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erai list h6n per cent Sone Of the
speciairies were exceptions CANADIAN, Pa
Cite and Rubber gaining II. ara n 4 q
and Delaware & Hudson IL. The latter.
however. quickly lost the improvement.
Toward noon the shorts began 20 ever
ami the upward movement, was rexa-r,@d
and was continued in force during the
afternoon, with occasional reactions. AZ
a rfsIes the fluctuations in the active list
we're narrow. the features OF he srtc,.-
lAfive list being Manhattan, Leather p<a..
IoOacco. and others OF the spncIaifles in
$50 degree Reading was aiso b,ught
heSsity ard sold ap TO is1s with a r.
action to LIZ AMI q final rally ~ !. Der
cent The market was decidedly sfrcnz
AZ the close and an the main zS.d3& per
cent higher. the latter Leather pfG and
Chicago and Alton. The losses above a
fraction were IN Oregon Navigation and
the brunswick Company. which declined
] per cent
The bond market vas active ana gen.
orally higher throughout the day. The
southern Pacific issues were animated
ana higher. and figured for Size 90 in a
total OF G.s5s.3no. A block OF 10000 ST.
Psni fours, series A. brought so.
Government bonds-DuIl.
State boncs-DuiI
Railroad bonds-strong.
Parliamentary; closed g. o.. bid.
Financial.
Money on caii-Easy at ii1G2 per cent /:
last loan, Ia; closed. IA per cent Prime
mercantile paper. 3zsa5 per cent.
Sterling exchsage-Barely steady, with
actual business In bankers bills Az s; sss.
MAsSA Tor demand. and at 81 ssh n $50
Tor sixty days. Posted rates. slssl<x3
i-s@ and saseaiS0sa. Commercial bills,
A.s75zalsTa..
Silver eertiacatss-sTixg-s..
Bank Ciearances
Ine Following table. complied by Brad
streets, shows the total clearances al the
principal cities and the percentage OF In
crease or decrease. as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London. April 26-Bar silver 5ossd Con-
soils 115%. Bank Of England discount
rate. 2 per cent.
New York. April 2s.-The Evening
Posts London cablegram says: The week
~ settlement was satisfactorily conclud-
ed The payment for mines was enorm-
Gus, and money suddenly became scarce
and loans were made by the Bank of
England. Most OF the 10000 In gold ex-
ported today 20 the Cape is in connec-
ton with the issue OF the city OF JONAH
nesburg and Is a special operation.
Americans opened strong with good buy
ing Denver. Shesapeake and Canadian
Pacifcs especially were bought, as also
was Southern railroads. One hundred
thousand of these shares are said TO have
been marketed here and on the continent
There was a general feeling of weakness
in Americans later on. but the market
closed bullish. South Americans further
improved Consols were easier.
BreadstufrS and Grains.
Liverpool, April 2s.-Wheat-Flrm; de-
mand. moderate; No. red winter IS a.
Ne. . red spring IS ed No. hard Man
itoha - sd No | California IS 1tsd. Fu-
lures closed firm. with June I'D higher
April IS H. May So ID. June IS ii4d. July
- i&a, August IS 24d. September IS sd
C'orn-Spot. firm. American mixed, new
ss Sd Futures closed firm and unchang-
cd business heaviest on early posi-
tlons April as "a. May Is al. June Is
s'.d. July Is 4,5d. August IS 81. September
Il SID.
Fiour-Fair demand: st. Louis fancy
winter So
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. Is SIS.
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Transactions since January 1 and Fol
YaSrersiav


