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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14

CoSTgfErTfoxs YoE THE MN.
". Il. More, oae of the citizens of The
skas.s, who is taking live interest ia
the removal Of the jams in tina; riyes,
cllIed on Us yesterday He IL = elf
constituted aidde-camp 10 the enter
prising men nov bravely ut work
clearing away those Formidable obstrac-
tions. which the government surveyor
reported could not b. taken Gu. for less
than 1900, ~ the very lowest essi-
mate. Bat by next Ma both these
jams will be removed au,l no. one
s.xth Of 81, 600 will be expended 10
far. the first jam has been removed aud
the second il fast erumbling away; aud
the doughty fellows who voluntarily
took the elephant on their hands.
have not received cent in mgnsY,
and only the value Of o frw hundred
dollars IN provisions and tools contfi-
buted by the farmers on the river, and
Mr. Gage, tie skagit merchant. A
few weeks ago Mr.. Moore started ont
TO solicit aid for them slYou, the
sound. and ha. had subscribed 10 She
object about 800 in cash and other
wise We hops that this snm will be
ooasidesaht enlarn4d, aud that Oh his
return be gili bass something hand
some 70 present to 1.-The boys" At
Seattle the priscipai part Of tina sum
alove me0tioned was subscribed at
Port Blaksly Captain Rsnton generous
ly healed the Nj with 800. ani others
followed suits in smaller sums. at Port
Ludlow NJ Phinney took the lead with
$.j and other smaller sums were contri-
buted at seabeck Mr.. Hoiyoke pa.
down 425 ~ a starter and lesser
sums were subscribed. Mr. Moore visit.
ell Olympia aud after spending several
days aud calling On all the priasipal
business men. he only got the pal,ry
SUN If $40 subscribed He solicited
contributions from the stockholders ~,
in namtnr) of the new steamer Mess-u-
ger. and after urging them tn contrib
ute something toward III. work, he did
not get even cent He found them
all anxious ~ talk about the Skaait
country. however. and It's resources.
They stated that IL was their Intention
after the jams arc removed. to put the
new boa. on that route. They evident
ly want some mere entcrprising. and
whole-sonled mea TO beat the bush
while they catch the birds Bat, we
spprehcnd. tts. this niggardiy policy
won't work. Soec Of our steamboat
men have contributed literally To the
work, and when the time comes for the
Skagis people 10 reciprocats with their
patronage. We believe they will act on
the principle Of doing As they wish to
be done by
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FROM PORT GAMBLE.
PoRT GAMBLE, W. T., Dec. IL. 1876.
EDITOR lNTELLIGENCER:-I o.

PoRr GAMBLE, W. T., Dec. IL. 1876.
EDIroR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
any particular interest are scarce.
A Terpsichorean entertainment was
given on Saturday evening last which
was we'll pa.ronixed by the elite. the
beautiful and the fashionable. principal
" from the west enl
Rev. Mr., Damon held forth on Sun
day evening to good congregation.
The gentlemanly msnsgers Of the
Tsekale, Hotel have dispensed with
Monaghan cooks, walters, etc, and the
cuisine department is now managed by
gentlemen American citizens Of Afri-
can descent" Good for ys Africaae but
had for ye ungodly Cinnamon.
The King Philip sailed on Saturday
with general assortment.
The ATLANTA will sail to-day, and the
David Hosdly about the 18th. the latter
for Oakland.
The schooner Alice will be loaded
about the 10th aud sail for Santa Bar
bssra.
The small trading schoonrrs Albert
ard Parker and the sioop Sheo Fly.
were at the wharves Friday and Sa,ur-
lay discharging shingles. cabbage. hay,
etc.
The Sawtelle Dramatic Company are
billed for Thursday evening next in
"Eas, Lynne" and Paddy Miles Boy"
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4 Wogrny OBJEcr.--T psoprie-
tors OF the Steriopsican aud Magic

