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NOT A SOUL LOST.


The surzs fxsaase 70 ais hravery sid hu,
szsse5sE gas ca txeeszEzt specimen Of the
az Of ser3t fsaszn. and Wa AHA s.N5 ~
ererybezsy whc waE 50 fortunate a. "a
fs.ea q glimpse OF II
To-aigEss sf II u cock . special train on
she Pennsyfganfs railroad took zesvlt 20
Of sEe Fsssenrers s8w-rtsx their &sstsna
rasfnsux thirty ase CT sherezhe1ts who
we're destined for Esssfrfs IN ths Esxf-s5lso left
70 nfgff ossr o<heF EEeA O. be nas5oxfty os
these t.o1Hd vest are going 10 NGnnesssin,
BAkofa eEtf Other resins- sn that xeetion,
wkfir few 70 rs fAv IS WASHINGTON 4 hey
viii he aes.fp panied b. agents OF the
r sngxalss asle. szra sill b. &c provistouss,
81 Ekscsz0-
TAe fnes leave taking between Can't.
Musrfil and the passengers OF the Dan
mark wax Affecting for all ef those whx
s 80 shs hsns III me nssser rive /
smile ard kind word Of well wishing.
Captain Huyri8 could nos stese the value
a the cargo which bad been threwn over
h<zrsi- The entire cargo Was s4lrsed al
SIZE. eco. but only Q portion OF Il vEs
rhruxn overheard, although sail the
captain. -had il been necessary I tsoalsl
have throwu every reund OF our cargo
overheard That which was ;rttissoBed
consisted principally Of bales OF rxg. waste
and other iight. but bulky, stDT stored be
meath decks"
GosKEsagST AID.
wAsHfs6yex, April Za-secrefayy Win.
Gas1 tp-ses authorized the Commissioners
of ernigrafion At Philadelphia 10 use the
.semfgraut fHaG" IN meeting all proper ex-
penses in giving relief 10 destitute emf
grant passengers OF the wrecked ssssaEne,
DanmaFk brought 10 Philadelphia on the
steamer Missouri
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psAte CT Oliver >a1sa-p.~nar,n~
Tar the Fsarsh,

o,tasss. April News has ...,.h.s,
this eiis Of tbs asasa II Oliver ssesa ~
died While On his Nny fFosa Afk.n.a. =,
Us hesae At sestse. 81 tAis seaatx n,
shesS has keen = resident ef shss s,sss,,
fsr many years. hsssnx seFyei snsax sts.,..
~ member cf tAe Legislature. savs-tn,,.s,.s
sht OF the territorial seEsessss3sx 49,,
hEssn4 heii Ensay sslaeE haassstse 49,
bona TIC naesal takes place ia n i -,
"Wednesday next
IN vtvw II tss sses slsf the gUay1A "a,
ynsy VII as8ag hasaSr4zss ~ eHs - s-xsnss
~ snss cstS. IRE pesspss hvFp kase .}rsss.t H.
ssEea - Ne>tsr themselves "a nsaka -.
tstxenss MS "a h~ss ~ ~ gssx fsa s,sssss -.
assra - hresssstsE stkanee. she s~w
Hssei = helnx rssssss - s&astfs As FS>s.5,
eaS sSsa SIS D. sssyssasssssaal Is Iais "a Il
sssa shiaS & fsAssiszS. SssEs&5 rss
itsaKFss htasss hssa Asassss rszSp1sx &sgs~f
Az asa ft%ge = tsSs ~ n II asslss4 a., -
- NsrSlse structure kaAwss as tssss Ezzasakss,
Nsil1afss. sssf a asstxses b &ssH. : ssrs. 4sags.
Mssasa sssstsssass@t@se assssss ~ II f4.ss, -
4e people hsEs desire Il o. - i sssse.sssss,.s
sast Ass expect a. Ezrsf.azsx s4re
teF ssss<y strange wAs st.z -
cas- ga TIE ugeatax car a. 10
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SPOKANE NEWS.
Decorations for the q. A. Il. Meeting
Prize Fight rastp.oe.i