Real essata transactions sire. January
/ 1856 are s.. 20 So. There were fled
for record yesterday ten deeds. tha OF
si9srations aggrsgafing SIS "a N Follow
ing is the list as furnished by the Daily
Record, room e. Seheaewraau block.
E r. Shepherd TO 5. j. johnson and
Fred Larsen, block / Burka-s ist ada sic
Arthur 3. Jennings % T. II. Stevens.
lot / block =. jennings Ballard add. q.
c.. So.
J. Eurweu 20 William Hover. lots Il
70 IS. block y. Grand View add Des
Mofnes. 81
Lester Turner 20 s. c. Simpson. sss lot
:. block p, A. A. Denny's add. Es,ao
Green Lake Home Building and Guar
antse Conpany 10 Michael MeCarty, lot
5. block y. and lot Il. block &c. Wood
lawn aid Green Lake, SPA
Reliance Loan and Trust Company to
]. Binswanger. lots Is. Is -, 10 e. block
Il. River Park. 81
A Chilberg 20 Frank Jobst. lot 9
block 81. A. A Denny's 5th add, a. c. 81.
James Skinner TO Victor I. Hahn. lots
.. Il. IS. block Is; lots 70 4. block II.
Ross q add. sSsl-ao.
Annie and Henry Nesbitt to Frances
b Day. lots II, u. block 2. Francis II.
Days La Grande add, sl.uaa.
Eugene Allen 10 Henry w. Conkiin.
lot !. block l. Monros's ist add. q. e. 80
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Brcaistuns and Grains.

san Francisco. April se. Flour Fa miiy
extras. ss95Gi32s. bakers extras, S3l50
as superfne. saiesi2S5.
Wheat Firm; shippers are free buyers
n parcels adapted for export trade: SIS. @
sor No. / shipping with eoc for choice
si.has grades. 9st4as1ize.
R2Fiey-Business ny sample continues
Let; ana slow Feed. fair 20 good. ssQ
f'se choice 6Sa.r: brewing Sl1S7izc.
oats~The market IS well stocked and
eeyers satisfy all wants. Fancy ofrer-
iags are none too plentiful. Milling and
surprise 81 e7's9Li7tS: fancy feed. 81 Gs's
EiF7s; good - choice. a5cGsi: fair 20
coed asc: poor 20 fair s5siSsisc: black.
soainal gray. aScslsi 02ia.
Flour. sacks. $1,000: Oregon, Is sa7:
Washington. $40: wheat. centals. ~. al:
barley eentals, las; oregon. $3.50; oats
esaals. go. oregon. -: corn, ais; beans.
faeAS, i,z7o. potatoes. rs.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Firm; December. sS.o: May.
Sc
Barley Easy. December. sailc; May. &c.
Porr-Si1s
AFsu-$.Ls0
Produce
Po.atoss- New are coming IN freely
New. Aal'.c per pound Early Rose. 81
70 fairbanks. send0c. Oregon Bur
eeANS, &s1N'c Ter GENITAL
oeinos-4'holre. firm; California. GCG$i
orssoUs, $lHIS
hnt'er-Supples large; prices weak
over la@o pounds wens 20 british Co
.sasls yesterday. Creamery. fancy.
asalsc- secon-s IiaIec per pound
.sa'Fy fancy. i9ies.llc. fair IS ehotse. 50
~ store lots s.5c.
ceeese-cho.ee 10 fancy. Soc; fair TO
- tll'ee. Esstern. ordinary 10 fns.
l}c per pound
ksss~Cnch3n<e3. qCotasle az iel3llc for
were and = l3c for ranch.
financial.
~ bars s,l.sfsrfs Drafts-Sight Gee.
~sAioan doi.s5t. 8sS}. TelegrapA ...... -
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. April Is -Arrlved-S,ate
OF California. Astoria. Walia Walla. Vie
toris and Port Townsend. Departed
Hattie Gage Bristol bay. Arago. Coos
hay. bark Gen Fairohud, Nanaimo,
schooner AEaiea. Grav's Harhor. schooner
Ruby A. Cousins Wllapa Harbor.
Vancouver. Ap-il 25.--American schooner
NJ teor sailed last night for san Fran
cisco with humber.
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Union Depot Connections.

