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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-23

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e1pahy dacifnes, bat cniy for smaE frsesioea
0ovsfnDensB oeeodr. Petroleum. oponod weak
= G3t Closed steady - 81
ne 1sa 90 kxpvss 0yx shs personal ses3-
ings OF NJ 0uaA ars eoup acszins the saAt1 ct
Tie Pacific Nall he northern Pscise = anx-
te0 = compete with the Canadian Pncs6c in
tee Japan and Chfna trade. By secusing fseinc
Aau terminus e TacnnA Gould Is onsy 100 will
Ing 70 make Tacoma the only terminus while
Huntfrgton's insefess In the Central Paeihc viii
NOS permit him - take sae other line entirely
awey hon san Francisco. 6ouid's object ID -
IKE away The business from the Union Pacafc.
and sne northern Pacific 10 ready % guarantee
the steamship company s7soeo . month II 1:
va make 1aeona it, tssninsA Nothing 10 SET
tied yet
The Censseseial A1reysssey on he cane sub
teef ssys: The buying oz Eosshern Practise
stock today Was done By strong parties- The
point On which the sso<k waa huiled vas the
Erofered contract with the Pacific Mail for the
Tacoma srminu~ The story in TIE street. was
thss the northern Pacific authorities have of
fofed 10 guarantee the Pacific NAL Company
Baaoe per month in consideration OF the
change The sum named IL b gher than viii be
seriously considered. A guarantee OF Q smaller
sum wfil- however. undoubtedly be offered. 10
gssses with terminal facilities for the vesselA
II may be stated on excellent authority that
Wizard and Huntingdon are mrch nearer To-
gether Ia interest In tie matter than has bees
supp sed II Hunt ngson wishdraws his opFo-
s!tion. the csai may b. made
TIE noxEr MARKET
NEW YoRK. April 22.-Money on call easy
agf; prime mercantile paper. q: Sterling T.
change, auSes stesiy; to-day bills. Ass.. &c
msnd, - sd.
Bar siiyes-osssc
eoSne.
e. q a tresisseyed3 La u 8 Gss coupons 1875
u = - coupons. ~ Pacific g.. ..........ll6
Us y zstregis;ered Ii031.
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SKw Yokk sFocx nxy IA

Nav Yosx. April - -ssoSss Asss active aEd
~..ka, t.stay Tho feature was the large trad
,,s .ns vide nsetgsssuss in SUGAR rsaaeFtss a
s.,a,snue.i lts remarkable riss dartax The fore
,,ca. today. being she seath successive dsy sro1
vstrh i, moved aewsrd saA tAs sxssas Of the
lr,eraxerAens las rrxs he'd asszs 10 yer cent.
A rs.cssoa cane lA,s ia tes aay. essax sasfp sns
saa,s@n. ana she teeitne from tis hs<hsst rosa,
uss -. while after afsAy u s1ssiy eissea ca1y
a. ace better thar TIC toses: aglfs- The Fuss-
Nj e,x.sea dal- TIE 1aal eeSnSea were pg.G.
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ko g. TERMINAL Oh INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
u the line - take to al points East snd
ooatn. It's the DINING CAR ROUTE IL
runs through vesubuled Trains every
DAY in the year TO
81. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
mo charge OF eap
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpassed. pm.
man Drawing Room sleepers Of
latest equipment
-TOURISr SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and In which
accommodations are both FREE and fufnished
ior holders OF hrst or second-class tickets. aud
xLEeAHr DAN coAcHEa
aoording direct and uninterrupted service.
tn advance through any agent of the road
THROUGH TICKKTS
To and nom eli points In America England
and Europe can b purchased At any ticket
Leave seattle q SOS q No. daily; arrive Il
Minneapolis or 81 Psui ct $40 p. m.
PACIFIC DIvIsroN.-Arrive u Seattle as q m,
o sa,9ssn , .sa and south n; s
coma express: 9 IS IN. Portland and South
Leave seattle 5:t6 = m. through train for
las asss ana south; 1850 Z m, Tao ma express;
m, Portland and south.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. els
rant day coaches, finest palace dining cars be-
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Fsll information concerning rates. time of
trains loutes and other details ssrnished on
4 B. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass. ACT.
4 CHiLBERd. city Ticket Agent, 7is Second
seattle Depot foot Of Third street
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~ iollowing are the prices paid BY dealers
1,saaa lots delivered st the wharf. or the Job
rs Ases quoted by wholesale dealers.
s,ss-fer n, ehoses. uetise. interior. ssiic.
~. h-t!oesangl California. trssh rel, 10
K F4f IN, Eastern creamery. solid. lsaessc per
s'''s'sahleFy picked roll lsslsc PER 10
-scs-sJobblngl Eastern. per dAs. lssi-c:
~ ss.sh, pef dos. sc; otcgon ranch, Per dos.
.sh'crnis. 2ic PER dos
sA-k@ooelnsl Case. per u. a1l..c.
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CHICAGO uvx sroox xasKxr.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2-srrivea-str state
Of California, Portland; Str WallA walla, Vie
ts.ss; ship kufns Elwooc. Sanaimos hsrk zen
era FAsrcAild. Dspayted-su ColumbiA Port
lAad
The General Fzirehiia and Rafas E,woot.
ias, in from Britain Columbia with coai. viii
rx,arn Immediately for cshsr e&rgoss. also TIE
ssrs tesnie and MeniSerrs;. hosa Of which are
under charter 20 John Rosenseid's Sous
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TINE IARL,
QUICKEST TINE TO OLYMPIA
KANILCHIR AND GRAY's HARBoR.
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MULTNONAH,

