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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

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un' nu ct S,udu,,l, and ,.Irauu san.
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VI nisy muftIng
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g l. lir,"k-, live stock agent. came ia
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Mite Jruu, Alexander, Nho hns
friends IA th,- city, h"S arrived from
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

Ihr NJ" directors II the Bland Tunnel
company nr IA the Cnchit, mining dis
r'r'' elected at recent meeting. are, W.
e. Hadl.y' " " strong, II. J. Patt.r.
H"n, NJ L. Cole, ; II Michel, ]. c, Holt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
YOUNG SPIRITS,

. vigorous body and
robust strength fol.
low good health.
But all fail when the
vital powers are
weakened. Nervous
debility and loss Of
manly power result
from bad habits, con.
tracted by the young
through ignorance
OF their ruinous con.
seque ccs. Low
spirits, melancholia.
impaired me moty,
mnrose of irritable
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Sax FRArcrsco. April 2.

SAN Francisco. April 2
Produce receipts--Flour. quarter sacks,
ss; Oregon. 3.07s; Washington, 2,376;
sAsat. centals 10, 1856, Oregon. {. 4:s: Wash.
|nnsals, Oregon. 3i5; Washington. z. los:
nrn, sacks. Less: beans, sacks, 4 i05; pota-
Ses, sacks. 2.22o; Oregon, 4. 20; onions,
acks. Is. Oregon. aSl
BREApsTuFFs AND GRAINS.
Eiour-~We quote Net cash prices
Nor family extras, $3.2Sea3.35 per barrel;
hakers extras, 81 l54a25; supertnc,
3 0M2G0
Wheat--In the sample market there il
no positive change. though a slightly
s,eadier feeling prevails, owing to the de-
Nse.opment OF little more strength in
speculative circles. Quotabie at 92jsa95c
Nper GENITAL for standard to choice shipping
grades. Higher PRICES are obtainabis for
parcels Of not less than 100 tons. which are
euiisble for call board purposes. milling
wheat - held at range OF Si4i.o5 per
0nial.
Barley--Price are stall moving upward,
here on account of dry weather than from
my increase In the demand. Speculation
becoming more general and sales on the
call board are OF larger proportions At ad-
vancing rates. December barley closed on
Saturday 8, a5s.c, but today this option
loached as high as 96Isc. May barley was
also tirmer, selling at s5isc this morning
- against s34.e. the closing quotation on
Saturday. Both options subsequently
Weakened 4 little from the above iigurss
We quote Feed. s2,ses s3i.c per Genital FOR
AR TO good quality and ~ per Genital
io' choice bright. brewing. 931a5c per
osnsal.
pais-The market IL trihe more prom
sing for the selling Interests. Reeeipts are
smaiier and trade shows signs Of picking
~ There has been slight reduction in
Socks during the past month. We quote as
iailoss: Milling. si3iio: surprise ,Si.i7ts
3D.; fancy feed, 81 IL u la good 10
snaies, 81 % s6s Ito: poor 10 fair suGsa5c:
h.scs, isec0ssi. 10: red. fi.0oSslio: gray.
1cSsl.oo PES GENITAL.
FINANCIAL.
praiss-On sight New York, per 500.
" premium.
As1a..
SILVER bars-Per ounce. si.s@6is.c.
Aeh'ean dollars-4sl stia'ac.
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SIw YORK MARX ETs.



