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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-18
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

Chicago May I7-There was no weak
SPOT I'm wheat at 1he opening. II started
wffa buyers and sellers frcu tstsG.sisc. or
from S.1fitc higher TRAN the close yess cs--
day II was absorbed iu 1gnueuse guam
t3tGes az between sgl. sft9izc. but was pour
ell forth with equal lthcrals-y al the same
time Commission houses Who had been
afrrong the most prominent tsly@rs for a
colzple Of weeks had for "A time appeared
WITH unlimited selling orders. and he
general impress son was mat 2 s'as long
wheat they were disy-osing OF. SeverJ3i
Abuses disposed - l.oo0e" bushels apiece
g. tha aY~ss half hour % the session. and
loo GO bushels changed hands RAPIDLY. B-it
the market was glutforots, ami uspt only
syob},lad 4 al Up bsst climbed ~ 7ao while
Il was taking on she load The latter
gsfsce on the at!xasce VAS only realized on
one 80 bssshesi Got. AZ $50 bag give
ard take hlgS4gtS went on Tor "a rni;sute ~
tao, That Vas THE elimination Of tire
morning bulge. Tire heavy realizing sales
BEGAN 10 tel after that and before =
O'Clock the Fsrbce had reacted - e>ir.. TIE
strength VAS continuation - the efcct
~ rhe ssa-1age ~ the growing crop ~ is
seees On me minds 81 people a the cosun-
.rv Wheat was woTRed from here by
water - De.voat and numerous country
r-,sl{erS crv}esTed anywhe-7A from five car
trs4S % f6.0a bushels each II cash wheat.
Ti,s c-N.D damage reports received were
quito couvtnciug - unpTe isasace'f rrtgsss
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The failure 81 Tho balloon o. scens!ons
the last two Sundays al Madison park
has been due % unavoidable circuYn-
stances The first Sunday the wind and
rain made & simply impossible Last
Sunday the great mass OF SILK was half
filed when the wind became so strong az
20 make me Alllng Impossible. A second
attempt vas made and me balloon caught
FIRE and. % course. that ended the matter.
Il must re remembered tina. the aerouau.
receives no nay when he does not 80 an.
The .hir1 attempt viii be made tomorrow.
provided she weather VIII permit az
80 sharp. ana aG thai experience and
money can ar.uE i1.o play Viii make This
the Erandest ascension ever made al this
popular resort. IS Tire aeroraur s. going
70 show the put!ic that it was simply IN
avosiahle accidents that have prohibited
the ascenSsana before.
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and these we~e Il tie majority. 20 JUDGE
from zss asr-soa az ire market after iis
morning break. About tan minutes TON
the csoSe July wheat was -c above ne
priee y cSosesi a. yesterday Foreign ElsF-
ksfz we're hSgsser. bat seahrsara az -
we're thzE FRS price rgFsng on Tbs sue e
1-ugn - b. zsex bosnei above q IoFs1i2S tx
port rsszssress
July corn exzerea irregular, siSs S7S2r, ara
y was soon eroxd@ down BY itneraA offfr-
inEs 20 sIisc. II recovered near TIE cstsse 20
5Iige5f7Se against 5z1. or the Gay oefoEe
F'sucrazssogS In cats were largely iaf1S-
enc@1 rs wheat ard corn- June sfarssd 4,
So sosd a. &c. ooSn 20 -, -. -
ssnaai With zSs-c rsd Sspterrfe- ranger
from @Ss.a2Tc, CLOSING at the latter nEare-
Tire yyroyssson market vas strong az the
s,-e.rsrsr ard rather weak during the great
er part Of the REMAINDER OF The day IheFe
was rallyzag neor the end. whscn ieiS
prices az about the level wf-A The CLOSING
praces Of the previous day. july f"fA
closed PIC lower ard lard and ribs e2ca
2S9c higher.
Closing Quotations.
whsat-sfay. es%c: July. 7oisT7oi.c-
corn-May. 5&c; July. S1izaSzac-
Oats-Nay. zs1sc; July. 2ssse.
Pork-aay. 81 o.ss Jaly. sl2.i5-
Isrd-May. $ss7; July. SD
Ri5s-May. sos. July. $s-lsgsl'A
Fsax-Si -.
Timothy-c.
Bariey-No. = size.
Rye-5sc.
Live stock.
Only about 400 cattle arrived today,
including 100 Texans. There was suff-
cient demand 70 absorb the supply az un-
changed prices. ordinary to choice steers
selling al s42G5s5. with very few sales
over $50 or below $40. Veal calves were
up TO sAsoQ5s5.
There was good shipping demand Tor
hogs today and mostly taken az early
hours at an advance OF 5Gl0c. Heavy
hogs. s435II70. and lights. s4iOsr4-S5.
Heavy sold chiefly at s4.55G4.s5. and light
at 81 &S7455.
The receipts OF sheep have not been
very large this week. and an active de-
mznd from a local dressed meat firm en-
abled sellers 70 obtain further advance
OF about 154eac. Sheep sold at s2Q4.3 as
an extreme range. and lambs at A4o.5-
Shorn Western sheep sold at S3-5osli. 30
Shorn lambs, 81. 4olf5.So; wooded lambs. -
a. 50, and spring lambs at Sa6-2S.
Receipts-cattle, 400; calves, so; hogs.
q coo: sheep, 5000.
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n Ire olymTsc Club te2rts tournarent
FOR doubles ne ss'-ni-fC22s resulted as fol-
bows.
Wright ard Murray lost 70 Nezerye
ami Snatch. 50. O. ke&eae~ ard HAYNES
AoS; 80 I4oaulan and Peliy. S-s g-1. g.
Iuvera~ity and Rohirs lost "a Peliy ami
Bofsi g. So S-rvsve ard Faikssl3, burg bost
20 Code and FlSkeEi So. 90 81 Mese~ve
and Sna5th chen defeated LoRu1sn and
Pelly. 50 So
In tne anai r. whEh VII - deSsesa by
tas h<st tA2ree out OF rve se,s Pe31y anf
Band deSeareci NcSe-ye and Snaisa two
sets ATTN re following >>,s-c. s-5. g.
when play had % cease on sccogn. o:
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RFeatISfuffS and Grains.