Tine opposteion ooeo
Leaves Tacoma from the N. p wharf daily, ex.
cept Sunday. st q m. sharp. Returning,
leaves kamilchie 1915 p. m; Olympia, Up. m:
steamerS reaching Seattle ct p m. aud which
axs through boats for Whstcom and way pointA
Leaves Baker Bacon's dock, loot OF Unioa
street, seattle. for Tacoma, ct 3 p m. Sunday.
n. B.-This boat mast be taken from To
coma for Gray's Harboe couutry, being the
only THROUGH BOAT.
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sssaghterers' prices for whole earcsse~s Are
ne aast<si. toxe,her with prices after being
dressed
gEYr-ou foot, per n. sac: dressed. B.
NVTIoS-on foot. yer ~ ssSc, dressed
rnsttois loo
yEat,-smsll on toes PER n. 49,. dressed
iazlie.
HoSss-Fsi hoss On icoi. per - esstsss
dressed, Ice
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INVEST sHArTLE FERRY


DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle - follows:
For eau Francisco, via Port Townsend and
Victoria: At D. m. lpsssenrera receiyed on
BOARD ~ p m Arr I. 3, IL IL. u, IS and
every ave days thereafter.
FIR AisskA: Apr aud .s, o. n.
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
sound ports: Afs q m. Apr o, To- Is 20 q,
o. and every I've days thereafter
Tickets may be obtained as the once OF the
company at Ocean Dock Seattle.
0OOOAhL, PERKINS CO., San Francisco.
n. McLkLLAN Superintendent. Seattle.
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]. KEITH WILSON. Manager.

Branches. San Francisco. Cal. Portland. Or,
Tacoma, wash. Vic crsa, Vancouver, Ssw West
nsnsses. Saaas mo snd kanlocps. B. q.
@ neral banking business transacted. ioresx7
exchanges soaxhi snd SOLD. drafts and sese-
erKpsSe ssaasseTs soi1 on tie haas brAafsess
asso On Nsv ferk, chscagn Canada and Hcnx
Konx reyossss received subject - check Ia
fee6a paih en Ens dspaGlA
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Ksse r. srlnfsrss Al. in regard % Port
Tosnsssss &aa fars Angeles properly.
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nRYEN IAHE sHoRE

Lots rcw &c sale In Noo.s south Shore ara
NA,t ShoFv additions. Motor car BOZ running
sArssash property. ssreeSs aud soss cleared
Nv prtexa assy terms Sow really fog hcAa
bxla4ers A limited snmher q home sites 10 hss
sonst.d 60 tAoee whc ta:ie 81 once. See OF al
afxaw % No-es. Fossm :. hiasea esoca. Seattle
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BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.

