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oeaHnES were extremely light Ahcne I
Clock sugar came into good demand ard
soad up - Ter cent. Manhattan Ia and
ofnsr shares smaller fraction. The high
sr Hgerss made In Sugar brought axs
considerable stock on which II was de-
sired to realize profits. and loss Of per
cent resulted. nose Of which had been re-
covered 81 the close. General Electric
was also pressed for sale and recefea an
additional i per cent. thu closing price
being az rhs lowest print touched Around
ceitssry hour speculation became strong
Manhattan making an Improvement %
Ia 20 usss. which ts~the highest figure
reached by this stock this year. The
market continued heavy nntil the close.
Compared with yesterdays final sales,
the principal losses are. Oregon Navs-
CATION. per cent: Canada Pacific. Ia
There was more animation 10 the bond
trading today and prices were generally
maintained until near the close. when
there were minimum recessions IN som.
OF the speculative issues. The aggregate
sales were si.s-eao.
Government bonds-Sseady
State bon6s-Inactfve.
Railroad honds-Fsrm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. closed ia hid
Financial.
Money on call easy as 90 per cent !:
last loan, 2: closed. per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 4Essis per cent
Sterling exchange-F'irn. with actual
business IN bankers bills at aNlga
4.ssia for demand and 81 SSss "a ST.. for
sixty days Posted rates 81 sstsa4 - aud
aSl{.@1a. Commercial bills, A.yl4G
ASA.
Silver certificates, $50.
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- -.ore tracks, IN. along. upon ana
- - IT, =, ,,,,r,lsr streets and alleys CT the
luofcef--, 10 ar under said ordinances
~ y 49, nv ordinance No Isl. an
- - r,syv r. fs91. toCether with the rail-
pgDse1 S.y a. the Settle Terminal Rail.
~ ssnnstrzgefed under and ~ virtue 81
y,A1frtx powers am ifa. =, .srAaa-
y ey 49, ardlnarsce No. L4s1. each and
q M "a lights. powers. privileges ana
~ o. 49, ~r.nred to said grantees ana
4e6oEn<~r nv said ordinances. and al
Ill f,fie and interest OF said gran
,e~per<tveiy. thereto. naVin1 -
- assigned and transferred 70 rAn -
~ Tsrminal Railway and Elevator
Cempsshe railway commonly known a.
Ats2 III. Terminal Railway AZ now
- ss,,csed and IN operation. which ex-
80. fvorn a point on the east line OF
ee4oss Ths-d street. between Weller and
49, ~sy.ets. I'm the city OF Seattle. IN a
GenelIs ~ West Seattle. IN King county.
gIsosn - Washington, together with q
GAfe w.v for said railway - feet In
n.t ~ also together with the rolling
49, engines. cars and equipments be-
tg1r~ ~ and connected With said rail-
sx And also the sidetracks. spurs ana
S.a,ehss belonging TO and contested with
snns e. III the buildings, improvements.
A@.sfs. hereditanenfs and arpurfe-
N1Nss ssr.,n or connected with said above
ellnsSrspe1 properly. including the grain
eess~stny and warehouse and oil the shaft
- betting. and machinery OF every kind
- rafure therein contained.
~ $3.50 shis March 9th. f~E
A. T. VAN DE yANTER.
nersR Of King County. State OF Washing
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Mining ~tock~.
NEW YORK MARKETS
The stock Exchange.

