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Crap Players Fined.

Joseph Matthews. Henson DOVE, Charles
Chase and Frank Johnson, q quartet of
wel[grown colored boys. were caught play
irg crap In Laws alley yesterday after
noon- Officer BusnaH arrested them. and
while ne was taking them to the station
Matthews made an assault upon him In
the Police Court this morning Matthews
was fined SO and the others $40 each.
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6. A. IL. Annual Encampment - Low
Rates tn Pittsburr

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. will
sell excursion tickets from Washington to
Pittsburg for all trains September to TO-
valid for return passage on all trains until
September %. inclusive. at s. Tor the round
trip. The tickets will be good to stop off at
Weverton, Hsrper's Ferry. Shenandoah
Junction and Cherry Run. at which points
excursion tickets at one fare for the round
trip can be purchased to the battle fields In
Pennsyl !ania end Virginia.-Advt.
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The will Of the late Louisa J. Rollins has
been nled, naming William Redin Wood
ward as executor, without bonds. A niece
OF the deceased, Emma Frances Young, Of
Chicago, IS given the house and lot at 81
9th street northwest. and the executor is
directed to sell the house and lot at 90 9Th
street northwest and divide the proceeds,
after paying the funeral expenses, equally
between John Henry Rollins, William, Jas.
and Archie Gray Laughtoa, nephews Of the
deceased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-07

Letters Of administration on the estate of
tne late Thomas B. Coyle have been ap-
Piled for by Bernard j. Coyle. an uncle Of
the deceased The petitioner states that n
Judgment has recently been recovered in
me Court OF Claims for S2,922.2O in favor of
the estate. ~
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

A1oargh's Grand Opera House.-..The
Passing Show.
Academy Of Music.-Chas. Dickson In "a
jolly Good Fellow" =
Buffers Bijou Theater.-"Paul Kauvar"
kernan's Lyceum Theater.-The City Club
Burlesque Company
Columbia Photograph Musical Palace, 90
pennsylvania avenue northwest.-All the
latest popular music
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the Following: John n. Chase and Mary M.
sneiion; Frank Channon and Lenora Flood
wm1fh. Stewart df 'this-eit and Charlotte
a. davidson Of Chassstte. NJ c.; sJoseph
Otto and Annie Bishop: Carl strignitz and
MIS- Mary c. Leitchty; George Myers and
Hattie Virginia Spicer; George w. story
ana Alice n. Stoerzer; Hesekiah Berry
man OF this city and Clara johnson of
arlington, Va; Archibald Robinson and
yemima ). Washington; JOS w. Halford of
Charleston, g. c., and Rachael Ellineer ri
stockton. Cal; Ananias Roy and Mary z.
MOTIFS Walter ID. Crawford Of waynes-
boro, Va, and Evelyn H. Moon of Salem.
Va.
Public Opinion" See editorial paee.-Advt
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Real EStnte Mntfers

Rudolf Goldschmid has just sold to Johf
G. Meyers large frontage on 18th street.
just above Clifton street. containing 1905
square feet. The price paid was $50, $50, or
& per foot.
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.

Forecast Till 9. Pm. Saturday.
I For the District Of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia, fair; east to southeast winds.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water at
am: Great Falls, temperature So; condi-
ton. 80: receiving reservoir. temperature.
81: condition at north connection, SO; con-
dition at south connection. 80; distributing
reservoir. temperature. -; condition at IN
fluent gate house. SO: effiuent gate house, SO.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide. sos pm.
Tomorrow-High tide, 1:51 am. and 2.29
pm; low tide, $50 am. and 9,O5 pm.
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cts Too Hot to Think

Wen do II for you. We are offering 5-lb.
boxes Fancy Creamery Butter at $l.50.
james F. Oyster. 900 Pa ave, Center. 9Th
and X st. markets.-Advt.
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IF YOU WANT GOOD EATING
Buy Dove Brand Hams. Cheapest and
best. ]. b. SCHROTH, 456 Center Market.
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G. A. r.. mpment-Reduced Rates
Win PENN. R.R

