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Rreasistur,- ana Grains.

San Francisco. April Extraordinarily
extras. s. aaHS.35. bakers extras. S3.l54f
s@. supersge. s. toefe.sS.
Nheat-Narkst fem at SS,4 aS7isc for
No. 60 choice shipping qualities. with
Improving tendency. Milling grades
Steady at gleSc
Barley Offerings We're fair and there
MAS desire 20 sell but the troble was 20
lad buyers. OF course, there Is some
Business dong. bft Il IS OF hand 20 hand
Character Fed fair. TO good 65ft67' a. :
caoice sAs4@0c; brewing. slafS7iac.
o4ts-The market Is not lacking I'm sup
plies, ,hcre being sample stocks on ! and
fhich We're Increased today by the arFi-
sal OF soel centals from oregon. Mil
~, N.0s'e0i .1Te; surprise. 81 0Tl4elt1Tlas
hacv fcei. si.02iA9fi .0T'a good "a choice
&s3Si. fair % good. ssff49c; poor 70 fair
&Sasc black. nominal; gray 9scEI osih
flour quarter sacks. ABA; Oregon. s., =
20 Washington sie0. wheat. centals. u.s.
-, OREGON. 2ISS: oats. Centals. Washing
san. 4.06o, rye. oentals 81. potatoes
sacks. ie2l; oregon. LES: Washington.
~ onions sacks. IoS.
Closing Quotations.
,IWheat-Firm: December. s6Ac; May.
Earley-Firmer: December. 7uc.
Cern-sl iTls
Bfsn--Sll.5o per ton
Produce.
f0iatocS-Prlces for new have further
sseaaed receipts today being SO Eacks.
-, l0lAc per pound. Faarly Rose. SaeS
river re Is SfuStc. fairbanks sesf55c :
NsvEoa Buvhanks s0GINAc Per Genital
hstieT-No Improvement I'm prices. mar
Heavily ste, ked and quota tons ssiii
.snftag downward. Creamery, fancy
sesSc; seconds. 1is4fac per pound
LAZY. fancy. io1sHtic fair 10 choice, -
NJ store lets. cts7c.
Ceeesc-Cho3ce to fancy. 7sSSr, fair q,
49, a. S., Eastern ordinary 70 fine. 10
tlic Per pound
Tsss~l'rices continue 70 weaken. Quot
49,, 49, AZ lestslI,c ner dozen for store ana
i~@sSc for r&n,-a s-gs
Financial.
1eeF harS. p ..ftas Dy1fts-Siyht -
'ah aot = c+s Telegraph IL
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

New York. April 1.-THE Evening Post
London eablegram says: The stock mar
kets today were lifeless and featureless,
except silver stocks, which were strong
on the reported signing of the treaty be
tween China and Japan. Americans were
irregular and dull. with no business. The
India council today allotted CD lakhs OF
rupees at 10 and l6is pence. There is
much dissatisfaction as TO how much
China will endeavor to raise to pay the
war indemnity. The estimate at present
generally favors a loan for about 10000
al
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Brcadstufrs and Grains.

