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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16
ACCIDENT AT A LAUNCHING.
Fully a seore of People Thrown into tl,c
Chilly Waters.

Chilly Waters.
DETROIT, March 16.-The Harvey H.
Brown. The largest vessel on the lakes, was
launched at " yandotte amid exciting in
cidents. There was considerable difficulty
in getting the biz ship started down the
ways, and the workmen had to remove
some Of the supports of scaffolding about
her to accelerate her progress. Upon
the scailolding were gathered fully 5000
people a spectators.
When the vessel finally touched the
water the scatfolding began TO sway and
before the spectators could reach = place
OF safety a section of it came tumbliuc
down. Fully a score of people were
thrown into the water Charles l. Clark.
aweil known insurance agent OF this CITY,
hau both les broken and was badly in
Jured internally. Several Others received
bruises ard cuts but all We're rescued from
the water without serious injury. The
boat hOated in the water like bird.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16

a NEW YORK woman contracted
with hair colOring firm to change
her raven trcsscs to a beautiful
brown. a mistake was made in mix
ing the chemicals. and the woman
who wanted the change finds herself
the posscssor of q shock OF fiery red
hair. Very naturally this rcd-headed
condition has led her to sue the firm
for damages.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16

ii Is observed that the business %
selecting husbands for the lady
members OF the Gould family has
been resumed By the newspapers.
They have already had Miss Helen
several times settled in life. though
she still persists in remaining a
spiuster. Mis-. Anna Gould il the
last TO be given in marriage by them.
Their choice for her is Mr. Will
lam VI. Hartman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1894.

DIR. HtErER says there is no proof
that Cain killed Abel. DIR. Henson
says there is. II DR. Harper car Sc
cure n few experts he can win the
case by showing that Abel not only
had kidney trouble but that he died
from heart failure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16

PRINCE CoLOSNN. who secs tho
Macltay millions slipping away from
him. il doing the first hard work OF
his life in fighting a divorce suit.
International alliances will not tic
thoroughly successful until il i as
easy for an American heircss to dis
card a titled husband ~ it is 20 win
one. This little impcdiGent TO Il
successful feminine career ought to
be remcdicd at once.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16

Gov. ALLEGED j. now in Chicago.
and after arranging his business in
terests there, contcmplates a trip to
New Orleans. The governor has
long been in i'll health. and he will
seek to recuperate by 4 sojourn OF
some weeks on the gulf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

( HICAGO. ROCK ISLAND d PACIFIC
Railway-Depnt correr F.fih avenue srd
Thirty iirsi street.. Frank ". P'uminer. Agent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16

Since its first Introduction Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it j. clearly i'm the
lead among pure medicinal tonics
and MISUNDERSTANDING nothing
which permits its use a. n beverage
II intoH.can,. it i recognized n the
best and purest medicine for all all
mCats OF stomach. liver or kidneys.
1t viii cure sicl, headache. indigcs-
ton. constipation. and drive malaria
uom the system. Satisfaction guar
lutcel with each bottle or the money
viii bc refunded. Price ualv 51c per
'5t,ie. Sold by Hartz 4 Uilemcyer.
RUCKLENs AREICA sALva.
The best s2lye in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers salt rheum
Fever sores, tetter, chapped hands,
chi.b,aius, coTns, and al. skin eru9,
tiouS. and positively cures piles or
no pay required. Ii i guaranteed
TO give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Hartz Il Ullemoyer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16
Economy and strengI h.

Valuable vegetable remedies are
used in the preparation of Hood :
Sarsaparilla in such a peculiar man
ner as to retain the full medicinal
value of every ingredient. Thus
Hoods Sarsaparilla combines econo-
my and strength, and is the only
remedy of which 100 doses 81" is
true. Be sure and get Hoods.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16

Hoods pills do not purge. pain or
grippe, but act promptly, easily and
efficiently.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16

Save money by buying your decor
ated and plain crockery ware, glass
ware, fancy goods. tin ware. cutlery
and everything ir the line of kitchen
furnishing goods ut
MRS. %ITSCES,
1918. 1920 Third Ave. = ana 10 cent st,-a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16
TRAINS
EAST. WET.

