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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-30

IN July ribs Of TIC. From tire opening
prices there was very little change dur
ing Tas remainder OF the day, and dull
Tess characterized tie days business.
w1th the following declines established:
July pork. locs lard. 7s-c:. ard rfes. -i-c-
Closing Quotations
Wheat-Ap-f. 3s+c: May. SAC: July.
s4zsc. September. s5lsc.
ccrn-Aprii. Sssc: May. Essc: July.
SIC
oa,s-Aprn, z&c: May. esxc: July.
:snsc
Pork-Aprfl. s12f7: May. sral7.
Lars-Apr1l. s. -; May. E.s8.
Rias--Apr1i. ss-.a. May. a..
Barsey-5Ii.c.
Rv-g5c
F1ax-sls3
TEuosHy-Efo
Live stock.
For the first time In several weeks
there was fairly good supply OF cattle.
the receipts being estimated az 1850.
against 10 q week ago. Prices showed
general decline OF lleIi5c, and dressed
beef firms supplied themselves with COM
mon 10 choice i've steers weighing so 20
1850 pounds al s. soG5 g. the bulk OF their
purchases being made at 81 75f1S.T5. Cows
sold ar E-s514-sa; largely a. s1G4 Texas
cattle numbered about SO head, and sold
better than ordinary natives.
hogs-Receipts were about . 90, and
prices broke as soon as trade was CON-
El>nced- There was reduction Of from
sqi5c Per 10. At the reduction there was
iar activity. heavy hogs selling a, 81
G4-s for common 10 extra; light weights
a. H5@4ise
In sheep there was q badly overssocked
mark, today. the receipts being 1880
head. Common nocks were too numerous.
ana trade IN thar class was dragging a,
a decline of ioc or more. Native sheep
sold at ss140. chiefly at $50 and up
ward Westerns sold a. ssd4g0, Texans
81 85G3-50. aud iambe at s5d5. %.
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Financial.

New York. April 2e.-The Evening
POSTS London cablegram says; The pres
ent situation in the far East has affected
the Speculative markets today. Paris
sold heavily Of Brazilians, International
stocks and mining shares There was a
general fail here In al these. Americans
reacted wafh other speculative stocks.
but closed trifle better. Colonial stocks
were also In good demand, although the
tendency OF the colonies to make new
large lonas is bad Queensland and New
Zealand have both tuzt issued large loans
and Victorian issue Is expected. The
lndlan government announces the re-
newal OF two million treasury bills. This
means no fresh sterling loan. RothS-
child Is steadily buying bar gold from the
open market.
BreadstufYs and Grains.
Liverpool. April 2e-Wheat-Spo. firm:
demand moderate: No. rsd wlntee s. -
No red. spring, IS sd, No. l hard Mani
toha, IS Sad. No. California, IS I'D Fl-
lures closed firm, with near positions IA n
I'D higher. and distant positions ie1z. d
higher. April. SIS I'd; May, IS 2lad; June,
- 2&.d: July, 5s 5izd: August. IS ID; Sep
tennber. IS 4lsd.
Corn-Spot firm; American mixed, new.
Is sd. futures closed firm. with near posi-
tons Nd higher. and distant positions I'D
higher; April and May. IS Sd: June, Is
sid: July. 4s SID; August. Is Cd: Septem-
Der. Is sgd.
Flcur-Firxn; demand. fair: st. Louis
fancy winter. SIS.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, e IS.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadstufY- and Grains.

San Francisco. April 2s.-Flour-Higher
all around. Family extras. s.. 80;
bakers extras. s3.i043 80; superfne. s. .
Ceso.
whrst-Rumors about the disposal OF
the syndfcate whea, now Tn warehouse
caused more or less unsettled feeling No
shipping wheat. eoasib.c for common
n choice. milling grades bJoyant at es34
G9sec.
n.riey-Fsrv,,er, without any marked
Improvement tn trade. Feed. fair 70 good
saa Qs5c: choice. 6SA.s3isc: brewing. seq
S'vc-
oats-Fair array 81 offerings r. pre-
ented on the produce exchange tahle~,
hat business IL quiet Milling and SIR
prise 81 0T,5di.i7is; fancy feed. si.03saa
ie7ls good 20 choice. asc0$l: fair TO coed
sss5c. poor 10 fair, S0s1ss. black. nom
mai gray. a5c6 sl02is.
Flour. sacks. $50. Oregon. ass: wheat
eentals Ash: Oregon. 81; barley centals,
iqs7: oregon, 3.sea: oats. s95: Oregon.
tt59: Washington. s.oas; corn. 25s: beans,
sacks. 665.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Dult; December. sSs.c.
Barley-pull: December. eSiac
Corn-sii5.
Bran-sla5o per ton.
Produce.
fotafoes-NeN dtd a little better today,
receipts being small. New. s.8ihc per
pound. Early Rose. iaGlsso: Burbanks. 4o9
ss: Oregon Burbanis. ta3S5c per Genital.
Ruttcr-ReceiVts large; creamery fancy.
~ isc. seconds. iigi1c per pound: dairy
fancy. let4uilc; far TO choice. Sstec.
store lots 6n7c
ChePSe--Choice 20 fancy. eG.-: fair 20
Eeod. s'4g5isc; eastern. ordinary TO nne.
hsitc per round.
Egss-Unchanged.
Financial.
slvc- bars ssts fsaifs prarfz-Sight $500. &
Mexican dol 49, saS5t. TVleuranh - ~
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Financial
go bars SIS 7eit. prafts-Sight 49,. s
Geffcan dol s.ll. faN5t~ Tgiewranh
Mining stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