San Francisco. May 17.-Flour-Bakers'
extras, S3l0a350. supernne, $3.50 $50:
family extras 81. i09350.
Nheat-The market Is very tame. No
shipping is S6is1S7isc: milling grades,
aziAU9Tisc per GENITAL
Barley-Trade slow with prices station
airy. Feed. fair to good. s21285sR4c: choice.
g.
oats-Bgsiness shows n slight falling
of. market quiet Milling, si.07ian1 I7iS .
Surprise, y.i0aia0: fancy feed. So2las
I0l4. good 10 choice. 9JcGSi.0n: fair 20
good. 9)Gia5c poor TO fair S7i3499c: gray.
s5eaSL02is.
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks. ., 900:
wheat. eentals. 2o00 barley. 1850; oats. 5s5
beans sacks, 20. potatoes. sacks. 1851;
onions. Si3, hran. $50. middlings SIS: wine.
gallons. s. zoo
Wool Spring. years fleece. san Joa-
quin. per pound. 50Tc; six to eight
months san Joaquin. sftSc; six to eight
months Calaveras and foothnl, free. So
ioo; Caiaveras and foothill. defective. iQ
&C.; Northern. good 10 choice. SHIlc: North
etn. defective. Cs8Szc; Nevada. spring.
light and choice. s0ac; heavy. 6a7c.
heps-4aGc per pound.
Closing Quotations.
S'sc
Bariey-Firm: December. s57sc.
toFn-S r.
Ban-SiSel
Produce.
fotatoes-New potatoes now comprise
me bulk % arrivals and old will soon be
zone New potatoes In sacks. 65GTSc; new
larry Rose. tn boxes. from the river. SIG
10 per GENITAL: river reds. 25alG0c: Peta-
iama and females Burhanks. sofI5ac: Or
e4ea bHroauks. AU6'c per GENITAL
butter-Arrtvalss OF creamery are very
aeANy az The moment. and the stores are
leadsd With these goods. The market is
oppressed and the dealers have % hustle
te work or their stocks. Creamery. fancy
l-sse IS seconds 1lNlSc per pound; dairy
fancy. le'zgllc; Sood "a choice 91llac: me-
elam grades SUSzc per pound: store hut
tAfeSe-pealers are disposed 20 shade
9eosalions 20 sell. owing 20 thu weakness
u 'he market Fancy mild new su7c.
COMMON 20 good 7r5c. Young America 81
Eastern GtsglFsc. latter figure FOR
cream; IVES. ern Sra,
Esss-Fhe mark shows no particular
eaahEe oreEons ara dun AZ l2irc duck
SO, $50 ita'"o: store egss lsJi2c ranch eggs
lfa25c rer dozen.
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LdNGHAN LINE
Of Steamers and Clipper Sh.rs.

