching at
Laupahoehoe. Mahukona. Kawaihas.
Makena, Maalaea Bay and Lahaina, ar
irving at Honolulu Saturday night.
Will call at PohOiki. Puma, on the
second trip OF each month. arriving
there on the morning OF the day OF
sailing from Hilo to Honolulu.
The popular route to the Volcano Is
via Hilo. A good carriage road the en-
tire distance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-20

Session Sales-Five Waialua, assess
able. $llC; 81 McBryde, $3.75; 10 Wal
alua, assessable, $1O7.5O.
Outside Sales Reproductions hun
dred and fifty Kamalo, 81; Is American
Sugar, paid up. $40; 8 Oahu, 1910; 20
Oahu. 1905; Is Honokaa, s27; 10 Ooka-
la, $25.
Quotation Changes-Twenty-se
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-20

HOLLisTER DRUG CO.. Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-20
s. s. CLAUDlNE.
CAMERON, ConnANpEH.

Will Leave Honolulu Tuesday at s D.
N. touching at Kahulul. Hama, Hamoa
and kipahulu, Maui. Returning, ar.
rives at Honolulu Sunday mornings.
Will call at Nuu, Kaupo. once a
month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-20
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE,
Honolulu, H. l., June 10, 1899.

ts.a.s". IS:F. sA. a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-20
AYERS
Pectora|

stops coughs Of oil kinds. II does so because
II is a soothing and healing remedy Of great
power. This makes II the greatest proven
tive to consumption. 1t is not question Of
many bottles and large doses. A few drops
will often make complete cure. Don't neg
lect your cough: you cannot afford TO run the
risk. Ayers Cherry Pectoral will soothe your
raw throat and quiet your inAamed lungs.
Bcware Of cheap limitations. See that the name
Ayers Cherry pectoral. IL blown In the glass OF
each bottle. rut up In large and small bottles.
HOLLlSTER DRUG CO.. Agents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-27

NOTICE TO coNTRacrTuEs-~sey
Avenue Ngstb, Harftsoa street. etc.
Sewer Improvement
Notice " tservh@ gsven that sealed pro-
raNsss viii be- received hy the nnaesstwne4
secretary Df the board ~ public WORKS. ef
the city OF seattle up 90 : o'claea =. m.
rue1t OF seventh Avenue North. Harrison
Street and various connecting ALLEYS.
streets. ways ard avenues. by construct
ing n pirr sewer along said avenues,
streets. ways and alleys. together wlth AL
necessary openings. yves. nganhnisa
ianasbaies ventisnfors flushing tanks and
catch basins, as provided ~ ordinance Ne
SKI. creating local Improvement diAirsrf
No faz and In nccoraaacn with the plans
aud specifications new en- file TIA the OF.
flee OF the huarJ OK public works.
zach hasa must be accompanies nv a Ger
titled cheek payable To th. arsisr es the
city comptroller. for Il SHIN not iess than
" IA he considered unless accompanied ~
ssist check.
The ssscsxSsfui hisssles will be required 10
enter into contract and furnish xs.lis-
factory bond tss the amount required ny
tsss city charter and tha laws OF the
state OF NashiHaf90, within tan days art
az being notified ~ tss award of the corr
tract to Aifn: falling te do 80, the said
cstrsk and the amount fixed therein Will
sss forfeited 81 sRa city. Ma person ss sss4-
Eihie "a a hSdasF w6e has within two
fs@rA prior so sac Letting az aa!d tsssa-
ttast made S~sAuit iG payment ~ asy fast
claim ger any work as sahsAe performed
aE ary skEi or bacterial TurufKfss.sf pnrst1.
ent 81 any sNTh contract h : herein a.
eets @t6 az ~An wuhsn Saht tsxx, Years
failed 80 eeaass2H aas saeh contracts
SfsttSaf atft.sssr,n - called 10 ssfsscfa
sSlii,. ~ she eggs charter AZ reeve Isl fs,rx.e
rriastnx h s0lFN II sshaf" and 20 arsi-
ele VIII. seeElsfs 81 swAs Z ard : ralst~
Ing to e-sfsas ara Suretsas
The eaaFa az gsN0iSc works reserves sAe
right 20 Fef~ef any and 8h tasfs
Proposals Ena<s isa sfssesaesi an "a xp6o;,s.,
-Essi sas Seventh kveGw~ <ssrkM Harrt-
ssn Street. cts. Sewer Improvement
NJ ottsaF ~ fAss hoEssi az nsfasse ~ssrka
FRANK gEsESsaS Secretary.
bate ~ FIRST pshiisaiSnm fTa8sss4AYs zsSa
fe9e
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wansxE OBSERVATIONS