Liverpool. April II. - Wheat - Spot,
steady; demand moderate; No. 2 red
winter. As led; No 2. red spring. and No.
]. hard Manitoba. Is "a: No. !, California,
Is lid; futures closed steady. with May
and June Nd higher; others unchanged.
April. Is 10d; May and June. Is lolzd; July,
Is l0d. August. Is i04d September. As
I'D.
Corn-Spot. dull: American. mixed, new.
IS 21@d futures closed quiet, with April
and June Ad higher. April. May and
June. DIS 2.d: July, Is Sad: August, IS
sgd: September. is al.
Flour-Firm. demand. moderate; St.
Louis. fancy winter. IS Sd.
Hops--At London, Pacific coast, f. los.
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fngs were active the ton. Of the market
was heavy. which was partly due 10 the
unsettled character Of the trading In
american securities on the London ex-
eaange. and 10 the selling hers for the
foreign account. General Electric was no.
tabiy weak on sales induced by the action
OF the directors yesterday IN slfschargirg
ths conference committee with the West
ihghouse company. THUS abandoning the
REGULATIONS looking TO business connec-
con- The shares <sroke Il. par cant. hut
quickly rasfsd fraction and during the
afternoon made further recovery. reach
ING fA above the lowest with a reaction
OF y az the close. making the loss on
the day only Il. Baltimore & Ohio was
also sold down on the reports fha. the
dividend would be passed, and later when
the announcement was made that this
should be done, there was further re-
action the total decline from yesterday
being "a per cent. with rally IN the
maj sales OF Ia. restricting the net de-
cline TO n. The general market became
strong after le:i5 and continued 70 move
upward until about noon. when rsac-
ton took place In some of the properties.
Before l o'clock trading had again re-
sunned Its tone and during the rest of the
day prices appreciated. the market clos
ing bo1yant. and IN a majority of cases
above the final sales OF yesterday.
The trading In bonds continues on a
very heavy scale, the total sales today
aggregating s2.s7s.eoa. The tendency OF
prices was upward throughout the day
and lis bonds figured In the dealings.
Government bonds-F'irm
State bonfs-fhacttve
Railroad bonds-Strong.
Financial.
Money on cal. easy at IizG2ik per cent:
last loan. 2: closed. per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 4l5ia per cent.
Sterling exchange-Steady, with actual
business In bankers bill at S.s34 "A. ssss
for demand. and slssI. o. So for 50 days.
Posted rates. $4.SSz14.ss and si@eT 4.%az.
Commercial bills. ss.s7i5
Silver certificates, s77sGsSizc.
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Se~rfFe and Whafrom roufs-Etate ~
,.sasstrwtos leaves Seattle daily. exceuf
ssa~@~say a. IN y m. featfis and In Con-
- '.s,rIsa.-F 'airhager leaves Seattle daffy
ia.-~..st saturday at D .. IN. Tacoma an8
ssN.,.te rnaats-siase 81 Washington leaves
Seetti4 Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
1@% YEsLER DOCK.
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TILE vAvcouvER RouTE-A rRrp

THE VANCOUVER ROuTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. J. A. oBrten. Master.
a~vrs Tacoma Il noon. Seattle Cen
81 wharf D. m. Mondays and Thurs
AVS Tor port Townsend. Anacortss Fair
zen New Whatcofn. Blaine and Fri
DAY Harbor. going through TO vancouver
-, THURSDAY trip.
rarA 20 Blaine So fare 70 Vancouver. ~
For further Information apply TO Cen
trail wharf
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

4
.-,,,r.o- deck. leaves for Victoria ana
port Townsend, qss.y. EXERT sp sunday; az
steamer Idaho leaves for PORT
azs,~s.rssna and way ports daily. except
es,r.say. al a m: Sunday. direct al
- vefNrnfrg direct IeaveN Port Town
az, "a AZ p. N. Telephone 10
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NEW YORK MARkEr~.