All trains from the West run into the
81 Paul union depot. making close con-
ections with THE Northwestern trains
for the East and South. PASSENGERS hold
ing tickets via the above line have only
a stem from their train 70 the elegantly
equipped "North-W estern' limited ieav-
inv :, Paul every day in the year. For
ladies travelling alone this Is especially
10 he considered. For tickets and sleep
ing car reservation call on
r w. PARKER,
Puget Sound Agent. COL Front St. Seattle.
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81 bars s,l,sstt. Drafts-Slght ...s
"~-Aican do .att. 44ssI, TelegrapA ,.s... -
NEW YORK MARKETS.


~
-. leFS Arrl S-THe stock market
.s.r...,le'v'ly setiye today. and although
a. A"~' Irregular. prizes IN majority
tesss recorded Ia advance On the DAYS
g. speculation was active az the
~ ana salns were maGe OF n. ia
s,a...%s5sey teotral ana Tobacco and a
r. w NfanEers. exceptions being
So. 3's- A1d abe Corlagr shares
So - ~ = The dtVressiaus ia these
-. Is were ~oaa con.nunicat.t - fhe
49, s4e i-st Sew Jersey Central fe-
- NaAona. bssa z. aa6 ths sea-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HUIEL DII,IER.
J. =. AcAndrew, Whatcosn.
A. b Acorn, Whatcom
q. +. Stinson. Snohomfsh.
-. q. Pearson. Stanwooi
r. Grssnon. GAINESVILLE Ind
Z I. Donshue. East Sound.
= = Smith, San Francisco.
Richard Jsffs. Green River
Mass E<Ina Dwe4sy. La Conner
Miss NJ. Cederbrand. La Conner
W A Usher and wife, Everett.
Georse Hart, Utsalaiy.
James Ceari. Snohomish.
Amer Sttason. Snohomish
II. SpureIi. Snohomish.
r. w. Cleland, Snohomish
q. +. Stinson. Snohomish.
Theron Ferguson. Snohomish
G l.. I~aryey, Snohomish
John Connolly. Snohomish.
=. Z. Thornton, Snohomlsh.
II. j. Kennedy. Snohonl!sh-
". r. Booth. Snohomish.
@. b Deering, Snohomish.
A. Reiman. Snohomish.
r +. Gsertn, Snohomish.
r &. Ferguson. South Snohomish.
Robert Cavins, South Snohomish.
J. III. Shippull, South Snohontsh.
". Q. Newman, Salt Lake City.
G.. g. England. 'Snohonaish.
George w. Shaw, SSnohomish.
John Often, Snohomish.
r. Y. Metan. SnOhomish.
W. Dezort, Snohomish.
Tom Cole. Snohom!sh.
Tom Lane. Snohomish.
/. Wilber. Snohomish.
J. r. Todd. SBohomish.
Fred Perry. Snohomlsh.
a. ellis, Snohoulish.
A. Hagart. Snohomish.
William Whirford, Suohomish.
DIR. William Patterson, Snohomtsn.
DIR. Thopas Keefe, Snohomish.
Or. ], II GODDARD, snchomish
". II. letters, Snohomish.
]. f. Frank, Hartford.
George c. Monroe, Granite FallA
Charles Niemyer, Machias.
+. Brackberg, Sedro.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
A. A. Robinson. Spokane.
]. G. Jeffery. Spokane.
s. II. Piles. city.
i. T. Sullivan, Muckieshoot.
Mrs. Sullivan, Muckleshoot.
J. NJ. Goodfellow, Victoria
J. s W. Furlong. Wisconsin,
A. L. Quinn. Lincoln. Neb.
G. \. Byington. Syracuse.
l.. II. Reed, North Yakima
g. s. Courier, North Yakima
Mrs. Wood. Portland.
Mrs. Smith, Portland.
VI. X. Wigton, Tacoma
w. w. Cole. Faust Company.
T. f. Davis, Utsalsdy.
Frank F.. Clark. Portland
r E. Mckinley. Tacoma
T.. l.. Ensei, Everest.
]. Rector. Olympia.
e. g. Graham. Olympia
z. W. De Wortrim, Tacoma
]. 4. Neher, Whatcom.
A. Wicgel. Tacoma
w. n Van Lehu. Port Angele0s
w. J. Collins, Spokane.
w. II. Dulmage Spokane.
+. j. ID. Browne, Spokane.
HOTEL BUTLER.
T. ". Wilson. Fairhaven.
John Thomas. city.
T. F. Trumbea, Port Townsend.
j. NJ. Potter, Port Townsend
j. T. Atherton. St. Paul
Dora y. Howe, Tacoma
H. w South. Snohomish.
NJ Siiverthan. New York:
L.. r. Winstock. New York.
Il. J. Hutchlngs, san Francisco.
Mrs. Jessie webster. CauSco. Iowa
Miss Trurnbesll, CauSco, Iowa
&. Stewart Sumas.
4. Iegrand, Portland.
NJ j. Hunt, Chicago.
O. c. Goodman and wife. Tacoma
James F. Bell, Everett.
George II Smith. Tacoma
T A. Bringhsm and wife. Charleston
] II. McCuin Bost on.
George ID. Heairick. Cincinnati.
f Foley Spokane.
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The Fireburs Held for Trial