4 WORTHY OnJEcr. The pfoprie-
tors OF the Steriopsican aud Magic
Lantern Exhibition. which is adver-
sised to show here on Saturday and
Monday evenings, have proposed on
Saturday evening next 10 give an ex-
hibit,ou as benefit to the Skagit jam
enterprise. The proceeds of the show
are o. be donated 60 that enterprise in
toto. rs they are not 10 give certain
percentage only as is usually done in
similar benefits, Mr.. lesler has prof
ferei the use Of his ball for the occa-
sion. and it is presu aied that the city
will ahsoive the license A more
worthy object and one of more local
interest could hardly be chosen. Every
citizen Of Seattle is interested in this
important work. for the removal Of the
Skagit jam will be direc, beneii. to
Seattle benefit in dollars aud cents
As 10 the exhibition il i'll undoubtedly
be one Of the fines; and mos; interest
ing that has visited us for sometime
For further particulars see their advsr.
tisemcut IN another column. We
hope "a see our citizens respond Ia
this generous offer by crow,liug the
ball on Saturday evening.
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CHRISTMAS BALL. By reference 10
the announcement in another column it
will he seen that another ball is on the
taps at Rent on. this time under the
auspices Of the Good Templars Lodge,
10 be held At parkcr's New Hall which
will BE- pushed 10 completion in time
for the occasion), on She evening of
Christmas. The lodge at Rentou now
numbers between thirty and f,r,y mem
ber., aud is rapidly augmcnting in
strength Renton is becoming rather
noted for agreeable reunions Of this
kind, bat ii Is proposed to make this
affair eclipse all that have preceded it.
The steamer Otter will make q special
trip on Christmas 10 enable all the Seat
tie folks tn attend who wish TO psrti-
cipa,c, aud thoroughly good time may
lie anticipated.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14

HONS ENrKgratsg, We dropped in
MsCrlmuons \ Cos establishment
yesterday and fousd them as busy as
nailers M MeCEimmon informs us
that the acFlAu,i far their soap = now
about equal 10 'heie capacity ,o supply
it. sud is RAPIDLY on the increase Their
new sks'l gfcase is also meeting with =
ready sale Ii IS ~ the interest IT the
eslilre community tbst sach enterprises
should flourish here. aud We are happy
Ia note shat nasT Of our small manu-
faesaging establishments are Ia pros
porous condition. and that most OF our
business men Arr disposed 10 encourage
them
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14

RUBBER PAINT. Mr.. W ii SAoniv,
paint aud OH dealer, who has the agen-
cy here for the rubber paint. yesterday
received. per Panama. a large lot Of the
latter. tie informs u> that his sales #
tha, article have been very large. and
the dems IA fer it is rapidly increasing
He also says that fer all Purposes fer
which paint is nssd. ii is far superior to
any other article IN Use. Tie principal
advantages he claims are its cheapness.
as given quan,'t. will cover more sur
face than the common lead paint; and
durability. as II forms a coat so tine and
stgnng. adhesivc aud elastic. that ii will
nos peel or crack, II also retains its
color AID a beautiful gloss, superior to
that If lead paint
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-
who returned on the Panama yesterday
from visit TO his old houe In Cans d
doing the Ceuteaaial BY the way. was
heartily greeted last evening BY his
numerous friends. both ladies and gee
slesn-u, At his residence, in this city
The reverend gentleman responded and
received his friends and pArishioners
with an hearted hospitality aud
soeiabilisy peculiar 70 his good nature
aud generous spirit Abouniiful cola
tion was spread and wines and coffee
served 70 the guests. vbo AFTER partak-
ing Of them. and enjoying season Of
social iu;eroourss. repaired to their diff
fereat homes with heartfelt spprecia-
,ions over the eveuts Of the evening.
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49, We mi,a "a. call ,ise attention 70
the Advertisements q: Mr. { Il. Far
lehman in another coiansn llc lofoEuis
tho Yabsie ,tst he has teea appoint
81 aSeas Ia Ha>hingioa Territory for
ihe tgysat meat Il HemarI holds III the
W hitGaAm pFasass Ilg cat be flansi
q: the usvlsjcn,Al Hotel. where BE- will
say oue Vvsk
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14