sreKsss FAILS. April - The Il. A. e.
eaesmpment opeas here Wednesday. and
extensive preparations are being made for
n raid celebration Merchants arc decor
ating ihssf y aces of hassncKs, sud the city
pss - nts a gaia appearance
TIE tlgat hctweea fuusseF and Ssockfcy Is
OF. TIE mayer aud chief 81 paItsc ex.
pressed = Willingness FOR them - tleht hat
the district attorney and sheriff forbid IL
TIE parties are ss gotta sng "a have II take
plefe AZ t0lg 4 Aieag CITY aeSt 81 day
tste fei-i Rins 81 sister { asSltY. wha died
FrtasY. Nvfv shinfetl - 0rssena this even.
fHw flse ffskrlaf
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NEWS OF THE EAST,
Massachusetts Votes Against
Prohibition.


nosrox. Apess z The electors 81 hassz'
..,,sse1fs iostsy voted On . proposed amend
s.~s,f 4, the state constitutions prosssoifin 4
- ueusfscfufe OF sale 81 srfoxisanDa
1890. The day vas fright aud ceoi. y
- & texxl hesicay, ssd exchanges ard
-taassa:e business bosses were esosse-
- 80 pssgn had h<ea thorough CO both
ddea. -
One hundred and fftYeighf cites sns
6owns outside ~ Boston sIses t,fss yose
- fss constitutional sBtnSinfAs. e,
~ 1ss'' ~ a5xu. Tie amendment ts De
<sefeX ~ from 81 go 20 - 10 majority.
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nrs orrum SEIZURE.


tt-tR NBS0tNt ~ &1t80s
SAX FsAsciseo. April 22.-surveyor
Fogsrty to-day s@izeti large quantity Of
opium on the steamer Oceanic. from
China. The surveyor, when ne overhanled
the last let Of eonsrahsnd opium a; Ahlf's
tanuery. In BateheFfowr. n few weeks ago.
had reason % believe. from information
obtained, that that lot was but portion of
q large quanties In China which the snug
glers proposed 90 smuggle into this port
Incoming steamers since the Arabic ar.
rived have therefore been carefully
watched. This morning fegaFfy quietly
boarded the 0eeadic aud commenced dill
igent search for opium. Several hours
we're consumed without any OF the drug
being found. bat hss efforts were finally re-.
wardsd by the finding 81 g. SIC worth OF
she drug In searching that part OF the
fsreessfla assigned 10 Chinese steefage
passengers his sasplcions were aroused
The deputy Was soor al work with a gimlet
upon the boards Of a partition Ia the fore
castle, and az the giniet passed through
the wood II encountered something which
resisted its further course.
Carpenters were AZ once put 10 work tear.
Tug down the wall, which revealed thirty.
two packages, containing twenty four tins
OF the best opium Zach package was
carefully done o. ia oil skin and tied with
rope, apparently for the purpose OF letting
them down from the side Of the shin fnfo
the water. waers they would be left con-
eealed anti the arrival OF the smugglefs'
fstafz
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DIR. SPIuuB ~