New York. April s.-The stock market
vas a trias more active today than on
yesterday. but the general tsh4enes OF
srse,,ts tta,, was in the direction ~ lower
values The publication % the gross
earnings for March OF the St Paul ara
Rock Island. showing heavy decreases,
raj an unfavorahle effect on tile trading
- sna,.rsss sales OF the geaefal list At
tss opening London houses we're among
,hA sellers The dApressiasn continued In
force during the erst hour, nas the de-
cttnss vrswe confined 20 fractions, except
a. Ssvar which broke - per cent On
sstgfnw rreai.ezis 20 missile interests. and
General Electric - per cent on sales,
Part 70 li4uiaate long account aiaa lor
- 49, account. Between II and noon
- s~aatnS was frrasr in tone. and frac-
,to-sY wstns we're made Il the greater
paxt of ire list An exception to the up
80 movement, Canada Pacific. 1scitnsd
a. - saI~s ssss 10 anTicipati0Fs Of an I'M
T.w.rshge annual report New Jersey
ccnyral J. pr eeas IN the nsxf hour
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REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.
Since January I and Fol
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Real estate transfers since January !.
1895, are s1l4a. fls.4e. There were died for
record Yesterday Is deeds, the considsra-
lions aggregating s4.e3s. Following - tbs
list as furnished NY the Daily Record.
room a., 6cheuernan block;
Mary J. and Felix Dambarat to Puget
Sound Timber Loan Company. lots and
6. sec 8. p. ?. a. c.. s..
John and Dennis Kelly 70 Michael
Haniiff lot %. OF Cormodc's nve-acrs
tracts 81.
Fitzhugh Henderson 10 sterhsno Ex-
poslto. lot Is, block 10. Lakewood supl
adj, q. c.. 81.
rttzhuah Henderson to Paulo Rito. lot
fg f.loek 10. HIazlewood suppl add. a. O.. 81.
peinhard Wilde TO Frederick Wade. tots
10 4. block I, Southern Pacsfio Land
Company's Huntington Park ada Des
Mofnes. SIS.
m. a. Noble to r. n. Brownef. lots
1 to 4. Il to IS. sunnysAds five-acre tracts.
embracing all of the nea seA sec = $50
me swn nen same sccEon. township -
range 4. 81.
nwE. ces q. 2, 4: $500
Charles III. Harper 10 G. G. Granam.
lot 4. block =. Union Lake add SUBS, 49,.
James Howe to Fafhu Baker. Tot ,. block
IL. Eastern add. q. G.. VI.
Joseph r. McSaught TO E3ihu
lot 3. block 10. Eastern add. a. c. ~.
NJ Swartsfagcr 70 Edwln ink'A ''
nxys. net. metz. sec s. 20. 9, sfV.
Er.nel. MoNatt to wff'am G. Crosbls.
so,s - : block 10. sfeNatrs fst ada 20
south Park Heights, s2"e
". 7. Peer to Hiram Reynurn. io.s -
or saark !. q. e.. block ;. q. q. y. :.
- block S. Portland Puget Sound Ky saa
&. Seattle. 500. u,,~n-
Nell 4 Peterson 10 Charles r. nuIn-
side. lot 2, block IS. A. A. Denny . sa e'a'
w ballard 10 Alice I. French. iofs
q and o block ., Baiiards PARK add
Jo@sphine T. AMI IT. X. s,ruve 20 Se.i
a peterson. lots 10 20 II. block w :. =
block IL. Union add. fS,oo.
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r..-.,ger~ ry the waIia wasia.