syphilis. disease most dreadful in il results,
completely eradested.
Ulcers. Catarrh. etc. permanently cured
where others have failed.
Kidney, Urinary and Bladder complaints.
painful. dificult. too frequent burning or
bloody urine, high ooiored or with milky sedis
ment on standing, weak back. gonorrh9s. gleet.
cystitis,. promptly and safely cured. Charges
reasonable.
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frse recsnlsx caxsr car. rne tareuxh from
porslsa4 a. GAicaxo without change via tie
In sSsn Parsse. A. c. Nsrfln. csty tscke; scent
70 ssssena street.. ksstoa eso<k- u q. nrssgA
s<snt. Cay dock.
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Bankrupt Sale.

At store Of winsor a Co, LIZ Front street,
hsss taps closhinF. boots. shoes gen.s fur.
nishins goods. mnslins. oress soocs betfans.
ribbons, etc. The creditors must be psld Al
Once % bargains may b. expected. Also
lease and store fixtures for sale.
Nm. III. REEVE
Trustee for Creditors
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70 Young and Middle-Ased Men.

Nervous Debility. spermator.hoa. Seminal
Losses. Physical Decay. arising from indiscre-
ZION. producing siesp,e .sness. dependency.
discouraged. lack OF confidence. dali. unft Zoe
study or business. and nnds life q burden.
satisfy, permanently and speedily cured
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LASDINGs-Seattle. YesleY's wharf: Tacoma
n. 2. Z. r wharf; o ympiA Horrs wharf
Meals On b ard The only boat making round
trip on sundays Carries North western and
Wells -FarEo express and fast freishs
T. J. HATCH, Prestdeat
Olympia. March II. lss0
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CTEAMxR ANGELES
Leaves n. W. Baker q Co.'S wharf every Taeo
day Of 7:@ Il m for Port Townsend. seQu.m,
New DunSensss. Port Angeles, Crescent Bay.
Lyle River and Pysht, carrying freight and pas.
seneers. H. J. LIPsETT. Mansger.
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STEANBR KIRKLAND

SrEAAsH KIRKLAND
LKAvEs POWER HOUSE
For Juanita and way ports at - q n, i2:So
D. N and .. Et.
Leaves for Newcastle and wey ports at q
m and N.
III. LoUGHEAD. Manages.
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TAKE THE STEAMERS or THE
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
FOR
WHATcoM. ROCHE HARBoR AND sKAeIr
RIVER.
Bee Local Time Cards.
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RALE WAn

RlIVWAY2
TO 1A1 xEANcBco
And Al nuan0 .
CALIFORNIA
Va - II shasea Rouna
m ooUTHE1N PACIFIC COMPANY,
he only roase
1HRoUGH CALIFORNIA
To al Points
EAST AND SOUTH
M scxuc nocfs or ras rAcIylc csAss
PULLMAN BUFFET sLKkPERS
rCILNAH fouRler SLEEPING CARS
Arnched % express sratns sAordine suporiaP
accommodations for second-claas pa1senSen
fof fases. tickets, sieepang-caR reservations.
etc. call upon Or address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM, District Passenger
-Assnt no South Tenth street, Tacoma. WASH
= r ROGERS Asst General Freight and Pas
eeu9ef Agent Portland Or.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-rHKo ONLY
rRANscoNTINENrAL LINE
Running solid trains ffou
PACIFIC 10 ATLANTIC COAST
COMMITTING OF
Palacs Sleeping and parlor cars,
s'"' ''' IuTurio.s dining e.ra
Comnodious colonist sleeping cars-ths latter
free.
THROUGH TICKETS
10 B. Pasl, Chicago Detroit, Toronto, Montreal.
Quebec Halifax, Sc John. New York.
Boston. Portland, and all
points In the United
etateo and Canada. can Be purchased &C len IatU
than via any other lima
Passenger booked - and from Ill 1lrepsaa
pointA
For rates. maps and Particular sall a. sraa.
a a. McCoRp.
No. Waahington ssrsst. Portland, On.
EW. McGINNIss seattle, Nash.
WI. CARSON, Tacoma. wash.
d. T. BROWN, Asst Gen. Freight and Paaeeo-
ger Agent. Vancouver. B. c.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co. postofnce.
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THE STEAMER