NASAiMo.-In spite OF the great de
preston Of the cod market in San Fran
cisco. the product Of The mine in this
vicinity stiH retains its bold @ the
market. II ~ szs to judge 81 the
amount Of coal shipped already this
month, the ouobsg q vessels in port
taking in cargo and those on the WY
for = similar purpose. The ooal shippsd
from Nov. let till te<lay will aggregate
~. 900 tons: the vessels in port will
take 10000 tons. and the vessels on the
way another 5.000 tons, making q grand
total Of $1,000 tons loaded. loading and
10 Lad for the month Of Novenber.
This the reader must bear in mind 10
entirely exclusive Of the ct,sl shipped
on small craft for the supply 81 the
Province. fire. Press.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14

NEW WHARF.-Wosk vill be CON-
menced Immediately On y new wharf,
frou Seneca 10 Madison street, along
the share front. running $40 long by 60
feet vide, covering eight lots Of 'front.'
age, inlersecting Seneca and Madison
streets. The contract was LET to W. n.
Surter Il Co.. who hare about CON.
ple,ed their contract viii the Seattle
and Walla Walla Railroad.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14

FROM NEhRAsNA AND EAck We
received cali yesterday fsem Hoa. T
n. Ellsworth. legal practitioner IF
high standing. recently arrived from
Seward. Nebraska, which he LETT a.
t-acted by ont more genial and auspi
eious Pacific coast Mr.. Ellsworth has
brought his family with him and located
IN this city for the practices OF bis pro
fessiea. Tie has bcsm unexpectedly
sumuaeaed Eas, 10 attend the eonrls-
ton OF an important trial. aud starts
hack this week. hmt leaves his family
here and will r.tarn IN February. AMI
thinks be can carry hack 50 favorable
report of cur s,.odly land. from whas be
has seen. that number Of his late
neighhofs will likewise Gene with hsaa
and CAS-. In their lot with W
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fS" Yesterday Mr. Baaly purchased
tbs - tens IF balls tisAt vas brought
lsers a ss.ogs ,5a,e SINE tFssn California
Is the Basaoa hsis North Star He
vii! rvsaove il .eam the warehouse TO
his mil. and grind i, up fer feed daring
the winter.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14

Wt>raa Srccs. Messrs- Void Bios
Of Squak Valley. anneunce that they
have sup or facilities and an ample
supply II god fodder for wis;ersng
cattle. lorssS or ether s.ek Thar
stock Is on the Snoausina!e road. a's0s't
ten miles fron, Eensoa
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14

Coin. A gentleman in this city yes.
terday received = letter from Min.
neapoli-, MINI, under date Of Nov.
aSth. The writer stated that. at the
time Of his writing. about 10 o'clock in
the morning. the thermometer stood s.
below zero. 1t almost makes us shjQes
tn think of 1t
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14

Mr. W. A. Jennings received lot of
new goods yesterday by the Pausma,
among which were $4,000 Hne Ameri-
can and imported cigars. These he will
sell at wholesale at the lowest cash
price.
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DisAPPoINTED.--The SawtellA Dire
matte Company were disappointed In
getting here in time to perform last
evening. A telegram has been receives
from Mr.. Sawtelle. in which he stated
that the troupe will be here tonight.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14

~" a dilapidated Siwash put in an
appearance at Justice SCOTS court yes
terday. under charge of drunk and
disor,ierly, for which be was fined IS
and costs. He handed over the cash
and departed
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14

~ The ship Malay sailed from San
Francisco on the sth inst. consigned to
the Talbot coal company for cargo Of
coal
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14