e.asr,ar waIla we1ia got In At i!sW
o,riock Yesterday afternoon ifo'n s
y,s.s.cs, xvifh eco tons of general uer-
@hanaiss and the following pass~n 80
sor this port: sfrs. NJ. a. fraser 90
sherman. Miss NJ. NcGormicn. Ms.
N. y. Lamb. Miss VI. J, Hines - 80.
~ ssroviey. r.. W. Alien. j. r. keliS'
y ~ rfea,wnod C. NJ. Barnes, H. a.
rre5ertek. G. GrcenbergN J. Grernperg.
y leslie. William Powers, G. ~. HaWss.
.~a pensa- Mrs NJ. Moale. Mrs- ~ r.
Y-,sa~str Mrs. ". A. Nahr, Miss Harris.
Me. g~Iark Mrs. G.. Weir. Mrs. l.. sa-
ser Mrs. T. Nj. Booth, Miss foiser' ass.
Ozark. Nfllie Disz. Mrs. j. Aaruh. Miss
p csraan w. H Day ard wife. MISS
49,. Mrs. n. Hnl. Mrs. T.. r.. BIC
S.a-vrscE ussa r. Kennedy, Eva l.. VIVA
,sy Mtsz M. Dickfe. Mrs, A. J. Wcns.
.srr,sa Mites. f.ottie Gardner. j. d.
c,srooi~ =. Chrfstsancr. q. H. l.. Barr.
q peflgv O.. Walker. II. w. Highiey.
" rvans. =. greenwali. II. Leshwarss
q Miller Anna rhrlstianson, Mary P~ser-
son. Mrs. Godfrey. r. j. Farrow. WIZ
,ar, Godfrey. r. ". Hicnck. g NJ. s.nal-
80, Mrs. .Hoyt. Miss NJ. share. y. =.
wanv yrw r.. Kelly. r. II. Redwood.
Miss rahan. Miss r.. Mccoy. Mrs. baniss.
+ n Reilly, Mrs G.. Kniaht J. III. TUT
lie Mrs. r.. r. Hopkins. Mrs. w. GINS.
n ~ watson. william Gsiiss. r. =.
nte~te4trye- Miss Hemisphere. Mrs. Mo-
sva~vrgak r. 4. wafsoff. A. IL Doherfy.
r pornhoiff, T. gockxpurg. Ars- a. ".
shepard. Nora Moore. @. =. eaFpsn.er.
q. A. white y. Hsyton, mares El-e,
sr,xw rntrer. r. A. Ynueli. John Looming.
ps~.a y OBrien. w. r. bohertys
c.x Anderson. T Hogan. ~ onsra.
= ~ Nassylst, E6ward Johnston, II. L.
.hho., r cagrangton. e. Williamson.
Mahel Meek.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. April 3.-Arrtved--Schr
lanes A.. Garfield. Columbia river. Ban
doriIie. Ccauilie river; sehr Wachnsefs,
Nana.nao; schr Sterling. Nanaimo. Clear
ed--Costa Rica. Naneifno peparted--Ar
ago. Coos bay; blk Electra, Mary islahn
fgo,,er Coos bay. Freights and charters
ar ship Ben pearg. now at Tacoma,
wheat. thence TO United Kingdom. Bavre,
Antwerpor Dunkirk: Am bk sonorna, ceal
from Nanairno to Port ClarSnce. Alaska
Portland. April 3-The steamer state
az California. which sailed tonight. car
rsea fss fishermen. mostly Chinese, who
win take passage for Alaska at san
Francisco. The o. r. & ~ Com pany wiz
ssx,s,rh me steamer Elder for San Fran
,-ssec nsxt Saturday. she Will be kept
~, the nne for several weeks as freight
carrier.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

lows. 1o'-
and Victoria, al s =. m fnassenrsrs r.
~ on board at o. M April 3. g. e.
For AiAska-Aprti 3. 9, Is and q q,
from San Francisco for Victoria and
q u4es sound ports. at a M. April s 10
=. Ilckets may be obtained at the once Of
the company At Ocean dock Seattle.
GOODALI.. PERKINS e. CO.
General Agents, San Francisco.
= y TROwBRTDCE. Act. p 8. Supt
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRS- GARLAND AND EyANGEI.

eLLse and Townsend-Eeah Bay route
ddamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon
S1nesdays and Fridays at l2.l5
-. .ol Fort Townsend. Port williams,
Cnaeness. Port Angeles, Port Crescent,
~ ysnaTg, Fyshf. Cialiam Bay and
rs1n Eay. returning. arrives Seattle 1.S0
~ "a oppcnte days Steamer Eyangel
lsAve, aesier dock for Port Townsend.
Tot r wniiams: Dungeness. Port Angeles
49, victoria. Mondays. Wednesdays and
tsrnats days 3 .. IA.
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FOREIGN MARKETS
Financial.

