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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-03-21
SHiPWRECkED AT SEA.

The following letter was received
lately from Moses Dugas, son of Joseph
Dugas Sr., of this city, who was ship
wrecked on his way to Cuba. Nose
gives an interesting account which
speaks for itself:
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Aberdeen hereafter will no;
run on sundays to Olympia and Tacoma
The steamer Cricket viii be taken to
Dead Water slough. Snohomish river, in
a few days, TO be laid up temporarily.
schooner Vesta was towed into Port
Alert.
Tug Magic towed the schooner Ethel
Zane from the cape TO Ballard yesterday
afternoon.
schooner ST. Lawrence lert port las.
night Tor cruise 10 the halibut banks
about Dlxon's island.
British ship Drumrock is expected 10
arrive daily al the West Seattle eieva-
tors for cargo of wheat for the United
Kingdom.
Steamer AI-Ki arrived from Alaska YES
teTday afternoon at $50 o'clock with %
tons OF freight and a number OF paSsen-
gers for this port.
Schooner Lyman d. Foster cleared yes
China. with 800 600 feet OF lumber She
was lowed out by the Magic.
Steamer Wasco will leave for whatcom
on Monday for a general oyerhauling of
her nun. and when finished will he
brought back 70 this port to have her
placed on the Whatcom- Everett. Seattle
and Tacoma run.
Steamer Wiilapa left yesterday morn
ing at 1880 with a full cargo of general
merchandise and the following pa
gers from this port: Hugh Arpsn, Mich
Mrs Bryant. +. b. Burwell. Charles Charles;
DOrff. J. Grant, Angus Cameron. r. F.
WinteTbury. l. \. Titus, Mike Smith &.
+. Bridgeman, Robert Sutherland. f. Nor
l1s. A. Stewart, Oscar SutheTman, \.
Johnson, Frank COrston. George Moore.
Charles MURRAY
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Tacoma Marine News,

Tacoma, May -Special.-Coiiector j.
c. Saunders, OF Port Townsend, was in
the city several hours today.
The warshsp Moglican Is in the harpor.
Steamship Walla Waila arrived from
San Francisco this afternoon with a
large amount Of freight. She took out
twenty-five carloads of grain. -four. wool,
Tea and general merchandise from here.
schooner Annie arrived from the Cape
Flattery haikbut banks today with I6.eoo
pounds of fresh halibut.
The safe o. the late Capt. J. II. O'Hara
was opened today. after IL had been al
most decided TO call In the services of
an expert locksmith- When the captain
nied the secret OF the combination died
WIN MIN Yesterday Capt. Monatt's L.
year-old son was playing In the Office and
was witness 10 the attempts TO open
the safe He had SO often watched Capt
- nara open the safe that he remembered
some OF the numbers. Taking a hand in
the trials he succeeded in a few minutes
In swinging the door open. All the books
and accounts OF the firm OF O'Hara &
hoHatt were In the safe.
Fort Townsend. May s-Specfai-Arriy.
ed-Socnooner Eesta. from Newport for
I@rt blakelsy; ship Sterling. from San
FRANCISCO for Port Blakeley: ship Dash
ing Wave. from San Francisco for Ia
coma Subsistence Queen, for San
Francisco. steamer Willapa. for Alaska
10 sail tomorTow-British snip Lonsdale
from Port Blakeley for Australia
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Financial.
Silver bars .es's n6St. Drafts-Sight go. 5
Mexican doi - u54ia Telegraph $500. "a
Nfpfr,ay -FnnG.-
Mining stocks.
INV YORK MARKETS.


