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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-04

c. A. woolson tn Ame-scsn Agrtcsftur2S-
Tomatoes cannot safely BE- fssscst ir Shs
Open ground IN Northern climates m0nh
before TIE nrst 81 June. Therefore shs
lniaaie or last q March II sufseicnny
early fer planting ts- seed IN bores. From
the seed box transplant into thumb pots.
and as soon as hothea cas- be nssts IA
April si,k the pots along tbs grv~r stts
90 The he. Win tnis idea !, view y IL
we'll 70 have such frames nsse Httis
deeper than ordinary seedlings demand
IL is astonishing Row quickly small plants
~i1 srrsnr into vsgoregs hse- PTenfy oc
air must DO admitted. ami by the tina sss
rsa-sss reach the cash u IL tine fer hard
erssnx of" Wood ashes srsrirkisd en- thu
tor, Of ,tsa POTS cccas;onsIly. give a healthy
color Plants shus grown are strong ara
thrifty as pisrts can ba. afse +: prcosriy
stspr@d rrera no po.s vii continas tbs
business % fsfe. rexs-1sess ~ w1nd or
weather. In t-ansplzrtJnE. see tss plants
ceersly IN the sol. no matter 10 four or nvs
ineh%s Of the stem 10 lost 20 sight Extra
roofing surface means additional vitality.
hence Esors frat
TIE matter Of training shceit - DE-
eites sn ss,cre the plants are set After
rssscn observation ana experiences pin
my faith sra 80 rry vines 30 wirer>ssirs.
securely .sreschsd and tack sc On hardwood
stakes Il - a god psAa 20 Say tss to-,
OF TIE wire hy tresnch strips 70 p-svart
possible whipping n strons wff9s- Tss
sfssh q the wire shouts Depend apon tbs
hAhlf Of growth % varieties ssitssssf- Rank
srvzzrs Ike tss Fsndrrosa. reed tArss
nns hasf o. fezF-foot rssfirz. s,s tkts
saaa,H sss raised foct frpsp tee grDsrs:.
Ess.z-ar deal article for rs rarpos&-
shss.if BE used for tying TIE wires 20 tbs
w4-A a natter wrara Ess3s &sfsaEssa a.
!ras. nrre q 1sFk.
Te-uzta plants snosls - allowed four
80 wssr~ in 81 EireS@ie-s. n ssskes cxssy
49, sd three ere essential - syery
rsar.. herN AGAIN rsrta 10 In s~ir. Do
rsas sexfsc. IRIS p@-s o. Us WORK. fer n 10
r.-tea EASIER 70 SeeS - tsss TO p.n a1
.xxrr4 y4rss Est wksn TASK Yrpsf-<hs
ever asYsvsicrSas rzsess-~tSr@sfsrs a. ars-
tf-,ssT VISIT ere e&ss ssth vhich sisnksss
r.n ~ sa-oHz 0Tsr wtre-srasnef wfneo
frassz csc sSsakfss for sssry tneA ysy-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-04