NV foEE. Aprii 2--The market opened
TIE stock exchange with slightly
s'ay tone and prices were in the main =
aass'on lower than the closing figures of
1sa'dsy. The early dealings were weak
sohe aad the decline Was from !. 10 l
cent IL was not until 1850 O'clock
sas The downward movement ~ss checked
Sa pFaces took an upward turn. The
se 'iss responded bus fseoly 20 the
sae'ts 10 improve the tone Of trading,
NasAng merely fractional rally, but
Sns Of 'Ae speeialtiss moved up orissiy,
.~sa1Y National Starch nrsss preferred
per oeat sud Cordsge preferred S's.
ss9aNestegn preferred rose la. pa''nS
'"e Roar following l O'Clock rsaetaonary
s'eFemeut was in force. tn which she
s'ss NsFe oaiy slight and ex'ended 10
~V PORTION of the market. Some
We active stocks meanwhile mace
] 'aacss. including Colorado Coal ana
.ssa. PER oeut. cattle Feeding and us
sN'iss and Tennessee Coal aad Iron, per
.'A1 IL the early portion oil the AFTER
ss'a TIE specialties again became protas-
Asa' AID ads further advances, suass-
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Sxw Yokx. Apr. S-Tae Ersaiw9 Fssi's
London cable says There as pause IN
SPECULATIVE tTsGlnxs today. Americans
were lower. with proas snatching. The
best opinion stil prevails that the Amer
leans have goae far enough for the present
In arguments, which are the barometer OF
srscula,lvs markets Silver WAS strong.
Infis and Japan a0yiag. The failure In
the Land Securities had 20 ertscs en- re
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qusst'y rsacting eighty. has rssIyins
quickly. The active isss did not parfici-
PATE 10 the rise. bu. contsnusd heavy 20
shs Gloss. the entire market closing de-
pressed - compared With the aaai sales Of
Saturday. Ioday's closing prices we're
irregular, fully - many stocks BEING b.
low - above the line.
he bond market vas strong eli day.
covesnmsns eends. nrm; STATE bcnds. In
active.
fefroisum-strong: Psnnsylvanis on
saes. none: April option sAsss. none:
closed ess bid Lima oil sslss. nons.
FINANCIAL
Aonsy-on call. easy ss per osnt: iass
loan ] per cent Prime mercantile paper.
e33H Per cant Sterling exchange, dull,
witn sriuai business In bankers bills st
r1 for demand. and As10
sH* for sixty.dsy bills. Posted rases.
N.s'4AsS; commercial bills, a. s5fR4 s6k
oiivsr csrtsncatss. siz<c Did.
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DACIYIc NAvIoATIoN CoNPANY-
TIM TAnLE In effect April /, 1oeA

DACYYIc SALVATION CoNPANY-
/ TnH TAaLE In effect April /, 1884
sEATTLE-wHATCCM ROUTE
Daily Sunday excepted
ATIANER STATE OF WASHINGTON
~ Seattle 49, 4 90 a M Lv WhAtcom. .ltle -
Ar whateom. ;oo . III AT Seattle. SEQ m
stopping NJ Ficaigo. Aracortes ana KAirhavea.
And 81 Kvefett south hound; connecting ~ oooauo
with steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
sEATTLE-TAcoMA ROUTE
Daily texc~pi Saturday,.
STEAMER HENRY RAfLBY
Nv Tacoma. 900 . N Lv seattle. e,ee u
Connecting with Steamer State OF Washington
for FfdAIgo Anseortes Fairhaven and WhAtcom ia.
AMI with steamer tasrhavsn for Everett. Ia Con-
nsf and al " hidby Island pointa
la CONNER AND waIDsY IsLASD ROUTE
sTcYrISa EvERErr.
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
North b'nd-Except Sat Sou h b'd-Eycept sun.
Nv seattle. 90 IN Lv La Conner. $50 . N
Ar kvereit. =. Ii 80 y m Nv Everett. i 100 p n
AR La Conner. 500 . "a Ar Seattle. -, 80 m
Stopping ~ Edmonds Everett, Clinton, Browns
Point. Langley, ceupeviile. San dc FucA, Oak Har-
Dor and ttsaiady; connecting ~ seattle with
steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
whMvss-Pacino NAvigasion Co, Tseena; Pa
cinc NAVIGATION Co.. seattle formerly Esker's
dock. foot OF University street,: Merchants dock.
Everett
For full particulars rates. excursions. towage,
etc apply or address A. ]. MACLEOD. Agent,
keastle, telephone 64e: J. r HARMON, Freight
and Passenger Agent, Tacoma; telephone 81.
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TESTIMONIALS:

