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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-13
BUSINESS FAILURES.
bette showing Than last Year.
Fresno Bank Closed.

Bette Showing Than Last Year-A
Fresno Bank Closed
new YORK April l2-R. u. Dun n Co.
say: Failures for the week were a7 I'm
the Lhted states. against 21s last year,
ana q III Canada. against IL last year.
Fresno, Cal, April 12-The Fresno Loan
md Savings band suspended business this
nofning. notice on the door saws de-
eositors will be paid In fun. but the
nal4ks Inability to realize on securities
makes n impossible 10 meet the demands
Prom Vice President r.. T.. Bernard who
became connected with the management
u August. 1894. II is learned that the
iel1re r. due 10 the accumulation of In
'erest on real estate mortgages and in-
ability to make other collections due.
The struggle began in the panic of 1884
and they were forced 10 close their doors
IN June. 1894. for a day or so. but con-
iinued business. There IL due their "a
pcef'ors s4i1.s7S. about equally divided be-
tween commercial and savings deposit
tors. Their total assets amount 20 s7io.-
az. which include notes and mortgages
secured nv real estate to the amount OF
sdsio. Their hank premises and other
real estate is valued at Sts50o0 and the
amount OF actual cash In SSi go. Allowing
se.eo for shrinkage in the value OF real
estate and worthless securities, they stiIl
hsye assets amounting 10 seoo.0a more
haa the liabilities. The directors con-
ferred this afternoon with the other
banks Of the city regarding commercial
huiness. The other banks have offered
70 take II off the Jailed banks hands,
DIVIDING ~ equally between three hanks.
NE First National. Fresno National and
Farmers
KANSAS city. April ~. II. Hers
Rochester brewery made an assignment
tass afternoon. The assets are given as
Neas; liabilities. sls7.eo Lawrence +.
heger was named assignee. The cause
OF The failure was the cut In beer prices
caused by the beer war.
Washington CITY. April ie.-The comp
uoller Of the currency today appointed
Sohn Perry. 81 Kansas City. receiver OF
ne National Rank Of Kansas city, which
suspended March IS. 1895. and John. +.
saith. 81 Fort Worth. Tex. receiver OF
We City National hank. or Fort Worth.
shleh suspended April 4. 1895.
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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 re-
ceived on board at a nj April2, s. Is
is, g and IS
= For Alaska-April 3, s. Is and % a,
y a m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at a. m, April g. TO-
Tickets may be obtained at the Office of
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle
GOODALL, PERKINS e. CO.,
General Agents, San Francisco.
j. F. TROwBRIDGE. Act. p. 8. Supt.
Seattle.
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R1SINEsS IS BETTER.
! Rise in the Price Of ALI
American Staples.
.rcAusE SUPPLIES ARE Low.
D..rness of Beef Easy to Under.
stand-The Oil Boom Manipuia-
ed BY standard Oh Company.