rNn ,,4ai Indicator established yanzary
: .ss a. .Ns northern srt of fAs ice
breaker a, Rsssiy ss,Rrs qua-sntias STA
tio~. In -. De,awar@ river. - the very
latest thing IN Indicators and Is described
IS follows.
s~Ths Indicator .rpsars SIS large semi
circle pas-tsd white TIE lnrer elxs Q;
the sesnicsrele L. divides inia spaces by
heavy hack lines representing feet sr9
bali feet TIE lcrssr &C these eivtsssr
ii-e~ sre numbered by axures IN black a
posrtsr. &ctu&ted by the rise ard fat u
the siAe. turning &noBt tae center Of he
ctrcsz. SWEEPS AlenE TIE ssscr esl&S Of The
s-Rssssa sens ard Initiates. a. sEy moment.
The number 81 feet 9. water above OF BE-
lcw the psaze os refsrezee tfnsan iov va
teri q Which so1rt4nks o. re charts ara
reiuc-4 The -slrlS sixn. z1asNu near r.
lses s&g~ = re Indicator. debates the
nuu.hsr q feef he.cg ths Ts-are of -sfsr-
srcs. Az arroW hese. Elar@d n the sszis-
o. The dsk Is F-ale 70 Fc.ES % wAiis she
ss2e = rssszz ard c1~n wa4- = - fsr1s1g.
razee a. - irE ssltcr Eia enable -As
navigator 70 tsa tie hrsEst % she fs1e.
whether shovs 81 hee~ nsear - water.
sE4 Whether = hE rsEHz % failing Tee
cfvls5cn Gues figures 2>aHse- ara arrow
bead caE ra.5~y BE- ssaa a. sAt szs,Eazas %
kcsut a RISE Nss Ire al q ar er5sH&Fg
r7a5-s g.sss. TIE sAa ard a,.oss currents
y ne ~szszl'1 E-zt-.2e - z1~ ~ s@.-r
ueTso1 after tA@ WzEsr aas eeE9a % fss@
o f2N TEE srr1rass4 80 Gates Sas t2fr
iAe wstsr Is sesasilv rs=g o. sasans. re-
garsiess g tas E -rr1lsH u ~a5-A l&s cur
ssrt nay 1e rsnEsnE a. tie 1De-
Use cs1s tsNfss sve tas ines ara
A%.r@ss * sAe slsss fer sSes lay. SAT- ffss@s
alay - szaa-,g E1gGc3 - zsszss-o''aSs-
rAl .fs-.srssA1ess tAzt rss-S7 - fc-sseeu
as eaa2os sztsT as E.aments q tAe cat
.sse- rra1s ths ss.e tzsses gay rs1l. t1srz-
es-a -erress-t asa Eca9 a8 se1sfrten = -
49, ,ges tsszl s-1sca,=- seEsyss. ~zs9Ss
-, 49,. s-s.e q tas tlss a. A. rE.~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-04

Arrays carefully lcak orss ycsr eock
eGcs Gay. ard z yo1 80 any birds ECO
pey o. srocezae te-tr wings. r-rscss ,e<s,
taer ard sAere, As ens u bird may Acct
al ;Ae rzz.
Aswsys xsse sess ecesga s,oa a. ees
time Tat ]. VIII al he eaten -; none
sac1f< ee ~. tySEg around
Always Esve 2s Erc1t q variety e eec1
- possible: constant change e tsss b
Ire way 20 get the cAsessns en-
Always keep TIE ecors Of the sc,see ana
ecops veii covered vsta sand o. ssAesl
Aiwsys rake the orepplzss % every
nerntne. Cleanliness - . great prsves-
tive Of sickness
Aivxss keep sharp fccsc-s fer vemh
and eradicate them as quickly a. posstais.
Always DO little odd scss thai van. DO
tre. AZ aece ~fvscrsStszsafie, 10 sha thssf
Of tine. ks.t often . azl here - . tAcx
there slli save an scssrs wcra-
Alwsys buy yoHer food n as lArgs anan.s-
y as s,oss.nas. as y0a vii then generally
- able 20 g~s 4 a. a cheaper rate.
Always keep strict acre1ns Of ali you
thoroughly business vny reu wsu DERIVE
greater pleasure hy seeing exactly hav
m9rs preat You have earned
Always ee particular sssa wyltfae Q &C.
sc-tpfson % shat yol have 70 SCI, to an "a
tscdlag purchaser. this often caves Q los
q urpkezanSnesx
Always remember that rrcnetress IN
r~psyfns TO letters 10 the way 20 secure
easfoz.e-s
Always bear n mind sAas sr continually
advertising yea bring yoar rAins hefpre
the rsassiic. and ,Aerehy bald - . sab
sta1Ei2i business.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-04