ca. 'orN. April = There Vas no In
ehsrsss ~ We OPP ainr ca tte stock cx-
~Asss tae strength ARA occupancy
'As Speculation. whne TIA tnsf..i as.l-
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rides at seattle Harbor Today.
Hish Tide Low Tide.
=. feet p 10 feetIa. M feet pm feet
MI 90 LIZ IA.o.l s.15 io,2 sd 40
At Port Townsend.
So 81 o.as! Isl SD II s.o4 "a
Seattle. April II. 1ss.
Exchanges az Seattle, Tacoma and Port
81 Clearing houses today We're:
Ciearances. Balances.
xu,.,e ..s =. 7aG - xlS.4s3 II
fzsaaa. ...-.-...-'..- dlo'e1-- o ~ Se',s9 ~
fsfaad ............. -, IA 10 ooss-i W
fade movement in the local produce
-srksts Yesterday was somewhat better
- IN the previous day, and receipts be-
~ small stocks were fairly well clean
4 On. and dealers are in good condition
4 receive the large shipment expected
n arrive on the Walla Walla from San
rrsneisco today Prices generally are
vsak with a slight downward tendency.
The prospects for a large shipment 10
Alaska by the next steamers are bright,
as the orders are coming In briskiy. Coal
oil took another jump up yesterday OF
cent and a half per gallon. and the ten
Gency Is still upward. Fresh meats are
10 higher but the market is exceedingly
strong
stocks Of oranges are getting low. and
consequently prices on fancy stocks are
f-miy held. Sales of medium grades are
fairy lively and prices are firmly held.
Seedlings move off well at the low prices
prevailing Stocks OF fancy apples are
very low and high prices are easily OBJ
tanned. Some stock sold yesterday for as
high as s. per box. Medium grades and
Yakima stock are In fairly good demand
at firm prices. There is lot Of stock on
the market that cannot be classed as
medium and a great deal of this Is sold
10 peddlers. Sales of dried fruits con-
tinue light and only choice grades are
moving with any regularity. Sun dried
apples are scarce and fun figures are
readily obtained Supplies OF tropical
fruits are not large but are plentiful for
the present requirements of trade. Ba-
ranas are a little higher. owing to the
hight supplies and the demand from the
Interior Is first class. The small CON
Segment of strawberries received last
Tuesday has been cleaned up and
fresh and larger consignment is expected
70 arrive today. Prices will he lower.
Nuts are In large supply. but sales are
rsw
Supplies OF vegetables are pretty well
cleaned mp. A very large consignment
viii arrive today by the San Francisco
steamer and n is expected that prices
generally will be little lower than the
last shipment. Peas were selling yester-
day for cents per pound and asparagus
was bringing Ga and : cents. Rhuharb
Il plentiful and the ruling price IS about
: cents per pound. Good onions are very
firm and dealers are holding for full fig-
pres. Potatoes continue in large supply,
aud only on choice new stock Is anything
Ike fall figures obtained
The. butter market continues In the
same depressed condition and prices con
unue weak and low. Stocks were pretty
well cleaned up yesterday. Cheese Is In
large supply and prices are fairly frm.
Eggs were "a little firmcr yesterday. the
ruling price being about liis cents per
dozen. Receipts We're quite large. Poul-
Try is In light supply aud prices change
but little.
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sAN JUAN ISI.ANDS-STEANER LY-
Ola THOMPSON.
Varying United States mail leaves CITY
dock foot OF Main street. Monday. We'd
mssaay and Friday at 2 a. m. for Port
townsend. San Juan Islands and New
TINE CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is
North Bound-Leave Seattle 200 a. m. !.
leave Port Townsend zoo M iaa~.
4 riaay Harhor li:2 a. M: leave Roche
haroor l1.So p m; arrive New whatcom
600 p m.
South Bound-Leave New wha,cor Am
a. m; leave Roche Harbor s:eo a IN. .
leave Friday Harbor 1000 a. m: leave
Fort townsend i.e p. m; arrive Seattle
- T. Thompson. managing owner. ]. A
Hatfield. agent. Phone $50
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pppT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES
AND DUNGENESG


r)asiw. except Aon1ay- Time carl COM
r,sercssg Tuesday. February :. TyG.
rgs~es Seattle, 6&9 q IN. Townsend
SO a m. uutsgeness. II g. M: arrives
Fsors Angeles. Is 70 e. IA leaves Port An
raisz 2. ra- leaves Port Townsend. ?.
n. arrives Seattle s-1s =. n
CITY DOCK Co. Seattle. Ags1ta
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EVERETT RoUIE-STR GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle. II :i5 a. m. and 40 .. m.
rsayes Everett SIS a. m. and 2 D. m.
sanaays-Leaves Seattle p. m. Leaves
Everett II a. m
Esre-Singte trip, TIC: round trip. 81 Is;
Connects with Boats for Tacoma and
STanding-Colman dock. foo. OF Marion
eraTrr.E AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY
Gland Troup. Pres. II. w. Goodhuc. S'y.
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py-rsET soErwr, AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
yrcroRIA ROUTE