.A--val. departure. .Daiiy, except sunday
All Others daily. telephone 1898.
f. Il. PLy-gER, igt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16

RVRIINGToS BOUTE-C. 2. X Q. RAIL
- Wag-Depo- fIr.t aveuUc and SiztcCr;h
strcet, 81. J. y ouur. agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16

ROCE ISLAND d PEORIA RAILwsN-
- Depot j .rst Avenue and Twentieth st.eoi.
J. :. X 1csw,l. t-.ut.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-13

Poaf TowHsEsp. April l21special. J.
Arriysd-6chr Maggie Russ, from San
Francisco Tor Seattle, 70 load lumber for
Southern California; schr Aicalcs. from
San Pedro for Blaksisy. 20 load . return
cargo Of coal. 6chr Reporter tows to
Gamble tonight 70 load lumber for San
Francisco. Sh Mauna Loa came down
today from Biakeisy, lumber laden for
Adeiatde: bktn Klickitat came down to-
day to ship . crow and clear. She carries
lumber from Gamble 70 Honolulu.
Posf GAMBLk April 12-(Specia.E
esilsd-Bksn KIickitat, Capt Cutler. Tor
Honolulu.
HoourAM. April 1l.-lSpscial. Sailed
for San Francisco-From Hoquiam. schr
Guide: from Cosmopoiis. schr Enterprise.
TACOMA. April l2-Arrived llth-W.
w. Grape.
SAs FRAxcrsco. April l2-Arrived Str
Aicazar, Astoria: schr Lena Sweasey.
Ciaiiam bay: Kate Davenport Departed
--Schr Charles R. Wilson, 0rav's harbor;
Mary winkleman. Honolulu; Largo Law.
Port Townsend; s. G. Allen, Honolulu:
Rufus Z. Wood. Nacaimo: bktn Port
land. Columbia river; schr volante,
Maxatsan.
Arrived-Str Conner, Yaquina bay, c. r.
Sargent, City Of Papsst. John d. Sprsck-
els. Cleared - Emma r. Herman,
whaling.
can blEao. April l2-Arrivsd 18th
Crown Of England.
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TIE North westsrn limited leaving xin.ear-
oils and 81 faal every day IA the year Tor chi.
cage carries tie aress ra;iroAi cars which the
vcrsi has ever Eesa Taey are respecHvsiv &
easst. szseksne and library ca. = dousls state
rossn accepting car. dravine-rooEn car. q dir
sBx eas AZ. . private compartment sleep
isg cas-. IL took iongxT 10 design these ears
tasn 10 ealis them. rsaea sstentea wAs
gsvsa 10 TIE estaia PinfscA Eas AM heated By
sssar- The Wheels are shirsysgx inches "a
diameter and OF Knapp steel
Zach car Gas sas snsi-ssissccpinf asviee ass
every ether feature asseaca 20 increase ,As
safety o. s-aveG TIA STEPS. rsiiinrs. sna-ds
<fs. 40 all Q. sciid trAss k.galy % lsAef
~ hen pea trsvss - sars ycas rrksts read "a
shs North Western Esssas Is tie sasss cars a:
re xarae rates ct "a csdiHarr sse<Ser r n
tsrfss. fsSss scaaa sSsas III Csssry stySe.
ssafssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-13
R8AL ESTATE OALRA
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors 00ce
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January L
1894. are 81 $50, 379 There were flied for
record yesterday Is deeds. the considera-
tions aggregating $3,90A Following 10
the list ~ furnished by Osborne. Tremper
4 Co., abstractors OF titles, 1l6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
+. oieson to II. Strom, lot 8, acre 8, block
20. Maple Leaf, SIPS.
NJ. ii. Yancey to I. N. Blgeiow. lots S, 6
and Z. block 9, Queen Anne I'd, $500.
The Huron Land q Imp. Co. to G. l..
Hubbard, sei& Of neL sec Z. Is. s. ex-East
tracts. 81, 900.
s. c. Love 10 J. A. Smith, ~ of swk and
swi of sel., sec 10. g, II, $500.