From tia Denver Ffe,A ana Txxm
Most CT the substances 2sea far The -.
siructson Of insse,s raay be oenssnieasy
sssvtaea into two ciassas-tacss thss klll
~ being eaten ana those th2t XII ~ eoss-
ing IL contact with the bodies Of snseorx
The most important CT the former elaes
are psr.s green lsneea parpse and white
hslleSoEc, TIE two arsexiies. paris areea
and london paryss. rray es used for tbs
destruction Of sisucss any insect tsas
gnass the txiss &C leaves Of psaats Th.y
may be applied dry or In wassr. IL applied
cry. the- should be mixed with fear s.rua
or Plaster in the proportion Of 2soat 1
ro2nd OF me poison 10 30 pounds " he
eiigitnS material Then they are very read
lily applied ~ means Of q ehssss-eiosa
sack. which is held In tho hani and shaken
ever the infested pisris. IL applied Ia
water. Use about pound Of The posson 10
10 gallons Of water. or. Approximately. =
rounding teaspoonfai os paris green or
swo snch te&spoonfEls eff london purple 10
a tar~o-x alion bucket es water. Tas appa-
cation Is hest made by the Use Of sorss
pump.
Esthr % these rolsens or white arsanls
RAY be used successfully fer the dsSsruc.
ton cs xrasshoppeTs sc follows: MIX
pound OF the poison. l pound Of e9gar ana
Q pounds Of wheat bran with tast water
enough 30 thoroughly snoissan them. ard
then scatter IN srnaii Quantities IA places
whsrs the ETasshcppsrs are abundant The
heiieboTe 81 more eA pc slvs. and 10 xelGogn
used except for san-ry larvae or worms
that snfest ezsFrxnt and xco<s barry bssaes
and strawberry vines. Ii IS mcst cfTecssai
when applied IN the evening by duxfsns
tie powder lightly over the foliage 81 ths
plants. II applied IN water. put osncs
cf the helisbore IN three fziiens q water.
Ths nsoEs zEsrsal OF the snsecsscsiss tAe.
XII by coE.iag in external contact with
insects = keFosea, srsgls.ol- TfAss prep
aratio1 IA very cheap,y ard easily made.
as follows. Dissolve ons pound % hard
soap IN q gallon os water ard heat 70
betting whsss ooslAlx boz. eesscys from
the FIRE and add two gallons % ke-usSss
ea4. with sorce pump Or egg heater, az
ezts TIE mixture as Violently as possible
for few minutes When al should o~-ons
. white. creamy r7asS. II the srsssssca
does rot FORM readily. set the inspa<fect.y
ersrisis~1 nix sarA hack evsx kes af'e anti
sc - hcliiar ho.. WIN = should he gsz,ckir
removed ana arssstet agasEA ard there
viii ~ no t-esA,e 20 ssv-n che srxi1,s;oa- AZ
the scaey assi CITY mixture VII soc1 boil
oTer uhen II gets hot. great care must
- taken 20 watch Y every csiEisss % "a
"a avoid an aeeiSent BY IRE. II - bert
70 n ms wegx cut Of doors. When toa
ersssassion q made. std 20 q eventy-ssseo
Faiion@ Of vasr- s~scre I, xess ccsf. ara
then & r. resey for useA tvs, ~ VIII -
seen rsGutfxs ore psrad OF soep ard two
gallons % ths -rns1lsson- THIS Ssnstarcs
rlsy he useA arassst almost sxsy sufs-
hossse4 insect snd - esreesaay saecepAt
IN destroying plans isce % 81 k-aes aaa
siso seaie Insects.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-04

