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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The tug Biz towei a boom o, logs from
Whsfcorn 20 Port Gamble yesterday for
the Port Gamble Bgii Company.
Steamer AI-Ki got out a. II % yesterday
morning for Alaska
Steamer City OF Topeka fs due from
Alaska with freight and passengers and
the mail She viii leave on April 3 On
her return trip.
Steamer waIIa walla will be a. the
hunkers tomorrow taking on = cargo Of
coal for her next dowE trip
Steamer Utopia left THURSDAY night for
Vancouver. II. G. with a cargo OF -four
and general merchandise
Steamer City Of Kingston brought In
twenty-five tons OF China sugar ysster-
day morning and a large amount OF other
freight.
Schooner Annie and sioop W. T Tirk,a
which have been repairing and taking on
supplies in this port. left yesterday for
the halIhut banks.
Tug Magic towei the schooner Annie
Larson. with lumber, from Tacoma for
Vallejo. Cal. to sea yesterday afternoon.
The Little Giant towei the schooner
Joseph Russ from Port Biakeley 70
Kerrys mill yesterday afternoon.
Schooner Annie Nixon. which has been
or two for another cruise to the haithut
fishing banks
Steamer Farallon will arrive az schwa-
hacher's wharf some time TODAY. and the
Wiliapa Will leave for Alaska az noon.
Steamer Greyhound will be placed on
the marine ways az Moran's the first Of
next week for a general overhauling. and
the Fleetwood viii probably make her
run
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

kiAHtAtf1its
London Arril 1a-Rar silver 7natd
ConSols. ia5 5-ls Bank OF England dis
count rate. nor cent
New York. April i3.-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says; The marSe. to-
day was Irregular and Americans had
the best OF It. They opened strong and
rushed up 70 the continent. chiefly on
German buying Canada Paclfics were
chiefly favored. -. Paul and Louisville
also were largely bought against heavy
options. Prices reacted this afternoon on
sales on your side. but closed firm again.
The buying of Americans was chiefy
continental. hu' for the last two days
there Was GOOD buying here in the inter
est Of wealthy operators. but not the
usual representative American houses.
Mining stocks were less active II Is an
ticipatad that the large Credit Foncier
loans III Paris on the 9TH viii divert the
attention temporarily - the French oper-
ators frofn mines French exchange has
already fallen Indicating the usual pre-
raration for huge applications for the
loan. South Americans are SIN dult The
cali % 9eo en- to-day on the American
loan has not Affected the money marke1.
Rrcadstuffs and Grains.
Liverpool April "a - Wheat - Spot.
steady. demand, moderate. No .. rel.
winter. "a 1l'ka Nc = red spring. IS
sal. No + hard Manitoba. - 114i No 7.
California. Is iiii- Futures closed firrn.
with October 81 higher ana other months
IL higher. April. IS u}ai May. s. June.
IS July ana August, IS '.d september,
s. Il.
Cern-Spat. n~ru: American. mixed -
SD Futures closed firm. With near an.i
distant positions NJ higher: business
ahou, equally distributed. ArrIl "A a.
May Is SGD. June, g. ,; =. July Is -. :
August. - a. September. = sd
Flour Firm. demand. fair; s., Louis.
fancy winter -.
I}ops-At London. Pacific coast. i lbs.
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MARINE NEWS.