puget Sound direct 20 pelagoa Bay, car.
ryihg goods at through rates from GEM
teFs FEEDING the Northern Pacific railway
ana companies affiliated thereto. Via
fuset Sound 10 pelagoa Bay, and thanca
~ the Netherlands railway OF the south
African republic 10 Pretoria and johann
Following the steamship Belt.slce and
10 SAN about May .. the fine steamship
soNeig, or 24sB tons, from Puget Sound
(Fort blakeleyl. 20 he followed by other
steamers and sailing clippers from this
terms apply to:
Port Blakeley Mil Co.. Port Blakeley,
Wash.
Northern Pacific railway. Tacoma and
Seattle.
M Il. Magnesen. &o5 Front street. San
Francisco.
T. r. Iingham. Deiagoa Bay.
q. +. Neame & Co. general English
agents, 81 Grscechureh street, London,
E. c.
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Movement OF trade in the Seattle mar
kets was Light yes tsrday and prices were
weak. Receipts were very light and the
market is hare of nearly every thing in the
fresh fTsaii line. There were no straw
berries to be had on the street because OF
delay a. Portland. but In the evening
all the dealers were well stocked. Prices
on tfe consignment averaged about l5o
per case One firm. j. G. Nixon K Co.
had a crate OF native Washington berries
grown by w J. Gordon on Nashon island
and disysoaed Of it for S.. The fruit was
very fine. and arrived on the market ex-
eeedlug4y early. and ahead OF anything
from Oregon. This Is the first instance in
which native stock has arrived on the
market ahead OF Oregon stock. which
usually pours IN about this season OF the
year and knocks the prices down, TO the
detrimenf of the native stock. Next week
large consignments are expected from
other localities. Stocks OF oranges are
pretty well cleaned up. and fun prices are
readily obtained for all varieties. Navels
are practically out OF the market. Sales
OF dried fruits are fairly large and quoted
prices are firmly adhered to. Tropical
fruits are In moderate supply and sales
are brisk. especially of bananas Lanes
are In light supply and considerable stock
Is disposed OF. the ruling price being 81 40
per box. Other varieties move off very
we'll Nuts are in large supply and sales
are light. Vegetables OF all descriptions
ara in moderate supply and prices are
firmly held by dealers. Receipts are fairly
large and native stock II sold In preference
90 California and Oregon stock.
Butter continues I'm large supply and
prices remain low and weak. Choice
creamery stock Is lower than II has been
for months Cheese Is in moderate sup
ply aud quoted prices are fairly firm. Eggs
we're sold yesterday on the street for 70
and i2R cents per dozen Poultry is I'M
changed
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Everett. May fT.-SPscsal.-The yachts al
this cry are preparing 20 80 10 the regatta
Al ytc.oria IN force. Whitney & Mon
tardo-s.s yacht Storm King. J. J. Kelley 5
Yacht Josephine, e Ferris Whites new
boat Bernics. and Goidlnch & Van
D-as'z Typhoon viii al be there. Posi-
bly, George Montandon's new schooner
Dauntless. OF Everett. may go over. but
r,oz 20 race
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, STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
leaves Lilly. Bcgsrdus & Co.'S DOCK. D..
Stsie, tuesday. Nav "A, II q. m: Thurs.
gay May is - noon. Saturday, May Is
a. Sns Leaves Mount VcTnoa-WeaaeS-
"a 80 sM&N -. p. M, Friday May H. a.
"a. sunday, Nay 49, II a. IN. Calling at
sssshionas. Talaltp. Stanwecd. Mount YER
Aoaa AEal Avon. Connecting 10 Mount Ner-
- s,S 81 and Sank. Fare 81. round TRIP
Lilly. BoGARDUS G Co, Irc..
Owners and Managers. StartiA
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The britannia Defeats the Ausa.