The Penna. R.R. will sell round trip tick.
cts to Pittsbrrg on account OF g. A. r. en-.
campment until September IA at IS, good to
return until September 25.-Advt.
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For New York Roast Beef and Spring
Lamb go to John r. Kelly, 9th ST. wing,
Center Market. Corned Beef a speciality
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Moses September Trade Sale
Means Lowest Furniture and Carpet prices
-Advt
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Lardner's Studio. 40 9th ST. n w., will
reopen Monday. Club Tickets accepted.
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R. c. LEWIS SONS Celebrated Hats
Style and quality unexcelled. Fall Styles
Eow ready. Lewis & Son, f42f N Y. ave
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MOSES SEPTEMBER TRADE SALE
Means Lowest Furniture and Carpet prices
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A HAT FOR $3.50.

Correct In style, proper in shape and
equal to the usual two-ffty grade In quail
lty.
HENRY FRANC & SON, cor. It'll q ID.
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Mrs. T. b. Harrison. importer of MILL
merry, has removed from 1873 = street 10
1871 G street northwest
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12-LiRht Windows Glazed, Toe.
F. Libbey & Co., 9Th and N. Y. ave.-Advt.
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Public Opinion" See editorial page.
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CITY ITEMS.



az A Gard.
In Consequence Of the increased tax on
Whisky Of 20c. per gal. on and after Mon
day. September 10, our Pure Rye Whisky,
yrs. old, which we have been selling at
Csc. qt., will be advanced to 1Oc. at. We re-
greet the necessity of the advance, but to
preserve the quality and purity and main
tain It's high standing, IL is simply compul-
sorry. 1t equals anything on the market
at 81 per at.
Pure Rye Whisky, 8 yrs. old, CSC. ct.
Port Wine, rich and crusty, soc. Ut
Golden Catawba, heavy bodied, 25c. bot.
Holland Gin, for medicinal Use. 50c. bot.
Process Flour, 81, 30 and 25c SIX
1t p. r. WILSON, 934 It'll St NV.
Public Opinion" See editorial page. 1t
"Frnnc Hats- Wear.
Our $40 Hat is head and shoulders"
above the average two-fifty grade-it's the
hat you pay s. for elsewhere. The new
blocks are ready.
1t HENRY FRANC & SON, cor 9TH & ID.
Soc. Tea Pots free Johnston's. Page 9.lts
Moses September Trade Sale
Means Lowest Furniture and Carpet prices
Royal Headache Powders, 1Oc.
Free Trial Samples at all Druggists
oc25-m, f&stf
got. Tea Pots free. Johnston's. Page 9.Its
AMTICEAfENTC
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SIC. Tea Pots free. Johnston's. Page o.
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CITY AND DISTRIl T.

largest Rumford's Y. Powder. Csc. Page 0.
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FOR CHAETER-SrEAM LAUNCH BARTHoIDr:
fast and comfortable pleasure boats, all kinds
for hire and sale. ND. cUMBERI-AND q sox,
foot OF st and \. b. ave aw. au2sim
FOR CHARTER-sTEAMER HATTIE: CAPACITY,
$50; for Great Falls and Cabin John bridge
Reasonable afes TO Sunday schools and iedgeA
Inquire Of w. n. SAMSON. GS eoth ST h.v.-
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Public Opinion" See editorial paee.-.Advt.
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Buena Vista.