Port GambIe April fS-Srecial SalleI-
BARK Palmyra, Capt. Keller. for san
Francisco and Oakland. Arriyest-Saip
IFnllthgyW shire from Port Ha1lock. .
complete cargo for Port Tfr3e.
Port Townsend. April I2-Special Ar
rivei-fhH TX Ant0nette. from Nalpa-
raiso Rr TX Darvs. from Honolulu SAL
e.!-StS Ai-KL for juneau, TX Palmyra.
FROM Port amble for san Francisco To
SAT- tonorrow-Br - Howth. from Port
Blakeley for PoTt Pierre.
san Francisco. April Is-Ueuart esd -
state Of California, Astoria and Portland:
str Oswald. AgzoA hay: scar Louis. T*ris-
toll bay. @chr Marion GrAy's h&ro1r. e. nr
Lila and Matte. Bristol hay Fre 5Shts
ard charte~s-kna bk Arcturus. lurnb
from Burrar8's fulet 20 santa Rosaua:
Am s1srr Prssp@r salmon from NeSnek.
Alaska 20 San Francisco
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ket was In fair volume, both of which
circumstances exercised a favorable In
nuence in the dealings az the opening.
During the first quarter OF an hour prices
generally moved up fraction. Sugar
was an exception. and after opeunix Il.
hlsner, broke sharply T.. On sales 70 re-
aa1e profits. The general market fell Of
ifaction IN sympathy with Sugar. bu.
under a brisk demand for General FIee-
trac tnat stock advanced Il. rser cent ara
the rest OF the list I&HI. the later Towa
1entral preferred and Lead preferred
ne market became weak shortly heso-.
i Q CLOCK. and the trading Iausel into tr-
res0Iarlfy. Some shares receding EneIus
If's manhattan 1 per cent. I.acka wanna
n, ana New Jersey Central. and Lead
preferred =. while Canada Pacific rose
"a MO Grande Western preferred I uer
cent ana National Linseed and RaI,i-
more a ohio per cent In the late deaf
H'es lnere was a reaction Of IL per cert
naahIns the Improvement only x Der cent,
npared with yesterdays final sales. the
Closing prices are Irregular
mere was less activity TO the hond
.Iaalhe today than on yesterday. The
sales were s22Fs0
Government bonds-Firn.
state bonds-Steady.
Railroad bonds-Stronx
Fetroieum-Easier: closed e. % BID.
Bank Clearance-.
III lo4io~ing table. complied by Brad
49, ;. SHOWS the total cgearen noes at the
erasI 'aI cities ard the percentage OF In
.. .-aoe or decrease. as compared with the
corresponding week last vear.
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Breadsturls and Grains.

San Francisco. April 9-Fiour-Faml-
~ extras. S325Ef235: bakers extras. 81 Is
CTS: superflne. s. i0q935
Whet-Fair export movement Is IN
prurress. and q looks as II a good record
would be made In a shipping way for the
current month. S7tsc for No. l shipping
VITA N>}.c for choke. Milling wheat is
somewhat strong. at eO19sc.
BARLEY The demand for consumption is
bsht and or a hand-to-mouth character
irving a depressed feeling 10 the general
situation Feed. fair to good. s5Gs7isc /:
choice, 6Sa.c. brewing. SAdSirc.
s'ats-Trade seems TO be slackening Re-
esipis are not excessive but the market
literally supplied. Milling. No7149
ilas; SUNRISE. H.oTsai.l7's; fancy feed.
sessfi Le1ts good "a choice. acmsi
Flour. quarter sacks. 1As42: wheat.
esn,als 81 eSS; harley. centsls. AS; corn.
rentals -. beans sacks. S6S. potatoes
sacks. $50, onions, sacks. 550; bran. sacks
Closing Quotations.
Skc
Barley NJ trading.
coFn-si i-t~
krsn-slt0 Per ton.
Produce.
Potatoes Receipts OF new today we're
W sacks. New. a.al4c per pound. Early
nose. 3 i'c. river reds 80 a5c. Bur
p@aAs. taIt-c. oregon Rurhaaks. tasg >A-
pcf GENITAL
batter-rhe market 90 stii On weak
condition. ua jer excessive arrivals.
Creamery. fancy. IasGisc; seconds. uE
IS Per roun3- dairy. fancy. Iois0l1c, fair
70 rAotSe >-thc. store lots effsc.
Caeese--Chasco - fancy. T1Sc: FAR %
Sd tsfeo. Eastern. ordinary 20 fine.
N8it- per poana
fege-Storks heavy and prices soft.
.ss3l'izc yer dozen FOR store. and Izai Ia
- uu.h
Ftnenrfal
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL NORTHERN.

