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New NlIf~ K4ln4

So, 80 te3le"tag rev suits we're elea in The
1870 court YESTERDAY.
'N5'fS p Nata-. lr ~ David T.
,.., - haTe &c pleasure q giving the ex-
s - q 'vo prominent cilies.ns Of Rexion
. 80 =. 'a4r % the u~c a Chamberlain
! ~ i.sa',7.y, MA y. Tn.deil Sav~
xA ave slways ncclved promp, relsef
n. '.ss,i tfalat~rlsins taash kep,.x.v."
r. n Hai,hrr ssv>- SFar thr,e vesrs
! -. e>'vi tAaalherls.ns tov.h keine.iv
ls,n ..' sa,nily an is results have always
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For
Colds
And Coughs

Early in the Winter. | took a
a severe cold which developed
into an obstinate. hacking cough,
which troubled me for nine weeks,
in snlfa or medical aid
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL NORTHERN.

~ a G&A% WI AAA~bA~hs
A T,r,vvbrfage. Ny c q Reeder, Spok
+ III Haekegt, Bos'n + L Ensel. Everett
RevpEettzl@r. Sal + K Thompson +
JAiRevslstoke. Reeve ] Roxby, Spokane
- Mitchell y Y 81 " Marsh. Spok
wFCalvert. NwhrmJ u shelby. Ptld
{ ii CtSsua y " mo + Cosper, Tacoma
No T We!t \ r Eo ale4sa9sr s sk
I, Clar~csehe, Eyer't = - ark. ;
JHSrnfrhson. Ellen'g J @ Goodwin Jhorp
Y II iiec smAu. Tao " kene. sheoa
e II Smith, Tacoma " Z Cotrel ;
r r Turner. Olym r pengier. y
prMt5 Beneiict, Cle'dMrs McClsnan. y v'h.
Mrs Benedict, Clev'dI. stewart, Elm ,, is
Pe Har9. f E9erss5 + s9lih Tae5@a
:. = Aver Olympia 4 " Alvey. DO
r Smith. Pt Ang ] R@ctor, do
] Hsrsch. \ west'r a wugei. Tacoma
HOTEL DILLER.
g rs,,rera-7e. Anac't V A Passey. yesler
Us a. : Bo7aia- Il 6 II Johnson. Hoau'm
l. : Jones. Arilng'R ] Hagan. snohomish
Es I2Gseff versst H RrE s1s' c y
. = Hopk. level J + McAdazn. wh,'m
HOTEL BUTLER.
A r percivaL Ever't : Narbarton. T.c
\ Mueller. % EABraashas9,, carra
Mrs Williams. Tao CKsteWar;. Eilsns <
] Ii Pope. Monte Or c : Reeves, Tacoma
Jane. Waste. : - = Z F hli's; 30 %
!; Donald. \ Yakima L Z Fisk. Helena
{ g Reezer. Sp.ok Mrs Flsk, Do
! = iseEs 4 J l, c 5sr- I s..,i
Louis Glass. So Ell Ens@l. Everett
4 : piano. = J u Boyle. Tacoma
il wIaans. Sal, L Mrs i \ Eaufer. llz
6 Ea Sssssa. x ! P Ra5 :
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The Great Northern railway has Just
placed on sale the following Communication
tickets good in AL cases for six rides:
Between FairhaVen O. New Nhatcoru
ana Seattle. ST.. Mcuat Vernon and So
attic. sgsa. Seattle and Everett 81
tickets VAL Re eoo3 for individual or
errn use and limited 70 sixty days
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-T,,~ entire business part % Canas@raSa.
y y. AM = dwellings were burned
ryss,,rxssaN EynSS S. -
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Steamer Rapid Transit returned to port
yesterday from the dry dock n Port or
chard. where she has been dlscharging a
cargo Of rock from Sucia island
Barkentine Uncle John. which left this
port on April u for san Francisco with
piles and telegraph poles. arrived at
San Francisco Wednesday afternoon.
Tug Magic towed ont The foUr-mssted
schooner Fkwood from Port Biakeley yes
terfay. bound for san Francisco with
lumber
Tug Beaver left port Yesterday morn
ing with seow load OF brick for the
capitol buli Hing at Olympia.
steamer city % Kingston took out
eiehty-nv people belonging - tho car
accountants excursion 10 Nictorfa yes
ferfav morning. she also had en- eighty
fva tons % wheat.
Steamer Mabel viii come or tho ma
rlns WAYS AZ Morau's on sunday and
leave Monday morning on her regular
r13n.
steamer UmatlIla will arrive AZ The
,osF hunkers this morning from up Sound
and take or a cargo Of coal for her next
down "trip.
Steamer Queen vii arrive ia po-; from
san Francisco sunday morning. ami .he
Umattlla viii leave
shlp G = Sargent "a bound up from
San Francisco 10 load coal a. TIRE hunkers
Sor che Black Diamond Company
vsarshjp Mahicau IS az Olympia, where
sire VIII prooa bly, remain for several
days
schooner Maggie Russ. loading lumber
az k.rrv.s rsslI fer san Pedro will prob
ably get out 70 SEA on saturday
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FoREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