- YORK April l2.-Bradstreets to-
uiII SAT: The feature In trade
.'s,ss "a found In the price movement,
- - aar4kcularly those for cattle. dress
y sssf and petroleum. Drouth. how
and hard times" within two
- ssve resulted in a shorter supply
= ~,s,le prospectively 30 per cent less
-, las. year. Live cattle are $50
80 x.sr 100 pounds than last year. and
= s.vser than the lowest point this year.
49, beef Is Is 2izc higher than the
s~sraxe last year. the highest since lss5.
~. comparative scarcity OF high grade
...,ls Is emphasized BY the fact that
$3.50 quota tons when made In previous
..,,sds Of scarcity have never failed 10
- supoiy when one existed Pc
.~1esra sold at i57z on Thursday. 81
go higher than on January !, and 50
s.ats higher than 4 year ago. which is
80 shan three times the lowest price
: fse and the highest quotations since
r. Reduced production and increased
assumption Indicate that the former has
k.sn 0qer,aken, which, with reduced
.<a.ks produces excitement In the mar
- osher advances are Of leather. hides
.rs footwear Shippers OF anthracite
- 10 New England points ask more
"a b.. and al the West bar and manu-
Ae,ared iron have recorded advances N
srtaal transactions. Lard is higher and
nf.on IL up Sis Recent gains in prices
q Bsssemer pig and steel b.llets are
na!ntalned. but the request at Pitssburg
q Chicago ~ checked Coffee and sugar
= arEn AT previous prices. while the list
sections include fractional declines
IN wheat, corn. cats and pork, rhe
~ on lower prices on hogs.
Il 8 -
nrs of gross earnings of 100 railroads
M be construed as favorable, the in
cAss over March. 1894. being to ] per
EST. This is contrasted with Febru-
ey decrease this year from last of 20
per cent. and January falling Off this
ysar from last OF ~ OF / per cent When
4 Is recalled that gross railway earnings
70 March ls9i. fell of i3 per cent. from
tAe total for that month Of 1898. an tn
crease last month from MAJ Oh. 1894. of
IS Of / per cent. acquires Significance.
Exports OF wheat from both coasts OF
che United States this week. flour In
Guided as wheat, hold up 10 a high aver
age, 29si.l7s bushels against ass, 1888
bushels IN the previous week, 1855, 800
bushels IN the second week Of April, 1894 !:
3sis.o52 In the week In 1893: 2.9i0,3S5 bush
els Ia 1892 and 200 bushels in the sec
ond week OF April 1871
The maintenance OF a generally higher
range Of clearance house totals, an
Improved outlook for manufacturers In
the staple lines. the spread of feeling
of confidence that the volume OF bus.-
ness vii increase In the near future
and the improved crop outlook In Vest
ern and Northwestern grain states are
among the more significantly favorable
features
me weather has been unfavorable
throughout portions OF the Canadian do
mlnion. with the natural effect on srasfa
although the outlook at Montreal and
Toronto Is encouraging.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EyANGEL.

seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay route.
steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
Gays. Nednesdays and Fridays at l2:l5
a. m. for Port Townsend, Port Williams.
Dungeness, Port Angeles. Port Crescent,
gettysburg. Pysht. Clallam Bay and
Mean bay; returning, arrives Seattle 2:s
p m on opposite days. Steamer Evangel
leaves 1esler dock for Port Townsend,
Fort Williams. Dungeness. Port Angeles
ana Victoria, Mondays. Wednesdays and
ternate days D. m.
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ChIearo,s Floating Debt.

Chicago. April l2.-Ctty Controller
wethereli denies sensational statement
credited to him that the city finances
are about IS, 900 short. The controller
saws the floating debt of the city is about
100000, an amount no larger than usual
for some time past at this season or the
year. The tax in process OF collection IS
annie TO much more than meet it. Each
wear for several administrations the city
had run behind. and perhaps no more
the past year than any previous ones
As result of the improved method under
the new administration OF Mayor Swift,
now beginning. 1t Is expected this will
be rectified and the floating debt be near
IL. If not altogether. wiped out
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secretary Ncrton'S Tru=t Theory
secuted nv the Dealers.
NaHago. April l2-Refeyring 10 no pro-
seSea inves tiEation by Secretary Morton.
- ?. n Armour said today; The
saeFtaEe In The cattle supply a the four
FiactnN Western markets thus 'fsr this
ar amounts - nearly 10 600 head com
FNT1 with a year ago. The shortage Ia
.olnts 81 dressed beef this year since
- hFst a tire YEAR figures about l75-
s@s', or nearly 2ea go pounds per day.
- 'ae same time the price ~ live cattle
advanced about cents per pound.
Ne~ York. Arri 1.-THE National Pro-
sss.'ner, an organ OF the meat and pro-
son trade, Viii saw In its issue toner
NO more absurd theory has been
l'aheed for some time than the recent
ssseHpts which have been made 20 con
80 the consuming public 81 ths coun-
'hat the shortage In cattle BOW So
Na~sVnt everywhere is Que 20 any o'her
- natural causes. with wisdom.
,s,ssFF heEatten az ignorance apd i'm
- or tiSinolination 70 accurately in
s4'e. iae FALSE ana erroneous news
as a. eeen tTumpagod in every state in the
49, % such an extent that the crater
ea 81 the people Of America are
80 ire Impression today this great
=. product Is tied up in the vicious
s,NP q monopoly. II Is absurd and
49,, 49, 20 couple the names OF reputable
- Houses witA conditions for which
- an N no way responsible Il would
49, absolute inaposSlhUity for a com
.x,ss. ef men. 20 matter what ne
tAs % Their capital was TO corner
-. 81 or cattle rasyke.. and the money
A., Net been miatol that can do f.
ss,. phllesoFhtc ~easoulus and
a ss. over The last history % attempts
s.rss..ses meat prosucts would readily
p-ss. ,ss.sate - eur friends % the daily
n - tsiia Ions tseir regiments are
:. Particular Instance b.
- teais, Apru - -pp-.~,se.,,.,t,.ss ~
ssrs. ge paektus hoasos az ne steck-
ar~ss.s the sot.Dc. "a fhe price OF
sAA .sa e'ef : hSttsaaie aRa caused nv
as 80 aaee in cattle. rhey c.ains thsv
euy.a. So-SiRs AZ a disadvantage
uaS past AK months. as the Sss.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL BUTLER. :

