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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24

Cotton. Fruit and Corn Severely In
iured by the Cold Nights.

Washington City, May 23.-The govern
ment crop bulletin says: The exception
ally cool weather OF the past week has
been very unfavorable for most crops,
and widespread injury has been done by
the frosts. which have been general
throughout the northern and central por-
tons of Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi.
The damage TO the grape crop has been
especially heavy in New York and Penn
sylvania, and fruits generally have suf-
fered in all Northern and Central dis
tricts. Corn has suffered severely, so that
much replanting w he necessary and
where not injured by frosts its growth
has been checked and the plant yelowed.
Cotton has also suffered much from un-
seasonable cold weather throughout the
cotton regions. The growth has been re-
tarded, and cold nights have killed part
of the crop in the Carolinas and Georgia.
rendering replanting necessary. Spring
wheat is reported In excellent condition.
and has not been unfav orably affected |
North Dakota. Winter wheat suffered
severely from frost in Indiana and Mis-
souri, In Illinois the crop Is less prom-
Using than heretofore, and no improve
ment has been experienced In Kansas and
Nebaska. More satisfactory reports are.
however received from Arkansas. Ten
nessee and Kentucky. The plants are
small but plentiful in Maryland.
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Mining stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


Ne% York. Nav e An snlnrnver1es. IN
'ole ~ speculation On the stock ex-
thSe Was apparent AZ the opening %
BUSINESS TITS morning. ana prsces adj
'Astt3 III gre early dealings. Soon, how
tFe5. selling movement was developed
t'> it-ias, as it MAS ruuorea that a
s'ol in ere stock vas ItanlaAting SIS
,'''tiiss- ~rg4- VAS also offered IN
Ks a2f hy >,tIue wsnipula ,toa VAS
oppressed. SO she hope & IS said. 81 reach
rs stop efte-s at isk The eteck bad
rs = rer cert. 90 rs IN che morning.
@.s was so3i fawa 20 .ls. win she eject
~ erins Hr out heavy blocks % stocks
ne sales - Dls,Hj!ng we're o. an uaust-
aiS isrS' scale AMI caused a decline in
s,ock 10 lis per cent before noon.
+e "ra"rers show gains ranging from
: 80 y rtT sent c~ the day. the latter
\ >aF'awest. The market Vas steady a.
i7| ho1s t~a1Sac-ir-s during me mora
S ~9'e rSthe- iieht anA safes fsr the
,N1sf pa-t Nere ~ lower figures Ia the
.sle session these was an increase in a.
,'~f Nh Etrtrsi Improvement IN
'-.@fN Fae sales Nsrs ssh. aea
1aFtrame2t e3r 's-Firm.
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LINGHAM LINE
o1 steamers and Clipper Ships.

Puget Sound direct 70 Delagoa Bay, car
tStnE goods at through rates from GEN.
T nld companies affiliated thereto, VIA
tuSet Sound 10 DelaEna Bay, and thence
~ the Netherlands railway OF the South
African republic 10 Pretoria and johann
neSbuFg
Following the steamship Reltisloe and
70 san about May - the fine steamship
SolVeig, OF 40 tons. from Puget Sound
tFort Biakeley), to be followed Ivy other
steamers and sailing clippers from this
terms apply 10:
Port Blakeley Mil Co.. Port Blakeley,
Wash.
:, Northern Pacific railway. Tacoma and
Seattle.
NJ. II. Magnesen. 405 Front street, San
Francisco.
+ Il: l.ingham. Delagoa Bay
u r. Nearne q Co. general English
agents, oil Gracechurch street. London.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. May 3.-Arrived-Arago,
Coos hav. Departed Farallon. Yaquina
hay. San Renito. Tacoma: bark Nonan-
rum. Port Blakcley. Freights and char
f,srs--American ship JabeZ Howes. coal
from Nanaimo to San Francisco. Amer
lean schooner O. NJ Kellogg. now at
Grav's Harhor. lumber thence 10 Homo
lulu; American bark Sea King. coal from
Nanaino to San Francisco.
port Townsend. May 23-SpeciaI.-Ar-
rtved-Rark Harry Morse from Homo
lulu. at Tacoma. steamer Cmatilla. from
san Francisco for Sound ports. Sailed
United States revenue cutter Perry. for
Sltka, steamer Walla Walla for San Fran
cisco
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January 1 and For
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
J. 1895. are s1S54, 1873. There were filed
for record yesterday seven deeds, the
considerations aggregasing s.. $751; Follow
ing is the list as furnished by the Daily
Record, room A.. ScheueUnan block:
Lyman NJ Wood TO Caroline Kline
Galand. all of reserve No. !, Gilman
Park. Si.tl0
A. Burns and f Snyder to Gustav T.
Sorenson lots - 10 81 block II, c. R
Myers First add. Moorland, s775.
Washington PaiCllin 10 Mikal Lund. f1ve
acres In nwi. nwi.. sec I. tip rs. 4 3, $40
West Coast Improvement Company to
Thomas Weeden, Tot Il. block 90, Gilman
Park SOS
f s Smith to Eliza + Allen, MA lot
- and all Of lot Y, Lake Dell. 81.
Harvey II. Dyer 10 Frank A Jones,
lots ~ and 80, block 7, Gilman Park First
add. 81.
Putnam r. Pratt 10 j. II. Dowd. lots s
and Z, eis swA meta. sec g. tp 3, 3, 500.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board Of Trade.