FINANCIAL.
London, April 25--Far silver. 70 a-lsd.
Consuls. 1866. Bank OF England discount
rate. per cent.
New York. April 2s.--The Evening Posts
London cablegram says: or the increase
In the Bank OF Ensland's coin and bull
Hon today f31s 600 are from abroad the
rest is returned from the Easter holiday
requirements. Business was Queter
American reacted with Readings on thu
coal decision. but the loss was slight and
Denvers and Northern pacifcs were
strong. a small Chinese loan OF (. on. =
coo sterling IS reported as having been ar
ranged here. II may so well, but fnan-
ciers are dlsgusted AT tire laundering
piecemeal fashion Of Chinese borrowing.
Breadstuff- and Grains.
Liverpool. April 25.-Wheat-Spot today.
demand. moderate: No. red, winter. SIS
I'D; Ne. red, spring, - iizd; No. ] hard
Manitoba. SIS 4iAi. No. California, Is
I'd. Futures closed with near positions
iid higher. and distant positions I'D high
er. Business about equally distributed
April. Is I'D; May. IS a.d; June. IS &d,
July IS nd. August. IS %. September
5s 2isd.
Corn-Spo, firm: American mixed new
Is 81. Futures closed firm. with near and
distant positions unchanged 70 I'd higher
April. Is "a. May. IS Id: June IS 4.d;
July, Is 4t8d September, IS Fsd
Flour-Firm: demand, fair St Louis
fancy winter. g..
Hops-At London. Pacific coast No. .
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Steamer Queen. which left San Fran
cisco Thursday. has the following pas
seagers:
seattle-H c. Barrol. Mrs. K. NJ. Sven
son. Alice Schwartz. Mrs. N. Tfhhetts,
Mrs. @ Greenbaun. Miss o'Farreil. q.
O'Farreli. J. {. Aaioney and wife. q.
Grsenburg. Miss n. Hughes. G. III. West
cott and wife, p. W. Hadner and wife
u. M Gowan, Mrs. Latimer. I. VI. Hill
berg and wife. W. Dunton. T. r. Wilmot.
Emil Pima. G H. Morgan and wife. Mrs.
= Fosser, E. A. Roberts, Dan Kelly and
wife. J. Armstrong. J. o'Ne!n. Henry
NOR. Miss T. Labelle, Miss Mason. A
Dodi j. Camigo. Harry Constantine. Miss
Henley.
Tacoma-C. ". LIttlejohn. II. ". Little
john. W. n. Smith. 4. s Randall and
wife, r C wiley, Leo Kachiin. Mrs.
Freeman. w NJ. Fortesque, Mrs. T.. Sim
ier and child, r Lord NJ. Kennedy and
wife, A r. Jorian. G. T Trumwalde.
wife and mother, j. a. Maelafferty, Mrs,
A. II. Dean. Mrs. c. :. Cranson, Miss f.
Miller. G f. Purcell r. Imhelsier.
Victoria-Lostus Browne. Mrs. W. Gar
cley, w. +. Buchanan, A. Robertson. Mrs.
Gould j. J.. M1nroe. q. ". Kennedy
Mrs. 8. G Newbcrry. Miss Rooney. J. C..
Painter. Mr.. Oliver. Miss Brown. \. r.
oliver and wife. aiss T. Quinn. Emily
Palmer. c. Maryatt. Mrs. William Jones,
j. a. Park and wife
Port Townsendr-Hugh Arpin. A. Smith.
A H. Bond r ". Plat and wife, Miss
Euggins Miss futile.
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San Francisco, April 2.-F1our-Far1ffy
extras -. zsg3-ss. bakers extras g. IG3 3
surprise 3 ihTz q per barrel
Wheat-Deci1edly better tone 20 the
market Steady inquiry prevails on ship
ping account, and parcels suitable for
that trade find ready sale. No. ship
Tlng wheat ss7sc. with Sc for choice
aiIing grades firm a. sZszfIssszc.
BarIsy-Inere Is nothing rev n the
market Feed. fair % good. ssas7Blc.
choice ssztc. brewing s37s7sLc.
o4ts-Moterats activity prevails In this
cereal, wltlG the demand sucilninx large
~ IN favor OF choise product. 20 the neg
Iect OF common grades Milling xIg-sza
I1Ila. Surprise sl-07lz1lLf7ss. fancy feed
lsz11n Lola. good 70 choice scGsI. fair
70 good s'tfs5c. poor TO fair sEfs7iac. black
nominal. gray sscasfozs.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-steady. December s7Se. May
N44c.
Bsriey-No trading.
Corn-si.f5
Bran-{lsA
Potatoes-Receipts OF new today SOS
sacks. new snlAc. Early Rose g,a4ec.
Burpanks fsfT5oc. Oregon Burpanks 49U
Sc per GENITAL
onions-Prices steady for desirable Of
ferings- Good TO choice California ssTxl,
cut zsaa0c per GENITAL, Oregons $lsffZ
Buuer-The situa ton does not improve
STOCKS large and prices weak Creamery.
fancy. slza&al2e. seconds fiGlze per pound.
dairy, fancy. l0ss0Ilc, fair TO choice 50
loo, store lots sEI7c.
Cheese-Choice 10 fsncy cafe, fair 10
good 4azff51sc. eastern. ordinary 10 fine.
i1ai4c per pound
Eggs-Demand good bgt easily salts
fed. an supplies continue free. ig1iic per
dozen for store and l3Ql2c for ranch.
Flour. quarter sacks 725s: wheat CEN
tails. 1000, barley. centaIs. SO. corn. cen
tais, LOO; potatoes. sacks. 2.i29: bran,
sacks, $50: middlings. sacks. 2a.
Financial.
Silver bars. 81 asia DFafts-Slght ....s
Mexican dol .551. Et5sia Telegraph 49,. ~
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Transactions since january I and Fo'