HOTEL BUTLER.
+ C. Ellis. Olympia.
u. e. Turner. Maltby.
Jesse l.. Murphy. olympia
w. u. Maxwell, city.
u. 4. Robertson. Portland.
@. II. Seeiig, Victoria.
II. r.. Ella. Victoria.
a. ". Frater. Snehonish.
Alfred Jones. Vancouver.
Martin Murray. Louisville. Ky.
~. W. lIoorer, Gsleshurg. III.
Geo c. Bonney. ST paul.
7 Wilson. Ia Conner.
II. NJ. stromberg. New Westminster.
J. a. Sewsom, Vancouver.
u. Morgan. Astoria.
q. w. Ashfnrt. Portland,
Frank V. Bowdell. Vancouver.
w ]. Griffith. Spokane.
Frank p Waters and Wife. Chicago.
NJ. Olsen. Portland.
X. q. Roberts. Franklin.
IL l. Hawkins. Franklin.
Or. ]. J. Smith. Franklin.
Douglas Almond Anacortes.
Austin E Grisnths. Montesano.
l. II. Jansen. Tacoma.
n G Howard Mount Vernon.
Henry Theesheim, kansas city.
Nisa Baker. Port Townsend
Mrs w. G. Wright. South Seattle.
A. +. J. Percival. Spokane.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
Robert Wilson. Boston.
Lee Roberts. Philadelphia
III y
Frank Wilkeson. Whatcom.
Hattie Dean. Kennewick.
A. W Hager. Chicago.
+. T.. Page. Mitchell, <. u.
W X Wilton. Tacoma
J. II Dugan. Tacoma
W. VI. Fcuiks. San Francisco.
4. Z. Clemans. Snchomish.
A. W. Hawkes.. Snohomish.
r.. NJ. Hartman. Victoria
a, r. shelby. Portland
4. W. Peterson. Tacoma.
". $. Taft. Portland.
L. n. Faulkner. Olympia
7. r. Rector. Tacoma
O. Ii smith Tacoma.
] 4 Freedom. Toronto.
n J. Mc,Sahn. Torcnto,
e. iOsEie. Port Angeles
n Chase, Montesano
Mrs Chase. Montesano-
] Roshy. Spokane.
n " MARSH spokane.
. W Tyler. -. Paul
W &. Dallas, -. Paul
I r. Prescott, spokane
william Kelly. spokane
]. F. Sandry. SeNton
!. y StrTkcr. Tacoma
j 4. Cce. chicago,
J s. Foss, sexton
HOTEL pILI4ER.
= Z. English. Mount Vernon
Inbn Horfer. SaiVina.
Miriam NcGuns, bellevue;
Charles II KAY BOSTON. iaSN
a I.nnNfs44o MoAut Vernon.
r johnson. tlwtrs- ,,
yesSsert Davis and ~ke. tlAN iiAsnft-
rsi@rrau and wife. Sicfeyl1ish.
D~ L. Il I.lmtrecs, Sn9snonlS'l'
p~he~f A Hubert S1lcots1isH.
~ fsarrraorc. SUohctnisn-
] X Stew ar.l. N !, . n, ,.., 81 ''''
yVifitaua Ncpaee. Ariingioh'
y AZ FNlS0n. Suoft9fftsi-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-13
TIE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT SATURDAY APRIL u, 1se.