a. A<<<- -
SEATTLE DISPENsAnX
Squire nlock, CORNER Msin -
ALI chronic Diseases of MEN and wunxS
successfully treated
LOST MANHOOD, Nervous and Phy4ce
debility, Exhausted Vitality, ee1alne
eonorrhosa, Glset' syphiiis. brsmssuis 81
cline, Weakness In Women. and al leorts &
t0nal De-angementst that result from yy1N
fal foliies or excess In after years
NRfNlRY Kidney, and Bladder tr0s!este
Weak Back, 6onorrafDas tie -
Crystttis, var.cocele. strictare. est.s pfs1gx
given, nor strong Injections ased, shsfF
caRse structure. Charges reaso;iAbse-
EERV0IS Debility. Loss OF vigos, 5esssEs
Losses, Night Emissions, bse
sl,ordeney, etc. etc. cured
YOUNG nEk sas,sns i ,,,,s. ss :, 1870 ,;,,;a.,.
lions. should avail themselves OF our isees-
nient, the greatest boon ever laid At tfse ~
ter OF suffering humanity. wa gu&nzttcs
. positive cure In every case 49,.
nIadls-ased Men There are ,ssny ss. ..ss,.
Nations OF the blaiides. accom- panied ~
unarting Or bsruing sensasaan; on sz4mas.
alton the arine deposits a sediment ass
a,fnstimes alDHfnen IL presefst. The Assf
ssrits from . bright or rcsidish 90 ese1
milky hHe. she psfieut experiences sssx
ss3ing OF the system Ia manner be eAunos
ascoan, for. This e tue second sszss g
auninal wenkuess. Many die OF this fsiEss
aazlty ignorant OF la caase A perfec< ea~
sad healthy restoration xnsrxrfssess-
Once hours. 2 q %. 10 80. M 10 > p
IT.; sundays . 20 ; p n.
~ B.-PrrSens unable 10 Whit ~ reAy -
vnased 1t their homes 5T corresponding
Nedfcfn<e and instructions se1t by neAt ~
ssFrrs>M CONSERVATION trer nkT
80 e ssaEl e % 4ssHF 49,
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MEMPHIS. April 21.--To-eay ives the open
ing day Of the annual spring meeting o
The Memphis Jockey Club. Tbs wesshe
vas pleasant, the attendance 2,D6a Th'
track was In splendid condition. but ,
little dusty.
For All ages. a rnfIa-strideauay won
Cnite second, ArIsti third. time. lid.
Fer four. year-eld files. - miie--Man
doiin won, Angelus second, May w. third
time, iss2
For two year-Dli flies, X mile Fair
Queen won. Miss Belle second Lille
Williams third; tine. 500.
For three-yesfoid and upwards = mile
FiIbert won, Mute secand, Clara Moore
third: time, 0s.
AL ages, m ile-veena svon. Ben Harrison
second. Duchess Nav third. time, I-45.
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eITY or MEXICO. fvia Galveston. lApril Y
Tho municipal government of this cit,
proposes to remove from the streets tale
graph. telephone and electric light poles.
York yesterday OF 5esastiaa Lerdo of this
repablie caused general mourning.
A report is IN eireu alton regarding al
clustering scheme acs5nst Lower Caiifor
mia that in on foot. II Is 10; BELIEVED.
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g14sSssgsS, Apsii - The transports.
tsan ueEan&uy rHnssne 80 the taacannily
safnes aFsses Csps HasrhsS nssnaxe - eat.
- attracting q iaFgs Aleosat az travel oss
seeanNt of the s2ss fsr & ws3s. sut the
regularity ~ fFsnN. The ssaxeS leaving
herr shtz uscTutee were heavily tOsdsss
fnesc vas saEa iaTgo sraoaSt as frsfxhs
gazing az shis tssp
NoE Aaore paxsc< thSvngh here on YES.
se7saRs = train en- Fssss ss Malta Nalla a -
The sheriff - Pieree goantY 90 sAc same
train. sitA sh'gteea prisoners So xrs<l A.
ess fer Nslis NsiAA remit gtsry.
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MALTA waLLA NEWS.
Death or pieneer--CanditIate for
the Convention.