Gravesend, May 1.-THE Britannia cas-
fly won the first OF the Thames yacht
races today. The other yachts in the
race were the Ailsa. Isolde and Caress.
The course vas fifty miles The Britain
MIA won from the Aiisa by minutes e
seconds
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS-STEAMER LIZ.
OLA THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock foot OF Main street. Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at a. m. for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom.
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is.
North Bound-Leave Seattle 200 a. m;
leave Port Townsend 700 a. M. leave
Friday Harbor ii 80 a. M. leave Roche
Harbor I2:30 y. M; arrive New Whatcom
600 p. m.
South Bound-Leave New whatcom 400
a. M; leave Roche Harbor 800 a. m:
leave Friday Harbor 1000 a. M; leave
Port Townsend 400 p. M: arrive Seattle
7:S5 p. IN.
j. r.. Thompson, managing owner. J. A.
Hatfield agent. Phone S25.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London May I7.-Rar silver. 30 n-l6d.
Consols, l05ss. Bank OF England discount
rate. per cent.
New York. May 1.-THE Evening Posts
London ca bIegram says: The stock mar
kets were better today, in sympathy with
further important rise in Americans.
which were bought largely by the CONT
neut, also by professional operators here,
and 10 a small exten; by the public. The
New York Central shares are said TO be
partly placed with insurance offices here.
Prices closed a fraction under the best.
There was a slight revival in Kaffirs. II
is believed the Chinese loan will he fie,-
Oo0 900 sterling. perhaps in two INSTALL
ments.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
Liverpool. May 1T.-Wheat-Spot, nrm :;
demand. moderate: No. 2. red winter. IS
4d: No. 2. red spring. IS sad; No. i, hard
Manitoba, IS 5st1d: No. l. California, So
al Futures closed firm, with near posi-
tions 1dli2d higher, and distant positions
I6a1Iad higher; May. 5s Id; July. 5s cd /;
August. 5s 4l4d; September, 5s sd; oeto-
Der. Us 6izd.
Corn-Spot, firm American. mixed, 4s
10d. Futures closed firm, with near pos
lions Land higher and distant positions
i.Hthd higher. MAY, Is sad; June. Is Tad.
July. IS Sd: August As SID; September,
IS SID; October As sad.
FIOur-Firm: nothing Offering; st.
Louis, fancy winter, 6s Sd.
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Young GrifYo an O<carian.

New York. May 1.-THE match be-
tween Young Critic and Lav.ene. set for
May 81 has been declared of A warrant
has been issued for CRITICS. arrest on the
charge OF heinous offenses.
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pIJGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
ssoDamlLv lsil. Tacoma. =. lif0lAr t45am
1o:IsamlI,vl 2s -. Seattle. = s2lArl soosm
I .aonmII.vI III PIT. T'wnsd. 81 Arlf1:t5pm
490ryrnl Arlil0I. Victoria. IMlsLvs S:30pm
sDaiiy except Monday.
STEAMER leaves Yesier wharf, Seattle.
For rates and other information apply
A. NADEAU, Gen. Agt.. ~. Il. n. n.
Yesler ave. and Front St. Seattle
s. G. YERKES. Agent, Yesled wharf.
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aTRAITs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
gTRS. GARLAND AND EVANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
a"y -, - ,or port Townsend, Port Williams.
T. ~, Port Angeles, Port Crescent.
Tsettvsburg, Pysht. Cialiam Bay. and
Sa.b raw returning, arrives Seattle 2.3o
= =, On opposite days. Steamer Evangel
peswes Yesier dock for Port Townsend.
Por, Williams. Dungenes.; Port Angeles
"a Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays ana
rr1savs at $50 o. m: arrives Seattle al
fernats days p. IN.
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STEAMERS.
FIT ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
our round trips daily except sunday.
IN ore hour and twenty-five mtnutea.
THE STEAMER FLYER
regular daily trips. Seattle~IaccnA
route. as follows:
Taxing effect
TUESDAY. MAX 4
TIME CARpf
LeaVe Sesftle-f:S. llslA q. m. s.$A va
E al. Leave Taeonaa-s;Se - M, lsoo t.sA
N1@ =. m.
Sunday
leave Seattie--.on a m. is-oA. 5 % p m
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. la
ma -. and Commercial dock. foot Of Mar
iea street. Seattle
xsSunoays. excursion rates On steamer
fieetwood: fare. soc.
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r-,;on Depot Connections.