THE STEAMER
JOSEPHINE
Leaves the HATFIELD Coinan dock - O'Clock
Q H. Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS for
Kingston. Port Gamble, eeaoeck and Union
City," the head q navigaiIea On Hoods canal
Leaves Union Csty on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridsys At ole ock Q N. For freight or
JOHN ANDERSON. Nastsr
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WAsHINeIoN LOAN 4 TRUST COMPANY
THOMAS g. KRUTZ ......... .pr~s,dscs
HARRY KRuTz---SecretAry ana Trsssursr.
Authorized capital ..............-.,.....s san, ooo
RAID up Sauo0
Mortease loans on improved farms ana city
property. Lowest rates. No delay.
BRANCH OFFICE:
Room Kilsen block. Seattle. Wash George
Fowler. manager.
EASTERN OFFICES:
No. Is Wall street. New York; 5 Scans buildins,
WESTERN OFFICES:
Home once, waiia walia. wash; branch a.
aces. Cofax and seattle
DEXTER HORTON CO.. sASKERa-
INCORPORATED 1887.
orc
Vice Pre- sident.......-......-.A. A. DENNY.
Acting MAnager...e...N. II. LATiMER-
sight exchange and te.egrsphic transfers on
cisco. Portland and various pol nts
in Washing on. Oregon and
British Columbia
sieht bills of exchange on London available
Collections made at all points on favorable
terms.
nds. stocks and other valusbles received
a. .rustf .,H -. lxnv~
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TO The LADIES.

We give most carefai and considerate attain.
acn 70 diseases Of women and children. II you
sefer from any Obscure. dirtcat or lingering
disease. or IL the com mca routine doctors TAIL TO
cure ven, remember the celebrated specialists
eare yeu when others tail The specialists srs
kkilled IL evcrs departm ens OF medical aud sur
sieal experience. The professor has had years
OF experience In the hospitals OF Brooklyn and
New York. formerly special professor 10 wo-
mans Hospital Co leSe. New York. and Is one
OF the most successful and best known gyaeco-
logical specialists in this country
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GROCERIES.