NAIs-A wAiI.k. April "a. II. Rey.
nolds. one of the firSt ttiers of the wailA
waIla valley, who started the girSs NTH and
the first bank, ana has ever beea an &C.
tive, honest, eniarpFising citizen, died at
II % sunday morning. His dtAth is
greatly regretted The funeral will tax q
place Tuesday at 10 q IA. Both banks will
Close Tuesday out 81 respect To his mem
cry.
County surveyor is0che has finished io-
eating the big ditch 81 wallula. IL is ia be
four and enc half miles long. aud vii.
give perpendicular fsil Of nineteen feet.
U Is ltss'asrd GA the soath aide Of the wslia
waila river.
The action eg the central committees in
calling conventions for the nomination of
candidates Tor the constitutional souyen.
ton Is stirring things NJ politically. ca
the Republican side. u. J. Crowley. |. J.
AadcFs, William Upton and sergeant J c.
smith, an old pioneer farmer. are men
tened. The Democrats will probably
nominate Hoa. Is. l.. Sharpssvia for one.
Both parties viii nominate their hast men
The stafysaaaa tas 40 man Duss be nomi-
mated hat who viii pledge himself "a sots.
Zoe the school and tide lands being oxnesi
by the state in gseTpesui;y, Tor educational
and state purpaseS
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Esosv TesSsxSn. April =. TA,, .srasass
EvaaxNt. Ia ssasn ss&ai IS esspszsn Marx4n,
ran sasa ssas est a. suaseaxss aSsG Sss
s9sNs, &na a. So 4cessGaax &&x srssi ssey,s
FssssS skss
- steamer >es 8sasA + snssarxasns sen.
sFss ss1@Srs sfs EsftNg sE rs = ssssas~ . -
3. . NaE.ef Ask EMfn.d fENsa 9assasaa
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ruE RAY crrrss.

ttd@rFtat jumpers Fired Epn0 -
t'ehise buildings Opened
MaATcas. ApgIl f.-eFsnk Msnaas.
With fiIas. Ssns@l oa a gAne 81 fs,ie- aai
jumpers las, might They tFlea sa iske rs
elsina au tae asss. lie Cred oaee and
they fesFeafess
ssexcn pileaFiyers sFe 81 wofk on gas
wAker fraHt
fhs Nhsteesa eaeFa house is BOW open
~ chr pahlse
TAe i&rgs Tehonae Aescl Is Ran oacn.
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DR.. w. NORTON DAVE