A@1A-@A~@sNA@~ ~AA&N~ @*@aAA1s @A1~ vi
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions stnce January
!. lS6. are 81 - s1s.G There were fled
FOR record yesterday s3svea deeds. the
conx8aerz tSous aggregatfng So Sc Fo--
lowing IS the iSg as furnished ey tie
Daily Recor2. room ~ Seheaerrnan block:
James A. Ha8ehstf 20 Lars WElarsOa
ana Peter johnson. lot !. block ;. Dele
Point add. So.
Mack : Smith 20 the city. part OF lots
and = btock Is. Comstock add. q c. s.
MARY =. Gardner "a 2 a. Gardner. lot
4. block a.. A A. Dennsfs add. S1ssa.
r. r. Ezwley 10 A41ie r. Hawley. sw
sw NV sw sec =. u. J. go
James Gleason TO William Urquhart.
uni = lot !. block :. Gilman Park. q c. 81.
William Urquhart "a James GLEASON.
una = lot J. block e. Gilman Park. q c. 81.
Harry q. Steel 10 Charles A. Rhodes.
es- Sc sw sec l. Il. I. $50.
The elise Investment Company 20 A.
NJ. Springer, lots =. block /: lot 4. block
-. Brooklyn add $50
John j. Faiue o the Indemnity Trust
Company lots TO L. block 20, j. J. Moss
Isl add South Seattle. S.sa.
Pascal La Belle 10 John William Peak.
lot !. block - Salmon Bay Park add.
SIS
A A Denny 10 Catherine r. Agea. lots
2 ;, block Is. A. A Denny's Broadway
add. $500
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rlec,rlc Railroad Mileage