STEAMSHIP CITY or KINGSTON.
sssa-ra ~ ~ =. Tacoma. lie Ar Siam
ys.fsaralT.xt - . Seattle s. Ar LEAN
! sSrg-s ~ -. PIT r wns'4. = Ar Il SPIN
Z Ergsxsl Arfts4.. Victoria - NJ. Lys s-1r "A
sTsaiIy except Monday.
efszrev leaves YTster wharf Reastse.
Fer rates and other Information Apply
I A &AUEAT. Gen Sst. ~ r. r r.
Yszter ave and Front ST. Seattle
n O. yEGEES Agent yesiex wharf
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EVERETT ROUTE.
.u.-.,.r-r. r.nrcr-r-r

STEAMER CRICKET
fT,auvN leaves Seattle. 7.30 n. m. and 1.B
- y, Leaves Everett. 1915 n. m arf q
= m Fare-Singie trip, - cents: round
~, n cents landing at Vail & Huh
bells dock. next Flyer dock, Seattle; Nail
r.. ii. HARRINGTON. Master.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. April -wheat~Nailey. 81
per GENITAL. waila walla. sc per bushei.
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FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
roUr round trips daily except sunday.
IN one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seattle Tacoma
route. as follows.
Taxing effect
TUESDAY. MAY &
TIME CARD:
Leave Seatfle-1,&s HIS a. m. s.A s:ls
"a. Leave Taconsa-s.ss B. H.. i:oa IA
sSs . n.
Sunday
Lave Sesstle---sas a., m. ls-na $50 p "a
,-eass Iacorna-ss "a g. m. ssS. % p n
LsnoiaE az Northern Pacirc wharf. Ia
suma- and Commercial dock. foot OF Mar
ior street. Seattle
sundays. excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood; fare. SOC.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

rogEcasT FOR THURSDAY.
Portland. Or. April IL. 1856.
~,cxsrs; stationary
B. s. PAGUE. Forecaster.
REPAYMENT OF AGRTCCI1-
?. IrrrPr WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Sen.tic Wash ADrr II 1sgl.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATrT n
ROUTE
5 Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
AULTNoMAH
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave. arrsv.
Olympia at. $50 N Tacoma at e.v.
Tacoma al. -isss m Seattle at Ie.0o m
Seattle at leo p IN Tacoma ar xss -
AAeomA at. SO IA Olympia at. Is 30 !, m
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Leave. Ar-.v.
seattle ....-. 30 N Tacoma - e.Se ,
Tacoma .-...losuS a m Olympia - 4 IN = -
olympia 200 p N Tacoma - gsss = -
Tacoma 49, SGD p IN Seattle -. "a y ~ ~
Fare between Seattle and tacoma "a
cents Landing at Seattle CITY 49,
foot OF Main street
CITY DOCK Co. Aran..
Capt. l. Wiley. Manager. Telephone "a
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WEST COAST STEAM NAYTGATIO.
COMPANY.

STEAMER FARALLOS
Tnave san Francisco April Is. May
and -
passenger and freight rates the lowest.
-s~Eefs ara freight rates can &c OBJ
tajnes. by applying 20
O. CARROLL, Agent.
r-r,on dock. foot Of Union street. Seattle.
Tsiephons 81
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DIRECTORS
p. c. Neufelder. J. R. Hayden.
B. Frauenthal Jacob Furth,
Sigmund Schwabacher.
Correspondence In all the principal cities
In the United States and Europe.
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reservations taken at all stations at
= rsth meridian time G .. m. PACING
- GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Oberseryer IN Charge.
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BANKS.
BANKS.
DEXTER HORTON & CO., BANKERS.
Incorporated ISL.