Real sPtaes t-s-sseraa7s xarce AsWsU Z
-ssS are s8-.E s. TA~rs ws-s 1ted sce
-ecc-t Tsste-eay = Seecs axeregxctsg
81 sSA1 Fosossrx - itss fzr2ssac1 ~
tas Daily SEEe-sz- sccza . pcs3e1.al
esock:
sse-iH - G~e-r~ < wrsxss. ~ u IN
- f-Aso-s &ei- Ma-cs Il syn
sasrt@ % ". ksa=-sc,t wrs<As ,csD
70 = TX T. 12ss & & s ,. saes Il 20 q nlk
Il sor<<as's asa Na--s T. &axi&
sserl1 20 ". siAnsEena wraxas. ~ I
- :. Dix = al<s s. I. :. ,: lets Il 20 a Blk
4 sp-ssse's ais. Mara e. Gas
Tssy % Seattle - J. z crvers. ss.s =
ard :. blk 3 MS-cr l-iss Secsad 49, No
yszzssr - 80. s&ik
George .. Rutherford q TX % p. y. L.
ae1 iaal fotx = : SEA- a.1 Ea 1esA asa
"A. - - ? :. NaSA =. Axa
EnecA Ae1xxn asa Edward r. Richards
70 AsSare T. Aa-rar let ax - R1xs-
ass's ADD January = xa9A
Isan tsnesSrusn %, 70 ,usn iAae-
strorn. bois ard q blk ~ Seasa x>Ark.
let - hsk : F&sxru's FsFs< Adj ws< Sc
attic, ssS !. blk Z. Sa1sse<s Finn adj wsse
Seattle. SEA ies =. esx = Gilman Park
: 81 ID
.A3ssasas & EsSEhcca - Cecsxs v. FAY.
s4es ssa l. * s. Northern so3 Agg1. !.
sw. -
Azass Srewa e, III 60 c>sraes .. Kr.xssf.
s@sa-szssz-sscr CT estate os 1e1n A. S1As-
tess. DISEASED. lsts :, sr1 = A-k n STAT
fas- E4i AIS. Ass4i q. c.. e.
SSsrfE 70 = n LIS e1saA1. ~. sos 8 -
- - e t-xcset elx..s feat. a. = acres.
AaHcA - EzaE
w. r. Forrest - VI 20 yoaa cSen. lists
10 : Blk s. Risers1Se asc. Saznary -
e. ~. 800
CaA-ses Dascov.er 70 n g. wrtsarnDrr.
ses = BID : Csloss adj. West Seattle.
A4-Sa 8. ssa
IA. III. Oeazssora % Georss r. psarosrr.
iotx ana 4. alx .. Paazarusr's aas. Aasca
g. y. c. g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-04

Neu rerx, April a-Braax.rsers e-an-
csA1 review tomorrow Will say: A marked
change v4s s;Skren; n tia temper an.
tendency % speculation th1 week More
confident feelings have taken tie place %
the depressed Sentiment which prevailed
OILY fortnight ago. TIE Improvement
In Prices hSs BOT been very great but Il
Ia Il coEsras; VITA the bexrish manifesto
tsoas cs TIE past rnosth. Though the
mast noticeable movement OF the week
VAS gan 70 ore % the r2nfextafe-f
n1sstrsa.s--Amsrscan Tosacco-ths fact
that tie railroad share iizt exhihste4 q
certain an.og.; az activity vas taken as
ar Indication that the market was getting
into a more healthy etaie. TIA trz1ng
was. however. stlH professional. snd the
eaysng came from the covering o. shorts
mainly
Europe ana the public are stu staining
aside. while ii would seem that some Of
the larger interests In the markets have
again taken issir stand On the bgE SIDE
This easiaen reversal Of speculative ccnai-
tons 70 apparently due 70 the advent OF
more seaxonaS.e weather and t;s sfgect,
net eniy upon crop prospects. bat on
business a. we'll AT the same tiEs. the
fear Of interference with business ana
financial Affairs through congressional
action In connection with cur foreign rslz-
s.ozs has vsziaiy cecrsasst. aD3 q, tae
sAEas tine. spprshenssoEs IN regard 10
The extension 81 current troubles n trade
have appeared 10 Be un.osndes or exas-
sera.ed. II may 10 note3 TIA, the utmost
efforts Of the professional operators failed
20 create any decided selling movement.
ara thas during The last tew weeks. at
tacks on values simply increased The oat-
standing abort interests. Railroad earn
ings too. have continual 20 Increase a:
a generally fair rata, ar3 there are GER
tain Developments which premise 10 bene-
IL important oEsiEsss interests. notably
the Dew combination OF the leading Sro-
cacers Of steel
Bank ClearnnceS.
The following tatia. complied By Brad
streets. shows Tie sosa- cieararces ~ the
principal e;ties and TIE percentage OF In
crease or decrease. as compared with thu
corresponding week isss year:
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T2E Mas.ntaszeer W1s = fF9sa Pert
TezaseEa3 ytSsafstsF
Steamer z. r. sniIh srgaxA; n heavy
<srx7 q BAY ossss $50 frs- yesfsr1aT-
s~.,er s4-4A - R=atsr u Eask17-g
@s-~e sr4as 4 8aT Acw- se&ss-5 at e. :
as - scs1e e.
r,srssrsszse &sresiA. Cast J T wsrs.
r5.ssass AZ zle i7A AZ staFa hai'se yaxteE-
- u.ga 2zas.sss lrazs : ST 1l-ks.ey Tor
i sresz11
schooner Ts7--aFfeF care cvsr frr-a
TzrxanA ges- eseAy gaarnlgs $50 WI taxs
So aaa zs-s 15eay g = lzstsx ssyage %
CAPE ScssE
Sears CssEeT Troxrese. Carz. Stozrls,
Az rs<8 ~ rrsrf ftsarsssY --N7s sr4 fse1
a. az ,ags ttFgS ls lEsEvpggraaz.E tsr eass .
krae-s sss tosG sab reas Eee delay -
~ Fvrs<reSo EaE csasss3 ~ ~ rs1Estx1x
sSsers * rcz4 WascA e@rn ssrssst STA Essz<A
pra sen seszi.e EET y@z ss4&
irsae-ss- ~ Y Fz-szsass - rhs Tzs--
tsa1ea AxasAesxss 1-szrssG. sAs @EssE 10
sSllswrg A9tssT % za4rrNs-x NE3sze Gx
e--~ssF z.rsz t1at tke Ss41 s-T w.4sz.szsr
tsssx s.AsE4ssi ri. EsAzks2 NsE1 BE- s&stkrs
.<eMh HsF~ - w@3ts. Aax .sE@sl ~s@4xasss
e. - "a ssAz~z.s &112; &C. kz3 a1e-
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70 sx-rlss srsorzEtsoa shssss ssisDfsa -.
We s-er~f sAA TIE Serra-wssssrr f<nsr.
frozs &a=psapoiis Al. g. Psai 70 Nnuan-
Ace and Casesxo--s1's . pissssre. II
ycz. sxzst.rr plata . TIP East risass
e-77 tszs % Y. W. Px~ksr.
y>xFs. sozz4 Arsrs- ksattiA aa1 re-
ease frustrated folder. fres. VITA assasis1
leAvtar usazs&pe5ss sas 81. Paul avery eay
~ shs vseks togsth@r via any s2~e4ai H.
so-rzasssz Yzs nay Sezs-~- Tour ker.s
sxert vs. ssE ys1 tickets via faas arss-
class sszs ARD reserve yos slssssax 60
h<<saz u x6yx1cs. o. zr2sieattoz-
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MARINE NEWS.