StFtbntf = = NAttHt
Th.ea five wears have indeed done Won
7s~s 3, me domain - street ra!lroading
lr mis- country. ana have even set our
,-sus- Atlantic friends 20 work following
our example. To give some idea OF the
extent 70 which electricity has displaced
-ha horse and on the other hand. been
INSTRUMENTAL in creating rev roads we
neal oulv cite the fact thar 8 tha pr s.
ere time there are over SO electric rail-
WAYS in the United states, operating
over 90g0 miles OF track ana -a.S" cars.
ana ~ecreseutlng a capital Investment o.
over s45l na aCe What stupe0dous ng-
ores wheu We consider that g. lsSi the
number % such roa3s amounted 20 only
thirteen. with scarcely Iao ears
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Following Is the weekly crop bulletin
0, ne Washington state weather SER
yss issued BY Director George y. Sails
bur-. for the week endus April %:
~wes,ern sec tInn-Thc week. excepting
tve Or three days At the close. was not
fasonshle, except for the growth OF
grasses For four days OF the week
rere we're almost constant showers OF
Fata and hail. and cold. cloudy weather.
The soil was rendered Soggy and unfit
seg working aud there was not enough
seashine 20 make grain or early vcgeta-
hes grow With 50 much wet weather
frtit blossoms would not fertilixe well
Tae sth 2ist and ed. however. vera
eagtlful sunny days. and favorable for
re germinarion OF seed and the growth
q all vegetation.
Potato planting has bcen the leading
sprk OF the farmers during the past
week Red clover and hops are reported
% he doing finely. oats are coming up
Nell. Fruits ~ all kinds are said 60 ho
irHnisiug. except apples. there VIII he
ees than the average crop OF them. ac-
car'tinE % present Indications. The light
t'ost on the eth which appeared IN some
@ea';ies and missed others. did IN DAM
age 70 speak q.
More rain viii not he needed fer
@Ne TIME. and with several days OF
siany weather like the present all crops
val grow rariily. and the farmers be-
esae more hopeful such days rs these
az splendid for planting
Eastern ssction-rne two or three scat
l@Hs showers we've beneficial 20 all crops
as were bally ee3ed as the ground was
'~y dry NoYe would not have done
shy harm sharp frosts following ina
Fa'o dla little 6aulare to fruits and
Ny Vegetables. bur nothing serious.
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MARINE NEWS.

san Francisco. April 25-Arrived L. s
3. Commodore Perry New York: Thistle
Rogue river Cleared-Bark Gen. Fair
child Nanatm0.
Departet-Point Iona. Gray's Harhor.
Queen. Victoria and Port Townsend /.
bark Prussia AlItak. Homer. Coos bay.
Del Norfe, Grays Harbor. Freights aud
charters-Amerscan ship Invincible. lum-
her from Port Rlakaley 70 sydney.
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Tnmalirlnr Matter~.


FFItfEHIIfF flt3F TT.
peea-Anua. - i5 true That ven ara
ahout 20 hecaHse enSaEe4 20 The lt,!e
uatorf
Arna-Yes. that IS quite correct
Rosa-But yoa ara twice as tal ss
A~ra-No matter, Ne IS nearly always
or horseback.
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sKAGrT RIVER ROUTE.

STEAMER City az Champaign or Steamer
t9aa Mcroffald
leaves Lilly. BoEarius & @. dock. Scat
tts-faes. LAP, April -. at a. m: Thurs
=, at a. na. '
leaves Mount Vernon ~ Wednesday.
ebfli -. ~ " a. m. Friday April H Al
X noon, sunday. April y. NJ r. IA, con-
nect4nS AZ Seattle with steamer Mary r
ferleY and Glide for Tacoma and Evsrest
freight and passengers. Calling az Ed
inondS. Richgtund, Talalip. Stanwoof
florence. Fir. Skaglt City. Moant Vernon
LILLY. BOGARDT-S e co, Inc,
Owners and Managers. Seattle.
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WOMEN IN THE TIN MILLS.
4 shameful system of Europe Being
introduced In America.

4 ~hnmrfli "N-tFIit % N-tI ""
introduced In America.
pittzhurg Special, April Il.
Half a dozen welsh women began Wut =
his week in the rolling mill or the MO
nongahola tinplate works on the sontn
side. They receive the plates as 'hsy
coma from the rolls and separate 'he
black sheets. This work heretofore mas
been done wholly by men IL Is na1u ~
- THE women wear great leather
ehisias ON their hands. leather aprons.
ara hoh-nsiled shoes 70 protect them
from the heat and metal. The women are
"a go day. Men received for the
80. r,orlx siN The forewoman gets
sf7s This Is the first time women have
been employed al such work in this couh-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL, DusLEI