London. Aprsl a-Bar silver. aosd. Con-
soils iosss. Bank OF England discount
rate, per cent.
New York. April 3-The Evening Posts
London financial article says; The stock
markets were Idle and dull today. For
elgn stocks were depressed by the enor-
monsly high rates at the Paris settle
ment. American railroad bonds were
quickly bought and shares were duh In
realizahons. Canada Pacific was nat on
unfavorable anticspations of the annual
meaiing- 4 big pi-metaiiic meeting is
being held at the Mansion house today.
Mr.. Balfour is speaking. The only point
Is that IL ts considered to commit the
conservatives TO the scheme for a place
for the currency question in their posit-
ical programme.
BreadstufSs and Grains.
Liverpool, April s.-.Wheat-Spot, steady;
demand. poor; No. red winter. n si4d;
No. red spring and No. hard Manitoba,
IS ad: No. l California. Is lid. Futures
closed steady, with near and distant posi-
lions Ia higher: April. Is dad: May and
June, IS sd: July. Is l0d: August, Is
1oi4d: September. IA lfssd.
Eorn-Steady; American mixed. new.
Is aiad. Futures closed steady. with May
and June unchanged and other months
I'D higher: business heaviest on near po-
eilions and most distant positions. April.
~ cad: May and June. n 2isd; July. Is
Sd: August. ~ ga; September. ~ siah
Flour-Steady. limited demand. St.
Louis fancy winter, IS Cd.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. e los
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veaIed Itself rear the end II broke how
ever. ard broke badly. May pork opened
81 sf.sTss. declined 30 ST. 8. fsen rose 30
N.SesS. II a-a3 comparatively steady an
ri within forty-five MINUTES OF the close.
wren rapid decline SCI in wssk-h carried
tfe price OF 70 slsIe with siaisas the lat
est trading price. at a &c loss. Lard ard
rsns acted In a sirsslar manner 90 PORK.
ard At the close lard ara rsbs were each
Iec lower than on Monday
Closing Quotations.
Whese-Aprsa. 51ssc. May. ssaso
Corr-Apvsi. sSi-cs May. sss4c.
osfs--Arrsi. SIC. May, HNc.
Perx-Aprfi. S@Es. Nav, Nsfk
Iars-Aprii. $50 May. ssx.
Rses--Arr1l ss.Issss May. ss.sss
Rariey-S8c.
Rye-S4r
Ffax-SisN
Tiuoez1y-EM
Live stock.
Although only about Il. a,n hsss o. ea.-
tie arrived her today. sAe demand was
slew and prices were no more than
sfessty. Sales were largely at s. .zGs for
oeefsseers The advance OF 81 Per le
pounds In Srit.SA markets il regarded
as a powerful argument. ana IT Is no, an
likely that tho class of castle usually
taken by exporters VIII have another ad-
vance. Butcher stun seiis largely a. ssss
As Gamers stuff Is UNCHANGED
Tiers were none too many hogs IN TIA
yards today and an acavs EeneraI demand
enabled sellers - dispose OF most Of their
consssnmenis at an early hour. Prices
were strong for good bots at a further
advance OF &c per loo pounds Shippers
started out to buy early in the day and
secured large part Of the best hogs.
packers becoming good purchasers later.
Heavy hogs SOLD AT 81 sosfS. an. and light
weights AZ 81. 6o14.as. Sales were large
~ a; &ss6.ss. with several saies al ss.sa.
The sheep and lamb trade picked up
today and there was = sieaaler and de-
csdedly more animated market. lambs
being especially active. Western sheep.
suitable for the requirements or the ex-
port trade. sold a. A.sol4.gs. and fancy
natives were sold at N.sa. while common
sheep sold steadily around $3G3So: nice
lambs sold at AziS.5A Lambs that sold
at s5.S would have brougn, IS on Mon
day.
Receirts-Catsae. fi.coo; calves. 900: hogs.
Zoo, sheep. ls,ao.
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IN. Great Northern railway has Just
49,, ~ sal, the following Communication
.s~Eets good In al cases for SIX rides.
$500 Falrhaven or Nsw Whateom
80 site. ye; Mount Vernon and fe-
s.ss~ us. Seattle and Everett. -.
T4rksts will be- good for Individual Or
ERR. Use ard limited 20 stxfy days.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

4
Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria and
Iorf Townsend. daily. except Sunday. at
!, N o. m; returning, leaves Victoria 3
m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way ports daily. except
sunday at n m. Sunday. direct at q
a m; returning direct, leaves Port Town.
send at p. IN. Telephone 10.
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TIVE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMFR WfLLAPA.

Cantain George Roberts.
,naxanx seattle for Alaska April 5 and
.,'s~~ IS iays thereafter.
var freight and passenger rates anply 70
F"' J. c. CARROLL. Agent.
Srhwahacher's Dock. Tel. 81.
o,,,s v. PEABODY. General Manager.
SEATTLE.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

- Portland, April s.-Wheat-Walia walla,
45g4ec per bushel. valley. soasi,sc per
tai
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.