The new steamer &c. ]. SEUFFERI-E" wfn
leave her wharf. foot Of Orb and SIS. sw,
during week days for .-BtENA Vista ut III
O'Clock an. and at 2 a. 9 and pm; return
Ing at u am and at 8. 5. and pm.
On SUNDAYS and on excursion DAYS she will
leave her wharf at 10 and u an and at I, 2
B. 4, ., g. . and 8 o'ciock pm. and return
be ii o'cio.k pm. until further uo,,ce WIN
The steamer can be chartered for excurstop
GEO. J. sEUFFERIE,
au2SIf G26 Ia. nv.
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HOODS PILLS especially prepared to bt
taken with Hoods Sarsaparilla. DC per box
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Royal Headache Powders, lOc.
Free Trial Samples at all Druggists.
oc25-m, f&stf
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Moses September Trade Sale
deans Lowest Furniture AID Carpet prices.
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THE STEAMER SUE WILL CONTINUE HER SAT-
urday night excursions for 1iney Point. 81.
Georges Island, TO Point Lookout. touching. go-
ing and returning. at Colonial Beach arriving
In Washington early Monday morning sel-sf :
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TO DEVELOP TIE COAL MINES.

Receiver Bryant Authorized to Extend
Gilman and Green River Property.
Receiver John II. Bryant. of the Seattle
Coal and Iron Company, whose mines are
at Gilman, was yesterday granted permits
sion by Judge Langley to drive and de-
velop the 400-foot gangway in No. 4 vein
from the rock tunnel on the s00-foot level
in order to secure proper working of the
mine and to insure its proper ventilation.
and was authorized to expend 81, 40s. o3 TO
complete said improvement. He was also
authorized to purchase for said mine
twenty additional mine wagons. . new
steam boiler, one or more additional steam
pumps. a new nut coal conveyor. at cost
not to exceed $2.700. He was also author
lied to open up vein No. on the east
side Of Issaquah creek.to an output Of 100
tons daily and to connect the same with
the west end Of tunnel No. 4, and for this
purpose to expend 81. $50. So
Re was also authorized to develop the
coal mine leased by the Seattle Coal and
Iron Company from the Green River Coal
and Coke Company for ninety-nin years.
and for the purpose of hosting the water
from the slope of No. IL vein in the Green
River coal mine TO complete the tunnel in
said mine from its present face to No. Is
vein, being the same vein now mined aud
operated by the Oregon improvement
Company at Franklin aud the Black Dia-
mond Coal Company at Black Diamond.
aud for that purpose to cxpend 81. ls6. y.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer City Of Seattle brought in 8. 100
mats of rice from Victoria yesterday.
Steamer Queen will arrive this morning
from Lower Sound ports to take . cargo of
coal.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald brought In
eleven bales OF hops yesterday from Flor
ence.
Ship Columbia towed 70 the bunkers
yesterday and began taking o cargo Of
Black Diamond coal.
Steamer Multnomah will lie up tomor-
row TO be painted, but will resume her
run again on Monday.
British ship Brodick Castle passed the
Lizard April ii. with wheat from Puget
sound, whence she sailed November 81
United States steamer Yorktown re-
turned to the harbor yesterday from
Whatcom, where she went after coal for
tests.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves Lilly,
Bogardus & Co.'S dock for Skagit river
points this morning at 10 O'Clock, also
Monday at 10 p. m. carrying freight and
passengers.
Steamer Clara Brown has changed her
headquarters from Arlington to Union
dock. The steamer hes been leased by u.
W. Semple and now runs between Snoho-
mish and Shelton on alternate days.
The following passengers left San Fran
cisco today on the steamer WaiIa Walla
for Sound ports: SeattIe-Ciarence Poole,
Mrs. ID. Poole. Miss NJ. Poole. J. II. ASH
we'll and wife, }. Poole. Charles O'Conner,
W. III. Bunker, wife and son. Mrs. Cole.
Clara Levy, ]. 4. Sch~enkenberg and wife,
4. i. Galley. NJ. NJ. Ballard. Miss A. han
ford, Miss Ne1. Mrs. Chisholm. Miss
Harris. Herbert Stone, Miss ~ Middleton,
J. 4. Hiiiyer. II. Llchtenstein, Mrs. Hin
zerliug. Thomas Dinsmore, w. l.. Light
head. Tacoma--Mrs ]. Brown, Mrs
]. c. Lillis, Mrs. r. Lillis, Mrs. X. Ander-
son. Miss A. Anderson, r. l.. Biatner and
wife. c. +. Rockwell aud wife. Charles
Pendleton. Victoria-Robert Taylor, l.. A.
Agassix. J. L. Anderson. c. spratt, J..
Reichenbach, f. J.. Dortieh. Mrs. watties.
Miss L. Meyer. John vagts. Mrs. Shan
and two children. DE-. J. koebig. f. f.
Butcher. L. c. Campbell. T.. Evans. Alex
Wilson, G. K. Jones, William Mckee,
Mrs. Howe. GAoree Haight. Mrs. H.
Courtney. Mrs. A. Dowdaii. Mrs. II. Hen
derson, Miss c. Thomas T. III. MCGUIRE.
Robert Brown, Mrs. Rsnogf, II. Morse,
+. A. Brown. Sam Maxwell.
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MARINE NEWS.