~" The bark All anita sailed yestev-
day from Port Gamble for San Fran
cisco.
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AT Pag.--GrsenhueAs and silver gaw
pass current ., equal value II the
Eastern aud Western States.
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AAa eraoetseo Nashes
SAS fAAScascc. Dec H.
Ysesr-Sx - y - ssA.
vhess-A ~
sarssy-ress 81 81 e. ses iss.
oass-G Ss%i s..
Hay-is ~.
F9satu<A-<Acxra.
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cezxxcrEn nAiIy 1T y. xosr0s 80.
SKarTLx. pec- IA. isrs-
Gold Ia New Yerk Gpst
Currency. here. bayiax. - ealing. 81.
Trade iollArs. - half doliAfs. 81.
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tE The bark Camden arrived at
Port Townsend yesterday from Homo
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Tsrve sA4staoasl TsaEksrx haze teeE engaged
IN H. HAss sve .or tbs Nzxsc&i psyaxsxssrt. and
cos tnx shs psssflas and Drawing Department.
EAfss SSpi.a~sson saoaia BE- zasss fer the 81
sztnssoz 81 BoArasxs. ~ Miss EupSEf 90 10
DN1OT Go1Eis. fszfsss1- aa2
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Hsse~-ssrc~E. - sr<i. t4$ts. e1lis. = J
Dried Ias calls. =. ie~s~
, 1876-04-01

@i.e4k: 500 bn No do at o1a; LOO bn rniectsd do
g. :snpe aG ). Fl rs's sS S and
mani Sens e..hsr sat s,ss sss rcrs s rees!s i isoo
2ao bn BY sampIo u 81 osai.ls. To..l iii,coo hi.
oohN-Was moderately active, and sd1anse.i 20
1n snd dd'osH NV rs
pool was tame. and cotel Cd PER 40 a lovnr. Thcro
WI better shipping demand here. sal fsw moro =
xsntea fos March, .hs ' ds.i' for that moash being
the weatler, and tho lad condition Of thu country
rcasot, tSas good deal et il il not q. 10 1naskes, snd
TINT lisc Of y can be tranercrte to tho depot:
es
:ts,i: aei!sr siay orsnsl !. sg;fs sn$ s slys1esd
ed ed s ssisf! sss!.s sss III h,sslss
At 4eAe. Neeespts ot No. Or high ,nscd dated this
y u ;i{Ss ss 9s, I'll 5 53sss1s .5
jssssa At sSs4oya for icaasr. nd tie to! gilt-
ttsst ~ ado bu 10 It tsasso fFe. oasd ears.
Total. ha. 800 b,t.
for futures hut lower for cash. The receipts wern light
Int mora sss cats we're osre hs thsso Mss lit.e
q IL H. assn8 n
ha, soon wsaie.nod: deelIntna taily % 70; iof
dcai OF tho trading WAS IN sest1ement
April sold At and closed at The iusdo March
was quiet at 3JAc. Cash sold 1T 33S31o for regular
Aud 33tlo for fseah receipts, nnd rejected At 27Hc.
Cash Ralca were reported OF 0,en bn Mo- At 9.k8
SAs; coo 6a re,es,e a; ao i% b b ~ sspte ~ A.
On l,o,rd. Total, 22,200 bu.
RrE-Was iu better request, anil firm ut Coo for
fresh No. p and GAHatto fer regular. Tho recelp!a
WeY0 larQer. 6cllcr May guotGl At hGC, and Aptl
~ 6Sc fro on board.
DAnLEY-was quiet, closing 70 lower than on Tho
previous evening. Tho receipts were sn1aft. hnt the
offerings wero fsr vhi1o there W. ttle demand few
And declined TO oohc, closing a. to1t@Goo. Seller
March was quiet ut a0H@e9c. f.egalar Eoti at 6ykc,
and trsah At oo No. was 1niet It A0o. and rejected
t9MaGac: 800 bu rejected at oc winter receipts; 18Qo
hi by eamplo II b0cqsst.8o. Totat, l3,s0obu.
LATEST.
In tho afternoon Meas pOrk Was 1uIct and Dtthdy,
sarly nctvo md iirmer. saics 5000 tes Il sl3.sS
June.
Wheat was quiot and stesdy. Seller May sold ht
$lo7@l TA closing ~ PIX. April closcd It slo2'i
Corn Was stronger carly, closing Tho same As on
'Chsnge, at for May. 4s49}io for Junc,
and a5t@4oAo Tor July. April sold ii 4ok@ts,ic.
barley sola 1t oo'lo for May.
CALL BOARD. -..
Mess pork waa qnlet and hhado easer, closing At
$.2421{G9.f5 for april, $!171H@22,7s for May. aud
$t0E92J 90 for uhe. Seller tho year WAS offered 1t
$1,000, AMI SIS. Is Was bid. .
Lard was in fnoderato demand aud hrn et $l387H
sa'es 1soo tcs seller April at si3s7k and seller May
ut f14.0j.
, 1876-04-01