]. Hendry to +. E. Boyer, lot a, block 2.
Cumberland sup'i. $50.
q. Sseinke TO +. E Boyer. lot q block II,
Woods South division. $500.
D. +. Sans to }. Erickson. M Of NJ Of
swk OF nell sec 50, -, q. $3.50.
j. Pedro 10 G. Pedro, 50xi65 feet In town
of Gilman. $500
J. Weed to T. A. Hennelly, lot %. block
s.. aud So lot 10. block IS, Rainier
K. A. Calkins to H. r. Russad. lot g,
block %. East Seattle, $50.
X. A. Calkins to O. NJ Godfrey. lot 70
s, block .. and lot Is, block 81, East Sc
attic, $500.
i. W. Forbes to A. Anderson, 81 OF nwk
of mel. OF nwi< of sec "a, 25. S. $500.
T. W. Lock TO III. r. Williams, lots 8, q
I, S. block "a. Woods s. Shore div. $3.50.
On Wednesday 10 deeds were filed for
record, the considerations aggregat;ng
e,sls. a. follows:
W. r. Webster to Cyrus Richardson. X
lots ;, 4, block I, and lots 8, 4. block 2, Her
gers's add, s..
". b. Robertson to Alder. Benson, lot
2, block q. town OF Rcnton, $425.
Crawford d Conover to W, G. McAiiep,
lot g. block 9. Drexel Avenue Heights,
$3.50
A. L. Parker to J. N. Parker. part GENE
terry lot. SIS.
Waiter Attiesey TO w. ]. Shinn, lot 8.
block A. Meeker's snpi TO Kent. 500
W. J. Shinn to Hibernia Savings bank,
lots IN Kent, 81.
WI. shinn to W. GresnleaE 10. Is,
block +. Meeker's supi to Kent. $,n
w ]. shinn to W. ii. Overlook, lots Ia
Mseker's suppl to Kent. $500.
W. l. Livesley to Anna q. Stefenson,
tract In sec ~. -. 5. ssoa
W. L. L,wesley 10 :. j. S,effenson. tract
In sec % -. 3. $aoa
j. ID. MeDermott To Kate Smith, lots 6
and o. block ~, Salmon Bay Pk add, <aca
A NJ. Bukei TO G. A. Peterson. lot Q.
r II sab division. 81. 500
r q. Ford 10 Charles B. Ford, lot ; in
Lake Dell. $ssa
+. Elliott to NJ. q. Elliott. lots / and 9.
and al OF SEA see /. u, 3. $40
H. III. BGekner 10 j. X. Mcintyre. AZ
acres in see -, D. 3. sieo.
y. Meekienberg TO Mary ]. Shsffer. lot
3. block %. ID. F. Denny's Park, s., DO.
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eecsoed y fayoe a ~ oompany. The
oesasion had not been snnouncsd M q
the caoss u business, bus Il 10 sssd the -
soFney general Of IIiinsis hiss arrived as .
eoaeiusaon and viii shortly make q
npo.n Whsa he dees the shares ~
nseay e move sharply Il eishsr disscsioa.
1nehs - second IN point Of ac3ivisy,
seossag decline q X Per csns q shs
oPsn1ng: IL ross = and then took q dovu-
.erd sufn, declining tx. maktne nss
TO- o. The Gssueers wsrs heavy. 81
rsai. ROCK Island and Norshvsssern ~
cofdinR decline Of = and Buriiagton Y.
En9Agemsnts At 3l.Ea0o0 of Roid have
aifeedy ben nads Tor Saturdays steam.
en1 ut vhsthsF for Eaeisnd OF Francs
~ snippess do not stass, and Il IL e.
s.xssy possaaas some ~ IL may b with
otsun from shipmesk The railway and
msseeaisnscus bond market vas arm Dur
ING shs morning. bus hscans unsettled
daring the afternoon and clossd irregular.
Government 6onds--Firm.
State hcnds-DuIl.
fstroisum-Firmeg; Ponnsyivania al
saiss. none; Apei option saies. nooe:
dossd s5c bid. Lima OIL aaiss, none.
yfyANcrAx,
Mousy-ou call, essy q 1 Mr. can't
Last loan. per csnk; closed, mr. csnt.
Prime mercantile paper. SOS Per cent
Osefi1ne exchanee. 6rm, With actual bus.
ineas ia bankers' bills ct tAS85<nA s83< for
demand. and - e7lt1 g7x for sixty days.
Posted rates. ASs6A ~; commercial
6is<c.
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rsx srocx xxcnAxsR-