TAroosH. April 20-5 p. m.-fSpe-
cial Light rain; light southwest wind.
Tug Tyee outside bound in.
NEAH BAY. April 20.-5 p. m.-ISpecial.l
Cloudy: light southwest wind.
CLALLAM BAY. April 0.-5 p. m.-,Spe-
ella. Light rain; light southwest wind.
PoRr ANGELES. April 20-5 p. E.-fSpe-
cal. l-Cloudy: brisk west wind.
Posr TOWNSEND, April 0.--ESpecial. l.
Arrived--Bk Carrollton. at Nanaimo. from
San Francisco for 3 return cargo of coal.
Sails ,omorrow-Bk Gatherer, from Ia
coma, with a cargo of coat for San Fran.
cisco. Tug Tacoma today towed the tug
Mogul to Victoria. where she will be re-
paired and put into commission bucking
the Lorne.
HoouIAN. April c0.-ISpecial. SAILED
for San Francisco-Schr James A. GAR
field: str Cosmopoiis.
SAN Francisco. April 20.--Arrived-
Sc. Paul, Alex Mcneil. Clesred-Helen
w. Amy, Butaritari and Apia; schr
Jennie Wand, Bristol Bay. Departed
United States steamer Alert; Willie r.
Hume, Bristol bay: schr c. 1. Hill,
Kodiak; schr Vine. Mazatlan.
RKpoSpo. April N-Arrived-Arago
Spoken-March IL. Marie Hackfeid. Liver
pool for Honolulu; April Is. Drumcraig,
Tacoma for Queenstown; April 10, Lew
ellyn, Baltimore for San Francisco.
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New Train Equipment.

The North Western limited leaving Ainnsap-
oils aud 81 Paul every day ia the year for Chi
caro- carries the finest railroad cars which the
world has ever seen. They are respectively .
hafgs,, ,rsoIlng and library car, double state
room sIeeyizg ear. drawing room car. din
ing car ana private compartment sieep-
leg car i; toox longer 90 design these cars
than 70 build them, 80 much stteafion was
given to TIE detalis Pintsch gas and heated by
steam The saeels tnifty-six inches IA
diameter AMI Of k.app siee-
Each car has The anti-,slescoping device and
every other feature designed 20 increase the
,s.esy OF travel The step. railsngs guards.
etc, are all o, sei.d hrsss highly poishsi.
when yea travel - sure your tickets read via
tie North es;ers. Beftas Ia tie above cara n
the same rates az al ordinary ssecpaE. b. W.
Parker. fasss sound ageEt, Ill Cherry street.
Sessiis
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REAL. ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In 1he Auditors Once
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January I.
i.ei. are 81. col. $50 There were fled for
record yesterday deeds. the eousidera-
lions aegrega,ing Sii. Isl Following Is
the list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper
4 Co, sbstractors of titles. iI6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second.
Jacob Jones 10 ]. A. Mailarkey, 4xi2
rods, sec -. -. 6. ST.
Wes. Coas, Improvement Company 10
Ole Bottleson, lots q. :. : Is To- aud H.
flock io4, Gilman park. $500.
Vest Coast Improvement Company to
Martin wirua, lots 10. IL. II and Is, block
iGs. Gilman Park, $sn.
L F. Shepard to c. T. Conover, lot. II
Il. f3 Is and Is, block Il, Denny Il Fahr-
nan. s. 80
J. u. Lowman ct Al. to the Cudahy Pack
inE Company, lots and 4. block 5, Terry $
5th. $500
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CHICAGO MARkETS.
ERArsrKxrrs WHEAT REPORT