HOG FHODUCTg-Wers nervous and somewhat
unsettled, though tho movement Of prices WIS TO-
st.,cted 10 small range. logs uers steady, With
Only tnodtrato supply, hut Lrcr1,oo was eaaicr and
New York understood to bo tame, which would
Of tsauaier. ~na the ug Of sherx which II gensral-
~ In order the tsat business day Of tho month.
MEss PonH-Was less activc, md declined 1H@5o
rer brl, though opening raihar 1rn. There was
very little demand for future, oxcops in changing
over but cash lois In b4cr rcgucat. for ship-
lnent pr.ces varying rather widely according tho
dae Of paeking. Baa sGportod Of $50 brts cash
1t s?2&s927.7ox; 6.25o brls e,ler April ut s22.40a
32.c0; 1,25u brls seller May at $3.50
br!s scllor Juno At ITO brs seller July at
t232513.3o; aud 800 brla seller tho year at $500.
Tota ID. $50 tra. Tho market closed tano At t1L45
cash, seller March, seller April; $21.75 soer May;
aud $G3. .ou selleE Juno.
Prime me.s pork vps nominal 1t $500. and c1tza
primo ut $l0.13
IARD-Whs moderately active, and frmer carly,
under far dsmand, hut Weakened LATER sud closed
10 per 100 lbs lower than tho previous evening" in sym
rathy With decino Of I'd per III tha In Liverpool.
balea reported Of ia tcs cAsh It $l377 cs
seller April At sl3B4s1o.8s; tea seler May at
14.92N. Total, 500 tca- Tho aEket cltaeA tame al
3!383k 3,s5 for caah nollcr April; $1A.10sl401
{os Nay; sl'.l7b@lA2o fos juno; and st4+as9l4.ao
MkArs-wcremore sctivo for future delivery, with
very ltsfc doing u cash 1oa, and middlcs advanced
shout 1Jc per 1D1 III, though Liverpool waa reported
Cd lower. Tie demand for shipment was exceedingly
Light. and tie mar'tet closed dull in sympathy with
pdEk aud lard. 3nloa Weto renorted OF 20,u00 ha
shoulders ish r SIC: iss .bost E'bs At 12o
and 91244@l2,bo for Juna; 20 bo1cs long clcsra Il
llHc Tbs following WIS tic cloafug FapRe az Itfces
, 1876-04-01

Tha following Instruments wero tled for record
Friday, March 81:
orr1 FnoFEnTr.
stAta st, 11s II 4 Of Thirty-seveuth II, ef, 25x
100 II, date4l March 90. 410o
Van Buren, At, ao,i Il Q of Marshfed ii, ufp
Dutterheld at, 3s7 e-l0 It = Of Twenty y-aevensh
Arnold Il, 2s5x II OF Thirty.third 1t. VI,
2s1l23 i-lo ii dated June TO- 1873. ........... 300
Irving Ilsce. 2iAx 4 of Harrison at, n, ZOE
ia a1o It. ds,ed Feb: b:14:....;......:::.:: 1000
jackson st, o II 0 Of Irving p1ace, = {, 1ex12o
II, dated March Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Wabash AZ. 10 II = OF Madison It, ef, 81 G-lox
III II dated March a tss. FtAnca xAs1or ., ~.
River Bt, l31 Clio # v aud v from Michigan
nv, I. 4s 8-ln16o IT, dated Fel- 17,..... 10000
Milwaukee nv, "a 7-10 It. OF Ashland ~,
ncf. ~ 4xl00 II, and buildings, dated March
Ansnsts St. cor fauiina IT. i. a;siois Il,
Carroll % ~. Wv n cor : Il ST. johns piscc, l. III;
1l1yk II. dated March 25..........,...,,. 1000
Ann ss. ~ of Fulton es, I, 2a1so #, 49,.
western @ A. % Il If Adam; It, i, ii1lisii. '
datci March 13.,................... ..... 0,00o
nouoro 1t, 1s7 II, ! 81 Montoe at, . I, 2i1l25
e Mo: TX so assed !. ! Msrsh 1,t = 1o7'o
II, dated Mxrch 80. 30..-..........:......... ISIS
IA8alle st. 125 II n Of Locust at, VT, 25I1s1k
#, dated March 1o.........4.............. t,37f
Dix At: and v and q o cornote Of Fifth At,
I,ocka I, 0, nnd I, dated March a, Henry
Helmholz to Fred E. Th Ielmholz, ......... 5000
MarshtteId Az, 20 It 4 OF Taylor Ut, " {, 2O1
100 1t, dated March ......... $500
gouIu OF CITY LlMrTa, WITHIN nAD1p4 or N1LKA
or counT-nouaE,
ChamplAin ~, 400 It n Of Eorty-thitu At, I,
25xl2a IT. dated March hu.................+.$ 1000
uyde Park ay, between Fort y-clghlh and Forty
ninth sts, " os1l72 II, dated March 25..... $500
, 1876-04-01