aTxesas fsssgasehxs so Pnst-Tnsssfs sen~@r
aEAH BAY Pes ~ p ta-.~- Etasskfss~
tsar - a heaxS rain wffsd w~sf - saslex
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a m sawar3~sasg 5gs@Ftaa. 81 saw sf
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g.. nsses,s@r t@.s5 ~ "a. wEsaBs@Te ssss g ea
cI~AIss4AM. FEB. 81 = rass-sf@ses
rata hlxM southeast &7nS fzzxx Tory
s.s>sstSe ard tssrksazane AnEassa n Say
FYExfw Fe@ - - Hz-~Sfs~sy rata.
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TssFsT CRESCENT. r~h 81 r. ~ -
ssarss~-ss~ - - heavy rain wssss. sssxsh-
wezt Il rates
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.


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PORT Et4AkELY. Feb. 2s--t,elow asu
the names. destinations. etc, Of yessaaD
loading lumber In this port:
Am. schr Lonts. Capt Cenberg. CailoA.
Peru Am, sehr Vega, Cart Rasmussexs
San Francisco. AM schr Lyman II. Foes
Ter. Capt. kliiman. Sewchanw. ChinaS
Am. bbsr Leslie d. Capt Iiin. San FraaD
cisco Asu. ~ Kate Davenport. Capt.
Aerf nsan. San Francisco: Am. III HnoW
ard burgess. Capt Aortenson. f,eiagon
Bsg. South Africa: Nor biz Fantasi. Capt
Anderson. isueno# Ayrps.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN ~saired-Feb. a. srha
Ruby A, ccfisiiiss KAbuiui. str Empire
Coos bay, Arfiyed-Schr Ivy, Gees kaya
tmatiilH. Victoria, aafied--Transpoy
Roanoke, Manila and Honolulu. Arrived,
Tx sritnn Honolulu: Hr m Talus. Card1lnS
III oh KisnrsdAje. Hamburg
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NOTICE TO CONTRAIT0ns.
notice 1,p coNTRAcToas--raylor 4

NOTICE tn coSTRAcToas-Tay Az
enue Residewasktng. etc, Improvement.
posais viii BE- received BY the undersigned
secretary of tho board nf public works up
10 O'Clock y. M. Monday. March sth,
lsa, fer the Improvement ~ Taylor ave.
hue from Denny Way "a Harrison street,
BY residewaiklnx and parking said avenue
6efwseh said points. as provided by t1rai-
nance No 5i00. creating local Improvement
district No. Isl. and In accordance eith
the plans and spMcsslcaEi Ions now on flls
IN the office Of the hoard Of pu5tic works.
Zach bid must be accompanied M u
certified check. payable 10 The order %
the city comptroller. fnr "a sucs not less
than five ts1 per cent, of the bid, and no
bid will he considered unless accompanied
by snid check
The suctesasuI bidder will 10 required to
enter INTO contrar. and furnish satssfac-
tory bond Tor the amount required ny the
city charter and tire laws OF the state
of Washington, within ten LAYS after be-
10 MN. failing 10 do SO. the said check
ana the amount fixed therein viii Do for
fsitsti To the city No person Is eligible
~ bidder Who has within two years
Default In payment Of any Just claim fpr
any work or labor performed or any skill
or material Furnished pursuant 10 any
such contract herein advertised or
who within said tae years Jailed TO coln-
riete any such contract.
Special attention IL called tn article
xxii,s Of the city charter. a. now IN force.
reating tn hours nf lasut.H and 10 arti-
Gle Wit. section 81 sahs. | and 2 relating
In tends and sgrettrs.
The hoard Of pubic works reserves the
right to reject any aud all bids.
Pfopoaais ,nusf be Endorsed on envelopes:
sisia for Taylor Avenue ReSidewaiking,
etc.s Improvement
ny order ~ the board Of public works
FRANK oLE9oN, Secretary.
Date OF first publication. February 9Th.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS..