New York. MAY s-TNe stock market
sas very active t1dRy. hat dectdetly r.
fts9'ar. Speculation opened Ia good tone,
'ae Industrial r0aup being IN most favor.
Aa1 during tae drst hour the tendency Of
ft''eS vas upward About II o'clock a
HoFeaenJ 60 reallza profits set IN and A
reaction e1Virl fhe trading bacouli0E
s@l ana unsetsle1 after midday. Tow ard
FoecA there MAS renewal OF the buy
- Wash caused rally. tsut around de-
N,'y anar depression again So IN and
'eT rea, ztne pytces Vccedea sharply.
ne la;aar stocks leading the decline
4"e 'eAtht- S-ae ks made the widest ftac-
,*al5ns, the COMMON selling up q. per
~. 70 ga. hrca6.as - sla, and closing
-. masking loss - ~ On the day
+~s.sa te1 OF Per cent, recovered
sss. and Reacted per cent. the
s' Hr> llsses ~ Importance are chi
''as. Is. n .-a .s2u Central. Is
- ocnd spe-sl1t.aB today was active
s~''sraily hrm. lac aggregate sales
SSFsrnmeut }so7 3s-Strong. and IA Per
- hiSher far reR Yours. ayes. and cid
''-rs rezts-.-..t
safe bonds pan
t'@Afc2a ho.- Firm.
teEoieUnl-fsx-e
,lsy on call easy ~ ~ Ter cent. last
s..., ~ closed. II ger cent Prime ner-
lie PAPER 5s4l
A.t'i0S eNrhanre- Oufef with actual
-,.ss n bankers bills. sAS4fS Tor de-
-. And 8 SSsst So for sixty days
c. rats. s. ssf&.sg's and sggo8 L sa'4.
sfarf'iai. 81 -.
F certificates, sgsls7..
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LISGHAM LINE
og Steamers Rn4 CffDa@r SNs,r

Puget souni direct 20 Delagca Bay. car
tiers fseSssax the Northern pargA~ -ast,es.-
ana companies affiliated thereto. Va
F&gst sound 10 peaagos Bay. ana there
uy me Ns7tevtsrd railway OF IRE 500,
African republic 70 Pretoria ard lease
nSSAurx.
Following the steamship Res,tsice. AMI
20 san ABOUT Nay * the 6ns Stsar,, sffr,
Soiveig. Of Z $50 tens frvnn Psss,~f $50
tkSort R'akeleyl, % ha followed by other
steamers and sailing clippers from THIS
terms apply 10.
Port BlakeleT Mn Co. Port Riakeley.
Seattle.
NJ. p, Magnesen. 4s Front street. San
=. r Llnghsm. Delagoa pay
g. +. NezTe & Co general English
agents. 81 GTacechGrca street. London,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
UOTET, NORTHERN.