IS not legal holiday IN this state. little
business OF any kind was done n Wall
street outside OF the banking srstiru-
tons. Sterling exchange Is duh: actual
business IN bankers bills az uSsssss4 SEA
for demand. and at 1sS@f4 81. for 50
days Posted rates. $ssixGI&as. ard
A-sg4ssz. Commercial bills, SlG1a.
Bank Clearances.
The following table. compiled BY Brad
streets. shows the total clearances a. the
principal cities and the percentage OF in
crease or decrease. as compared with the
corresponding week last year.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The bark Gatherer will leave for San
Francisco today loaded with Black Dia-
m0nd coal.
The steamer Queen * expected from
san Francisco today and the Umatills
will depart for there with a fair pass
enger list and a cargo OF general freight
together with eo tons OF Franklin coal
The rmatilla's passengers are Mrs. a
r Foster. 7. NJ. Foster. Mrs I. NJ
Foster. Mrs \ Nj. Moore Miss r
Poland. Mrs ]. n McGauehey. Mrs. W
]. Pascoi. Mrs. Bowman W. T. Mercer
Mr.. Curtis. George E. Bates and Air
O. l.. Turner
The Aiki Will leave for Alaska or
April Is
The Resale took 80 sheep from sidney
10 Victoria r. c. Thursday night.
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The Great Northern railway has Just
-. an sale the following Communication
s ,t~,<ets good sn al cases for sax rides:
-, v~streaven or New Nhatcon
- SIDE 80. Mount Vernon and So
sf,Ie' ga: Seattle ard Everett. 81
-rS~hsss vii - good fer Individual or
,,,xo ,sn ana limited 90 sixty DAYS
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,.,,i.,n nrnnt ConncetIon-.

An trains from tie West run into the
-. fN,,,i union depot. making close con-
o. 80. with The North-A - tern" trains
-. ~. ,Y-asf and south. Passengers hold
- ,t..kets via the above lire Rave only
= s,.p from their train 70 the elegantly
equipped North Western united tesV-
,nw 81. Paul every day ~ inc year ror
~ -, ,-,v.lfrx alone thls IS especially
-. - =. ,,rsgferea For tickets and sleep
~. ar reservation call an
i'As r. ". PARKER,
u., sound Agent. 81 Front 81. Seattle.
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SkAGIT RIVER ROUTE.
WEEKLY TIME GARD.

Steamer City OF Champaign or Steamer
Clan Mcdonald
Leaves Lilly. BogarStus & Co.'S dock, Sc
attle-Monday. April Is, at II midnight
Wednesday. April H.. at IL midnight; Sat
urdsy. April - at n. m.
Leaves Mount Nernon-Wesinesday.
April IL. at a. m: Friday. April 10, at 9
a. m; Sunday, April Il, at IL a. M. con-
Meeting al Seattle with the steamer Mary
r. Periey for Tacoma and Everett
freight and passengers. Calling at Ed
monds. Richmond, Tulahp Stanwood,
Florence, Fir. Skagit City. Mount Ver-
non and Avon.
LILLY. BOGARDUS & co. Inc,
Owners and Managers. Seattle.
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Railroad and Industrial Notes.

p. r. Shelby. assistant general traffic
manager of the Great Northern railroad
returned yesterday afternoon from his
two days trip 10 Portland.
General superintendent Barr. OF the Pa
cihc division OF the Great Northern rail-
road. came over from Spokane yesterday,
and at l.eavenwof-th was Joined by Super
intendent Riton. Of the Cascade division.
They left again Yesterday morning
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STEAM ERs.