SaPsdi .sss...-s.-.......... $4,000
S0A RlAS SiStvvg
President ......A A Denny
Vice President....w. NJ. Ladd
Manager. II. Latimer
Cashier........F. r. Van Tuyi
Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago. 81. 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 vaiuahles re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental bloch. Seattle, Wash.

Capital. Observation-Disclosures. Sl0o,oOo
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Fnrth. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS President
Arthur A Denny. Vice president
John Leary. ......... Second Vice President
James K. Hayden. .Man'gr. Cash'r, Sec'y
Frank |. Biodgett. Assistant Cashier
Slgmund Schwabacher, John Collins.
+. c. Neufelder. +. w. Wiimans.
Transacts a savings bank business ex-
clusively
Deposits received from 81 to $1,000
Interest allowed per annum. 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 collaterals only.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In. -. SIS, 900
oGl .&iuS.osJ
Jacob Furth. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS President
Z y. .NeuAeiueE.. vice fresidenl
r. V. Ankeny. ......................Ca Cashier
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STEAMERS.

EVERETT AND sSOHOMIsH ROUTE.
CIT RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
renvnx Central wharf. Tuesdays. Thurs
davs and Saturdays 81 Z a N. fer Ed
rnonds. Muk!lteo. Everett. Marysvllie,
Isezf everett Lowell and Snohomtsh
pAPE TO EVERETT. &c. ROUND Sac F:
tn eNOHoMISH 5ss.
GEO. j. WILEY. Agent.
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Total sales.
Total sales Of stocks today were ls7. 30
shares including: American Sugar. 81. -
aOo: Il. & q. 800; Chicago Gas. $500: Gen
eraI Electric. g. ieD: Lake Erie & West
ern. 400: Manhattan Consolidated. 7.5oo
". Y A. n. F.. third assessment $500;
Reading. .. 500. ST. Paul, f2.i(9. Tennessee
Coal 4 Iron, 1890: L. S. Leather, 500.
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rides at Seattle Harbor Today.
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Seattle. April II. 1ss.
greaanges az Seattle. Tacoma ana Port
a.a clearing houses today were:
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The wARsHIP TEXAS.

The success Of the Texas on her
first sea.going trial is a cause OF
congratulation Cor more reasons
than one. We should under any
circumstances f-cl gratiiied that
this battle ship has shown herself
To- bc well planned and well built
swift in motion, easy TO handle,
and IN every way yaluoble adj
dilion to our naval defenses. All
this the Texas undouh,ed is.
Another cause for satisfaction
+, ,ha, her success will dispose o.
the unpleasant and partisan feel
ing evoked boy her recent slight
mislap in TIE brooklyn dry dock
.Athc first iu,imai,n that there
might be some structural defect ir
the vessel, the organs of bhn'
lpar,y raucor aud Jealousy at
tempted 10 make capital out Of lh'
event. The Texas was one Of to-
bait 'cships provided Tor by tn
frs, Cleveland administration
Her designs we're selected by com
petition among English naval &C
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s,ructors. An unworthy eh)ri was
IN de 70 prejudice the public judg-
ment Of the Texas on these
grounds.
This prejudice has now been
happily disposed Of, and u is wril
ior the country ihat it isso. II
or naimnal defense naval and
military, are 70 be judged ace rd.
ing ts ille needs of politics, and
made to strye lhe Ae.lisl. nd =ar-
Did purposes Sfperiisanshlp, i 4
no, enough to say thas liie country
will not be adequately 'lesended
I Il would be better 20 have no
navy than to have one subject "a
such conditions. II would be bet
Ter TO have the country unde'
Tended than to make it, defense
partisan issue. 90 be dealt with ac
cording to the ri ralries Of politics
New York world.
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FOLLOW THE
CROWD
to NOrrellS.