HOTEL DIl4LER.
John .. Blsexell. Stanwood.
James Hagan. Snohomish.
Thomas Farrell. Anacortes.
William McGllIis. Bellevue.
F. J. Chandler. Suohomish.
w. r. Dkkerson. Minneapolis.
Julia L. johnson, Minneapolis
II. II. Lloyd. Victoria.
Manly wilbur, Snohomish.
J p. Burreli. wife and child. ST. Joseph.
w. I. Carpenter Minneapolis.
A. J. Molderhomer, Lowell.
Richard JETS P.alohie.
@. F. tombstone. Vancouver. b. c.
j $. Jameson, Whatcom.
e. III. Burnett. Burnett.
Mrs J. f. Marks Snohomish.
q. w Bureigh Tacoma
W w Casey, Suohomish.
Il. d Stanton, MarysVille-
Rev. \. e. Anda, Tacoma
J. e. O'Conner. Snohomssh.
HOTEL BUTLER
Z. Il. Benn. Aberdeen.
w Il. Crammatle, Aberdeen.
= Mrs. l.. Donnell. Tacoma
W. a. Robinson.
A. l.. Scott S. Paul
.. s Baylls ana wife. New York.
II ]. Cassidy and wife. Helena Mont.
Lizzie McCush end sister. Whaicom.
C. n. Mann. ST. Paul.
NJ r. sachs Port Townsend.
J: y. Thagars. Port .roEynse emu.
3 Bloom. san Francisco.
II. \. Denny, Syracuse. y. Y.
Alex Johnston. Vancouver.
Geo. Butler. Juneau. Alaska.
+ = Fowler Port Townsend.
Lincoln Brooks Port Townsend
George H. Smith. Tacoma.
w y Bird. 81. Paul
T. J. Moore Portland.
s. L. Bowman, city
j. =. Brennan. Whatcon-
J. u. McKinHon. Tacoma
! ~ Daniels Tacoma
w l.. Church. pungeness.
i. Il. Place. ST Paul
HOTEL NORTHERN.
Can't. J. J. Gilbert, Olympia
w II. Soderberg. Tacoma
a. ]. Strong. Tacoma,
II J. Wuehitt. Victoria.
w +. Hays. city.
y l.. Uays. Victoria, p, G.
T. L. Ensel, Everett.
~. Marks Omaha
Mrs birch Snohomish.
II G. Strong. Port ToWnseh1
W Wood. Renton.
A. " Alvey, Tacoma
O. Butler. JUNEAU
u y. Turner. olympia.
+. r. Whalln, Olympia
4. Y. Taylor, Ts,oma-
II. ]. McCiahn, Tacoma.
". II. Barnard, Portland.
VIII Fraser. oakland
q s Swartz. Wenatcslee
Mrs . ". blair. Westminster.
Mas blair, Westminster
J. T. Gleason, city
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TIE Great Northern Railway has tast
r4a.os on sale the following comhlnA riea
'i~ke-s goof in ali cases for SIX rs2es.
1Sstuasn FalTaaven or Nv Waatc3n 49,
Ssastfe So. Mount Vernon and Seattle.
& =. Seattle aaA Everett. s. Tickets
MI tse good for individual or arza use
ana limited 30 sixty days
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Minlng Ntoak-.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York, Aoril 25.-There was an
active speculation on the stock exchange
today. and the trend OF prices was mainly
upward, with the result that ia most In
stances yesterdays losses in the general
list were fully recovered. and in the re-
manning cases there was partial rally
except in the coal shares. which have de-
cltned an additional fraction. At the
opening. under heavy selling Of the coal
ers induced by the reported abandonment
OF the peace negotiations the market was
weak, and a decline ranging up TO per
cent. was recorded. the latter In Delaware
& Hudson. and ] per cent. in Delaware *
Iacka wanna and New Jersey Central.
The depreciation in the rest or the list
was fractional. Al the lower figures there
was some covering and also purchases
for the long account. there being SEN
eral feeling that il was safe 20 buy after
n reaction. Under this buying the coal
stocks recovered all the early losses dur
ing the morning while the general list
rallied isIL per cent. and Tennessee
Coal then jumped per cent. 10 81 Dur
Ing the afternoon speculation was
stronger throughout with the low priced
issues, the leading features OF the deal
ings including Louisville. New Albany a
Chicago preferred, which was bought
freely. In the late trading the coal stocks
again gave way. but only tracuonaily,
the general market closing steady and,
with the few exceptions hafh@d' AT an aS-
vance OF the days trading.
The dealings IA bonds today fell of
somewhat. bat the sum total OF the trad
ing was OF respectable proportions.
namely s. ti20do.
Government bcnis-Firm.
state tbonds-luactive.
Railroad bonds-Strong.
Petroleun-About steady: closed sa,0Sia
bid.
Financial.
Money easy on call at lNd2 per cent,
closed ~ per cent. Prime mercantile
paper. -. as per cent
Sterling exchange-Easier, with actual
business In bankers bills at N@l4Gissss
for demand. and AZ ISL n SIS for sixty
days: posted rates. H91 Ist,s ana N-0u
seas Commercial bills. SAs7is0AS13..
CJft,ar rerfIdca tes-e7T .9!fS.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND sEArrr. n
SAN JUAN rsr.ANns-srEAnER LIZ.