sES iosx. April i2-Ths share spec
u'ssion WAS duh again today. the t.ansse-
s'ons being above tho volume OF yesser-
esf dealings. but the tone of the market
vas weaker ana in . majority OF cases
i'ssss show 8 decline in the days trad
.as The opening quotations we're frae-
soa lower. and during the frat hour OF
sasness the market moved irresular!y.
me feature OF SPECULATION Vas American
'eeseeo. which rose ~ per cent on heavy
tsseassss. then without any great pressure
SCI broke s.. per cent. but rallied ,
sens, broke and recovered 90 and
sea back !. closing with . rally OF per
= rh., being !. below yesterdays fnai sale.
oaFtns The hour before noon the general
.ssset rallied The active list made .
tsssionsl advance, but before noon de-
esessson sc; In which continued but With
sssas Interruption during the entire after
seoa, and the market closed generally
ssasy al decline on the day With loss
sagsng from \ 20 1 per cent Chicago
va after loss of !. at the opening. rose
- wseied =. closed az . recovery oi y,
sen represents IFS gain on tie day.
assvy advance Was due TO par
Induced ey report that the
ssrranso case would nos 10
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..
STATE or TRADE.


n San Francisco. April l2.--Ths vegetable
market is weak in all lines. The receipts
[Sshis morning were i.4is boxes asparagus,
|lee2 boxes rhubarb, III sacks new potatoes.
30 sack peppers. 1895 sacks onions and
boxcs cucumbers. The potato market IL
Esteady. Onions are firm.
y few strawberries came In today With
Esaies at sl@i.j0 per drawer. Apples are
EXCITING scarce. Seven car loads Of oranges
cold yesterday at open market rates.
! There were no changes in butter today.
The market Is we'll stocked, but the de-
mand is good. Eggs are weak, With Offer
! ings at low rs 10 cents per dozen.
Poultry market 10 weak for nearly all
I.sarietes.
Produce reccipts-F!onr. quarter sacks,
AIS. wheat, centais, 2, ia, oats. centals,
30. corn. sacks, 9S7: potatoes. sacks.
l,2s0. onions. sacks. 1875: bran, sacks. 1.o00.
rRKapsrrrrs AND GRAINS.
Flour-we quote: Net cash prices for
family extras Saso@s. 40 Der barrel: ha.
kers' extras. $s.3o@S.4o; supernne, $500
E@27a
Mhcat-There 10 no change In the sam.
pie market. wheat that will class ~ stand.
ard shipping is worth SOC per GENITAL for
export Uses. while product suitable for
tat poAfa purposes Will pfluR ~. ~ sale
OF loo tons spot. seasons storage paid, was
made in the informal session at $t.0A,
decline from yesterday.
Barey-There Is "a ther strong hold
ine. which is encouraged by the continued
CRY weather. No receipts today.
We quote: Feed. a.et9.I sc for fair TO good
eaality and sss.cGSi per centai for choice
bright; brewing. $i0s, % per GENITAL.
osss-rhe huoyant feeling 10 well
maintained. Receipts are moderate. while
the demand shows an Improvement.
Meqnote: Milling, $i.o7,1@l 20; surprise.
N2sW $50: fancy feed. 81 xOef .2ss. good
70 choice, si.lo1i.i.is. poor to fair, coed
Nuo. black. nominal. red, nominal; gray.
NuoI il5 per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL.
prsfss-on sight, New York, per 500.
IKE premium.
Sterling eslls-on London. 0oday bank.
N&ts.
s.irer bars. per ounce. 62sk0
Asxicsn dollars, hssla5hc.
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Uaxxsu onAfy uAKr1


Psynasess Ws1ssss TssssfsFrsa - 1ss
-fssssag seattle Ceal.
A telegram frou Senator Squire now as
Washington City was received by secre-
tary Whittiessy. At the Chamber Of Com
merce, yesterday announcing that the
Unitsd 6saass steamship Yorktown had
been ordered 20 remain In Seattle until
ordered 70 join the BerinR 80 fieeI The
message was in ansvsf 70 one forwarded
the dag prsvious 10 Senator Squire By di-
seesaon of the chamber.
The above vas confirmed last evening
By the following press dispatch from
Washington City:
''6sesstary Herbert today ordered the
Yorktovn to rsmain ct Sssstie until the
tine Of rendezvous Of the Bering Sea deet.
By mutual request Paymaster Webster. OF
the Port Orchard drydock, has been per-
mitted - sxchanss places with Paymastsr
Martin, Of The Yorktown"
The Yorktown lett the harbof early yss-
tsrday morning for sixty-miis run on the
Sound, nsking . tsst Of Black Diamond
coal.
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sosroN srocx kxcHANoR
CHICAGO AAKKErs.
THE soARp OF rRAnk