Time taFa - 49, -. 80 -....,- 49,
.-st-s~for leaves Seattle daiiy except
sWs.,,r,,ay. al 10 r. m. Seattle and La Con-
.'ar 1ro,,te--Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily,
except saturday a. sso z. NJ dscef', ,a. And
SSssttle Tuesdays. Thursdays and SatGr-
aass - xFSLER DOCK.
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sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE.

Steamers Clan Mcdonald or Henry
Bailey will leave Liiiy. Bogardus & Co. .
night: Wednesday. April 3. at IL mid
night; Saturday. April 9, at a. m.
Returning leaves Mount yernon--Wed-
! ne - Apr'i Z, az .. M Friday. April
calling at Edmonds, Richmond, Tuialip,
Stanwood. Florence. Fir. Skagit City, Mt
Vernon and Avon.
LILLY. BoGARDUs a CO. Inc,
Owners and Managers.
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y+a~wa Vas received from sas mines
as~rsr shs lire Of the G.. a r. =. railroad
dnr4rw tne month Of March. 1t tas coal
cunkers. q 80 tons o.. ccAA
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VICTORIA ROUTE

a.0oamI LvlMlI.. sTacoma. -. ii10s Ars 4:4Sam
ip:l5am Lvl ISL. Seattle. -. s2fArI 3.00am
l:s0pm ILvI ~ PIT Twns'd. 3sIAr II :45pm
t:3opmlArli10.. Victoria ...lMlILvi S.30pm
sDaily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf. Seattle.
For rates and other information apply
I. A. NADEAU, Gen Agt. n p. RI.
Ye~ler ave. and Front ST. Seattle
B. q. YERKES. Agent. Yesler wharf.
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EVERETT AND SNOHoMIsH ROUTE.
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf. Tuesdays. Thurs
days and. Saturdays at a. m. for Ed
monds, Mukilteo. Everett. Marysville.
East Everett. Lowell and Snohomish.
FARE TO EVERETT. soc; ROUND SOC
TO SSoHOMISH. Soc.
GEO. J. WILEY. Agent.
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~ u STEAMBOAT AID TRANSPoR
% - TATIoN COMPANY

STEAMER Island BELLE.
r.aves city dock. foot OF Main street.
..'srS. Nonaay. "Wednesday and Friday at
. m. Cor Fort Townsend. Anacortes.
Sam,sh. Fairhaven and Nhatcom. going
.,sraagh 10 Blaine on Saturday.
. ~. isock Co. Agts. JOS. KENDALL.
r,tephone Sgs. General Manager.
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THE VANCOUVER RouTEaA TRIP

THE VANCOUVER KOUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. J. A. O'Brien, Master
Leaves Tacoma Il noon. Seattle Gem
trail wharf 8 p. m. Mondays and Thurs
DAYS for Port Townsend. Anacortes Fair
haven New Whatcom. Blaine and FRI
day Harbor. going through 10 Vancouver
on Thursday trip
Fare 10 Blaine .s2' fare 20 Vancouver. 81
For further Information apply TO Gen.
trail wharf.
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M n

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Francisco,
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EVERETT ROUTE.

STEAMER CRICKET
.,>-uvA leaves Seattle. IN a m and s.is
tps.' leaves Everett. 1918 a. m and (
?. III Tare--Singie trip. Is cents; round
Z, e Landing at Vail Huhbeirs
sRt next Flyer dock. Seattle. Nall
"e'N =. NJ HARRINGTON. Master.
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,ovr ORCHARD AND SIDNEY ROUTE

STEAMER DELTA
-. - sidney daily at : \. N. and
:, " ~ 20 ~. Leave Seattle. $50 a IA and
"a eallins a xs Ga'ss slssn give Ts ao ssl
49, ~, tse-s orchard. = n City dock.
see' @ -"N'' u. TRoTTMAN. Master.
T A. HATFIELD. Agent
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A Pretty
Typewriter

IL she he also a gocd ssenogra-
raer. OUGHT NOT to be cus OF
employment. This applies With
sonAI force 10 az .tsnogTspaeTa
TIE "sanE" page at the Post-In-
tegIsrencer ''1asx." every day to .
large circle Of business men vho
,slk or would ike 10 talk to
.rhesr own" s,encxraphers. Tell
shena through a small 81. what
yog want. A 2S-eeet ad- may
bring a pe-Essaeas position. IL
has often c2ae 50
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PORT TOWNSEND, PORT ANGELES
AND DUNGENESS.

STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily. except Monday. Time card conn
mencing Tuesday, February 8. 1895
Leaves Seattle. 500 n m. Townsend
$50 a. m. DnnEeness. 10 a m: arrives
Port Angeles. II 30 a. M: leaves Port An
geleS D. m: leaves Port Townsend, ..
m; arrives Seattle. $50 u. m.
CITY DOCK CO. Seattle. Agents.
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the local produce markets yesterday for
the greater part Of the day. Late in the
afternoon the receipts brought up from
San Francisco by the steamer walla
Waila began to be distributed. and made
the scene a busy one. Most OF the ship
ment was composed Of vegetables ana
groceries. The general tone Of all the
markets Is better and the tendency Is
upward. This is so especially In dried
fruits and all descriptions OF canned fish.
Fresh meats are also becoming higher.
Wheat and barley are stiffening up, and
dealers are holding for full figures. The
-four market is also very firm.
In fresh fruits oranges continue In the
largest supply and prices change but little
from day to day. Fancy stock is quoted
at s2.15 and s. per box. ana sales, al
though In small lots. are brisk Medium
stock sells plentifully at the quoted
prices. s.. Is and $2.75 per box. Seedlings
are DlenthIl and sell well at the ruling
prices. Fancy apples are very scarce,
and dealers are holding very firm for the
stock they have on hand Medium stock
is in large supply. and prices have a
very wide range. Dried fruits are stifren-
up somewhat although sales are very
slow. Fancy stock Is in demand by the
best trade, and readily brings full figures
Tropical fruits remain about the same as
for several weeks past. and sales are
light. Nuts are In large supply and are
neglected. Lines and lemons are neg
lected. In vegetables the new stock is
attracting the most attention. The new
consignment received yesterday viii be
much cheaper. Asparagus will be quoted
at sac cents per pound. green pears at
sac and rhubarb at 3 cents. Cabbage Is
quoted at N.25 per hundredweight and
caulifiower at Is cents per dozen. Po-
tatoes and onions are In large supply
and show no material change Movement
in dairy produce continues fair. and but
ter remains low and weak. large con-
signment of California butter was re-
ceiyed yesterday. Prices have quite
wide range. Eggs were a little sitter
yesterday. the ruling price being 1919
cents per dozen Cheese was unchanged
Poultry was plentiful for trade require
ments and prices are firmly held.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland, April :, iSS.
ohewers. cooler.
b. 8 PAGUE. Furecasee-.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle, April & lssi
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
oeejdental block. Seattle. Wash

-ogFICERS AND TRUSTEES
- Yurth. President
l0hW a. Denny. VICE fFe9luent
- Larry .......... Second Vice President
Esm r. Hayden. .Man'gr Cash'r, Sec'y
fnak l. Blodgett. ...... Assistant Cashier
Gemund 6chwabacher, John Collins.
&c Eeufelder. r. w. Wiimans.
Tssnsacts . savings bank business ex-
siusiyely.
Deposits received from 81 TO SIC. 900.
Interest allowed per annum. Six per
esnt on term deposits, per cent on or
llnary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved coliaterals only.
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Observations taken at all stations .,
D. m, 18th meridian time 6 .. m. Pacific
sime). GEORGE n. SALISBURY
Observer In Charge
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EVERETT ROUTE STR. Cpt.vry,1rr>,r,
Daily ENccrt Sunday.
i. Leaves Seattle e .ls g. n HnA IN - -
'-SsAses Everett Ass = ~. ans . n. m
hss-est II a. n sS
nssase--Siasse trip. -. Mound trim 9, *.
sssasSts with boats for Tacorss ara
..rS1ssaAag-Co'Enan deck. foot % Marian
ss-As' TIE AND TACOMA NAvrc ALTON
COMPANY.
IrcGn PEeS> /. w. Gcoahue. sx.
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'cEANIc STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

I. 9 DRY DOCK. SIDNEY Charles
TON AND BREMERTON ROUTE
The Fast ana Couamoaious Steamer
GEN. CANDY
eSves sidney - s. n. and Is.ea - -
laws Seattle = ss5 a ~. ara a :,
'f"'s NeatFal whsrf. Telephone IS.