SAN JUAN ISLANDS IY.
OLA THOMPSON.
1srrytrg United States mail. leaves city
aeck, foot cg Main street, Monday. Wed.
nsstiay and Friday at a m. FOR Port
n,,9wnsend. San Juan Islands and New
TINE CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is
worth Bound-i.eave Seattle go a. m:
leave Port Townsend Tssl a "a laaS.
ffiaay Bareor nsS3 a. m, leave Roche
hafoor l2;S9 =. M: arrive New Nhateoln
ESQ y. m.
South Rouna-Leave New whatcorn sea
2. m leave Roche HaThor 600 a. m
leave Friday Hart,or io.o9 n. m. iaavs
s.4a y. m. N's
-. X thompson, managing owner. j. A
HATFIELD. agent. Phone SS
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Excursion "a snoaualnnie Fails nexs
sunday. Fsee for round TIP 81
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Tides at seattle Harbor To-day.

markets yesterday was slow and trans
Essoas of small proportions. Receipts
xsrs light, and stocks with the excep-
tor OF a few commodities in the vegeta-
hs line, we're pretty well cleaned up.
Prces showed no material change from
ms preceding day, and the tone was, II
saYthing a little weaker Stocks OF new
vegetables hold up. and old stock is grad
aly passing out OF the market. Nearly
usfyihing In the feed line Is stir. and
ynees are all tending upward Offerings
x choice milling wheat are small. and
FIJI prices are demanded The recently
advanced prices on oils are firmly adhered
10 and the market shows no disposition
10 decrease Fresh meats are holding no
vel, and a further advance Is looked for
q almost any time.
The warm weather has greatly increased
The demand for fresh fruits of all kinds,
and stocks Of navel oranges are well
cleaned up. Fancy navela are very scarce
And dealers are demanding full prices,
which range from 50 to $3.50 per box A
number Of sales were made yesterday
OF blood ndvels a. $500 per box. Mediter-
ranean sweets moved Off fairly lively at
the low prices prevailing, 81 per box
feediirgs also moved well at the low
4, prices quoted Lemons are IN large lp-
ply. and prices are low and weak. Sup
plies o. lines are small. There are hardly
any faacy apples on the market. and
for what stock remains exceedingly high
prices are obtained. Even medium and
poor stock are bringing large prices. Sales
OF dried fruits are fairly large. and on
choice stock full prices are readily oh
fsned. Supplies are large. Tropical fruits
are IN plentiful supply FOR the require
nents OF trade. and since the advent of
warm weather sales are very good. Ba-
ranas especially are In demand Nuts
IRE Inactive Small shipments of straw
krries are arriving daily. and are clean
d up almost "a soon as they reach the
street. Prices are weakening consider
ABLY
In vegetables trade seems TO he con-
fined almost wholly 10 new stock. As
paFagas Is In large supply. and prices
are on the down grade. Stock was quot
81 Yesterday al cents per pound Green
pas ara in large supply. and most OF the
falea averaged about cents per pound
yesterday. Artichokes were selling yes
ierday for 50 cents per dozen. but sales
vero Hight on account OF the high rate.
Cabbage and caullhower showed no
change in prices over the preceding days
Movement on potatoes and onions con
tinued good. Sales OF rhubarb were fairly
lively yesterday. and prices range from
IL cents to cents per pound.
Stocks % butter are large. and move
ment Is nrst-class. especially creamery
stock. the low prices placing IL within
TIE reach Of all classes. Cheese sells we'll
81 the quoted rates Eggs are arriving
+ larger quantities. and prices are lit
te weaker Yesterday the ruling price
vas about Il cents per dozen. Poultry
s IN light supply, but there IS plenty Of
stock for the requirements of trade.
Young stock = preferred.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.


Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows.
For San Francisco via Pert Townsend
and Victoria, az a. m. passengers re-
eeiyed on board at n. m.l April 3. s. 10,
Is 3 and 9S
Fer Alaska--April !. s. 10 and q at
n. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at a. M. April &. 10.
IL. ~. Is and o.
Tickets may he obtained ut the ofsiec OF
the company at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GoOpAi.L. FERkTNE a. CO,
General AGENTS, san Franciaro.
J. r. TRoWBRIDGE. Act. p. s. sups-.
Seattle.