Nev YORK. s7sli 2-The week opened
we stock exchange active. Sugar
- 'af 1"Af ar& tasn Tobacco. the lat
-. "S e1 ga n both eases the
~saS Vas d4e - the selling OF long
eaA 10 take prouts Al the lower rg-
- o4yers came tnso she market. san
-. .'H'as ear ,hc tarory tAat tt is safe 20
:. On reactions TIE IuEust -lsls we're
=. ne most demand Tobacco being a
-, iaFo't,e. ana recovered "a 20 -
-. '.-eFS Na@ Also t0 good demand and
= "aae SHSar rat.e3 per cent
Srafral FIST Pullman rose -. par
.Ro haar before naon tra3ir- VAS lr-
- TIE -osi SHARES were strong and
- j. faE Reading and Delaware &
~ l-l for l-ackswannns ana = for
Is. 60 central on thc ogher hand.
~sesS WtTe heavy add declined
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. April 29.-Arrived-Sh
Guardian, Everett; ok Palmyra, Port
Gamble; schr Lily. umpqua; Arcata, Coos
bay; schr Del Norte. Coquille river. De-
parted-State OF California. Astoria and
Portland: schr Orient. Gray's harbor
Frelghts and charters-Am sh Elweil
lumber from Puget sound 10 Port Prize
Am schr King Cyrus. lumber from Ia
coma TO Port Pirie; Am blk oregon. lum-
Der from Puget sound 10 Sydney.
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Tacoma, April 2a.-Speclal.-The whale
back City of Everett went on the dry
dock at Quartermaster harbor last night.
and viii be in several days repairing.
Schooner Young Eagle is due at the St.
Paul & Tacoma mill 10 load lumber.
Collier Mackinaw Is at the coal bunk
ers
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HOTEL BUTLER

HOTEL BUTLER
J. z Lusz, san F'rzncfsro
LoEsg1ass Ah--so-6. Al2cc~-eA
D. v. Ysz-gt-- A-zco--es
" y. We4aS, Aracorees-
Mrs. c. 3. Czsr-sSr. San Francisco
Mrs ". 3. Tier. Sidney.
. p. Nam 81 PAU.
Fred Lee. Tacoma
2. ". Starr. Port Townsend
". NJ Merck. Port Tornsez.d
Mrs. A Htn1eth. Cosrpevssae.
Hiss II. Kortzesl. Cosspsvnle
l. Powell. New YORK
u. Z Mansfield Bczssnr
Water Boxe.a. Pcr, Towusersd
II. NJ Sta1ssy. Atrsz-
8. Boyle. Tacoma
Mrs. P. A. Kanfe-. Red Lake FANS.
George II Smith. Tsscor,a-
Roherx Mcdowell. Tacoma
Charles Rue~. San Francesca
J. J. Mckay and wife. TacouA
Ns.l Macarthur. Grand ForkA
". 3. King. city.
A. z. J. Perc4val. Srrksne.
v. ]. Knapp. Arsac0-sssl
HOTEL NORTHERN.
Lester W. Davsd. Blaine.
c. c. Graham. Olympia
G. c. Berkhosgn, Tacoma
r. s. McGiysisy. Tacoma
d. J. Mccain. Tacoma
A. W. Alvey. Tacoma
A. NJ Waite. S~sro.
V. II Reckn1a-l. Tacoma.
Major G. II Garfashe San rr2AciDco.
Or. ]. l. Mahe-, Phtlsdelph.A
]. p. MaIoney, Phla3elpslta-
W. J. Collins. spokane.
J. VI. K4tc. Whatcc-n.
Hon. 6 J. Chadwick. Oiymr4a.
Hon. ". T. Forrest. Olympia.
NJ e. Reed. Olympia
A w Merrill, Olympia
J. Rector, Olympia
J. Rosby. Spokane.
z. o Kinghenaal. Pomeroy.
W II X Smith, 81. Paul.
A. Campbell pacons-
r. Allyn. Tacoma
A A Robinson. Spokane.
HOTEL DTLLER-
W. T. Burton. whatcom.
D. s. Torrey, Whatcon1.
J. ID. Hayes. Wicke-szlara-
81 Norgans, Black Diamond.
w 8 Moore, Black Diamond
C D. Winkler. Tacoma
David Murray. E-lleesSoU-g-
Mrs. r. J. Smith, Gilman
Mrs, Ixi5dla. North Bend
George Hart, JtSalaay.
Fred Olds. Cherry Valley.
F. r.. Mcdonald. SnohouI4sh
y. Downsy. la Conner.
r O. English, Nj. Vernon.
/ nj. Pickens. Chehal!s.
r g Heensff Tacoma
L N Sal. ColpevB.e.
Is. McCsinnis. Whatcom-
G. Rlsich, Marysvslle.
N. NJ. Richardson Iglorp, wash
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sKAGrr RIVER ROUTE