John Mills. coiored, who Is charged with
hs,-irs, committed arson at the tnstigAtion
Of Thomas r. Shoemaker, waived pre-
lirninary examination in the municipal
court Yesterday afternoon. and was COM
United 20 the county jail in default or
81 coo bonds Shoemaker waived an ex-
animation Thursday afternoon. and Nes
committed In default OF the same amount
o. hon1S.
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EVERETT AND ssoHoMssH RIVER

steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves Lilly
fssSardus * Co.'S dock. one block north
saturday. az ie midnight for Rirhmnns
r,unlonds, Mukilteo, Mosher. Everett
MspysvHle East Everett. Lowell and
,sHohonish, connecting at Snohontsn with
nuais Tor cherry Valley, Toit and All up-
river points, Returning leaves Snohomish
s-s8 a. m daily. excepting Sunday, con-
Meeting az Seattle with steamers for Ia
coma ana Skagit river. Both freight and
pasSengers. Fare-50 cents 10 all points
Meals cents. Berths-e 8 and % cents.
LILLY. BoSA1snufS s. co. Inc.
Owners and Managers
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steamer City OF Champaign or Steamer
Clan Mcdonald
Leaves Lilly. Bogarius e. Co. dock, Seat
iie-Iuesday, April 3. at a. m: Thurs
Gay. April =, at a. m. Saturday, April
y, at a. IN.
Leaves Mount Vernon wednesday.
Api1i "a. ut u a. m. Friday. April Is AT
y noon. sunday. April =. ar u. M, con-
nesting at Seattle with steamer Mary r.
Perley and Glide for Tacoma AMI Everett
freight and passengers. Calling at Ed
nonds, Kichrnond, Ttllalip. Stanwood.
Florence. Fir. Skagit City. Mount Vernon
and Avon.
LILLY. BOCARDufs & co, Inc,
Owners and Managers. Seattle.
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rsrti4HI .t249sStS W fAtsiss W
Trade movement in the local produce
szrksts was very inactive yesterday and
ssnsideraaIe shading of prices was done
n dealers In order 20 effect sales. Re-
ef.yts were light. and with the exception
Il oranges and apples. carry over stocks
.srs quite large. The market. generally
ssssting. Is bare, which Is attributed TO
r. cleaning up OF old stock and the
snsl receipts OF new stock. IN merchan-
as lines things arc much different, and
trads has improved wonderfully so far
tkls month IN comparison TO the same
sunber OF days last month. This mar
tss generally has been firm and stocks
81 all descriptions are large. The oil
market remains stiff and an advance is
expected az almost any time. The -four
market is firm, but prices have not ad-
ssneea any up 10 the present time. This
change In due TO the advance In the
price OF wheat Fresh meats show no
change.
Sales OF oranges were fairly large and
stocks we're pretty well cleaned by even
.nz. Full prices were readily obtained
for fancy stock. Mediterranean sweets
aud seedlings moved off freely, the low
prices ruling attracting buyers. especial
Is peddlers and small retail dealers.
Lannon's are In large supply and sales are
fair a. the low prices prevailing. Lines
are IN light supply and prices are firmly
held. Sales Of choice apples were small.
because OF the low stocks and the high
prices Considerable medium class stock
was disposed of to hawkers. Tropical
fruits continue I'm medium supply and
ssles are quite brisk at the quoted rates.
The demand for bananas especially Is
brisk. and orders are pouring in daily
from Interior towns and British Column
ha points Dates also sell readily at
quotations. The dried fruit market shows
hg; little change and only the choice
varieties are In demand. and thesp are
handled In small lots. Nuts continue In
hfge supply and the market Is Inactive.
Vegetables. especially the new varieties,
are In large supply and the demand has
Rot yet reached the volume expected by
dealers. Prices yesterday were about the
sane as on the preceding day Receipts
Of new potatoes were large and consider
sble new stock was disposed OF at the
ssoted rates. Good onions are moving
e9 well at the recently advanced figures.
nIher commodities In this line remain
about the same.
Stocks OF butter, both creamery and
dairy. are large and prices continue weak.
with downward tendency. Cheese is
moving of slowly.
Eggs arrive freely and the quoted rates
ell along the street remain at about 12c.
Rome dealers receive more for their
stock
The poultry market Is Inactive and
dealers find II difficult 10 dispose OF any
'bing but young stock, for which full
prices are readily obtained.
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Ra,incei Rates,