= Daily Except Sunday.
leaves Seattle II is a m. and 4 ~ p. n.
.ssNsss Everett 5 a a m. and p. N.
S1ndays-Ieaves Seattle y. m Leaves
- single tTtP. &c; round trip. 81 -;
,~dnDs-,,S with boats for Tacoma and
cn0noraiSh-
81. s,T.'- T-,rt Z. AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
NffN 49, COMPANY
I-,.,., -~ro,1p. Pres r. w Goofhue. S'y.
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EVERETT ROUTE
STEAMER CRICKET

STEAMER CRICKET
e~,-,,... leaves Seattle. TO a m ara e.s-
tosatS' IEaves Everett, f0.is a. n. ara 4
, H. Eare-SinEle trip, = cents: roun 4
2. Mss - Landing at Van A. HuhbeIf's
10y next river dock. Seattle; Nan
""fA IS. NJ. HARRINGTON. Master.
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me case of Thomas Is HaTatn- "a Re
eelver % the Farmers Insurance tessil-
nay. ~. = r. sweeney. was On trial t -
rora J,,ase Osborn yesterday. AMI had nos
bf,s coupIeted when tire coart adtorriassA
In 4ra ose-orn aeniec rsse'acn Ter rcR-
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

.-,,,s.or, dock. leaves for Victoria ana
PORT townsend. daily. except sunday, a,
u~ steamer Idaho leaves for Pert
AAornsend and way ports daily. except
synaay. al m; Sunday. direct at
a.. "a ~ o. IA Telephone 10.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO

T~Irae Card " sHeE1t Det- = Ut
seattle and whatcorl ros:te.-stats o:
N.-tsv At 10 p m Seattle and Ia Con-
"a ,r.Ss4ts-F airhaven leaves Seattle daily.
f o. SATURDAY. al : q e m Tacoma and
go Tuesdays. Thursdays an9 SASur-
o@sS fESLER DOCK
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: Mining ~to ck~.

T,otatres- Market soff AM THFeITts
r.~re New. isftxo per pound: MERGED
sweets. g -, river sweets NEsi.}. Early
rose ssgsar. river reds. sssiSsc: river Rur-
banks sssEar. Oregon Burhaaks. ss@ISNc .
SaIIraR. do. 15c6xl Per GENITAL.
Psttter-Market. iec OF and weak
stocks heavy. creamery fancy. 1s1sc01+c
seconds fzaeas l8c: dairy. fancy lIz113c
GOOD to eholcs. 1oWiic. rnesiuo. 7'z9ac
store. s97c.
cheese Dealers quote still lower prices
s,.8 me market IA weak Fancy mild. nex
sG-szS, Per round. common To good. ezF
a. Young America. 7sfscs eastern. 1870
lu-c: western, - fsc-.
tSgse-A-wsrket weak and quiet duck
eees' lsRf-c: store eggs. ilA Elstzc. ranch.
ls8Isc PER dozsn-
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President Cleveland and Secretary La
mont are both fond OF doughnnts. They
like them best when cooked with DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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San JUAN SI.ANDS-STEAMER LY-
OLA THOMPSON,
Varying 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 200 a. M: leavs
FRIDAY harbor ll:3o a m; leave Roche
haroor E.Sv p M, arrive New Whatcom
e.0v p. m.
South Bouud-Leave New Whatcom An
a. m.; leave Roche Harbor 500 a m .
leave Friday Harbor 1000 a. M: ieaye
Port townsend 400 p. M; arrive Seattle
7:sS p. IN.
j. X. Thompson. managing owner ]. A
Hatfield. agent. Phone $50
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
AAAA -srTTnvTGH THE ISLANDS