1fOlAfsis Ntttt lftEtSN.
W r. Davis Mount Vernon.
J. 4. Hutchinson. Montesano.
J. Il. scott, Tacoma.
J. Rosby, Spokane
NJ. ". Marsh, Spokane.
w. Z. dIightown. Woolley.
u. X. Higgins. Higgs-Waltron Co.
Mrs. Higgins. HigginsW aldron Co
q. i. Webster. Higgtns-W sldron Co.
Mrs Webster. Higgins W aldron Co.
j III. Bacon, Higgins Waldron Co.
Mrs. Bacon. Higgins sidron 60.
Miss V. Jackson, Higgins-Waldrou Co.
W Il. Freer. New Whaic0n-
Capt. J. J. Gilbert. Olympia.
=. 7. Anderson. Everett.
~ NJ Scott, New York
4 J. Eddy. Portland.
John Grifiths. Grifaths Faust Co.
Miss B Daunsort. Grffiiths Faust Co.
G. u. Baker. Grijths Faust Go:
W. {. Cunningham; tirifilths Faust Co.
Calvin Melvin. Griffifhs Faust Co.
q. Pridean, Csrinlths Faust Co.
W. Sauires. Grfiiiths Faust Co
r. s Cromett, Grifnths Faust Co.
G Thenl. GrlfhGhs Faust Co.
n Allen. Grifiths FauS; CO.
G. n Blucher. San Francisco.
NJ A Dorney. Chicago.
Mrs Anderson. Fairhaven.
Miss VI. Anderson. Fairhayen
q r. Cosper. Tacoma
Melvin WiuStos-k. city.
a w Alvey. Tacoma.
Mrs. 3 r Dean. Victoria. b. c.
ssstftq fAurGt san fEdiH-h>,V.
J. Rector. Olympia
J NJ RufcaaTt. Tacoma
c Ferris. Tacoma
HOTEL DTTL-ER.
q. Caileston. spokane.
Mrs. II. DalieF. spokane.
Miss J. Daller. Spckane.
Rev A Z. Auia. Tacoma.
r. T Etilot. Spra&0e-
". II. Hsaton. Mercer Slough.
: ". s{sso. Narysvi}ie
" u Ncckier. san Francisco.
= H. Norman, san Francisco
sshs~leS Schefzns sn3 vile, San FRA ~ q
y. r. Hinchmann ana VIE. san r ran
I,s~ " Gillespie. San de FUca-
n = Rattersley. NeT NAatco1n-
- Racus. New WhalcoFu.
wisilen \. GlmoFe, Elisa
y ~ campbell Noant Vernon.
Mrs lodge Broyles. Nv. Whatcorn.
! = cherry. ~, - MIA
T. stewart, SPOKANE -.
j T. Ross. Peoria, ~,
" Ackley. Noftn t5eIa.
.~rarie~ Jackson. Preston.
y Takt7s, Minneapolis
NusS =. Boroznazl. AHaeorte&
a Nelson. Utsala1y.
lanes Brooks. Sno4 if.et1l4le-
4 stewart. Snt2
" A Rrtlke CnaFieSsoi
William Elwell. Port Gamble
4oTET. BUTLER
Nftegsz@S. sNsfsaFfiAa
r,bn Mi .srnan. SYRACUSE L
y - Q-a4Ara. syracuse y
IA s.,,rfE< ard vie, Ana0oF'eS
As NJ. Curtis. Anacortes.
Nf{x~ Louise Csirfls. Abaco.'eS-
"a = Perrfn. AHacorfeS
7 Wright. AnaNaFttN-
: Sd Jordan. NeN A"fA-
i II EowteE1. .aal1AS"'
T,~zQ3 Lee. Tacoma $500.
1beav. life SAVING serV1fe
600 " Isszsf}eT. " asfliT.EIvia @aIF-
- rNsu0va~ NharroTn-
I.es,ss p Ha~z- SnoslosaiSn
sa-e II Farfser. SzloA~.'lils {; - -.t
Ss+s,~.s q. MN sfnara, a''Ft TO" aseI@A
" II Hort burt. Fort and
" a Robinson San kTafitsSco.
James \ Ha2%fli- 'aty pf'--
4. n Fas5op. New AorA
y II psNsqa. Ss~ 80
p-flftaeya F. Esard. -. FaNL
-Tssgr.,y,a< Kerr. Tacoma
foNr a kewnev. TGr0fna
a n parry Whst~sEn-
u "a Ne~rsck aT'ssrt La%raSefssi.
Il " Starregt. Port 'To% n~sEls1-
y = Place -. Paul
"a u Srzs5fa. Tacoma
.rz,ll.,-, SreasIoa--ALa41soE park. S4n-
,ssssazk
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco, May 3.-Arrtvei-Soush
Coast. Astoria. Departed-Bk Tidal
Wave, Tacoma; bk Kate Davenport. Port
Blakeiey: hktu John Bailey. yladtvo-
stock, scffr Emma Utter. Coos bay: schr
Ralph J. Long. CoquiIle river: schr Amer
lean Girl. Gray's harbor.
Hoquiam. May 2.-Sailed-Str Del Norte.
for San Francisco. Arrtved-Schr Sc
quota, from San Pedro.
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SKAGTT RIVER ReT-Tr

= " Fck4y Tins tsard-
steamer CITY OF ChaHspaiEgl leaves Lilly
1ogar3uS & Cas- dock. Seattle. Monday
Ap~l - AZ 10 p m, We-5nassiay May l.
a ~ fasdnfght; SATURDAY. May 4 al a. m
leaves NJ Vernon Tuesday Aprtl So
a. Z p. m. Thursday. May . ~ p. m /.
sunday. May ;, ~ a n. conuectislg al
Seattle WITH steamer for Tacoma and
ENeresr Nfre3sat and fsaSSeng~rsA
Calling a. EdxIfo<1sfS Eiehr7sS TNaiaiir
Ssan~ood. Florence. Err. SkagRt City. Mt
NeTlsoa and Avon. Connecting at Nj
vernon with steamer Indiana Tor Wool
ley. Sefro. Hamilton. Lyman. BIRDS Nest
and sSauk. Both freight and passenxexs-
Meals. Sc; oerthS. 3Sls-and ssc. fare, 81,
round trip. l-Sa
LILLY. RpGARDIS & co. Unc.).
Owners ami Managers. Seattle.
n. ". M'pDNA AID, Master.
JUDD ELLIOTT, PurSer.
Telephone; l2a. Office; sEs. dock.
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er; May, So Fl: June. So &c: July. IS 81:
August. IS sisd; September, IS sd; oeto-
Der. IS sd
Cad. Futures closed steady. with rear
positions f.ulsd lower; distant positions
unchanged TO I'D lower. May, ~ Sd;
june, So 4ad: July, r. Sd; August, Is ed
September. Is q. October. Is ID
Flour-Firm; demand. fair; St Louis,
fancy winter. IS ID.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast, e g.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