CAA.a~a. May s2-w8h all foreign mar
kets booming and ccneSttc crop damage
rsr~orts growing more and more 1tsnsr-
cus. wheat plunged WILDLY up and down
over A cent range f0<tRy. ending he
higher than Yesterday a. Sac Tor -.
TIE orent,sz, was over a very vile rance
AMI the scene 81 the ptt 'rsrsceifS!e'f al
resent eTor'S a ssnSAficn4ltSrl } 'ty.
~-,tf-h closed yesterday a. Fss.c and Sod
as hsEh as -at~c Oh Tire curb The same
afternoon fsaua4 hundreds c4a 1sursug Tor
II 81 the START az from Sco - Slc- TIE
trsssn< was Aeavy a. both prices a. ire
same instant tu iifT~Te1t parts o. N"
.-sywy9 and tAe result was that two or
thrcs had bld Sac 81 that ssoia'et SJoi
,,efort they tempted ans one 60 sell. Ire
,axeresy,e advance. therefore. over Ire c-lrs-
srs- vs-s.-s af the gay before s0s shsc. ard
flssf added 20 yesterdays $40 rise made
me ~ais frern Tuesday afternoon 80 the
.ensrinw tf1is morning SIC per eusAei The
,,-f,e sst~Ee.3 zap asa3 iSssru ft~ az hour
ana a haN 8u~nE aA which ti-fle bE'nk-
- with huy-iF1E o. selling eEstfg'> took tne
ygNsat sa..v FAD orders ~ Buy Al the
,,.s,a sv was ~ ervs1 o. sold az ~gfnCssis
ssrs-,vs.ss-E - Nass = single Eotsne1& for
a csanSe wahcA nisnt - from 5sc % &c
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AT trains from fAe West ran i-,o he
8 PaaI uu.on deVot. making csose con-
nee ions VITA Tee No-rh-Wes era'- trains
Tor the East and South. Passengers hold
ing ttckets FiA the above ilreS have only
a sen fvan t1et- train 80 tse elegantly
.,,aipas-a North Western" l5m.tel. Iaav-
ing = Pau every day ir the year Fa-
ladies' travelling atnna tb.s is especially
20 be considered. Fer tickets ani Sleep
INK ear reservation ca3 on
?. ". PARKER.
Puget Sound Agent 81 Front :, Seattle.
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SIX AGIT RrrEn nfNrr.r.r,

NtE.NMkk CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
l.faNeS Lilly. Borarfus & Co. * dock. Sc
Ss..S, utS.lSy. May Il. q, M. Thurs
gay May y ? IA m. SATURDAY.. Man IS.
day. May =. p. m. Fr54sV Nav 81
L; ~ sunday. May -. 5 y. m. Calling al
a-ailenas, Tulaiip. Stanwcol. Mount Yer
~ ~, ana Avon. Connecting AZ Mount Yer
non with steamer Indiana for Moollrv.
sI.5a - '@ ~''e
Lilly. BoGARpJS & co. Inc.
owners and Managers, Seattle.
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RreadstufY@ and Grains.