san Francisco. April s--Arrives-pel
NorsA. Grays harbcr. Derartes.-stsss Q,
California. Astoria snt Portland; south
Coast. Astoria; Alice E.anchsrd- Astoria
eni Portland.
Fresghts-RufDs T. Wood. coal frrn 50
attic for tbs rso--
Hequiazn. April 5.-Satles-Sehrs Fan
1uerayertssra zrd Orion. for San Francis
20. Ar-4v~s-s-nr Charles Hanson. from
San Francisco.
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nscaTs. Ap-si f-Csmne9 - fancy
s-~e~f he-f sn1 sa,rra.s ss>ers Grid az
q sses y. chssfy ~ - EsSxT. Cows ard
bsz1fx have Dot changed rEch, and calves
are fss.sr lower. ewing 70 la-r-- offerings.
few sszl1as as high as gS TIE stoek~-
azt ee~tsr Tr1ts las been lsgAs. TIE best
sesifrg a. CG
were .n4@pen3srt ard secured tire s.rpEy
IL g. fsss Is rc- COMMON 20 choscs ercv>s
sales he.rS largely around an Light
we1xass shares N -. c>clsna a-A charged
oxne-zA.p ~ = ma
Poor 20 choice ssee, sole o. tscs -
chiefly al ssssss & Western predominant
.aS- l-Aznas sci readily AZ ;Az4Irz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-04

A rrwaFs % 10 VII re paid ssy fssof-
snGsisa i.sttas 30 tt4s arrest ara ecav1e-
tSsn - any srs sss1anx copies 81 ne
Tosz-.zs<siix-re~r 1eassers6 70 sssesrzoees
le-11xhouf TIRE city.
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NEW YORK MARKETk


No New YORK. market rerort-so.ii Say,
Good Fs.6Ay.
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noop CANAL ROUTE.
" 4 NATL.