NEw YoEg. April A-Bracsirsei's San
Francisco special correspondent; wires -
iollows; 50 far as the grain crop Of
California Is concerned the outlook is very
bad II al depends on whether we have
rain wiihin ten DAYS or two weeks. With
out any more rainfall ws viIl have fair
crop IN the Sacramento valley aud ia the
extreme Northern part Of the ssn Joaoutn
valley, While ia most Of th- san Joaouln
and Ia sonshsEn California the sheas .e 4
vii he next 10 Rothins IL - estimated
Eaas aEder xaeh conditions We w0ulA haze
asoai Is. 90. 90 b she's Of wheat for exrz9yt
OF tbs yesr's cfora We viii cary over
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.soa. II. sam. quantity Il l... y..r'.
me soaas or rrApx

TEE BOARD OF TRADE
C1rcsso. April a-wheat was qaieS
with less doing Of any day during the past
three weeks Opsning trading sas ~ >
trifl,nR advance, and coon afssrvard sold
mp x1s<c sased OF t.ake. then rallied s4c
and held ssesdy. Liquidation Of Nay was
stiii in progress in . moderate way. There
was fair selling Of May and buying Of July.
Grand Forka. y. D., reported two inches
Of snow, with little prospect of seeding for
two weeks A dispatch from WATERFOWL.
s. D.. stated that there Vas . hiixxard there
Yesterday and il Vas freezing today. Re-
ports from What seemed to Be reliable
source said much Of the wheat sown ias:
month In the Northwest had been rotsed
by the cold vet weather. and viii have to
be resoxn. 4 dispatch from California
said: Sacramento valley promises three
quarters OF . crop" The weather map
showed that the storm in the Northves
vas moving eastward. The weather nsws
kept prices from going lower.
Corn wa. steady and closed 3<c higher.
Oats are Ne higher. and provisions closed
strong after . weak opening.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat.
% cars: corn. 2.5 cars; oats, go cars; hogs.
ID. head.
Closing: wheat-Sseady; cash, 5eso
59<e: Nay. 5STsc.
Corn-Firm; cash, ssKc: May, seIc.
Oass--Steady; May, s2skc; July, 25hc
Rye-Nominal: No. q 49c.
Flax seed-S:eady: &L2l.
Timoihy-Firm; prime. a. c504So.
Pork = Lower; May, $i265; July,
$l2.So.
Lard-Lower; May, .72I5; July. 27x.
Short ribs-Lower; May. $6.57h; July.
$650
LIVE STOCK.
Cattie-Receipts. 1000 head. Market.
slow and barely steady; prime TO extra
native steers. "a 251l60; medium, s. asa
40; Others. $a.5o@3 IS: Texans. $30093. 20
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head. Market
slow ct Toe to i5c lower; rough heavv.
81 25Q4 so: packers and mixed. A156
s %; prime heavy and butchers weights,
s. 25Q535; assorted light. 5.DQa IS.
Sheep and iambs-Receipss, 5,U00 head.
Market dull and lower at weak and un-
sestled: top sheep, &0o@450: top lambs.
&0Q65 10,
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FokEiGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