Eit1AhclA&s
London. MAY S-BaT silver. siNsa. -.
sols. I6ls- Rank OF EhSiaha
tate, per cent
RreadstuEfS and Grains
liverpool. May Wv aeAs-sfso'' - =,
=, ~ sorsns. - 81. Ne. !. haTd Mani
.oS,a. = 81. Ne. I. California, = % y -
.s,-~s ,lnss8 quiet. with near positions =
.ss.a lower ana distant positions al wv
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

ppQfzsgkTss FOR N0FIssS StHtrytt
~, 10 fsn-sn on SATURDAY. htD stsestss TT
removing ssstaeol horse n @sNcassis
sFseuf 30 yssfstS fssTs of ssz1s itssa -
stssvs freme. - fes-t ~ - feet, The fs.fii.s-
- wri1t ~ expessSsA - t's EeiAestl a. y
- fsesr IN a. COOL condition - coassf
- ,.-ssaaFw sxF<~ssei with due car.
u 49, ss-wf5rrnarfsss 81 sal WORK Us
-.e.ss-eatsss kssI2sr will be fesfassyest 70 far-
go : cool mrsi sufficient essssa az Y, 4
49, - II 20 f4r the dws g1Ss1sTnhft 90
- r.Frge rv4ct TIE tuwe@s or ass1T Esa,l roc
rs-esmarsfy aecep1sd. D1ted AZ ~s*~
-s~sfe ftgss sss aay ~ MAY. 1yas.
r., ser 81 ne f.0ard - dsvee torN.
~ Ifs3f% MsK%tssFfT
Clerk n. scNoos Fsswf rsrst No y.
Mt - - sfs4r.s4as-f sfI5yaxd OF y 1oot
D.Eecsors. Newcastle.
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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 rt.-
csiyed on board at a. nsp May .. s. g.
is. q and -.
For Aiaska-,May l. and q at a M
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. az a m. May g. TO-
Is, %, Is and 30.
Tickets may be obtained at the orfec Of
the company at Ocean dock Seattle
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO.
General Agents, San Francisco.
J. r. TROwBRTDGE. Act. p. s. Supt..
Seattle.
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEAT.TI. e
ROUTE.
8. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
AULTNOMAH
SAN JUAN rsI.ANps-srEAMER 1y.

SAN JUAN ISLANDS-STEAMER IY-
OLA THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock. foot OF Main street. Monday, Wed
nesaay and Friday at a. IN. for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom.
TINE CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH IS.
North Bound-Leave Seattle zoo a. m. !:
leave Port Townsend 200 a. m: leaye
FRIDAY Harbor $50 a. m.; leave Roche
Harbor 1880 .. m.. arrive New Whaicom
$50 y. IN.
South Bound-Leave New Whatcorn 400
a. M; leave Roche Harbor 900 a. m, :
leave Friday Harbor 1000. a. M: leave
Port townsend 400 p. m: arrive Seattle
AS p. IN.
j. X. Thompson, managing owner. J. A
Hatfield, agent. Phone 50.
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cTFTsAN III Etf4rA IT q,
4 ~tfurtrr sock, leaves for Eicforia ard
So send daily. except Sun5zy. az
tsM q, ~ returning. leaves Victoria
- Stea -aer Idaho leaves for Port
r.z-nusg.a an1 way ports daily. except
S8n8ay. A. a m: sunday. asrsei. e
$1,000 atlp. "a Telephone IA
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TT AND SSCaEOAfrsH ROUTE.
L - fsf~T RATE To ~ Eg EFT.
e--EAAIFsa - ABEL
.--.- CsuffaE wharf Tuesdays. Thurs
l - - SATURDAYS al =. n. Tor Ed
1910 Nukilteo. Everett; Mary svtlle.
Eat fyeres! Ies .. sad s4 :, .1lz
To e'>''fire,1r,so RsiE ]. WILEY. Agent
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH RIVER

ROUTE.
steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves Lilly,
Bogartius & Co.'S dock. daily, except sat
ursiay. at 12 midnight for Richmond
Edmouds Mukiiteo, MoSher. Everett.
Marysville, East Everett. Lowell and
Snohomish, connecting at Snohomlsh with
boats for Cherry Valley. Tolt and all up-
river points. Returning leaves Snohomish
$50 a. m. daily, excepting sunday.
LILLY. BOG ARDI'S a. Co. Inc,
Owners and Managers.
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Rreadsfuff. and Grnlns.