yesrN will tato sd.sfe comfort IN The following ..
will thc that thsy aru not nione in Mnoh
nck "Ihe derro:.on prevailing l Western ~. Ssa
counterpart IN tho sccsa fe'ahsafe hstnrss, wbsS
nnYcr In marc rrostralo condition than NM "a
fact, tho present 0ennration Of business man 10
known no period when eoastwise and inreirn as.s
innrca wns In ao unaaisfactory ! condition. 1T. III.
larger numb.f Of veaae!a trading to Eurono Inv.
rlci At lower giro Than prevailed bcfors liz de-
steam, The West Inits tralo Il also dsl,o' 80. ot
Now York carry % low "a $9t0a4.o0 Dor hhd hnd
56Do@1Do wcfs shn cn!Tent rates du,ioR ciss tTneE
heforo tho War; Go0hhd carrier world, thsrssaaaa
frotRhts arc equally low. This result Ia th.s s1ad
figuring u necessary 10 seer from aotal loss II h
eossta trade coal has foeentiy been taken from M.
against {? % rcr ton two threo years seo. Ysa
pine carriers from uhofgta Forts to New York rec.,
years Gnce they could commsud = much ttsSu."s
ngurn." "'su"
, 1876-04-01

1sry .trons: r.e.ho Mali nd g. r.nls vs.s wsaf.
During Tho Last hour The market Wa Arm, with gen
es.l improvement In prces. In sone essts there ~
slight rtaetton IN hna dee1ipR.. 1llno!s Central 40
c1Icd 10 w. Tho tesni7aon Of ahe Old tontrsct IT.
tween Inc Paeiho Mall and r.nsn. comIanies' vhieh
ior Tho ucsuatou to-day In Panama, pscno Mall and
Union rac!ne. Nothing has yet been decided BY shs
from rsnams, faclno Mai v3ll ham te ray
Tno Doiawtre. lactawanna Westarn haIlroad
Directors declared quarterly dividend Of ~: Tho
Ch!cnao burlington Quincy 1latfoad earned for ths
month Feer,ary s9tsea ~ Increase oref febru-
Ary, 1885, Of 4lBl AVS Tho net earnings fer January
snd February 1870 wero {sp3 1877 willis those for tho
corresponding months Of 1875 were $1i2. 4os. Tho
Exprts4 SAYS thAt tho drocr-Tnrncr Sngar Refining
Company In King strrtt havs discharged their work
men and Will probably 90 Into l!q,,i.aston. 1hsir
stosk E1ehanes sggssstsd iie ooo sh.1s., Of Thten
st. pAu!s, knd - 600 IAke Hhort.
Money loaned at :; closed 1t .. Prime rne1oanale
paper. 6@6o.
Custom receipts, &417, CO.,.
Tho Assistant Treasurer dlsbuT1sd $e0,QQc,
Dry goods imports, 81, 100 .0O0.
CfeattHRa, SAT ,0do, ,0tO.
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