HOTEL NORTHERN.
p J. n. Browne, Spokane.
W. 8. Dulmage. Spokane.
s. &. Heilig. Portland
a. HagaTty. Snohomish.
p. Counache. Tacoma
Miss Counaehe. Tacoma
w. n; Atkinson, Great Falls. Mont.
w. Ton1linSOn. Vancouver.
Mrs. Tonlinson, Vancouver. r. c.
Mrs. A. Brealy. Mission City, 3. C.
q. w. Ray. DAYTON.
a ". Alvey, Tacoma.
J. Rector. Tacoma.
NJ W Mathieson, Portland.
Lester W David. Blaine
w W Cole. New York
G.. r. Swinehart. Juneau.
II. Mitchell. San Francisco.
". c. Mitchell. San Francisco.
HOTEL DTI44ER.
] A. Patterson. San Francisco.
Mrs. s. NJ. Gregory, San Francisco.
T p Woddard Port !, Blak s. u,
r. f. Lisk and son, Helena, Mont.
]. a Marshall. Sedro.
C. II. Burnett. Burnett.
p .. Paugbarn. Snoqualmis.
". Z. Williams. Port Gamble.
a Lunsden. Port Blakeley.
p F. Welsh Port Madison.
] ID. Hays. W7sckersham. Wash.
w. IL Heabon. Mercer Slough.
]. c. Still. Bay View:
c. FYeehart, Stanwood
J. w Harris TulaliD. Wash.
NJ. Cook. Sedro. Wash.
p r. Smith, San Francisco;
Thomas Sanders. Woodinville.
j Z. Biytt Bothell
Chdrles +. O'Hara. Port Blakeley
George W. Shaw. Tolt. Wash.
A. J. Moidenhorn. Lowell.
r. Corgan, Victoria
HOTEL BUTLER.
c. f. Signs. city.
Norman d Nacaulay. Victoria
Atplph Muller. Milwaukee.
=. Cameron. New York.
I Boscowitz. London. England
II l., Fiiel New York.
a. III. Rawttzer. Omaha
George c. Mcnamara. Port TOWNSEND.
Mrs. w. Il. Hoggatt. San Francisco.
C. l. Bingham. Chicago
G. r. Deeley, Chicago.
Herman Bach, Portland
A. c. Loverin. Honolulu.
]. ]. Cleland. Pertain.
Charles Tucker. Tacoma:
r III. Alliston, Portland.
Charles A Murray. Tacoma
= 7 JSI1arn. San Francisco.
g A PIrrr1aa New Whatcorn.
! n Dawson. New Whatccn.
George II Smith. Tacoma.
IT 8. Mccormick, Portland.
Mike Hunt, Chicago.
A r. Cook and wife, Seattle.
7 ] Nancy. Everett; 49,,
~ u IIoggatt and wife II. s. Navy,
Iohn q. +. Jeffrey New York.
NJ Gutr1ann. Victoria.
7 r Goldsmith. ST. Paul.
wv B King, city.
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Union Depot Connections.

All trains from the West run into the
81 Paul union depot. making close con-
nections with THE North Western" trains
for the East and South. Passengers hold
ing tickets via the above line have only
a step from their train 10 the elegantly
equipped North western limited. leav-
ing 81. Paul every day in the year. For
ladies' travelling alone this Is especially
"a be considered. For tickets and sleep
ing car reservation call on
+. w. PARKER.
Puget Sound Agent. COL Front ST. Seattle.
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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 Z a m0 April 3. s. 1S
Is % and Is
For Alaska-April ;, s, - and 3 at
q. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports at a. m. April s. TO-
10. %. Is and 50.
Tickets may be obtained at the Office of
the company at Ocean dock Seattle
GoonALL. PERKINS g. CO..
General Agents, San Francisco.
j. F. TRoWBRIDCE, Act. p. 8. Supt..
Seattle.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

EVERETT ROCTE-STR- GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle II is a. m. and 40 u. m.
Leaves Everett s:<5 a. m. and 2 p. m
sundays-Leayes Seattle p. IA. Leaves
Everett II a. m
Fare-SIngie trip. TIC: round trip. g25:
Connects with Goats for Tacoma and
Gnohomfsh.
Ianding-Coiman dock, foot OF Marion
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY
Claua Troup. Pres. r. W. GooAhue s'y.
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ShAGfT RIVER ROUTE.
WEEKLY TIME CARD.

steamer city of Champaign or Steamer
Clan Mcdonald
Leaves Lilly. Bogarius a. Co.'S dock. Sc
as,Itie-Monday, April Is, at 70 midnight;
Wednesday April II, al l. midnight; Sat
urdsy April -. at a. m.
leaves Mount Nernon~-W etlnesiay
April Il; AZ ! a m; Friday. April ~. al .
a. m; sunday, April y. at II A. m, con-
Meeting at Seattle with the steamer Mary
r Perley for Tacoma and Everett
freight and passengers. Calling at Ed
monds. RICHMOND. Tulsiip Stanwood
FLORENCE. Fir. Skagit City. Mount Yer
non and Avon.
LILLY. BOGARDUS & co. Inc.
owners and Managers, Seattle
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EVANGEIA