Read what your dentist has to
say about it:
We have carefully examined the
formula of LUBIN'S CARBo-
LIED TOOTH POWDER and find
that 1t contains nothing that can in
the slightest degree injure the teeth
or gum. Il has in its composition
sufficient antiseptic properties 10
sgeeten the breath and make the
gum healthful and firm. Its daily
use will help TO prevent the torma-
iian of tartar and the accumulation
OF parasiticai anlmalcale so inja-
rio1is to teeth and gum.
sW. r. GiDDiNG>. -, d. s.
GEO. W BRA6DoN. II. .. g.
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. d. ID. 8.
T. q. ALHiS. ID. ID. ;.
l.. VI. LEssEf, II. ID. 3.
Nv. DESPORTEs, ID. D. 8.
ALBERT J. FORREST.
c. Y. BROWN, ID. ID. s.
ESQ. r. MILLER.
Jos. MoupY.
We. s. CoYNE. l.. d. 8. and 81.
K. {. ID. ;.
q. q. GRIFFIN.
j. NJ. FOX.
]. W. PUTNAM.
j.. n. fRATHER
IUBIN's TOOTH POWDER
makes GOOD Teeth
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
meat ,,x
Contensnen. makes life worth
living.
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TCNpoy THE eric
d uevrn I've rsE sd trips 4asiy sxcep % >raday
TINE CAkp-lsavs seasszs so m and 2sSS
p N. daily except sunday. Leave E-erssS
lois = and 5:i5 q m. daily excsp. SUNDAY.
Toarec.ssss-A AZ seattle with steamer Flyer for
TaeomA A. Eysr~ts with steamer sikAse fer
H1ahomisk. LAnasaxs-focs & Madison street.
seattle: Aoe Hewitt avenue. Everett
FARE-seAsfls 20 Everett e1c: renfsd Ertp. ~ %
8 & SEFF. Managing Owner.
Iaecsfvs March Is 1894
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sHAREs SOLD.
The total sales OF stocks today aggregated
$4,000 shares. including; Atchison, L..
600: American Sugar. $500: Burlington
800: Colorado Fuel, $50: Chicago Gas,
q 100: Distiiiers and Cattle Feeders, $50:
General Electric, 5000; Missouri Pacific.
1900; Omaha. 5000; National Cordass.
700; Union Pacific. 800; Western Union,
$500.
Hops-Quiet.
Pig iron-Duli; American $l20i36n
Coppsr-Quist; lake. So SO.
Lssd-Essy; domestic, $3.50.
Tin-Firm: straits, &i3 10; plates. dull.
6psiter--steady: domestic. $50.
covTIE
Cofse-Steady; options opened dull De-
csmber unchanged. others 5 and 10 points
lower; ruled exceptionally inactive and
closed dull at 5 and 10 points decline. Re-
ceipts. S. 400 bags, including May At SIC. 10,
December. $500; January, $f4 20d IL 50.
SPOT eofes-Rio. steady; No. 7. l1ssc;
mild. quiet: Cordovs. lsi.Gi9isc. Sales,
800 packages Maracaibo. $50 packages Mex
lean. Warehouse deliveries Saturday.
$500 bags; New York stock today. Isl. is5
bags; United States stock, 20. ii3 bags
anoat for the United States, 2oi, 900 bags
totul Nsbioa0 tOS tuo ohttCu +ftSkcSB StVsVAr
bags. against 90. 965 bags last year.
Hamburg-Market steady; prices i To
xpig higher. Stock in Hamburg, IN. o0l
bags. including 5000 Brazilian. against
1000 last month, including 49, 900 Bra
gillian.
London--Market unchanged except for
September, which 10 81 higher. Cleared
from England for New. York, > $50 bags.
Havra --- Market steady. Sales. 1900
bags. Prices unchanged TO ~ higher. No
Brazil sdvices.
SUGAR
Sugar-Raw, dull and nominal; fair re-
fning, 2l,c; centrifugal, % test. aga
2 ib-isc; refined. steady and moderately
active,
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKEr.

PoKrfAsp, April 2.-Wheat-Siow and
|ssak; valley, Sc; Walis Walla, 75@76c
|ner Genital
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pACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CoMfANr-
Dispatch steamers from Seattle - follows:
For san Francisco via Port Townsend and VIC
iorts, at a. tpassengers received on beard o.
a. IN April 8, q, Is, ls IS and ~.
Fer Alaska, April Is and 81
From San Francisco for Victoria and PUGET
Sound ports at q m, April 8, TO- Is. 20. IS. 80.
Tickets may b obtained AZ the efbce Of the een-
pany, ~ Ocean dock. Seattle
ooODALL, PERKINS 4 Co.
General gents San Frame ocA
j. II. JOHNSON, T. :. SupL, seattle.
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BOSTON STOCK kxoHAN0E.
CHICAGO ETs.
Tsx BOARD or TRADE