San Francisco May 3.-Flour-Net cash
rr,eeS family extras. &.4oaS.5S: bakers
extras. g. i0u3.50; superfine. S.SSg@0 per
barrel.
wheat-The sample market was some
what tame today. at a slight shading OF
Prices No. shipping. Si.c, with @Ac
for choice: milling. 92ia99fzc.
Barley-Choice feed IS held steady.
Nothing doing I'm brewing descriptions.
ICED fair TO good. 63AaS5c, choice. CO...
G1l4c. -,
Oats-Bu~iness ran along smoothly all
ths weak. with no fluctuations In values.
Milling and Surprise. S.01i4sii- TIA; fancy
fsaa. 81 0siaffi orr: good TO choice. sicMsl;
fair 10 good soel95e. poor to fair. S5dfS5isc :
black nominal: gray. 9an.0sis
Flour. sacks i2,S9: wheat, eentals, 2.M5:
barley. centals. 1000: oats, centalS. i.No'
corn. go. rye. $50 potatoes. sacks. l.aa;
han ee55. ntaallngs. sDo: hay, tons 10.
wool bales. 6S3; hides. S3l; wine. gallons.
s7.,io
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Steady: December. N'se.
Barley-Steady: December. &c.
Cora-Sf9a
BYRn-sAA
Produce.
Poiaioes-Receipts OF new. ST sacks.
selling AZ SL254i50 per GENITAL: Early
Rose SAG 4oc: river reds. 25HSec; Petaiuma
snd Tomales Burhs uks. 4o0 S9c; river Bur
saak- 30 To-: oregon Burhanks. Asst75c
Butter-Market continues well loaded'
eeamery. fancy. igis0I3c; seconds. lie:
airy. fancy l0'z0lIc. good 10 choice. 80
r. medium. STs1tc: store. 7H1iac.
Cheeso-Neak: fancy mild, new. safe.
common 70 good 415t@c. Young America.
issc. Eastern. i9isGlic, latter figure Tor
cream. Western. SsI9c per pound.
Eggs-No change whatever.
0n.0ns-Ncw red. dun and weak at i0df
&c per sack. old. nominal; Nevadas. 7sc8
per GENITAL.
Financial.
Silver bars .6S'k a6St. prafts-Sight 80.
Mexican doi - fi54ta Telegraph 1890. "a
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEA
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
S:Ooam I.v sii Tacoma. s. IilOlArj 4.85aYn
10 isam Lvl 2s Seattle. siAri 3nGarn
450psni Ar no. Victoria. iMrLvl s.s0pm
DAILY except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesier wharf. Seattle
For rates and other Information apply
l. a NADEAtT. Gen. Agt.. y. L. II. r.
Ycsier ave. and Front St. Seattle
s c. YERK rs. Agent, Yesled wharf
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EvANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
DAYS Wednesdays and Fridays a, 12.15
a m for Port Townsend. Port Williams
Dungcness Port Angeles, Port Crescent,
Gettysburg. Pystt. clailam Bay and
Neah Bay; returning. arrives Seattle go
n m on opposite days. Steamer EvanRei
leaves Yexler dock for Port Townsend
port williams, Duugeness, Port Angeles
and Victoria. Mondays. Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS at 80 %. m. arrives Seattle al
fernate days r. m
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. May 5.-Wheat-Wslla Walla,
lI5Oc; Valley. 50u5ic per bushel.
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In the local produce markets yesterday
trade was Inactive. but values were held
saIse steady. The San Francisco steam
= brought up quite large consignment
o. fresh fruits and vegetables, which was
yeA distributed.
Oranges are In fair supply. and prices
sor choice stock are held firmly. Seed
lags and aweets move of fairly well.
re low prices attracting trade from ped
aers and small dealers. Lines remain
l,w nrleed. Lemons are In large supply
snd movement on them Is light. Prices
arr low and weak. Tropical fruits snow
urle or no change. Sales Of bananas
e.yatinue good and the demand ~ datiy
Increasing. Dates are Arm at quotations.
q ceslts per pound. The demand for straw
berries continues good and receipts are
becoming large. Prices are a little weak
er because OF the increased receipts
they we're quoted yesterday at prices
ranging from $50 TO s. per case. Apples
DO not figure to any extent In the mar
kst because Of the scarcity and high
nrces Nuts are inactive. Vegetables
az IN good supply and meet with a good
rsady sale Light receipts Of fresh on
igs radlShes and lettuce are arriving
ezy from points along DuwamiSh river:
aafry produce is etill accommodating and
swer fsricea on butter and cheese are
sg;ad. THE shipment from California by
he steamer was fair sized. Eggs were
A title firmer yesterday and some dealers
cot a. high as Ia cents per dozen. FOUL
lry Is unchanged.
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trade AND SHIPPING.