OMAHA. Feb. s.-Cattle-Recelpts. so
head Market strong. Native beef steers
$ssI5. -; Western steers, s.. sasl t-sa. TeAJs
steers, s. 6aFf@. 81 CONS aud be fsrs. 81. sost
l. =. Gamers, $2..Eef3. Is. sfocksrs and feed
ers, ss.st6ss. calves. 81 efssse. IS. bulls and
stag xsef4.ia
Hogs Receipts. s so head. Market &c
higher Heavy. 81 .e7ts1i3. 10. mixed s. esq
5 ssis: light, 81. 5cxls 81, bulk OF sales. 81 Is
&Ise
Sheep Receipts. 100 head Market, slow
Fair to choice natives. S.. 7eGls IS: fair 10
choice Westerns, s. t4s5t IS; common and
stock sheep, q. 7s5ls 5a lambs. $&Us-su.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. Feb. 2s.-Not enough cattle
were rece we'd to-day to make a market.
and prices were mostly nominal nj recent
qucsatlons Sellers call prices i5a,1sc lower
than week age. while The range Is sil-
usually wide. few common beef s3eers
selling as low ar s. s5i2 IS and a limited
number OF prime offerings going for 81 10
uS-s5.
There was an active demand fos hogs.
ana prices were strong at q further ad-
vance III salec. Fair 10 choice. 81. ss4a.
g. packing bots. s. e96iG 50. mixed. S.sIsr
$50; butchers. IS Ssus.s So, light. $s.6su
]. a2sa, pigs s. 2ssss 20.
The small offerings 81 sheep sold az I'M
changed price, Sheep quotations range
from s. stEI+ 90: yearIings 81. Eats.6 g., and
La MRS s. iDsf4. - for poor 10 prime sioeks.
Receipts @1.hogs. Ia,os. sheep.
1ssss
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CHICAGO. Feb. sl-whe~t starred .
shade lower. although after the close yes-
Gay u aad Essea evidence Of much
ssrsax1h The period Of hesitation 10 COR
uEas the advance. however, MAS xaors- 81
there wA3 good deal cS anxiety among
traders over tie Manila sssUatl0S and Hay
wheat. which &sArte1 ~ 1Srs0sTAcs In s
very Shcss time rnSe 10 &c. and q sts.se
later il went Sill higher. After Tire furry
Tear the opening THE fluctuations were
merely the result Of the expressions IN tee
pit CT The fAztA es the I'VE parties 20 sae
deal. each taking - turn. A. sccn ~
short sales xsxcksned the prize ceased to
arelane and long refused to second the ct
forts Of sse other party by sacrificing bold
snsx@ Under the circumstances tie price
rose 30 fsAsc fer May wheat. and - that
rxnrs there Appeared seine sadrcemsnf fer
iongs 10 sell Rc2.fsinS and ACTIVITY on the
par Of hearx hammered the pTsss 0owa
10 sSsxc. The close was weak AZ i@ssxTsSc. .
net decline ~ &c
In Germ shorts covered freely. and there
was good eayinx tor long acccuat early.
When wheat started 80 decline. hcweyer.
realizing set in. Ire csos< MAS unchanged.
Heavy covering by shorts and good cash
demand strengthened the market
DIMINISHING receipts az hogs and higher
rrScex al the yards started the provision
snarkes FIRM There were free Sssaerx IT
tire advance, md not sufficient spir.s IN