CnicAeo. April i2-There was . heavy
days business done in wheat, and much
weakness resulted In Q decline Of istc
earlv in the session, That wax succeeded
bv 4 run of buying confidence and at the
close the prics for May was only sac lower
than Yesterday, and for June ~ lower
than on Yesterday and for July only sc
lower. The reports Of the crop damage
we're very numerous from the frost-eitien
districts and are most startling from the
drouSht -smittsn area OF California and
Western Kansas aud this caused the later
nmnsss. The heavy selling Vas responss-
III. for the decline In the early dealings.
Corn was fsm without much change. re-
naming weak throughout the session.
Armour got his arms around the shorts in
the pork market and squeezed $50 per bar
rel protlt out OF them.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
whe.l a. cars; corn. $50 ears; oats, les
ears: hogs. - 90 head.
wheas-Firm; Cash, sa,tssse'se: NAY.
vorn--sseady: cash. s7A9sse; Nay,
osss-s,eaay; cash. SHE: May. Sc
Rye-pusl; DC.
flax s<ed-Qaisi: $50.
Prime timoshy-Sseadv: AeS9AN
park-Hssher; May. sfs-S; July. &i2A
Lari--Hsyher: Nay. $75-A. July, ~ 10
short rlbs-Hirher; May. $ao: JAY.
s6s71-
LIVE srogK-
Cattie-Receinss. ia,uo head. Market
siov and aaotn her ioc lower: prime 80 sx-
ara native steers. - SsSsA61: medium
"a a0e1& .: others. AS<sAss: Texans
1.uc~xSst
Hses- Reessrta 1900 head Aartss
ccened isc lover. closed NC lower and
.,sII market; raagh, heavy. S&Wess as,
rarkcxs snd MIXED. s. oss& IL. prime
s..yv and butchers weights. 81 les , 10
assorted saght. s. itsxAA
sAeep ana lance Receipts. iAoo heal.
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DACIYIc NAvIoATIox COMPANY
L TINE TABLR IN effect ApYii 1. l0DA

DACIYIC NAvIoATIoy COMPANY
1 TinR TAsLk In effect April I. looA
eEATTLE-wHATcoM ROUTE
Daily Sunday excsptAdl
oTEAAER STATE OF WASHINGTON
~ Seattle. ;. i 100 N Lv whascom. .l:l6 D n
Ar Whatcon. .0:Uo . N Ar Seattle. $500 n
stopping ct fldago. Anacorses and fairhaven,
ana ~ everett south soand. connecting as seattle
with steamer Henry Bailey fog Tacoma
sEATTLE-TACoMA ROUTE
Daily texcept Saturday,.
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
" rAcoma.. 200 p m Ly Seattle. 80: $50 n
Connecting with Steamer state Of Washington
and with steamer Fairhaven for Everett, Ia Con-
nsr ami ell W hidby lsland pointA
La CONNER AND WILDLY ISLAND ROUTE
sroPYrSa AT RvERKrr.
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
North b'nd-Except Sat South bd-Exeept sun
Lv Seattle. 800 m Lv La Conner $3.50 . N
Az kverett. - 1l:30 N Lv Everett. :. i 90 m
Ar La Conner. $500 N Ar Seattle. $50 p m
Stopping At Edmonds Everett, Clinton. Browns
Point, Langley. Coupeviie. San Dc Fuca, Oak HAr-
Dor and Utsaiady: connecting ~ seattle with
Steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
whaxves-Pscihc NavigAtiop Co, Tacoma; Pa
cidc Navigation CO., Seattle noemeriy Bakers
dock. foot OF univeSity street); Merchants dock,
Everett
For FULL particulars. rates. excursions. towags.
etc. apply to or address A. J. MACLEDD, Agent
Seattle. telephone SAC; J. z. HARMON, Freight
and Passenger Agent, Tacoma: Telephone 81.
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To City water Consumers.