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at I2f5
a. IN. for Port Townsend. Port Williams,
Dungoness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent,
Gettysburg. Pysht. Clallam Bay and
Neah Bay: returning. arrives Seattle go
p. m. on opposite days. Steamer Evaneei
leaves Yesler dock for Port Townsend
Port Williams, Dungeness, Port Angeles
Fridays at 60 q. m: arrives Seattle al
ternate days p. m.
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PACIFIC SAvTGATTOS co.
- cd - e~@@s GNs - sea-

es1stle ard Wnatcow rolf State es
WILMINGTON leaves Seattle daily. errens
ss.Tgfrsisy-. az - p IN Seattle and Ia Con-
80 route Fafrhasen leaves Seattle daily
t-seer,f Saturday a. . - q. IN. Tacoma an
e@@sfia rouf@-gfate ~ wa shlnEfon Ieaves
Gsaftia Tuesdays. Thursdays ana satur-
IESLER DOCK
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VICTORIA ROrTr.

= 7 Ia y Tx IAD-ALEF
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ara
f5ort Townsend. daily. except Sunday. a,
ia "a n: returning. leaves Victoria :
Steamer Idaho leaves FOR port
Townserd and way ports daily. except
s,snsay. az N: Sunday. direct, a,
9 -, returning direct. leaves Port Tow7n
"a al p. m. Telephone 10.
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EVERETT ROUTE.
STEAMER CRICKET

STEAMER CRICKET
CoaiI,, leaves Seattle. 7.s0 a. IN. and s,g
n m Leaves Everett l0.l5 a m ana q
= N rare~Sinsle trip, - cents: rom a
frtr, 80 cent? Landing az VAN A Huh
heii's dock. next Flyer dock, Seattle. Man
r. 81. HARRINGTON. Master.
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THROUGH TOURIST CARS.

Steamship warrimoo leaves Vancouver
April Is for Honolulu, FIJI and Australia
steamship Empress OF Japan leaves
Vancouver April I'd for China and Japan
Canadian Pacific Railway ticket Office
CO Front street.
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A Williams 81 Bay1ied cogRty VS..
hAs been arrested. charged WITH having
knight. Between sIsee and 81. q cota-
y suu1S.
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Puget SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

e-rkrsHTP CITY or KINGSTON
G ssars ~ Nj. era coma. -flf8 Ar s.sya m
- Ear L. = ~. Seattle. szfArl Cam
! sen. I.v' = p T'wns'd = ArIf Epra
4 aargsIs Ar ll8.. Victoria -. MIsLvs 800 u
sDally except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wha-S Seattle.
For rates and ssser Information arrly
I A -ArEAG. Gen Agt-. y. p x n
yesse- ave. ard Front ST.. Seattle.
G. YE2EES. AgeaL Te5.@~ wharf
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND srArrr
ROT-TE A~D

sAS JUAN ISLANDS-STEAMEg Iy.
Ola THOMPSON
Sarrying United States mail. leaves City
oocA. loot or Main street. Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday at a. m. for Port
WvHsw si. San Jpan Islands and New
TINE CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH IL.
Nortn Bound-Leave Seattle 400 a. m. !.
leave Port Townsend T.1 n, iaas..
Isidsy Haroor I.0 a. m; leave Roche
i aafoor lZ'Se D. M. arrive New whatcom
600 .. m.
South Bound-Leavs New Wha,eo,o An
a. m leave Roche Harbor 200 a m /.
leave Friday Harhor 1890 a. m; leave
5ort townsend &:eo p. IN: arrive Seattle
81. X. Thompson. managing owner, ]. A.
hatheic. agent. Phone sss
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland April 10 -Wheat-Vailcv. SlG
s'se per GENITAL. Walla walls. 46al itgss
Per b,sshel.
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THE VANCOUVER RouTE-A TRIP