ff~ bidding to Withstand the pressure Of
offerings Pork and ribs are q shade lower
ansi lard unchanged
The leading futures ranged ~ follows,
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Heavy rain; ligt4t southeast wind. Passed
ups ssu Spartan IN tow OF Wandsrer.
eE D, M fwo srhooners Hasilng up
r. M In ,he fay-tsarksHftns Echo.
bound oat ia sn~ III Egyteu, bark sea
king Ancyra and zaip Mont gomery shire.
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NEW YORK. Feb g-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial eablsxram
GAYS.
T-as. markets hsre wsra quiet and ssrsn
today IN the absence OF confirmation of
IN. report Of the ame*r's death. Amer
scsns we're hard. ths Manila news being
tar.e a Western Cerpers were duh. Tin
tns. 80 Aaa@onsias. sI-ls. Utah. ST.:
Baxsors 50 Money was Ia COED demand
ON railway dividend collections.
London stock Exrhsnx~.
LONDON. F,vA. w-Rpssrcsx on the
last week was active sn spite OF the inter
rupfier of heavy settlement There was
uaues, investment buying. With active deal
rags ia Americans which brought better
tae esssse were sfa@sinrmsis' lower sat the
relapse IL regarded as onis temporary
Anarg he decreases ws.re u. a r. G..
first consolidated. which f.sii point II. 4
r. O. preferred. Y, .. & II. q. ordinary.
"a T. ~ A. ~ p. :. cs.nassian Paelfc.
:. tslsaeis Central. X: New York Central
ferred v: NoFsnsrn pacEsc cernnon, u;
Pennsylvania y Wabash preferred "A.
f+naass Pacific preferred s. ffgioss Pacific
ordinary. ~ Miss0sssi isansas 4 Teas.
snn. TeYesa & ssnss re rose = Reading
ordinary. -
Monsv was IN strong acYnans Yesterday
~ 1@sk~s Per een'. until Monday. with
thrse months tslis easy ~ ~ f~sr ceat.
Closing Qaesaftens-
LONDON Feb 2s-Canastau Pacific
co. Northern Pacific preferred si&
YTn}sYs PaSHr preferred ~ tsrz -
Trunk ss@- fssr silver. stea9y. At g-sa
per assres MoneY al ~ per cent
HresAstwH~.
LIVERPOOL. Feb @-wheat Rens
strra Ma. rsss Northern spgiag Sc It'd
Futures eSs.ss.si asaes F4hymarY fssssni asss
March. - I'd MAJ - ssxd. Jsfy - al
Wheat IN Paris sfea1s, Fiuxr 81 PATfs
stxas5x f.Fttor-~fs Tssarssss ff~zsA
Cora Eeot E3sm. &Fusxsesn ssssseS. rev
r. SD 81 aas IS I'D sssatmrsn g'sss--t-
aFy rsarqanaI NARA 2aaSl nj ss SOD: May
quiet ~ ~ Ssra
Fsassr- 81. I.essx fancy winter dun AT
- ID.
TIssr~-- As Jcrslon. Faesnc coast. Arm 81
60 SSssss -
fasroS. rsh g-w ne~s-~s-arross sx
essssE. nothing ssefaw %argses Esss passage
sssgses sad STEADY. Oregon as 81
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naysey lad m easGer soze. ssro& un-
cnxn@sd
seller the yeAr epeSon had atxro -
doing. s1 '.ssN s1'sss
Tr- $1,000, ss wrrs - &c. x.
nexrrx ~r.rx1 = a1sx suss -. -. =. -;
Wassssrsx1nrs a sxssrs n
= ~ - -sssssspplas. - anr ~ and
EaYfax--rs~sg = go ~ =. $50
n<Isr4nu5
Cuss-FAscr To FAIR. n ssixs "a. r.sss y,