steamer CITY OF Champaign leaves rsiiv
a~SaINGS q % = dock. Sss4tsSs Monday
Apgsi =, a 10 Z. m. "Wednesday Mar i.
a = nsAtiitghts Saturday, May 4 at a. N,
leaves Mt Nasgsoa Tuesday Aprsi 80
Al = =. m; Thursday. May at s y. m .
StIzsiay. May s. Al s a. m. essnne.rtfrx az
SEATTLE WITH steamer for Tssc1EnA a4ad
EN ea,vsf tfTcseht ard pass~sgav~l.
calling at EsisnSe1Sis Richmond TSalaIso
Stanwood, Florence, FIR Skasyst cry Nj.
Vernon and Avon. Conneos4sig at Mt
Vernon with steanler Ir<sA@ssa For Nc~si-
ley, Sstro, Hsns2itca. LyTTsaa. EAr~is' Nest
ana Stnk. Both frsaSht and passengers
Meals. &c brrt1lS, &C and zoo. fare ST.
round trip, Elsa
LILLY, RoGARpyS & co. Urcl.
Owners and MANAGERS. SeatxlA
H II. M'ppN ARD, Aa@tez-
JUDD ELLIOTT, rurser
T'aSapaole: is9. Office, SO dock.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. April 9--wheat-Firm. inac-
tive. valley. 5o1Slc per bushei; Walia
Walia. s9gsDc.
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Lessons IL
FRENCH, MUSIC
AND GERMAN
Given by Arrangement

REFERENCES David c. Garrett.
St Marks rectory; Mrs. l. +. }; hunt,
vsrrow Lake Washington: Rev. Wallace
Swt.frr l1s0 University street. and pa
renfs 81 former pupils
F'nr further information apply 70 me
MISSES wI<TERBOURNE 1915 Rose
street near Madison. Seattle.
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THROUGH TOURIST CARS

Steamship NicEera leaves T2ocoavsr
NAY = for usaoIuia. Fiji AID Australia
steamship ErnpreSs % China leaves
vancouver May 3 for China ard Japan.
Canadian Pac31c Railway ,sekes ofiSe.
s. Erozg street
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DEXTER HORTON & CO., BANKERS.
Incorporated 1887.
Sdpita ......-.....s............ .s-sossv
President. A A Denny

surplus ....-..-...........-... -stvSsSsS
v vIss Prs s,i;ii.Awi a M p faag
Manager "; II: Latimer
Cashier......F. r Van Tuyi
Sight exchange and teiegraphtc trans
fers on New York. Chicaxo. St Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points In
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms.
Bonds. stocks and other vaiuahles re-
ceiyed on deposit for safe keeping.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