In order to lessen labor and curtau er-
penses in the water department, the Gus
ton of delivering notices of delinquent
wafer taxes Is discontinued.
Water will be turned eff withou. notice
after the I0sh Of each month.
The attention OF consumers is called to
ordinance 3l9l AspTTs JACKSON,
SUPERINTENDENT
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lump ON THE CRICKET-sRArrIHEv
u Rou11 Two round trips dali. exoape sunday.
TINE Ca RD-Leaye seattle 7:3o . n. and 7sl6
m, daily sxcspe sunday. Leave Everest
Cesnsciions- AZ seattle win steamer Flyer ~
Tacoma ~ Everett with steamer NtkAdo for
enohomish- IAndsags-foot q Madison otSooe
Seattle: bot Hewitt aysuue Everett
1ARE-Soassie 20 Everett 7ac. round tTin q. a
8 & NErF. Managing 0wnsf.
K0ectfvs March 10 1894
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Pig iron-Dull.
Copper-Duii.
Lsad-Firm.
Tin-very firm: plates. 6rmer; spelter,
easy: domestic. IS bid.
corrKK.
CofIec-options opened dull. but sold up
10 points on scarcity Of sellers, but after.
wards essed off. partially steady at un-
changed to 10 points net advance. Sales
IS, $50 bags, including May. $l5 60dei5 30;
June. SASS: July. $3.50: September.
$H.75GIIs0; December. tl4f6 Spot
coiiss-Rlo, dull and easier; No. !. l5i4c:
mild. quiet: cordovs, I9i.@i8,1c. Ware
house deliveries yesterday. i.652 bags !;
New York stock today. 1888 bags;
United States stock. 1872 9i2 bags; afioat
for the United States, Si4,o00 bags: total
visible for the United States. 496. AIS bags.
against last year. SIS. 6s2 bags.
Rio--Market firm: No. 7, 10. 500; ex-
change. 9;sd; receipts. 5000 bags; stock,
1900 bags.
santos--No returns.
bury Market quiet: sales 5000
bags: prices :. pig lower TO y pig higher.
London--Market higher; prices IN
chAngedto Sd lower.
Hayre-Market steady sales, II coo bags !;
prices ABOUT - higher.
SUGAR
Raw, quiet and firm: refined. dull.
pxY eoors MARKET.
With the close of business today rates
we're better than anticipated. Staples,
fancy and colored cotton attracted princi-
nal attention. yet the commercial trade
was not active and there Was an improved
demand at jobhing handa As time wears
awav the outlook improves.
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IN 4H1EcT MARCH Z, 1854
1 0fEANER IDAHO

Will E34I8 YBSLKB WHABY At y z,
oCNDAYa TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
For Bdm0uds. Clinton, Browns Point. Langley
Ctseaady. fidalgo City. AnAcortes, aamiah end
Whatccm. and on Thursdays going through 70
Blaine and semiahmool Returning leave What
com Monday Wednesday. Saturday - p. "A.
Fare TO whascom. sl.e0: Freight TO whatcom. d
Z. D. BRowNfIELD. Managing Owner.
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La CONNER AND WILDLY ISLAND KOU'
STOPPING AT EvKRETT.
QTEAAER EAIRHAvRN
HOOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER RAINIER

Rebuilt aud refurnished leaves Merchants dock
Monday. "wednesday and Friday at . n. fog
Kingston Port Gamble. Bangor, seAheck, Lii
waup Duwatto, Hoocsport Union City and inter.
mediate poinis, arriving In Union City ~ p "a.
Leaves Union City = m. Tuesday, ThufsdAy
and saturday, arriving In Seattle At p m
6. r.. LIBBY MastnR
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PoRrLAND oRAIS MARKRr.

PORTLAND. April ls-whsst - Dull,
steady; Valley, s5c: walla walia, 75076c
ReY Genital
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LoSDos, April n Tho sooo1t Of
nulitoo gone int0 the Bank 1t EaeiAnd o.
balance teday. Ell 600 sterling
Uaxxs1 0nArs nAnxEk
Lfvnn1oof, April H. wheof-Ds0and
10y; rsd winter, = i0d-
Corn-kAey; dsmand fair: new mixed,
y lixd: futures. steady: demand moter-
ate, April. = lod: Nay. = Sd: june.
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SHARES SOLD.

SHARES SOLD.
The sales OF stocks were IS, Us shares, In.
Guiding: American Tobacco, 10000: Atchi.
con, $500; American Sugar, q, 100; Bur-
lington. 2. 700; Chicago Gas, 500; Read
ing, O. 100: ST. Paul, 500.
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EVERETT ROUTE
II STEAMER 0REYHOUNnI

UafIy eXCfpg SUNDAY,
Lvs Seattle. n 80 . Lvs seattle. l:l0 m
Lvs Everett. S:A5 m Tvs Everett. 2:01 m
s,ua.x. Leaves Seattle ................ 4:uO D m
Leaves everett. ........ :0J m
rARE-srssLE TAR, Use. ROUND TRIr, Sl.2A
Connects with boats for Tacoma and snohomish-
Landing, ColmAn dock. foot Of Marion street
eEATTLE AND TACOMA SAvfGA ZION CO..
-CLAup TRoUr, Pres z. W. GoopHu1t secy.