ETAMER DELTA
= clmAa Gocx. Too. Of Nav.oa
nsstzy, wegnrxssy and Friday AZ
~ 4 D fss kirgs'0n, Port Gamble,
- Ex,anan, holsy. Dewstto. fiilt-
IA Heessport ami Union City.
-. s;,sr-Ass lays.
q TE)iTNAN, Master.
FRANK ". GooDHuE. Ageat.
1888. ksd ~
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IN VANCOUVER ROUTE.

s.rArER GEORGE z. STARR
y. 4seunA, Il nom. Seattle yssier
a, MgndAyN aa4 Thursdays
<ssnssSi An4c1rtes. Fa.fhAyen.
F,.sssr. Bare ani Friday iiarbar.
rsssssss, arriving Vancouver 4 D. m
- Ea.ns, g. fare 70 vanccuysr 81
~ sr<ss iE.essnxttsa Apply 10 fssles
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-zAxER BAY CITY
80 sarx. soos OF Main street.
ssrstay All Saturday AZ 3 p.
.s.~arses. Fsifhayen ssf What
49,. ie4seA Whatcozl sunday.
80 sr6 fFs9ay y .. IN. Pare a.
r., ssxarsps q Co. CITY dock. Asents-
". n. ELLIS. Owner.
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Summary.

summary.
Mean atnosphsris pressure. % ~ high-
es; pressure. N-ss. data 3.s;. loves. prssS-
urc. q 81. date &th.
Mean temperature. -: highes. tAmpsra-
tgre. 81. Gate Il, lowest temperature -
date 81; creates, daily range Of :empera-
ture. -. date Eth: least sally range CT
temperature. 4 data 9Th. Mean tefnperz-
tsrs for this month Ia 1881. a; isse 81
1850. ~: 1884 g: 1858. ~: 1875. a. Mean
temperature for this month Ter six year,.
&
Prevailing direction % wiat. eortAeast:
total movement Of wind. &tss miles:
maximum velocity Of wind. direction and
date. 3oth.
Total precipitation. 40 inches. Num-
Der ef 6ays with % inch or more Of pro
cipliafion. "a Total precipitation On
inches) for this month in 1891, -; !ssa
AZ. 1898. &c. 1885, Is; 1855. ) -; !sss. 10
Average precipitation Ter this month for
six years. aG: total rr-espits,is, from
September !. 1885. 10 GATE. - - irches,
Number 81 clear days III partly eioaay
days. :: cloudy days, II
Dates OF frost. ], . B. 4. s. & -. ~. e.
G. ~. SALISBURY.
Weather Bureau
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ccasc- Soce. ~ Rsc Ia ADgc. eAS y1arsxt-
AZ Saw-s -eas-- soosa. SIX -s,-.ss. sf7~-:
san yo2yS. esosss. x5,1 % eacsca .oSc:
sxs yaeazsa ye@-s se-cA eserso
Hcps-
Hs,s-Sszs,al- a. ese -1 cez.l
fznnncsaS.
e-veF Ban 49,. ssss Drafts. gxA. .-.-y
E-x. Ca-r---S ia Drafts, TssexA-a
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oes>ry assoas t4ksa a. al stations .,
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GEORGE ~ SALISBURY.
Observer IN CnarCA
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TINE SCHEDULE
In Eject January u, ~
TFAfSs LEAVE SEATTLE
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for Tacoma. TIA Aac a. m. Nm. "a
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Tt.AINs ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
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osAy except sanszy. AL osHsrr ss,y.
Trains leaving Seattle at a N and 10
p n. make 70 stop between Seattle and
Trains leaving Tacoma AZ ie-se 4 m ana
80 & m make 10 steps between Tacoma
TBS card subject to change wssheu,
notice.
.Tsronsh tickets 20 Japan ard cA,ns VI.
Sgrt1ern Iaeine Steamship Cera2aay, sn
American line
Fer rates. routes ans ether Information
call CT or aderexs
T. 4. NADEAu.
General Agen. s~at.sa
City Ticket Ofscs corner Yes,sr ayesu~
AMI frost street
Depot Ticket Once corner Wen ana
Columbia strecta-
A. d. CHARLTON.
- Atsisfanf General Passenger Aren't
NO - Morrison street. corner Thlre
Portland. Or.
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- SEATTLE for Alaska April ttth,
~ sssry AfIsen DAYS thereafter.
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q. CARROLL. Agent,
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b = PEABODY. General Manager.
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MONTHLY WEATHER REPORT