TIL. Great Northern Railway has Just
,,ia~ed ON sale the following combina ton
tickets. good IN all cases for six rides:
between Falrhaven or New Whatcom and
seattle $40. Mount Vernon and Seattle.
& "a. seattle and Everett. 81 Tickets
viii be good for individual or firm use
and limited TO sixty days
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SAN JUAN IsLASps-srrAurn ~

San JUAN ISLANDS LY-
Ola THOMPSON
Sarryins United States mail. leaves City
uoSk. loot or Main street. Monday We'd
nesday snd Friday at a. M for Port
unoNnsend. San Juan Islands and New
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is.
leave Port Townsend $50 a RI Tssx..
rtiaay HaTbor 1855 a M: leave Roche
sisfoor E.0 .. M. arrive New Nhateosn
Soc p. m.
south Bound-I.eave New wha.eom 1sa
n. m. Ieave Roche Harbor zoo a m !.
leave Friday Harbor f0:0o a m: lsavs
sTt townsend s:o p. m: arrive Seattle
~ X. thompson, managing owner. J. A
hatheid. agent. Phone $50
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The Modern Child.
Texas Siftincs


TlFerlv Friend OF the Family funmar-
riedl-FIow do you feel this morning. my
little girl
Mamie aged seven asiiel-He r. going
ahead pretty fast. lie calls me bis little
girl already.
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FLY ON THE FLYER

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four r>sani trips daily except sunday.
IN one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. SSAttle-TacousA
route, as follows.
Taking effect
TUESDAY, NAY I
TIME CARD
Leave Seattie-EsS l.iS - m. es& SIS
2 m Leave Tacoma-s:so - m. l.oG t.Sa
N,sa 2. m.
Sunday
Leave SeattIe--:fs A. m. issoa $500 p m
Leave T&coms-s.Se a m. ia 70 p IA
landing at Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
ssolaa. and Commercial dock. foot OF Mar
fcn street. Seattle
sundays, excursion rates On steamer
fieetwood: fare. SOC.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. April = --Wheat-waiia Wal
a. il&sse: valley. a0Ma0lec per hushaL
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PORT TOWNSEND, PORT ANGELES
AND dungeon ElssS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria, at n. m. passengers re-
ceived on board at a. m) April .. {. IL.
Is, = and %.
For Alaska-Aprii 3. 3. 10 and = At
a. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports, a, a. m. April 8. 10.
Is. %. . and %.
Tickets may be obtained at the ofiiec OF
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS a CO.,
General Agents, San Francisco.
j. r. TROWBRTDGE, Act. p. 8. Supt..
Seattle.
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Excursion % Snoquslmis Falls mex;
Sunday. Fare for ro0nd trip. s.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