All trains from the West run into the
c. paul union depot. making close con-
rctions with The NorthWestern'' trains
for the East and South. Passengers hold
Inc tickets via the above line have only
a step from their train to the elegantly
ecninDed 'North-W estern" limited leav-
a. 81 Paul every day in the year. For
ladies' travelling alone this is especially
% be considered. For tickets and sleep
ing car reservation call on
T. W. PARKER,
Puget Sound Agent. COL Front St, Seattle.
Balloon ascension. Madison street park
Sunday afternoon. weather permitting.
Delicious Duwamish Dairy ice cream.
Telephone l4s.
---------
o. Balloon ascension. Madison street park
Sunday afternoon. weather permitting
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
BOAT.

The fast and commodious steamer Mon
ticello leaves percivaps wharf, Olympia.
a. m. daily, except Sunday. Time Card
Going: Leaves Olympia. A. m. leaves
Tacoma. ii 30 n. M. arrives Seattle. 1;Jo
y. m. Returning: Leaves Seattle, D. m:
leaves Tacoma, 4:3O p. m. arrives Olympia.
7:3o p. m. Landlngs-OlyInpia. Perciyal's
tie. Yesler wharf. Fare between Seattle
and Tacoma, 50c. Meals and staterooms.
The Monticello IL fast, and by far the best
steamer on the route. In effect Monday.
May 18th, 1885. HATCH BROS.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DrII.ER HOTEL.


John R1rherford, Fall City.
Miss Rose Bres1. Snohornssh.
Miss May MtlEett, SlotsoGnieh-
J. c. Taylor, Month Bend.
John Webster. Noqlrt Bend
q. Jones. jamestown. y. Y.
7. II. RawgS1n. Jamestown, n. Y.
Mrs. II. B. DaraCk a1rd son, Gilman.
&. q. Terry, Portland.
J. 8. Jameson. Whatoon.
4. L. Calhoun. CoupeviEe.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
IT. J. Hines. Mount Vernon.
H. l.. IanTEng. Pon1eroy.
J. j. AoGrath, Fomegoy.
NJ IS Mari City.
Miss McSudely City.
r l. Dame, City.
Mrs Miller. OT'illta-
NJ X Jonas and wife, Spokane
T. II. Brooks, Port BlaEeley.
l. NJ. Johnston, San Francisco
+. r. Clark. Boston
A NJ. Bayard. Buckley.
Miss F. McRedmond. Redmond
M. J. Henry, City.
c. NJ Race, City.
J. ]. Chisholm and wife: Everest
Miss Mary Il. Wescntt, Tacoma
Anna n. Jennings, Tacoma
G.. A Stanley. Tacoma
Miss ElsPetdi la Prad Tacoma.
Amanda Forbes, Tacoma
NORTHERN HOTEL
w. B. Pease. Mount Vernon
Mrs. c. BeTT1er. Mount Vernon.
Mrs. Ida Barton. aloun. Vernon.
a. S. Campbell. Marquette. Mich
o. Il. Williams. Detroit
A W. Alvez. Tacoma
w. III. So1erberg. Tacoma
NJ f. Reed. Olympia
r. W. I4oaagurni. Tacoma
O. r. Cosper. Taeona-
j. c. M1IAgan. vancouver Is. Z.
Rev. DIR. L. II Hallock, Tacoma
r. F. l.. Newberne. Tacoma
c. S. F'ogg. Tacoma
Mrs. Fogg Tacoma
Miss lillian Lay. Taconla.
r. Z. mckinley. Taconla
simon Mcleod. WhatcoIh
A J. WT!tey. Olympia
". = DlHsEnage, Spokane.
r !. ID. Browne. Spokane
Holm w. Considine. Spokane
L. Il, SalIa9ay. Ellenshug.
William Ffopp, WayTPort
Rev DR.. Sheldon Jack son, Alaska
]. s. Levy San Francisco.
NJ. X. WigtoGl, Tacoma
A. r. Palmer, Arlington
4. II. Taylor: Tacoma
N. O'Briesn. Tacoma
J. A Lamb. Vancouver
!. Ric.tor Tacoma
lester w, David. Blaine .,-or.
Cant J. A MaaheSo.rl, Anacor'&
]. F. Freedom. Toronto,
:. 9. Par1ee. Sar FrancSscoe
" r. Nichols, Tacoma.
Mrs. Peaze Mount Vernon.
Miss Powell Mntnt vernon
Mss + NcReduond. Redmond
p r C,oaYnfs. Old Crpntes CO.;
" F Ke ,s wel old ODD Tf0E cren les Co
John r. WINS Old crosies Co
a /. TSplsoTa. Old cl$rnass 20
Rfr,t Hart. Ola Cron.es 60.
Ms SItss pauline black. old cronies Co.
AZ AZ fIeYes~1 OLD C.ronlses Co.
Nti~s f;,vsssy- Helstor, Old Crorfes GO.
NiTs poly Helston, Cd comes 20.
So s4,Ia Nar%ifHl old CTordeS Co.
n Z Narden, Honolulu
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TUE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. >. A. o'Brien, Mater.
A.xs Tor Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fair
Zen New Whatcom. Blaine and Fri
asv Harbor. going through 20 vancouver
-, Thursday trip
OF rara Ia Blaine. 81: fare 20 Vancouver. So
For further Information apply TO Gen.
.rzI wharf
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DEXTER HORTON q CO.. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1857.