San Francisco. May 3-Flour-Familv
extras, 81. toa&0: bakers extras. s.. t06f
80: superfine. s2.asa250 per barrel
Nheat-No. shipping wheat is quotable
at s@'4c. with 9ss.e for choice: milling. CSC
GH
Bariey-Feed. fair 10 good. ssisasss,c:
choice, 65st66}4c. brewing. nominal.
oats-Milling. $L074aif7is; Surprise.
Nhail N; fancy feed. si.02isGl 07Is: good to
choice, &caI' fair 10 good. 90fT95c: poor
10 fair. S7'a aslc
Nool-Spring. years fleece, San JOAQUIN.
per pound, 60Siac; six 20 eight months. do.
19Nsc. six to eight months. Calaveras ana
toofhiil, free SiiUc; do, defective. 4fisc.
Northern, good TO choice. SRtIc: do. defec-
Ave. Gan size. Nevada. spring. light and
choice, Nfioc. heavy. safe
ltops-iifsc per pound.
Closing Quotations.
Nheat-Ftrm; December. siOsH
IafleE~Quict, December. 67asc; May. Sic
CorH-Sll5
BFan-Si5.
Produce.
Foiatoes-Lower; new. in sacks eoq7 7sc
neN Early Rose. in boxes. from the river.
eFl>T. rev Peerless, 60QSc; Oregon Bur
hanks Ea61c.
batter-Wcak and dnll: creamery, fancy.
tl-'1c. seconds, llaIrac. dairy. fancy.
!'yllc- good 70 choice, 919'sc.
thersc-Fancy. mild, new. eI7c: COM
non 20 good sJSc. Young America. SgfSc
Eastern, l2izHlfs. Western. STac.
Esgs- " eaker; arrivals heavy: Oregon
eksS 1877 i9ec, duck eggs. isui5c. stora
ssss- llul-'ac. ranch eggs. I5nfSc
Financial.
: 'fer bars e.. 9eH .prafte-Sirht o..
"1A@@n do 50 a3S2 telegraph ........5
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
p. Burns. Spokane.
Ars. Thorp. city.
Mrs. Fergson. British Columbia
Mrs. Wood, Are rieen.
Miss Green. Aberdeen.
A ;. Green. Aberdeen.
r Schomber. Olympia.
T. III. Edwards. Portland
Mrs. r. II. Edwartfs. Portland.
Mrs. II. 2. Edwards. Portland
Harry Moore. Victoria. Il. &.
q. l.. Mathews. San Francisco.
James Bradford. Hartford, Conn.
II. e. Burrfhan. Fort Benton. Mont.
Charles Andrews. Abe rdeen. Oak
%. p. Jones. Groton. Oak.
Moses Z. Ro~eh. Winona, MINI.
senator John l.. Wilson, Spokane.
a. W. Strong, Spokane.
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Thi grand excursion % the season viii
Ae that ON the city OF Kingston 10 Vie
torla Nav 3 ard "a The First Regiment
hand OF twenty pieces will accompany
the excursion ana take part in the parade
q Victoria Fare Tor the round trip only
s. ~ Tickets good until the 18th.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
cr+ps GARLAND AND EvANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Pay route.
sissmsr Garland leaves Yesisr dock Mon
Iavz Wednesdays and Fridays az lid
=, for port Townsend. Port Williams.
D,,reenezs. Port Angeles, Port Crescent
GeffvSs,alrg Pysht, ciallam nay anf
%eaS pay: returning. arrives Seattle 2,sp
: =, on opposite days. Steamer EYanE.l
iesvcs Yesier dock for Port Towllaelid.
port Williams, pungeness, tort Angeies
aI,adava Al $50 p. m. arrives Seattle al
fernate days p. M
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. May 2s-Silver bar 50 il-l6d.
Consols. 106is Rate of interest of the
Bank of England. per cent.
New York May 23.-The Evening Post >
London cablegvam says; The increase in
the Bank of England's coin and bullion
this week was due 10 imports OF gold
during the week the details being fH,oo
in bars bought. fl37.00o imported from
Australia. fs,0o9 from Egypt, t-o,Vo from
The Continent and flO0 600 exported 10
the Cape and $4,000 TO Brazil. The hank
continues steadily 10 invest. as shown In
other securities. The stock markets were
idle today. with the Continental bourses
closed. Americans were steady. closing
firm
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. May 2S.-Wheat-vailey. ss,sc:
Nalls Walla. sic per hushel.
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pra,ds,uns and Grains.

Liverpool, May %. - Wheat - Spot,
strong: demand moderate; quotations
nominal: No red. winter. IS lld No.
? red. spring. SIS I'd; No. / hard Mantle
ha Is %: No California, 80 I'D; futures
closed strong. with near positions IA
asa higher and distant positions 4l2d
higher: May IS "a; July, IS ND; Au-
gust. SIS is.d. September, IS 2Ad. Octo-
Der. IS 2ss1.
Corn-Spot. firm: American mixed,
new. Is fItbd Futures closed strong. with
near positions "a higher and distant po-
sitions s'4G2izd higher: May, Is H14d;
Tuna a. I'D. June. Is 1itd; August, As
IND September. Is 1iAd; October. IS.
Flo,.r-Flrm: demand moderate; 81.
Louis fancy winter. SIS
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state h-on6s--Inac tive.
Railroad honSs-Fsrn.
Financial.