THE VANCOUVER FOITF-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS
stearner Utopia. J. A o Brien, Master.
,rsl v,harf p. m. Mondays and Thurs
aavR Tor Port Townsend. Anacortes Fair
baSsn View Whatcor. blaine and Fri.
az Efarhor going through 10 Vancouver
on Thursday trip
Fare 70 Blaine 81 fare 20 Vancouver. II
For further information apply TO Cen.
trail wharf.
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Runs superb equipment consisting q
dining cars. buret library car. palace ana
upholstered tourist sleeping cars
Overland train. east bound leaves Sc
attic Il q r. West bound train arrives
&c > ? -
Coast liz. train north bound. leaves s.
attic. sis q IT. arrives % . m
For tickets ard general sn.orn2tto r.
ezrcins THIS Lac call on O. address
r.. c. STEVENS. Gen- Az.
Il Eroai Street. Seattle WA
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STEAMERS.
FLY on THE FLYER.

FLY on THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
roar rcl1E21 trips daily except sunday
IN ere hoGr aud twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips Sea;tls-TAconaA
route. as followss
Taking effect
TUESDAY. MAY I.
TIME CARD:
Leave SeatfIe-7.s5 u:Is A. m, sssS s.is
2 m Leave Taccrna-s;sa a. m, leu asa
e& , m.
sunday
Ave Sea1fie-Gen n IT.. Iss1 $50 p N
Leave T@corne-a.Na a y, g.sa % D m.
i.ShGi1s AZ Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma and Commercial dock. focS OF Mar
sor street. Seattle
sundays. excursion rates on steamer
Fleeswood; fare. SOC.
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Financial.

Financial.
Money on call. easy at lizg2 per cent
last loan. pa per cent: closed. IL per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4G5lz per cent.
sterling exchange-F'irm. with actual
business In bankers bill. at aS'Ss a i.S''a
for demand. and at Si.SSSs4iss1s Tor SIXTY
davs. Posted rates. sissiz14 SIZE and s4-sO
a4e0ik. Commercial bills, ASt'zaiS'@.'
silver certiflcates-66Q67
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Tides Mt Seattle Harbor To-day.

Is 1875 30 1911 s.2 10 "a SO
At Port Townsend.
IsI s.5l1.n' 7.si s.s7 5.5 s.ssi 80
Seattle. A1rr H. 1885.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
sss clea ring houses today were;
Clearances. Balances.
battle ...............S g. 1e3 g $Ss,l.S p
gsooTna ....-+..-..... ". ~ 51' - ~ y,
qae loea. produce markets showed a
!. measure Of activity yesterday. city
.-ssrs being especially good The large
sgnruent from San Francisco by the
vsla WaIa replenished the cleaned UP
EGGS and allowed dealers to fill many
t.sk orders Prices on number OF COM
rosl,Ies are stifeuing up. and there is a
t4sfsr tone generally on the street. Ner-
ss..disA lines remain firm. and move
rant f. first class, and has been ever
ssss the first OF the month. Coal oil
took another squirt upward yesterday OF
n cents per gallon. with the prospect OF
sfill higher rise Fresh meats also re-
main firm, With an upward tendency. In
me feed line wheat and oats are scarce
and very firm In price. and offerings of
bran and shorts are light. consequently
,tIfenlnc up the price. The -four market
shows no change.
Oranges continue in light supply. and
merchants are receiving full prices on
stock that would ordinarily be classed
poor. Fancy stock is moving OF fairly
well at quotations. s3.25 per box, and In
some instances $3.50. Medium stock
ranges IN price from s.. % TO s2.75 per box.
Seedlings sell at the low rates prevailing.
Good apples are very scarce. and dealers
are securing fancy prices for what they
have. Medium and poor stock ia In fair
supply. and prices have n wide range.
Considerable OF the poor stock liz disposed
OF TO peddlers and small fruit startis A
large shipment or bananas arrived on the
market yesterday and was well distrib-
uted Prices range from $50 to 81 per
bunch II IL Honolulu stock. and very
choice. Dates and figs show a fair meas
ure OF activity. although sales are small.
A small shipment OF Strawberries was re-
eeived yesterday by express. and sold for
$50 per case. The demand IL small Nuts
are IN large supply. and sales are small.
The dried fruit market remains I'M
changed. and stocks are in large supply.
IN vegetables green peas and asparagus
are sti9enlng up on account OF small re-
eeipts Rhubarh is In large supply, con-
Siderable native stock arriving each day
The ruling price Is about cents per
pound. onions are moving of fairly
Wei AZ the recently aifANcA1 rates. ana
potatoes are moving of hriskiy. other
varieties I'm the vegetable line are I'M
changed
Sales OH utter are very large. owing
undoubtedly 70 the low price prevailing
Prices on all grades remain weak. ami
show no sign OF Improvement I'm the Inn
mediate future. Cheese is unchanged
Eggs are I'm light supply. and dealers fear
that they viii not have enough stock 10
gu Alaska orders. which are quite heavy.
The ruling price yesterday on the street
vas liz cents per dozen. and some deal
Prs got l. cents. The poultry market is
nactivc. and prices we're about the same
yesterday as on the preceding day. Re
ceipts are medium.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
STEAMER FARArTl0v.