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mary Of Seattle stat.sa Gar tas meath CT
MARCIA. xssx.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOE SATURDAY.
Psstlan2. Or ASH 9. -
= q pAcCR. Hr-eenssG.
" 0KrAETNE~T or AGRyCCx-
1CHE. WEATHER BUREAU.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-04

TIDES ~ seattle uarbor TODAY.
Hiss Ttas Low Tide
an. fee, :. nj Pee. an feet b infect
s.se "a l...-1.....H al IA s-.I -
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
as 50 n.e SIT .o 81 81 re
Seattle. Ap-si 4 iss.
Exchanges a. Seattle Tacoma ard Port
Land clearing sousss today wsr-;
Cfea-ancus. Balances
Seattle ....-...-.....s 9 = q =
l,Graar3 ..-.--...-..- t7ssg5 20 SIX %
The frust ard vegetable market was re-
rlsnlseed yesterday ~ TIRE arrival Of TIRE
sar Francisco stsa'asr.
CAhAaEes were SITTER to-day. the price
changing from s. 9ssfi - per cvt. which
has heen the quotation fer the past wrsk.
90 s. - vt~ssE~f.
4 Ta-sd deal % ASPARAGUS sisc - ne up.
snd Was ganie.l s;rcsg a, &c Ter pound.
Peas arc pisatifal ard the prisa tAs
drcFpss 10 s95e PER pound. They a.. IN
good demand.
A ear - o-Anses for Seattle came np on
the steamer. and oEs for Spokane. which
vent straight through.
Al the rips ssischr- az TIE las; car OF
bananas received frorn BScs Del Tcrc have
hs~r sesd Only few are remaining n
the hsnss % ire whnlssair-s an her are
stored 70 r3Fpen.
Tire grain ns-sst "a very quiet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-07
UNLISTED CALL.

For Little Pil,sbufg stock holders
asked 81 cents, at which figure toms
was SOL; closing bid 20 cents.
East Golden Gate received \ bid OF
81! cents alter some had been sold for
90 cents, but none was offered at that
figure.
Allen offered 20 shares Of Geyssr at
sl.i5, which was taken by Thompson.
but none could DO found.
Fifteen cents was asked for Began
while 10 cents was this highest bid.
Utica was offered at IS cents, Dali
ton for 0i cents and Gold Belt for 10
cents but there were no takers.
Ten cents was wanted Tor ComIloOk;
highest bid . cent?.
Old Fred was placed on the market
at 81, but not bid was made,
One dollar anu hvo cents was AAksd
for Rover stock, while tho highest bid
was 05 cents.
Holders OF Eagle stock offered It at
40 cents, which brought out bid OF rs
cents.
Sleek In the Slate Bank OF Utah was
offered NJ $40; highest bid SOS.
Oae hundred dollars was asked for
u. @. NJ. L., the bid being $97
DosoTet National Bank was held nj
$500, receiving n bid OF Sl9i.
Clark, Eidrsdge stock was put up at
ts5. snd closed with = bid OF t726O.
Tho following stocks were offered at
the respective figures, with no lids:
Cleveland, SO cents; Bullion. Beck
funnel company, 20 eents; CONNER.
ciRl NAuonal Bank, ss5; Drssret
Savings Bank, Sl25.
Natural Gas stock was placed on the
market at o cents. but buyers refused 10
give more than cents.
Cunnington a Company stock asked
500; highest anu only bid $50.
SALES OF LISTED STOCK.
Lowe to Colborn 800 shares OF
Anchor stock at 81 per share.
Sheets to Hin 100 shares OF Nam
moth NJ 81 .45 pershhre.
UNLISTED SALES.
Sheets to Lowe 5000 Little Plttsburg
at 81 conts.
Lowe 10 GermRine 1000 Little Plttt.
burg at ~ cents.
Allen 20 Thompson rs Gsyser at
sl.45.
Hudson to Lowe 1000 Little Pitts.
burg at 81 cents.
Hin to Andrew 1000 Dalton at 10
cants,
Andrew to Sheets 800 Began at 10
cents.
GsTmaine to Colburn 100 East
Gslden Gate At So cents,
Germaiss TO Hill 100 East Golden
Gate nj b6 oenis.