-opE-AsT FOR sATURDA-
portland. Or, May 3. lsS.
,,,at rain; stationary.
Ls q. 8. PAGUE. Forecaster.
- DEPARTMENT OF AGRlcUL
u TrrYE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
SEATTLE. Wash. May 3, 1895.
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n ool-Flrm.
Metals.

Pig tron-weak; Scotch. s1saa0; Amer
lean, ss50s125 50.
Copper-Firm; exchange price. ss.snssO.
Lead-Steady: exchange price. SVilz
Tin-Firmer. Straits, Si4 3oai4s5; plates.
steady.
spelter-Dull; domestic. S. i5q3l7i2.
Coffee.
Coffee-Optlons closed steady at lNgi5
points net decline. including December.
si4 4oGf4.5A. Spot cofree-Rlo, steady; No.
I. isc. Mild. steady.
sugar.
sugar-Raw. strong: fair refining, 2&tc:
eentrifugal. % test. 5lzc. Refined-Strong.
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Total sales.

The total sales OF stocks today were
s75. ss7 shares, including: American Cot
ton OIL, $3.50; American Sugar. IZsp;
American Tobacco $500; Burlington. 4.so;
Chicago Gas. 3. 90; Consolidated Gas, 81
90. Delaware & Hudson. 4.so; Dsstiiers
eartfficates Il. 400; Erie, 800: Kansas &
Texas preferred. 3,aa: Missouri Pacific,
1000: New Jersey Central. 500; North
west. s.7eo; Reading. 1900: St. Paul. To-
go; Southern railroad. 1850; southern
railroad preferred. 20.4oo. Tennessee Coal
and Iron, $3.50: United States Leather.
&. 40: United States Leather preferred,
1850: United States Rubber. a0,cvo.
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C1nsInc Quotations.

Wheat-Steady: December. ssisc.
Barley-S Steady: December, &c.
Cora-Sie1
BYRn-SA5 90.
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rsall,ovs asceaasioa--SLa4ssoE PARK. san
day. oGl1-ck-
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO

PACIFIC NANbBATION CO.
grt,1s card IN Effect Oct. =. issf.
usestt~ sud Wnafcom r0ufe-Sfsfs %
1sssss.fnwton leaves Seattle daily except
ss.e9rIay AZ % g. ID Seattle aud Ia Con-
49, - F-s trkavem leaves Seattle daily,
- SATURDAY. ~ 30 2. N Tacoma ard
e rG,tss--4ta tate ~ Washington leaves
Sstsis tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
days - YEsL.ER DOCK.
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reservations taken at all stations at
18th meridian time G D. m. Pacific
..~s, GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Oberserver la Charge
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EANfERS.

EVERETT EOUTFc-STB. GREYHOUND
pasIy Except sunday
Leaves Seattle II = a m. and - . n
r@ave. Everett s-S a ~. and 3 n
sgnfay s--Lssaves Seattle ?. y. Leaves
Evs~at. i A. m
fara-slusis trip. g. round "trip. ge5:
connects zsla boats for Tacoma ana sno-
I.saa.az-Coimsn dock. foot az Marion
street. ----
SEATTLE AND T'ACoMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
f-fana Troop. Pres. T. ". Gc0fhHe s'y
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oo.,,,-,e, STEAMSHIP COMPANY

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Honolulu and Australia.
z.aaners leave san FRANCISCO for Homo
In samoa, Auckland. y T., and sgd
ney. y !. W rHnoat cnangs,
UoroIuia only. steamship Australia
NJ g1xt % a. n -
rios A. GRAHAM, AGENT. STAIR
MI hiook Seattle.
wooster. Dist. Agent. Vancouver.
y c. -. : p-o. 20 e,.,.-.,
AGENTS. san Francisco