Tax soAkp or TRADE
rpteAso. April -Whest-Averags
firm. with an interval of midday weakness
sandwichsd between later and early
strength, and closed &c higher. There was
more reliance plaaed III the reports Of crop
damage. which came in from all dree-
tions, If the states OF Missouri and Kan
sas do not get eoplous warm rains - the
mex, ten DAYS not much hope will be left,
renorts said, OF even halt a crop. Corn.
oats and provisions were weak. The
weakness in ali was oecasioned By too
liberal receipts
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat, ia cars; corn. ass cars: oats, &io
ears; hogs. $4,000 head.
No Board of Trade markets tomorrow /:
municipal holiday.
whsa,-cash, see5a'.c; May. CO.. 20
eosse.
osts--Cash. Sofs @3ie.
VISIBLE GRAIN STATEMENT.
Following IL 8 statement of the visible
grain supply at the close OF business sat
urday. as compared with the preceding
week;
Nhes s5,.aas9 en-. ~
sofE 4sae~%rsfS s~f|N~
oats $780,, -.,-.s.-. -t--..-...~* -s,}1rSS -.
pv. ....... &ts.sa - .0n
n.sl., .......... .--.-.. elE.at2 $500
1--WE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts. II ,0.o head. Market ac-
tive, prices eAsy. 6ut tElas lower than tue
extreme high prices of last week GA all
natives, Texans, steady.
Hogs Receipts. 43.01o head. Market ae-
tive al e. &c loNeF. average. iac; rough,
a 4 tsssx al M q
rrisas heavy and butchers weights
sss1vxAoA. . .ss at 81, 70 assorted light
81 4sssAcs's,
sheep sn4 lambs 49, Receipts. - 600 head.
MarAeI active. -se higher. Top sheep. sac
ass; iop LAMBS 81 -a,ssS 10
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DANK or BRITISH COLUMBIA

pANK or BRITISH COLUMBIA
DIP CArfTAL............... - go. o0e
kEsERSE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .373 600
Eeaa Uffce 81 l. aibArd street. London
Brancnss-- Portland. eaa Francisco. Ssss,is t.
coma, Victoria New WsssmissteR. Nanaimo
kaaiisops. Nelson. Vancouver, d. e.
A General Banking and Excaangs nusinsss
transacted Loans made Bs discounted Com
rent account subject 70 check in,sres, paid
tine depositA Il LEA BARSES AanAxsE
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EVERETT ROUTE
II STEAMER GREYHOUND.
Daily except sunday,
Commencing Monday, April 2, 1894.
Lvs Seattle. 80 . m Lvs Seattle. 2:A6 m
Lvs Everett .l0ii5 m Lvs Everett. 5:15 p m
u.s. Leaves Seattle ................l1. O0 m
""s"'' Leaves Everett. .,.....-...... 400 m
FARE-SISsIE TRIr, doe: ROUND TRIr, VI.
Connects with boats for Tacoma and snohomssh
Landing Coiman dock. foot Of Marion street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.,
CiArp Tsour. Prea y. W. 0oopauA. secy.
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The kogts-wessern limited issviag MinnsAp-
oils and o. Paul svsry day In the rear for CHI
eage carries the dasss railroad carr which the
vosid has ever SEEN They are respectively .
eufss, smoGiag and library eas. double state
room sleeping car, drawing car, . din
ing ear and . private compartment sleep
tng ear. IL took longer 70 desiga these cars
than 70 build them, % much attention was
given 70 the dstaila PintSch gas snd heated BY
steam. The wheels are thlrty-six incaes in
diameter and OF Krupp ssssl
Each e.. has the anri-ssisscopisg device and
every other feature deaf ned TO increase the
safety Of travel The steps. railings, guards.
etc. ere all Of solid eraas highly polished.
When yon travel b sure your tickets read via
the North Western. Bsrths IN the above cars as
the same rates Of IN ordinary sleeper Y. W.
Parker, Puget sound agent III Cherry street.
Seattle
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RADE AND SHIPPING.
einning Of the Month Makes
Business Lively.
rAyy STOCKS OF POTATOES.
= Mnrhss Wsak-BeHs Wssk bos Un-
sAsageA-0rsss Vegetables
Rlsntfful.