FLY ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
FoEr round trips daily except sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER ~SI.fEk
Regular daily trips. Seattle Aacens
route, as follows.
Taking erect
TUESDAY. MAY =
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle a. III :lS a. m, ~ 80
e m Leave Tacoma-ss0 - N. I'M s-sss
Sta =. IN.
Sunday
Leave Seattie--,nn g. r.. u. 90 ssW p q
Leave Tacorna-e.sa a IN. esS - p n-
Landing a. Northern racinc wharf, Ia
coma, snd Commercial dock. foot OK MAI
Ion street. Seattle
sundays excursion rates on Rteanier
fleetwood: fare. Soc
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Portland ............. %. 400 I'd 45, 40 %
The local produce markets were quite
Eysly yesterday, and some lines were
vel cleaned up at the close OF the days
sssluess. A large shipment was received
by the steamer Queen, and included fresh
,rs.ts vegetables and dairy produce. Be-
,,aes this shipment. considerable stock
was received overland. which included
kanaass and strawberries. The latter
.fgl, vas quoted at IS per case, with
aoxaHard tendency. The former brought
rom g. % 10 s. per bunch. In merchan-
a:se lines movement was good and prices
generally firm at quotations. All grades
Of California -four advanced is cents per
barrel yesterday, and another slight raise
i expected at almost any time. Novelty
A ras advanced 10 cents per barrel, and
anosasr raise Is expected inside OF ten
DAYS, The oil market remains firm, and
~ further advance Is expected for some
letle time. Offerings OF grain and mill
feed are small. and consequently prices
have an upward tendency. Fresh meats
are firm az quotations.
Fancy navel oranges are IN large de-
mand. ard merchants are holding for full
frures. as stocks are small. Sweets and
seedlings sell well. especially 10 peddlers
ana small retail dealers. There are a few
fancy apples on the market. and dealers
are holding firm for high prices. which
are readily obtained on account of the
sarcity Of stock. Even medium and poor
grades are bringing full figures. Dried
fralts show no change. Tropical fruits
move of well. especially bananas and
choice figs. Nuts are neglected. Sales of
lines aud lemons are small.
In tire vegetable line the new stock has
the preference. and prices are daily grow
ing weaker as the supplies increase. Re-
eeipts OF new potatoes are daily increas-
Ing and prices are lower and weaker.
Native rhubaro Is In large supply. and
sales are heavy at the low prices prevail
.nr
All -rades Of butter are In heavy sup
ply. and the low prices show no signs of
Improving. Even fancv creamery stock
Is shaded in order to effect sales. Cheese
is also in large supply. and the ruling
rates are firmly held. Eggs are In mod
crate supply. and the ruling rates yester-
day were II and l2,z cents per dozen.
There Is plenty OF poultry on the market
20 satisfy the demands OF trade. and
stock ls firm AT quotations. Choice young
stock has the preference.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol.
lows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a m. passengers re-
esiyed on board at a MI AprilS. s. I2.
X. 2s and -
For Aiaska-April s. s. ~ and q as
a. N.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
ruget Sound ports, at . 4. M. April s. 10,
Is. %. IS and 50.
Tickets may be- obtained at the ofrec %
the company at Ocean aeck. Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS a CO,
General Agents san Francisco
y. =. TRowBRfDGE. Act. p. s. Supt..
Seattle.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.

OSSkSSAseA s4o~A- SSANklcs W2Sa-
Capital.................. xcaeoo
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furfh. .......................P President
Arthur A Denny. 1913. Vice pNssient
John Leary..........Se Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. .Man'gr. Cash'r, sec "
Frank I. Bledgett. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwahacher. John Collins.
z. {. Neufeider. +. ". Wilmans
TranSacts q savings bank business ex-
clusiveiy.
Deposits received from 81 10 SIC Co.
Interest allowed per annurn. Six per
cent. on term deposits. per cent on or
binary deposits
Dividends declared last days Of May ana
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved coliaterais only.
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THE Hope -.
Kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS
FOR BOYS AND Girls.

Morning session. so TO 1890. Held In
Prosch's hall. Ninth and James streets
Renton Hlil. corner OF Rose and Madison
streets.
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Total Sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were
500. 900 shares. including: American Sugar.
3, 800: American Tobacco, 800: Burling-
ton, 800: Chicago Gas. 400. Distililng.
B.. TOO; General Electric, 400: Kansas &
Texas. preferred. 300: Missouri Pacific.
400; National Lead. $500: New Jersey
Central. 400: Northwest. $500. Reading.
IS 500. Rock Island, 500. ST.. Paul. II 100;
Southern Railroad, 4701. United States
Cordage. 3.6l0: United States Leather. %
900; United States Leather preferred
$500; Wheeling 4 Lake Erie. 3,ooo
Hops.
Hops-Quiet
wooi-Firm.
Metals.
Pig fron-ouIet: American. f95o4i25 80;
Scotch. sigGao.
Copper-Steady: exchange price. 50 Is.
Lead-Fair: exchange price. s30sil.
Tn-Quiet; Straits, sIi9A.io; plates,
dull.
Spelter-FIat; domestic. $50.
Coffee.
Coifee-Op.ions closed firm at czd9
points net advance; December, si44SG
1850 Spot coffee-Rio. steady: No. :. Ice.
MId-Steady.
sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining, 2u-Iso;
centrifugal. % test. SIC. Refined
Higher.
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Principal. Miss Winterhourne SFroe pe,
T-nfor, GRADUATE of the Home and Colonial
Training College. London, Engiandl. who
holds A King county teachers certificate
second grade.
Pupils received AZ any time
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Fees fpayahle n advance for either ses-
slonD. So per month
A small Zee OF . cents per month VIII Dc
charged for kindergarten materials. use OF
cans ard stationery. The methods OF
saacbIne are based on FROEBEL'S SYS-
rEeM which IL now being universally
a5optea by the best teachers OF infants.
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reservations taken al all stations at
18th meridian time 6 p. m. Pacific
srsl GEORGE -. SALISBURY.
Oberserver In Charge.
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Seattle. April .. 1885.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
aad clearing houses today were:
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