Formerly OF New York city, bat mtse ~.
Gently of Los Angeles. Cal whe; ~
opened a branch office al OIL Frors Err
Seattle, which Is under the persoaaI III
vision Of the doctor himself
CATARRH Ii regarded BY mauy q go
in the head. and the patient Is sarpfis = ri
Its persistency, as he Is scarcely frce IL
one cold before another one Is contra ~
There Is at times difficulty ul nrel6 Mr.
throa h the nostrils, aud AZ ofaeu i ~
fuse How of coloraus or yellowish1 g.
mucous that sometimes has = bad odog. III
the disease progresses the discharsto II
drop or be drawn back into the throok =
dry crusts may fern, which are expo}I5z
with difficulty. and in still ether caf&o ~
mucous seems TO be formed In the Sk1oc
and expelled with slight hack. The ~
fiammaffon often passes from the thH611
into the eustaehian tubes, which lid -
the middle ears. q ringing, roaring, h1x1fl1
or whistling sound Is experienced. Au4 z
time the hearing becomes very much -
paired or entirely lost Later on me opQo
lite becomes affected, slight cough ~
In. and the patient begins 20 lose duih:
This is the time that consumption u oh1uf
to begin its deadly work. AID the IT,
when, Ii the afflicted one would realise ~
danger. he could be cured: bat the potion<
Is always hopeful. and thinks & tu14 Il
slight cold which viii soon pase aW1Y. ~
allows the disease 10 take It's co1f19s NM
now more rapid progress. This J ~
fatal error which has peopled our c9meo9
ries with copsumptive forms. as III ktn6o
Of cAtarrh, IL neglected. will s0onor a.
later end In consumption.
From very extensive experience ia ~
treatment Of this disease. Ind that Il ~
patient viii do his part. every eaDe can ~
cured Ii the disease has not extended ~
far as to seriously involve the luugs, and
even then medical Inhalation, properly
administered, In connection with csSnsd-
sutional remedies. viii contract and heal
cavities after every other means has failed
The doctor has over six hundred testt,
moniai on fle OF persons living on this
coast whom he has cured OF this diseaso
alone.
CONSULTATION FREE.
A friendly talk viii coat yoH nothing.
and remember the doctor win not under
take your ease unless certain thai he can
effect a cure.
H. No case will be undertaken where
IL Is not possible 10 make At least one per
sonai examination.
Office hours: 10 a. m. TO 3 p. m. and %
Up. III.
w. Norton Davis. n. D.,
81 Front Street seattle. ". 7.
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TpIEpn. April 21-The Eiads says that
". n. Burt Of Saginaw. president OF the
Michigan Salt Association, win sail
"Wednesday for Europe with slo.opo. 900 10
perfect the salt trust understood that
ho attempt will be made Ia raise the price
OF Alt BY limiting the output. each district
selling Only within It's Own territory. Hail
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The New Sioux CommissIon.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-The president
has appointed as acommission 10 negotiate
with the Sioux Indians OF Dakota: Hon
Vim. Warner, of Kansas City, and Hon
Chas. Foste-, OF Ohio.
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cISassAn, April 22.--cineinnati 10.
Kansas City !.
BALTIMORE. April 22.-Baltimore 6,
Bro0klyns
LOUISVILLE, April 22--Louisville G. st.
Louis i3,
PHILApELrnA. Asrii 2a--Athletics Is.
Columbus 6
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.u..,t e,.rs.x~xsras-as az srx.f1er. tt@ Erss
=. = i - -. $3.50 -rsste~ f-ssrs
e alss - =
Portland - aofxs EsEa@- : p pflss sss1si =
snkgcwH, b2E lie. BEna ksssdsag TARA -
asking IL 70 ger saxan. TIE aF0iler s<asgn
/ {. s,f.-ss sr.sss ss.,s ara free yere4rts xnzy
:. s..,s.--s a. .z.~.,,
y sest<11 - .~<
local s1Gs<r aeafeE s11Fp10 isDsss
shingles 20 parties 80 Chicago On to-Esgns4
freight.
tgwsxsn<ls veeef,,fs ,.sr,tfsss.s. a~sfta large
So. = - ~. - -. -,
tetsssAs VI 49, sHs
feature EoTf9y OF speelaf mention
All grades Of Esh were scarce to-day.
which was shipping day with several Local
anmaeru f-ess.ssnr.er,t1v snase al es~eYstv y A.
-. -. a., $500 =. All
"a ANs1sss1s-. 80 ..s-- :. -
oftsers-
No movement In hops has occurred n
several DAYS
-
MrpruA@uf@z AND PRODUCE ne
f.FrTyTs I1sarfrw ais lxss "a hours the
sss-efs sr,.1IsF All. s,rrssuee Receipts as this
sssrs zrssgs, a. foIIoss, Puxef rossnd shore
ss,ad. sss tons. cosIsusaa 4 Puget sound
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smrrrrsa SorEs.