LONDON, April a0-Bar silver 9c5 6ne,
2ss4d; Consols, loo Lie; Bank Of En-
gland discount rate, 2 per cent.
The amount of bullion gone into the
Bank Of England on balances today was
10000.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. April 21-Closing-Whsat,
firm; demand moderate; No. red win
ter, - l01sd.
Corn-oieady; demand poor: new
mixed spot, IS l0,sd; futures. quiet; de-
mand fair; April. IS l0i1d; MAY, s. l0d.
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rntn further nofses shs seattle, Lake shore 4
Eastern train leaving seattle az Rs q n an4
arriving 81 p "a via Ensse direc; eoursctisns
for hsteo@. ysGoouySr ana points East via
Canadian Pacific Throagh psrlor ears hesseea
seattle ard EanroMver.
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oxing 10 the poor Eastern fruis outlook
the price Of canned goods has been adj
vaaeed ~ 10 - cents dozen.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

PORTLAND. April 20.-Wheat--Dnll and
steady. Valley, Csc: Walia walla, 75c
pef cantnf
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
gnrrI N0aTuen~

HOTEL NORTHERN.
IA Higgins. Portland N Reed ". City
: c Walker. City Morrison, Everett
J c Bryce Portland Mathews, spokane
" shearsr, do JHyeiieIt, sanFrnncisco
r Stein hsuser, do FRANK, GO
II Gorddstein, do NJ L. Abbott2w, do
III Niles. Bsrsboo George Parks
Il Lewis. ieavenxsh Turner, Sc Louis
u Van Due do "A Richards ir. Everett
} Is Jones, spokane NJ IL 8idder. DO
A g sslmAn. Tacoma SPENCER, DO
b Leaning. whatcom W III uraham. City
THE ARLINGTON.
G : PrIeee Olympia LHBowman. le'venw tn
ID = Brown riitsburg A Ntutrods, Ind
q l. Mckay, TacoTns ssiiilngs, CITY
] Robertson Coupsvilie 1MRoitondsw. siouxCity
y Johnson. Tscoms III scott. Clsy
Ew Poilcek. Miwaakes Miss Harris, INTERPLAY
VI OisGas. f0ri and -teSeFi, Ia
n q Reals IT, CITY GFwehstef&s, Eaufnc q
j q Booth Eosebarg, Or OB Virginia ". Orion. lil
Nr,JCsrnus NWestrnlnsM l. AbcotF.w & boy. 81
Mrs ] Bigsou. do EN- Posten, Portland
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FlSsNCfsI.
Mcney--sla cal. ezsy AZ PER cent :
rrfgne mercantile PAPER. 49, per eeat
Sfersing exchange saRsis HrmeF, So
assesl business Il banker bslAs AZ " -
- 49, Tor dena zad, ana 81 NJ for sixty
e.xs Posted rssss. sAssw SEA. Con-
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Flonr Market at Present in an
Uncertain State.
seoMe KINDS OF POULTRY SCARCE
Hhesf ConsfdeTabIy 1fgDsr - Sseen
Peas Selling Slowly - De-
mand for Oranges.
ACME KINDS OF POULTRY SCARCE

re- pKrAsyussr % AssfrrryrxR,
NEaTuEg BrREAr.
PogTEAsD. or. Apr. ~. lsA
yefecass 70. saturday. rsoSsrs ioto"sa Dy
s.ir: c~.,ssr. BG.sDFogp. /. r. o.
rxsrrp srArys pgpakTsEsT oF aeslruLr6ke
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-21

There Is no excitement in the market.
but the principal interest csnters In -four.
As yet ali brands have not advanced in
price. following the lead Of tns California
and local mills. bat each of the miils APP
pears TO be- waiting tor others 10 move
trst still further advance il expected.
- there Is considerable frmness in the
wheat market.
The supply Of chickens 10 . little short
inst now, especially full grown birds, but
prices have not been affected.
Ali the green vegetables brought from
California sold well except green peas,
which 20 very slowly. They are held at
cents per pound. but will probably be
sold cheaper.
car load OF navel oranges has arrived
In market. The fine weather has consider.
ably increased the demand for this fruit.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-21

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