The Sunday issue Of the New
York World has two most inter.
esung pagss on The Wars and
Bloodshod Of lS95," with maps Of
both hemisphcres, showing where
the disturbances have occurred in
every country on the globe, and
the whole world has been contin.
ual.y up in arms. Prominently
indicated ON the map Of the west
ern hemisphere is the China-Jopan
war the Ashantee war on the coast
of Africa, aud the most conspicu-
( on, OF an the unspcakable Turkish
massacres OF the Armeuians, while
every country has its armies an,
nayies massed. aud every tribe d
engaged in open rcbelIioa or opel
warfare. On this side We hayl
/ first and foremost the Cuban-Span
ish war, and next the disturbance
an over South America, while al
over the United States and Mexic
We have riots and strikes anu Ia
dian troubles, and m Texas ih
great Corbett-Filgsimmous igb
3 that was fought with wind.
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Ir some Peter the Hermit would
stir up the Christian nations OF
the world 10 send armies with
6ght in them to the relief OF lh,
Armsunns. we would have cru.
sades with some sense in them A
var of determination ON the rurk'
would be good way 20 serve th,
Lord at present
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The United State. is nov dis
putting boundaries with England
between Canada and Alaska 10
North America, and between Brit
i.h Guiana and NcLelucla in South
America, not 20 mention the ever
lasting Behring sea controversy
the international yacht -quabble,
and many other alleged cau-es ioT
war.
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coNCENsUs OF OPINION
AT WASHINGTON PRE-
sAGEs TROUBLE.
BIG SLUMP IN STOCKS.
London Spurns Our Securities
aud Wall street Goes from
Panicky TO wild.


AMERICA AGAINST TIE WORLD.
WAR news took diTtren,
turn to-day. Feeling has been 4
strong since the Presidents mes
sage was first launched. that there
would De no conflict between Eng
land and America. but develop
.ments across the water, and espe-
cialy in Continental Europe, are
causing the heavens Of peace TO
begin lacing with clouds Of war
France has interests in South
America. similar 90 those Of Eng
land. Spain Is likewise situated,
while Germany has reasons for
looking a.kance at the Monroe doc
Urine Out Of all the expressions
.by representatives Of European
nations, but one has So far failed
|to condemn President Cleyelaud's
attitude. aud that one-America's
old friend, Russia, is non-clmmii-
tai. Even the Mexican dictator,
right at our doors, takes occasion
TO -ay that be will say nothing.
Chill, champions England
But excepting Mexico and Chili,
IAN the independent governments Of
both Americas arc ablaze with en-
thu,iasm for the American cause,
and are casting up their resources
I'm anticipation Of measuring arms
with the half of Europe, or Will
all. IL she please.
Backed up by the cabinets o
Europe, it is now thought hardl!
reasonable that England will re
ccde an ioia from her position. o.
the other hand, This nation seems
unit in support of her presiden
and congress. and that is the stu
alton to-day
Meanwhile. the calamiiies d
war have already bcfallen Oh
bou.se. of England and Americ,
Wall street echoed lhe war rumoi
yesterday in thunders that blaste
fortunes in a moment. Million
were lost iu an hour, the selliu
orders were enormous, and ami
the Widest scenes they ripped q
market TO pieces. Five firms We
under. 10 was panic galol
London got the fright, too, AT
they bounced our securities out
9 market and won't touch the
any more than they would a Ii
wirc.'
Jew Yet underlying al is a sen
ter. ment that an viii be we'll FL
and land will rcceje, saw American.
IS Of Cleveland is talking for politi
lere effect, think the English. The
a in sue is rriamg, an admit, TO
and volye such mighty conflict.
tin. Il is we'll to remember that a q
nuv principle is involved, and hC
49,, wars have wagcd for smaller eau
While seldom IN history h
pa" wars, the most gigantic, been
coast ticipa,cd by those who. mini1
,icu- ing the consequences an the wh
kisb have nevertheless gone on uul
lu. ing the dogs of war.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-21

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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-21

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