~ pBpAlrnRsr OF AsHrcrLYrnp,
NRATHER grREAT,
PoxTLAsD, Or. April 2. ie9<
nponst for Tuesday: Fair. warmer.
eLANbFokp. /. =. O.
sy e7ATEs nEraerMKsr or AssicrLyuRs
1RArEEE RUREAC--oAgLY BULLETIN.
sEGrTLK. wssn.. April z. ieeA
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! The jobbing trade shows . decided in
rssass over last week, as IL usual on the
&ns Of the month. Country orders are
leaning In freely and the Wholesale grocery
lousss especially are extremely busy Gil.
lng them.
The price Of eggs remains about the same
bas the market is somewhat weak. Fresh
vaneh stock brings IA cents while store
DgEs rule at 10 cents.
Potatoes are weak. Nearly al dealers
nsvs heavy stocks on hand and much of Il
, Of ordinary or poor quality. Prices TO
stailers range all the way from $40 to SIC.
/ The market Is nearly bare of bananas,
but shipments are expected this week Of
Central American fruit and next week Of
Hawaiian stock.
Green vegetables are coming In quite
beautifully, including onions, radishes,
stiucs. Pic plant, asparagus and some
green peas. Prices are generally tending
kovnward
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OrHAMER RAINYBD'

OrHAMER RAHNYBD>
As60ilt eal refnrnishsd leaves Merchants loeh
3ussday Thufsday ard Saturday ~ . NJ. fos
xiagston, fors Gambia Bangor. esassck Lii
Wanp. Duwstto. Hooasport unien City and inter.
mediate points. arriving In Union City ~ p. m
leaves Union City . m Wednesday, Friday
I'D sunday. arriving In seattle q m
Z X. LIBBY, NAstsA
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Tn EFYIcT MARCH (, 1894
sIEAMER IDAHO
VILE I1ArI yKsIER wHAnr AT ?. -
SUNDAYS TUESDAYS AND rHURepAra
Fer Earnoads. Clntcn. Browns Point. Langley
Tisaiady. Ffaago City. AnAcortes SAmtsh and
Whaieoiu, and on Thursdays going through 70
Blaine and sen.ahmool ReturnirG leave What
cen Monday "wednesday. Saturday ~ pa
Faro 10 wEascosn. al %: Freight to whatcem. u
c. d. BnowNffELp, Managing owne..
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Tooth
Powder.
Laugh and the World
Laughs With
You.

LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER win
give you PEARLY TEETH.
1t will give you BREATH
SWEET AS A BABY'S.
1t will HARDEN THE GUMS.
twill PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER In
free from grittiness.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER has
adelicste and refreshing favor.
This agreeable and sffieacious
Tooth Powder, established by more
than twenty years experience, has
received the sanction Of the men,
| bers of the. Dental and Medical pro-
fessions of this city generally, and
by them 1t 10 daily recommended
| and prescribed. 1t IL a. pleasant in
the application as it 10 excellent in
its effects; it speedily renders the
teeth white and smooth, the gums
heaithful, red and firm. and by fire.
| quent use will preserve them In this
desirable condition. 1t gradually
| but efiectually removes tartar and
destroys the parasitfcal animalculs
| which neglect may have permitted
/ to collect and prevents their further
/ accumulation, thus serving as a
1 complete beautiiier and preserver of
| the teeth. Microscopic examina-
i tions have been made OF the matter
1 deposited on the teeth and gums Of
4 individuals selected from all classes
of society and of every variety OF
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sites were found to exist in great
numbers. Experiments we're made
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4 we're found to be the most effectuai,
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lowing
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lay it on the water without wetting it, you
will see the water take a convex shape on
either side of the PIN and this latter, dis
placing proportionate body of water, will
float on the surface just as lucifer match
would do
The same experiment may be performed
with needle, and it must not be supposed
that a very fine needle or pin alone is suita-
bic. With the precautions hereafter indi-
Gated you may succeed even with a darn
ing needle. The only point to be explained
is how to lay the pin or needle on the water
so lightly that it shall not be wetted. There
are various methods of doing this.
You may suspend the needle or pin from
two loops of thread, one at each end, gently
withdrawing them when the article floats.
a good deal of care will, however, be neces-
sary to prevent the thread in the act of re-
moval displacng the needle.
Again, you may, if you are sufficiently
adroit. take the pin by its point and let it
sink down gently on the water, releasing
it at the moment when the pin and it's re-
Election in the water merge into one an
other. An exceptionally steady hand is
needed for this method.
A more simple plan is to lay the pin
across the prongs of fork, which you low
er gently into the water, bringing it gradu-
ally from the horizontal to the vertical po-
sition. This is much more practical meth