~ excellent demand for groceries continues
0dthe market 10 In splendid condition gen.
ually Sugars arc still unsettled pending de-
80 In the legal fight in San Francisco The
n6ftet IL we'll stocked on al lines, there being
noeascities 10 speak Of. New cheese 10 arriv-
Il h fewer quantities. Teas, coffecs, hour,
H. ana canned aud cured meats. are the
me = reported last
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Lumber has undergone bat little change In
nepsst week. The demand Is . tribe better
IN iast reported and the tone Of the m arket
Improved. The mills are al running full
~ Ut stocks have increased but little In sise.
rnon en rough lumber are little hrmey, but
M advanced none. shingles and lafhs are
, pod supply at last quotations. The situa-
~ on logs has changed none since the last re-
Nv xas presented.
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NE ship Bluejacket. which arrived here to
~ nom San Francisco, brought large pump
- several hundred feet Of heavy pipe for the
1lafk Diamond mine.
Tho following vessels are In port either load
" coal or preparing 70 do 30: Banks Germania
80 Bohemian. and ships Bluejacket and l.
oAspp
lof the bark Bohemian. which began loading
= ns North Seattle bunkers today. . special
- main 10 10 Be run. She 10 to load 2o0O tons.
90 70 San Francisco. The Seattle Coal
~ non Company Is eharterIng . number Of
Aanng vessels IN San Francisco. and viii ship
eeasiderabls Gilman coal TO that port
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lelefl coal sales have fallen or considerably
6uing ths LIST week owing to the change in the
v>afAss. shipping to San Francisco continues
envs = the following table will show. During
- ~ seven days the following vessels flashed
~:
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Ounsses have advanced materially and pres
mspsices are firm with . strong upward ten.
lncy Riverside navels. now lob ~ NL75 per
~ Riverside seedlings 1t $3.50 per box, Los
lnoeles nsvels ct A.25 a N.sO per box, and Los
1peeles seedlings 81 Is per box. Oranges
uiih lemons and lines are the only fruits In
nnfket nOs The latter two are in fair supply
"a good demand. Oranges are In good sup
~ aad the demand for them In very good. The
oGlpok II for higher values.
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sanos the Las, - hours goods ami mefohan-
seN shipped from seattle 20 the surround
"ohty As follows; Northern Pacific rail-
W tons; Columbia and Puget sound rail
-. W tons Seattle. Lake shore a Eastern
10 tons by wster-Henry Bailey. %
safe Of Washington, . tons. Grace. :
-. Fleetwood. tens; Eltxa Anderson, s.
W. X, Nerwin. 5 tone Total shipments.
sArCRE or RECEIPTS
Gag drossed beef. cars hops, car ice, |
pAsoss. car hay. car horses. 3 cars gen
,Hefehandtse. car ssshes aud doors. cars
car glass car dressed beet. car nour.
Ia vi ear rctriseraiors. Il cars lumber. car
+, cars stove, car beer las hdls sheet iron.
s0 paper, 81 cases boots ana shccs
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- ana oats have changed but little during
- .Sk. Both are Arm at last quotations.
osmand continues very good. Values have
/. upward tendency hu, there Is little prospect
nrher advances Receipts have been light
sasa'ae TIE week but stocks are good sized. No
ns@ OF any kind are looked for very shortly.
ssas have changed little during the week.
saaxs 'anse the same aud the situation In the
MARKET is The same.
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ne market Is fairly well supplied with East
es1s and has been % ell week. The demand
sev sood Good Essterns bring i6sgi5e per
The market is also fairly well supplied
~ California and Oregon eggs. which job at
- rf don Fresh ranch eggs arc scarce, but
~" y little cali for them. We quote 80 per
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Goa. .rAinx with euAeh ATTACHED. have n
vsu.sf flsaaag the. uss CARY passenger
h n. xsA0ki> 1anAmA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-25
CHICAGO Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Ill, May PA good business
was transacted in wheat today. Opera
tors, soon after the opening became i'm
pressed with the idea that some one was
selling wheat very freely and loading up
the crowd, and this started a rather gen
eral desire TO realize. The selling was I'M
settled and opening sales for July were
from nc to &c under the closing yeSter-
dav. held steady for awhile and then de-
clined to a point &C below closing prices,
fluctuated some and closed about 1Szc
lower than yesterday. May closed about
PIC lower.
In corn there was continuation of the
weak feeling and still further decline
was recorded on all futures. The market
opened at about the closing yesterday and
under free offerings gradually sold off 4
cent. ruled steady and closed $SGj1 cent
lower than yesterday.
Oats were fairly active, but weaker and
lower.
There was very little doing in pork.
Opening sales were 15c advance but prices
reached ~ S10c, again l5G2Oc, and then
closed quiet.
Only moderate trade was transacted in
lard. within a steady feeling.
The short rib market attracted very little
attention. Prices exhibited very little
change.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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.,nh the Baby TO sIeen

matron- who has an average Of fifty
babies in her care every year, advises rub
hing as a means of qnie1ng a restless child
and getting a nervous oae 20 sleep. Her plan
Is 10 strip the morsei Of humanity, sponge it
Of with tepid soapy water, dry it thoroughly
with soft towel and. beginning at the little
PINK solss, rub it ali over. At first there
may be rebellion, but gradually it viii sub
side, the youngster viii begin TO purr and
goo" with enjoyment, and under the sooJh-
ing influence OK magnetism Il Will drop Of 70
sleep, rest well and wake up in The morning
refreshed and cheerful The value q this
operation can be varied BY rubbing the little
limbs and body up and down unal the Sesh
becomes warm and pink one the and the
next dag having the motion ro:aTy-thss X
take the delicate ankle IN onshand. wrsp
ping the fingers as closely about II as possible
and not hurt the child IN this way work up
and down rae leSs and arms Until the child
becomes quiet. Toe body nav be rubbed
OF stroked IN the sa-ne way. This massage
treatment Of the to1sils. threat and chest,
with the hand rnoisEened with canpko-ated
oil or vaseiins. vii ward % tie throat
trouble or relieve cold-New York World
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-25

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