aP 's,se'v 80
SURPLUS ...............-........ .Sicv.VSV
President. .......A. A Denny
Vice President......W. NJ. Ladd
Manager. III. Latimer
Cashier. r. Van Tuyi
Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers on New York, Chicago, 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 vaiuables re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. May 17.-W-heat-Walla Walla,
50c: Valley, 52a52iec par buEsael.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. fol.
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. m. passengers re-
ceived on board at a. ni.) May g. 3, IA
IS. % and q.
For Alaska-Sfay 4. s and y at o a. N.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at n m. May 5. 10.
Is, %. . and so.
Tickets may be obtained ut the ofIiec OF
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle,
GOoDAIIs. PERKINS a. Co,
General Agents. San Francisco.
J. r. TROWBRTDGE. Act. p. g. supt..
Seattle.
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STEAMERS.

EVERETT AND sNOHoMIsH RIVER
ROUTE.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves Lilly
T2Sos rius & Co.'S dock. daily, except Sat
nrfav. at u midnight for Richmond.
Tdmonds, Mukllteo, Mosher. Everett
sMarveviIle. East Everett, Lowell and
Snohonfsh. connecting ar Snohornfsh with
boats for Cherry Valley Tolt and all up
liver points Returning leaves Snohomish
q ~ a m. daily, excepting Sunday
LILLY, BOGARDUS &c co. Inc.
Owners and Managers
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. Or. Mas Il. fsH
Far; warmer.
q. PAGUE. Forecas.er.
u. g. DEPARTMENT OF AGRrCCL-
TURF. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
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the Burlington directors. This -ctsor- al
fno1gn entirely expected. had the erec.
% nfnslng new buyers into the market.
ana coupled with statements that this
company and the Chicago 4 North vest
sfh company had successfully ffoztes
ooh1s 70 TIE amount O: s..Esa.o ard 81
s1so, infused new life into the stock
markets The Grzngsrg were. OF course,
most prominent IL the advance which fsI-
loHe1. but the general mzs. wirh some tn
important exc4pEioas, shared in the i'm
proyeneat. ard me market. with an occa-
6ional reaction. continued 70 advance 70
the close. the final dealings being strong
n tone.
The speculation In bonds was actgse,
and the demand sxfende5 20 ali classes OF
securities The net result dfsssoEes nate
rial gains IN nearly every mortgage traded
In The sales were g Ger ss.
Government bonis-Stea9y.
State borSs-ynactiye.
Railroad bonds-Stroux.
Financial
Money on call easy. at fG1is Per cent :
last loan, I. closed, l per cent Prime
mercantile paper. T.Tfsz per cent ster-
Ing excnange-Duil and easy, with actual
business In bankers bills at s4s7ts04 gis
for demand. and a 81 sssi4 ssss for 81 DAYS
Posted rates, ssss@R4S and yl@ Com
mercisl bills. fas55s
Silver certificates. s7as7-.c.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
8. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNoMAH.

DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive
Olympia at ESQ n m Tacoma at. $50 q m
Tacoma at. 10: 90 a m Seattle at. .l2:0o m
Seattle at. Zoo p IN Tacoma at. 800 o m
Tacoma at. $50 p m Olympia at. 80 . m
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle ...... 7:30 a m Tacoma 49,. ESQ q m
Tacoma .....l0:00 a m Olympia 49,. leo D m
Olympia 900 p m Tacoma ..... SEQ D m
Tacoma b:Se p M Seattle ...... 1880 . m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma, 30
cents. Landing at Seattle, City dock
foet OF Main street.
CRY Dock Co, Acents.
Capt. L. Wiley. Manager. Teiephons Sn