ensfre. 8. 1sEaf IS fsrev xses Il ~. r~a,
q 49, - 49, 20 - ~. ~ 80
nominal.
n~-~s~s.
Hecs5pss~-i.Sur. quarter sacks. EGk,
1890. Lssss Naeas- ssigAtss @sssps ha<-
60 SrasAss, --8s 9re<'sE. 70. BEANS.
49, 80 potatoes sac =. Asa: o1seas.
49, as@h sschs SsIs naisatssings,
49, hAs tors sssi ~coa. Esalss. ~.
aa9ss. 49, quicksilver tasks. -. wire.
s@'aS1ss - so
wrasat-fnae,,sa. 49,
Ear5eg-Trsarffss go q -
Carn-T4args ysIla~ "a ass5 sas-
rrar- 20 ss.ss4s. "a =. sA-s
49, - -
W ooi--Srrfnx--Neead lssxz se: Eastern
Sa- ssn, asss.-e valley ls, Lsasi.c- Fail
lambs lose sss Js,sas,Egs rs.ssss ss..s.
Hun sssssas ga I..,sass~ss, sssse'
Hops--lsss rroas' i I1sssis..'s s@a1s
p-. -.
Frssss Etc.
~. ~ saiuaAnSs, Aa&1, bran. xasSs
Eax-yynsa. N, rx.ast- -.
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sssI-xs 49, - ~ ~ III IS -
- rp14aeAS - sae sn0rxEElty %
-. x,@A1.z1 SN11Ssrte az sASas.1G.
- = ss.Se - - - ~ -
= - ~ 80 - - - -.
= .s.x - - - 80 -
A. 49, - - ..sss - 49, s.s
= 49, 49,. - =. - -.
rss,v~@-..s.as $500 -s..~-..~ss- - -
sag.ssssss.s "a "a 1.~ss.e~s &C. 80 49,
Tsa 49, sss.,s rs.-1.r @hss~ 49,
wfsA. s-,s~-ssa~ 1880 $ ss.<xs .srs.-sss,se
asysssr1~ yssr~ rsssv. ,sussa - msr~ ss~xss.
= s,ss~r Eav,s sssr.~.s $500 - $500
II 8 sssz,r - s~rxsr>.sss assxrs rr,<.s Il T., shs
NJ r,rssss
-.
= =. kessa 41ls. .1ses A,uza IS 80
ss~s - E,ansa.e % IS AeeA :. -
49, - - - q aA1s 100 <NsSs. So - -
ID - 80 s~ss - =.
e-1eas u sVaa Ana ssasSe ID slssrf.
The Rnnk StneeHena.
pzr@ ..,~rt
y.~-.
p.a q - -
- '---s~- .--ss+-s "a -, : - =.
s - -. $1,000 -sst*- ss+s-s-s- sssss -
So 80. 49, $500. -, -. sss7
- "a. ssauet @..*-----s :. a., .s.s
s ss'ss = -.---- . ssss+- ..*tsrst. <.s
@.rSAaAsssI So. ...- go 49,
<Nc srsss Ec2u&frhsa0 oEoeF tas - SSi
tr-s- TIE.
nae Fal-aac-ss says
lne SAnk statement for the week - re-
HaafkAbss IN tnat II shows a actual loss
70 casa. tns nrss noted Ter some seeks
iae 2ScEsase - email. bat coupled VITA
rae extra rs1airsnssnsE nssessatafsd by DE
sxpaEssofa OF nearly slz.ssa.ss3 IN loans the
Essssf 5as been decrease OF N.ANug III
surplus. bringing that lien 70 aooss -
SaSssSs @AS Zoe BANKS gained no cash, the
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THE WOOL MARKETS.


LONDON, Feb .s-nustness IN the wool
trade was quiet during the 4. There
we're rew Inquiries but frsnss~.sons were
light The arrivals for the ntx 81 series OF
wool auction sales number slsI1i ba .es. in
Guiding ~ 40 forwarded direct
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rHE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. Feb. Is. isss.
Rata.
u g. DEPARTMENT OF AaRicUL
TURE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Fab 81 lsss
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atAf&neo& ahOw1 Tie conditsan of tha tfeAe-
n.y.
Assi1ahas eash balance ....-...-..3zzx.lAyss