vnave San Francisco April Is. Nav :
and II ,.~. .
passnuger and freight rates the lowest,
1900 and freight rates can bs gh-
.aYn@. bv applying 20
G. CARROLL, Agent.
r-r,on dock. foot Of Uaion street, Seattle.
Telephone 81
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PORT ORCHARD AND SIDNEY ROUTE

STEAMER DELTA
WIN leave Sidney daily al a. m. and
1880 .. m Leave Seattle. $50 a. m. and
4 n m. calling at Charleston. dry dock
Rremerton, Brick yard Sylvan Grove, and
head OF Port Orchard. IL m. City dock,
foot OF Main street.
u. TRoUTMAN. Master.
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent.
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rhse,vsiions taken at all stations az
18th meridian time & ,. m Paeihc
- GEORGE y. SALISBURY.
Oberseryer in Charge.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-20

The total sales ~ stocks today we're
ga al shares including, American s. var.
Is SD. American Tobacco. 3 so. Atchison.
r ana. Burlington. : {ee. Chicago Gas 80 ooo
= a. 4 81 l.. Sea u X e r, = 90.
General Electric r. a0. Kansas & Texas.
saa. Kansas 4 Texas MI. Nesa. Louisville
& Nashville qoo. Missouri Pacific. S5s".
National Lead. 7Ea. y. y 4 y. r. g ~;
Northwest $50. n & r. c.. $50. Rock
Island T. Ho. - PAM. I9 Nu. southern
ralIroaf. E 81 Southern railroad PA. e ss'.
Tennessee Coal and Iron. 4.S@. L. :. cord
age 4oa. Wabash pfd. 490. Western
Union. 2@@
Hops.
Hops-SteaAy.
Wool.
Uooi-Stea
Metals.
zig fron-weak. Scotch. Ss89o. Aueri-
can 81 sr4t2
Iesa-Qutet. exchange prices. Sf1'a.
Cooper stead y, straits. $l2-&ul& x.
plates. siow.
Gorcc.
.~aNee-Optsona. closed barely stes fy az
fassA uoluts net advance. April. So ss.F
IA a.. Dse-srnher sl4I5s4tsa1. spot COFFEE
Rha. nominal Slild. quiet.
sugar.
Suxar-Raw. f~ru: centrifugal. = test.
s. Refined. steady.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-20
STEAMERS.

EVERETT AND sNOHoMrsH ROUTE.
Cur RATE To EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
leaves Central wharf. Tuesdays. Thurs-
Ssvs and Saturdays a. q. n. fnr I'd
rnond@. Mukilteo. Everett. Mary svfiie.
Ees* everett Lowell and SmohngmgSh
FARE TO EVERETT. DC. ROUND 5ec:
TO sNOHOMISH. SOC.
~ GEO. }. WILEY. Agent.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-24
LannD ClOcks.

Lamp clocks We're among the early
specimens Of the clOckmaker's art. 4
kind quite common In the seventeenth
century consisted of lamp burner
placed at the base Of glass oil recep.
tacle mounted vertically on suitable
standard. The oil reservoir had at
tached to 1t scale, facing the burner
and showing the hours, beginning at
= o'clock In the afternoon, at which
time the lamp was to he lighted In win
ter, and ending at o'clock In the morn
Ing. The lamp being lighted, the grad
ually descending level of the oil, as
combustion proceeded, marked the
hours. Another device Of later origin
utilized the same principle. 1t consist.
ed OF two communicating oil chambers,
superpOsed by clock dial. In one of
the chambers was placed a night lamp
to illuminate this dial. and In the other
was suspended float from q cord
which passed around o small pulley.
IN later WAS mpVnted on . enall