TIE Gcssaanta Is stiil ~ the aankets
4 SGhln is Ia be hnI8 on the san Juan.
wask on the sArsh y. Rentaa is being
pushed Ia tsntsh
nudious ws.s lsuncA a. ues hea, THIS
week instead os aext
ire Saplee huashea taklag TO sans al
Newcastle cSai last nigAt and lefs fsss Ssa
Francisco
TIE Mexico finished taking co tons 81
esasl last eSeaing, sid viii sesve foT san
Fssnsssvo - assht-
Tac Eii1s Aadeyson Is ~ the Oregon I'm.
pfsaYeFssaf teH1p&uys v hAFf where 3 new
peri . heel hassss Is essins par ou hss,
fsle eArk Oak aud sailed from SAN Fran.
cisco SATURDAY. isSt wits sSze tons Of Eea era
merchandise f.ss usslsngsaA 4 SAITH
II has heea 70 srte1 Tor several Aavs
pas that Nsrtsiu sslsinoSe has Sasa the Il
1 Masitcs. Sut a. yea tse Eamat LACKS co.'s.
nsnAtion.
The Cascade viii resaue - skeses
river Fsia ss1aoTrpw ntsaE she has esuu
issas IA The ixs5a fur some sisae psst Ne'
cassnss wSre tired yesterday.
rekg TowSs9Sn. April s,-Arrtvees-s
4 r. fnasnsx
Roar Maps>eS. April si,-sAilsss- Ba
+ NtAeEta.
NxaM Ray. Aprii ~ Tags GoissA and
+ aseal IA r~ast. e5oass hxss east wtad
ssN FssStfsse. April q ~-s&iisss ~ -
ir&sssee, sxAsstei hs Oakland, lss-s Town
semsi
SAS YRASaSSe. A,s<si @s.-SsssFsss-.stl
Wilmington. sssrt Townsend % 1eum o
stuse Nsass~o
rrjsss-ssip Gisry- Of sAe seas, Seattle
80 MilaAzsestsA sS&si1s; ssx aalaa wsmA
AsesssssA. s&ts%ss~Ss' si5Eatagten, Po-'
r.sNg~s~ As.yss a -ssa.Y~As c.,.-. s.,.r,
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A French Tribute to Boulanger.

PARIS, April - lin the municipal cleo
ton in charenton to-day, Eherlin, Repuh-
llcan, received 500 votes and General
Rouianger 9 sq3
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Leaves Seattle for xhateorn and all wsy
landings Mondays, Wednesdays aud FRI
days at II .. N. Arrives AZ Wnatcom Tues
days. thursdays and Saturdays AZ =. u
Returning, leaves whatcafa sun LAYS.
Tuesdays snd Thursdays SIS, y. m Ar
rives AT seattle Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at ? p. m.
4 r. HARDING. Agent.
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ssH KsASegssa. Aezs @2--3uaa Harrsnx.
ssa - $3.50 ~sss ssss4rs5s Aszltss Il ia
'Ass asssFuessn - . s4laaa 60 AewaFsi
ssse3ss ~ x3xsa T ksssS. a sxsS ~ w.sAas
4@xeF. Tbs 9ssa2gef - a. gxss sfgksszk, aszss
Asr s@xfssss e&ssss sAss - ozsse seEsss -
sezf sksfess@e.
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Pacific Coast Steamship C

Dsspstrh steamers from seattle rs fol.
Townxenf and Victoria. ~ go p N
gp3ssenge-s reserved On board 81 $50 p "a
o. April s. iS. IS. -. - ard every nxs
Gays thereafter. FOR alaska. Al q -
April -, "a. May Is, - June =. u, 2. slif
2. L. II. n. AuxHEr 1, II, u. - sepssuz PEI
vsefsrsx asG Puses Sunnsi Porss: Al :
. ~ April ), IL. Il. "a. . -. and every fFs
days thereafter lszkef eFles seattle
CozEmti4 a PGgef SQUAD rAissoa1 et-iee
6Es0DALE~ pERKINS q Co. GSn. Akss
Nc. 10 Mayxex -, san Francisco. Cal
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TELsoEArHrc MARKETS,
sxw Yonx STOCK Review.