rr-.gT FOR SATURDAY.
portland, Or. April -. fEs.
JAZZ r. s. PAGUE. Forecaster.
r,rpAgTMEST OF AGRICUL~
y -r-pE WEATHER BUREAU.
nsu.Y BULLETIN.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash
Capital. ............................. siooooo
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
arthur idth A. Denny y, Wee Prss siien,
Frank Frank [ Biodge aa, wan ASSISTANT cashier
sigmnnd sehwabacher. John Collins.
E. c. Neufeider. +. W. wiimans.
Transacts q savings bank business ex-
Deposits received from 81 TO $4,000.
binary deposits.
Dividends declared las, days Of May and
November Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
COO as up e oRes 8 HS@Sars street Lon
don. Branches. Portland. San Francisco,
Seattle, Tacoma, Victoria. New Westmin-
couver, b. c. A general banking and ex-
change business transacted. Loans made.
granted. Deposits received on current ac-
count subject TO check. Interest paid on
r. LEA BARNES. Manager.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Corner Commercial and YesIer ave.
paid-up capital. .................... $500. 900
Transacts a general banking business.
NJ y BaiiaFd. ..-'.....'...'..: ..-.. PRESIDENT
H. q. HENRY. vice President
H. h spencer. Cashier
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Paid up capital. $50. 600
surplus ......s-......s..-...x lyD,op1
j. n. Mc1sEAW- sss...-. PRESIDENT
Maurice McMicken..........Nf President
General banking business transacted
Sight and teIegraAlic exchange payable
In all the principal cities OF the
United States and Europe.
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Incorporated 1887 Capital. 500 900
Bailey Building. Second and Cherry SITS
--Transacts a.
GENERAL BANKING AND SAVINGS
Business.
Deposits received in any amount from 81
upwards and interest allowed thereon.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
8. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
ACLTNoMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
leave Arrive
olympia at. esN N Tacoma at e.ss n N
Tacoma at. loco a ma Seattle ism -
seattle at. l:vo p IA Tacoma at. sso N n
Tacoma at. $50 y IN Olympia al. $50 . N
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle ...... % IN Tacoma 49,. s.sn n ~
Tacoma .....lo:oQ a M OLYMPIA - a., = -
SSlympia 900 p N Tacoma -, $500 q m
Ascona -. $50 y m. Seattle ... $50 . IA
rare between Seattle and tacoma 81
cents Landing at Seattle. City dosk
foot OF Main street. SN.
CITY DOCK Co. Agenta
capt II Wiley. Manager. Telephone ga
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EvANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at i2:i
A. m. for Port Townsend. Port WilIiams.
Dungenesa. Fort Angeles. Port Crescent,
Gettysburg. Fysht. Clallam Bay and
Seah Bay. returning. arrives Seattle go
2. m. on opposite days. Steamer Evangei
leaves Yesfer dock for Port Townsend
Port Williams Dungeness, Port Angeles
ana Victoria. Mondays. Wednesdays and
iernate days p. m
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nAsefvatsons taken at all stations at
Tsfh meridian time g .. 10. Pacific
k.l GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Oberseryer IN Charge
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TIA total sales % stocks today were
ga ~ shares including. American Sugar,
= ~. American Tobacco, $40. Chioseo
cas- 9 40 l. & q =. e 80; General
Yg...rt, an. Manhattan Con. 7.po; -
central - sW; Northwestern. +5oa
Reading - SNa. s. Paul. l1.So. Silver
Certla-ates. ~ o0o; Southern railroad. 70
So. DO RID. SSN; L. :. Les 'heT, As". do
- s,Y. Wheeling & Lake Erie. 400.
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Tides Mt seattle Harbor Today.
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AT Port Townsend.

~ 5.u 60 1,ell AAs@y VI ~ e.o
Seattle. April rs. iS6.
rxchanges al Seattle. Tacoma and Port
.zd clearing houses today were:
Clearances. Balances.
sxr.IanS .............s lls, 51J - xlI,ls5 70