1hN THRoUGH THE ISLANDS.
S..oa,ner rTtopia J. A. O'Brfen. Master
Raves Tacoma L noon. Seattle Gen.
,-.I wharf. y. m. Mondays and Thurs
aaxa far Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fair
sssr New whatcorn. Blaine and Fri
1av Uarsor, going through TO Vancouver
"' r.ra 70 blaine So fare 20 Vancouver g.
For further Information apply TO Cen
trail wharf
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EVERETT AND SNoHoMfsH ROUTE.
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
rnavsa Central wharf. Tuesdays. Thurs
5avs and Saturdays at a. m. for Ed
1nnndz Mukiiteo. Everett, Marysville,
Es., everett Lowell and Snohomtsh.
FARE TO EXERE1T, S'e: ROUND Sc
-,o sNOUOMISH 50c
~ GEO. ]. WILEY. Agent
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The local markets remained frEa yes
ferday and the commission merchants re-
ported business fairly good. The gfafn
market. which has been rather stin TOR
some days past, viii continue so, II Is
thought for some time yet, at least until
the farmers, who are now busiiy engaged
IN putting In their crops find time 10 sup
ply the present demand. Oats are partic-
ularly scarce. and yesterday they adj
J vance so cents on the ton The ulaFhet,
so far as oats are concerned. VIII likely
continue stiff for the reason that a great
many farmers disposed OF the greater
portion OF their crop last fall. There is
also good demand for feed whear. but
hay and barley continue weak.
Burbank potatoes, which have been SELL
ing for from Sl2 10 si4 per ton for some
time past. now bring from $3.50 TO SIS.
Some OF the merchants predict that
within the next few weeks there viii be
such a great scarcity of Burbanks that
they will be hard to get at SIS per ton.
The great potato famine IN the middle
Western states. as has already been told,
is largely Ii not solely responsible for the
scarcity OF potatoes. In Nebraska, North
ern Missouri. Kansas and portions OF
Iowa and Minnesota the potato crops
were such great failures that IL has been
found necessary to send to the state of
Washington and other states in the West
for supplies for the table as well as for
seed
There was no change in the price OF
eggs yesterday. though IL was generally
expected that there would be. owing TO
the fact that Easter is about here, which
always means an Increase In the demand.
There were very few places In the
markets yesterday where eggs could not
be purchased for Is cents, or . cents for
two dozens. The market was well sup
piled with them. and last evening. rot
withstanding the heavy drain all day,
plenty of eggs could be had.
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sAN FRANcIsco MARKErs.

San Francisco April l2-The produce
exchange adjourned teiay. a holiday.
Financial.
silver bars. .sssts s3tsAS f>rafts-S3ght. ~
Mexican dol - sia,fts Telegraph ......t0
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r,r-crr SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s.snsu.iT.y MI. 'TzcoTua.-. ifl9. Az t:sssr .
q .tEarnTyi - b.. Seattle - Ar tram
] ssgEs Nv. y Pt. 7"wns'6- = Ar ~ sSpEn
x1@s,xry.l Ar lie Victoria iLyi s-sVpu
.DasIy except Monday.
Str.~ver leaves Tesier wharf Seattle.
rssr rates ard other Information apply
NkrEAT. Ger. ACT. ~. Z. r r.,
Yesler ave. and Front St. seattle
r q YERkES Agent yea.er wharf,
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II STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPoR-
T. ID TAT1OE COMPANY.
-TrsNER ISLAND BELLE
- city dock. foot OF Main street
Ia -. Wooaay, "Wednesday and Friday al
sVr'' for Port Townserd Anacorses
sas Tsi Hlsns on aH sa, MantSo going
t afoNfs .a,< Co Agts. JOS. KENDALL.
S,.rrss,srhone 81 General Manager
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PORT ORCHARD AND SIDNEY ROUTE

STEAMER DELTA
WIN leave Sidney daily at n. m. and
II 30 D. m Leave Seattle. $50 r. m. and
n. m, calling at Charleston, dry dock,
Bremerton. Brick yard Sylvan Grove and
head OF Port Orchard. II m. City dock.
foot of Main street.
n. TROUTMAN. Master.
j. A. HATFIELD. Agent.
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New Nors stock Exchange.
New YORK. Aprsl I2-Tse exchanges are
clnss-l snEiAy. and Aitho1gh lse,ad F,Fltay
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.

STEAMER FARALLON.
Leave san Francisco April Is, May 2
Leave Seattle April -, May n and IS
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates can be OBJ
tanned by applying 10
G.. CARROLL. Agent,
Union dock. foot of Union street. Seattle.
Telephone 81.
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THE ROON IN BEEF.

.Fare, strong and quick in action &
y Priee's Cream Baking Powder.
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STEAMERS.

Z. s DRY DOCK. SIDNEY. CHARTS
TON AND RREAERToN ROUTE
The Fast snd ceumcdious Steamer
GEN. CANDY
Leaves Sidney a, - n. and fsen n =,
J Leaves Seattle A. sss5 a. m ana 4 n r,
from Central wharf. Telephone ei1
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Z. 3. DEPARTMENT or AGRrCUL-
1LREs WEATHER BUREAU.
Portland. Or. April L. 1885.
showers. cooler.
q. s. PAGCE, Forecaseer.