NEw YORK STOCK REVIEW.
NEW YaRE, April ;s2.-Tbe stock market
To-Day xss Gull but generally nrm aid
~ Il hishes that. saturday, Clos ng
prices ia ali but few shares wee IN
favorable. The sEst,sJnent Of the Gnisn
Pacific of lis business for the past year
caused Il drip OF over 4 per cent. The
market opened ilss1S,I higher than sasHr-
day. eiosIug, aud Subsequent movements
were very irregular. The close was quiet
and fairly steady. Important changes
wefe losses 81 .. la short Line. and rs in
Union Pacific.
Governments s;rong: bat duh.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
Sgw fuRK. April 22.--Money on call,
easy at &1s. Prime mercantile paper.
as;. Sterling exchange, dull aud steady: 80
day bills. si.ssss@: demand. Sf.ssas.
BONDS.
Is tfegistercd), l2a1ls AS, coupons ios
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Essence Of Itf9
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~ Is specific for nervous and ph1p@
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fody. This infailihle remedy has 80
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tlty sic. In pin or liquid form. seal AZ
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fDlul& Autt fsso~s DtHI $40
FL cristo, si.70; Could & Curry, s2a0
Hale Il NorcroA, si.13; Homestake, $3.50
Horn silver, 81 10: Iron silver, s. 30. Mono
ST. IS; Mutual, 81. Is: 0phir. s.. u: Plymonth
ti0no: -ayage. $3.50: Standard, 81: saili
van, Si.s0: Union Consolidated. $3.50: Vel
low Jacket, $40
SAN rRAScisco REVIEW.
sAS FRANCISCO. April ~ Wheat Mar
ket very tame; small inquiry; weaker
range of quotations, 81 s2lstdl3s4.
barley Unchanged; duh and slow: No
feed, 6Tisc.
oats-fsusIness limited: prices easy
choice feed, 81 9tai-e6; No. /, 81. lower
grades. 9otss9Se.
Hops--t nalteFed.
Potatoes Old stock cleaning vp and bet
Der prices prevail: Peerless, Se940c; Bur
banks, sl.l0ai23; Garnet Chile, 6Gg75ei
/ Early Rose. Stst55c.
Butter steady, fancy. ise; good to
choice. isSalse.
Eggs-D Demand light: easier tendency:
California ranch, iSel2e; store lots. lad
i5e.
No charters reported.
NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
NEw YoRg. April ..--Hops-Steady and
quiet
Coffee Options opened quiet. unchanged
20 points up. closing steady, iosi3 points
up, sales, - 90 bags April. sl6 6S,(nl6 20;
May, sic StsLis.S1; su8e. xle SstIlSs 20,
Jay. sia.saal5 Spot Rie quiet anu steady
fair eargues. lssae.
sugar Raw. stronger aud I'm better de
maud. fair refining, hssc: centrifugal
o. test. TIE. sales, a.l.oua pounds English
islands, n test. 6,.e; 2Sa bags centrifugal
9S test, ? 7-i6c, refined, strong and In fair
deiaaud.
Coppvr-~Nominal lake. April, SIS 60
Lead Easier; sifssas site. $36sh
Iin-puil sad trlEie firmer; straits
So 70
RAT silver. 81 C.
northumberland weak ~ Ssc and
closed STEADY AZ - Sc. Total sales At bosh
exchanges we're s.4is 100 aafrcis,
CHICAGO FR0nucg MARKET.
CHICAGO. April 22.--wheat closed armer
cash, stssc: May, SIZE: July, - 5-ise.
Corn~->;eadY, cash, a. &; May, S4s=c
oa,s--sseady; cash, 2s.o. May. IS e
I July. -.
+ Barley Nothing doing.
pork--Steasiy. May. sii.sAs8ii75; July
siis2i 9etltso
Lart-Sseady, May, t6S7is.
CHlS AGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
+ CHICAGO. April se-~tsaftle-- Receipts
ses2. strong aud higher; siecfs. sS5ssst4 IS
h4sveS - sesat 80, shooters and fev<iess
s. sssfG st; rrSas steers. S. assssa a5.
& Hess HseeipsS lSgko slow. and sssEia'
& soMsrs mixesi, 81 gHk4SSs heavy, 81 ssSxg
4 81 light. 81 50&A
sheep Receipts. s.asa; STEADY; natives
s. %s&a.ss; western. cora fed. 50 SGssA -
lambs, stssas8 20