Money on cail, easy al ! per cent: last
ioan Per cent. closed / per cent Prime
mercantile paper. Is1s per cent
Sterhng sxehange-Ezsier, with actual
business IN bsnkers' BILLS az 81 sSd4 ss1
for demand and s4sTrs sTls for sixty days.
Posted rates. 81 sTlza4s - ana 81 -. g.
Commercial bills 81 SsFf4 8L
Silver eertiacatss-s7Isns -s.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY or KINGSTON.
s.ooa lI.vlMil. tacoma. it0srl ti5am
io.ISam Lvl PSI ... Seattle. &tArl s;o0am
I.a)nmlI.vt III PIT. T'wns'd.l IS Arlil :i5pn
4 s1psni ArliI0l. Victoria. .iMiILvl s:30pm
sDaIly except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf, Seattle.
fror rates and other information apply
I a NADEAU. Gen. ACT. N. p. r. X.
Yesler ave. and Front St, Seattle
& O. YERKES. Agent, 1esled wharf.
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Fast Train on Great Northern Railway.

Effective Sunday. May 5th, the east
bound overland express viii leave Seattle
at 81 2 m. and west bound train Will
arrive Al Seattle at els p. m. You can
take supper In Seattle and breakfast m
Spokane following morning.
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Tacoma .......--.-.' 100 ~ 10y ~
Portland ............. lo-,5so 90 1855 %
The City OF Topeka. which sailed for
Alaska at o'clock last evening. took a
little above the usual quantity OF vege-
tables, fruit. oranges. butter and eggs.
The market, however. IS so well supplied
with these commodities that what the
steamer .ook away had but li;tle effect.
The Alaska trade Is beginning 10 cut
otllte a figure, and Is destined TO grow
A few Lake Washington stra woerries
came IN yesterday and sold readily al S30
ss0 per crate. 1t is expected that the
local berries will be in fun supply next
week and that the shipments from Cali
fornia viii then be stopped. The steam
er umatilla brought some strawberries.
which sold for $50 per crate.
Eggs are plentiful and sell for u cents
per dozen. Though the supply Is large
they are not a heavy stock and sell read
lis az current prices.
The first shipment Of Oregon green peas
was received yesterday. They sold at SO
SIC PER pound.
Lemons are scarce and prices are stiff.
The best sell for Sings per box and
choice at s3Q3.50.
California new potatoes sell at Halle
per pound old potatoes are auota5le at
sC4ts0c per BOO pounds. Yakimas, 55rt0c
per 100 pounds. IL viii be a month before
me local new potato Will make It's ap-
pearance In the market.
The poultry market Is weak. owing to
Increase In supply. Wheat is going up.
and this is the time that many poultry
raisers market their swi. The result is
that chickens are quoted at ST dozen.
Another reason for this price Is the fact
that many spring chickens are being put
on the market and these ara preferred by
epieures. Spring chickens bring $2sI3 per
dozen. Ducks are weak and sell for sln
$50 per dozen.
A car and a half Of oranges we're re-
csi~ed yesterday from Riverside and Red
lands Seedlings are quotabe at s. per
box; navels, S3d3.50: hoods. sS: 81.
MIehaels. $S03.50 The demand for or
anges Is good and stocks are worked off
easily.
Flour is advancing a little with the rise
IN wheat. Within the past week the price
has gone M Sc per barrel. II wheat
maintains It's advance and rises higher
than II is at present -four is sure TO fol-
low it.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
BOAT.

The fast and commodlous steamer Mon
ticello leaves percivsfs wharf, Olympia.
S a. m. daily. except Sunday. Time Card
Going: Leaves Olympia. a. M: leaves
Tacoma II 30 A. m: arrives Seattle, 1.3o
u m Returning: Leaves Seattle 2 n. m:
leaves Tacoma, 4:30 p. m arrives Olympia.
7:30 y. IN. acknowledgements. Percivars
wharf: Tacoma, y. +. n. r., wharf; Seat
tie. Yesler wharf Fare between Seattle
and Tacoma, Soc Meals and staterooms.
The Monticello IL fast, and BY far the best
steamer on the route. In eject Monday,
May 18th. 1895. HATCH BROS.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS-STEAMER LY-
Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United Staten 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 zoo a M. leave
Friday liarbor II 30 a. M: leave Roche
Harbor II 30 =. M. arrive New Mhatcom
600 y. n.
South Bound--Leave New whatcom 40
a m: leave Roche Harbor 900 a. m:
leave Friday Harhor 1000 o. M; leave
Port Townsend 400 p. M. arrive Seattle
7.45 p. IN.
j. Il. Thompson. managing owner. J. A.
Hatfield. agent. Phone So
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For sale Two rne ships chrorore,e-s
cheap, Empire JeSsiEy Co. ils YesieF
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER
TIME CARD:

INF Y AfNLs
Leave Scattle-5:4S. II Is a m, s:ss, STA
~. leave IaccTna-9:o a. IN. 1;oo. Asa,
NN3 p N.
Sunday
LeaNe Seattle-Tsra a m, 1900 500 ., IN.
1NaNe lasoEfla-9.sa n m. ..ssl "a y II.
L~attditaS Al Northern PacaSc wharf Ia
suL''sa, ahd Commercial dock. foot Of Mar
ao1 street, Seattle.
,,SSo!s1ayS excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood: fare soc.
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DEXTER HORTON 4 CO., BANKERS
Incorporated 1857.

Capital .......................... $500 900
.s.ss..sss..ss.s..... -StuVsVS
PRESIDENT. ..........A. A. Denny
Vice President......W. NJ. Ledd
Manager. ..........N. II. Latimer
Cashier. r. Van Tuyl
Sight exchange and Geographic 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 valuahles re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
S. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOMAH
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at n. IN. Passengers re-
ceived on board at a. m.) May 3. s. 10.
IS % and 2S
For Alaska-May 4. and % az a m
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at a. m. May s. 10.
Is. 70. p and SO.
Tickets may be obtained at the Office OF
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle
GOODALL. PERKINS g. CO.,
General Agents san Francisco.
]. r. TRoWBRTDGE. Act. p. 8. Supt..
Seattle.
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rrFTr, VANCOUVER ROrrTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
c,earnsr fTtorAa. ] A. OBr8en Master
leaves Tacoma y noon. Seattle. Cen
al wharf D. m. Mondays ard Thurs
davs for Port Town send, Anacorfes, Fair
baven New W-natcoTn. Blaine and Fri
49, HaY-fsor. going through 10 Vancouver
rsrs 20 blaine. s.; fare 20 Vancouver. g.
For further information apply 10 Cen
trail wfaarf.
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VICTORIA PoTTE.

ETN1AAIElk fttNtAtIfs
Arlington dock, leaves TOT Nsssor1a ana
port T.oM-rlsesFssl daily, except sunday; AZ
3s.ss = m. returning. leaves victoria
=, Gfs1szuer kkzsao ieaveS for Port
Tognsersi aud way points daily. exetps
sssrleiay. al a. m: Sunday, direct, -
,razn.,.nd al >. IA. TelephoHs 10.
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Total sales.

The total sales OF stocks today were
365. oil charss. including: American Sus-
ar. Sc. 100: American Tobacco. 900: Atchi-
son 400: Burlington. Il, zoo; Chica 90 Gas,
$500: DistilNng. l03. 40; Lake Erie *
Western. $500: l.. G. N. 40o9; y. j. Cen
trail. 5000: Northern Pacific preferred.
30: Northwest. 1890; Ontario * West
ern. 300: Reading. 20 COO; Rock Island,
40e0: 81. Louis a San Francisco. 5000; do.
preferred. . .7oo; St. Paul. 13,4oo: Texas Pa
ciic, $500: L. $. Leather. $500; Wabash
preferred, 1850.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. Or. May =.
Fair, warmer.
4. 8. PAGUE, Forecaster.
r. a. DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
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.-,,t-ps-,T~r AND sNoFo2IsTI ROUTE.
- CIT RATE TO f<NFJtf2TSF.
STA NT1ff MAisTIs
v.,,.e~ cs-rs RAJ wharf Tsiezssays, thurs
- .,,,s Saturdays AZ a. n. for I'd
.esn.is Mukilteo. Fave-eft, AarysVihe.
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90 - 1eEGllGE !. WILEY. Agent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24

Transacts a savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000
Interest allowed per annuui. SIX per
cent. on term deposits, per cent on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved colla;srals only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24

Observations taken at all stations at
N m 75;a meridian time 6 p. N. Pacific
.tuel. GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Oberserver In Charge.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24

Seattle, May 2, 1896.
Exchanges al Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-24

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