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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-24
washington Pension. and Patents.

washington City. April 2-specfai.-
Original pensions have been granted 20
Rober. Stewart. OF South Bend. and Jo-
sab GIN. Of Se;ro. Miles W Richmond
has been allowed a restoration and decrease
Of pension. Jennie ~ Lane, OF Seattle.
has been granted an original widows PEN
SION. The pensions OF Edward p. Wells.
Of sprsngdaie. Stevens county, and Thomas
Thomas OF vancouver. have been reduced.
The following patents have been issued:
NI.sa s. Baldwin and f. g. Goodwin, of
Spokane. bill file: William i. Locke. as
siguor OF one-haif 10 J. II. Sargent and p
GaIlaher. whatcon. chii9's seat for BIZ
cycle; william Hsinsworth. West Seattle.
assignar 10 Hsinswortn Minimum Company,
Seattle, making steel ingots or other cast
.ngs-
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CHICAGO MARKET8s


Chicago. April zs-There was fair spec
ulative trade In wheat. the market ruling
moderately active and a good deal on the
ohoppy. unsettled order. prices turning
about or very slight influences. The SEN
tirnent at the start was steady. after
which a weak spell Sc; in, TO be followed
by a stronger tone, the close being steady
at isEfS.c advance Fluctuations covered
-skiic range. The stsadiness at the start
was attributable largely 10 the rather bull
Ish remarks in this weeks summary OF the
Price Current, and then the weather map
showed too much moisture IN the North
west heavy rains being reported In South
Dakota and Minnesota and some in North
Dakota. which VIII further delay seeding
I'm That section. Cables. too. came no
weaker than the decline on this side yes
tsr1ay, and this vas rather encouraging.
There was. however. heavy selling OF JGly
for ST.. Louis account. and good deal OF
May on sale which caused prices 20 react.
The close. however. was within &c of the
top figures for the day. the cause being
further news OF reduced and delayed seed
ing in The Northwest and less May lbqui-
aafion-
Business "a the corn pit was largely n
the way OF changing May deals over 70
July.
business in oats was fairly active. The
principal trading was IN the way OF ex-
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Total Sales
Tho total sales Of stocks today were $50
sss shares, including: American Tobacco.
%. 500; Atchison, 1850: American Sugar.
81 800: Burlington. 1900: Chicago Gas.
4.60o: Chesapeake & Ohio, 500; Whisky,
22.2oo: Louisville 4 Nashville, $500: Mis-
souri, Pacific, 12400; Northwestern. LEO;
Northern Pacific, 7.ioo: Reading. $500:
Rock Island. s.7eS; st. Paul. 1880; Union
Pacific. $500: Western Union. l.7o0: Wheel
ing Lake Erie. $500.
Flour.
Flour-Receipts. 12.io0: exports. lA5oo
bbls. Steadier with wheat. but lacked de-
mand. after buyers were well supplied with
previous purchases.
Wheat.
Wheat-Receipts. $500: exports. E.1o0
bushels. Spot dull: quotations lake and
rail; No. hard, 74;sc I. o. b. afloat. OPP
lions were generally firm all day. showing
the greatest strength ct the close. which
was at ssa5sc net advance. The control
ing factors were the weather in the North
west and a buliish price current report,
which caused good covering by shorts.
April closed 7lsc; May. 7e5s97iasc. closed.
17sc.
Wool-Quiet
Metals.
Pig iron-Quiet-
Copper-Steady; brokers'. Slo.s7s: ex-
change. sos.
Lead-Steady; brokers'. g; exchange.
$3.6.
Tin-ouiet: Straits. uasog13ss; plates,
firm.
Spelter-Quiet.
Coffee.
Coffee-Options opened steady. At an ad-
vance OF to 10 points: closed steady. at
5 to 20 points net advance. Sales. IA. 10
bags. including March. sl0.s5: April. 81. 50
GI3. Spot coffee, Rio quiet: No. z. Lac;
mild quiet: Cor1ova. 1914 91sc.
Eusar-Raw dun; refined steady.
Petroleum.
Petroleuu1-Steady; United closed At
si.sli. bid.
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changes Plenty Of May was offered. and
July was wanted
Provisions opened weaker because OF
the days run OF hogs being little heavier
snan yesterdays estimate. bot the
strength Of wheat helped 10 revive them.
Closing Quoeations.
Wheat-April, sSsxc. June. sc.
Corn-Aprtl. sac: May. SAC.
oats-Aprtl, isssc: May. lsAc.
Pork-Aprt. Sss,x: May, 49,
Iard-April. HSss; May. ASass3lX
Rhs--s4s III. May, Ass
Fiaxseed--Sec
Tlmoshy-RA
Rye-2Sc :.
Bariey-E3ssc.
Live stock.
Dressed beef and shipping steers are sell
ing at g sax7a for ordinary 30 choice. The
bulk went at 0a&3S 60 and choice fat
heife-s. export cattle and feeders all sell
at nearly the same prices Cows and hesf-
ers. ASsfi. bulls. s. 5eds. calves, sssfasa.
Hoss-Prirne heavy and butchers easy;
sold around $40 and In few cases SIS.
but later 6ss was an extreme top: light
hogs. S.s5@7ss5l
Inferior to prime sheep sell at s. ssds Is:
heavy exports sell .; the top: large num-
hers OF Texans sell at sss7.ess. and West
ems at S.1a5S.sS. Choice yeariingS. weigh
ing around 100 pounds. bring Qeo and
lambs are active at 81 se946a
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REAL xsrArR rnAxsvxna
Trananctiona since JanuaEy I and ,,
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions Glnco yanxnYy
!. 1sS are N-sN .sSsn. There were Med for
record yesterday deeis. aegregasins
0<S-& Following 10 list furnishsd by
the Daily Bulletin. room Il Occidental
block.
Asher A. Allen ct ux- to Martin Keely.
nss = and 8, hfock Il. lof Is block -: lot
4. block Il. Gilman Park. April q. $50
Martin keety ct ux- 60 John W. Allen.
lots a and * block Il. lot ia hiock =: hoe
i, block u. Gilman PARK. April q. $50
Arthur Doyle co Bessie NJ Basler. s,s
los s block l. pcyie's add. April .. xsM
Ia Il. Ssedmaa ct ux- to Frank II.
Woods. lots l. ana IS block Is. Woods
sup. plat: blocks IL and II. Burks's "a add
April Is. q. C. 50
Benz r. Freeland q N. - Tereea
Flynn. lot ]. block Il Ben Aslxu "a axia.
March II. SIS
Sheriff to F. r ReosA ie Z block r.,
WAlla Waila add. April II e0Ax
Francis II. Guye Ct NJ. to Jacob Firth.
w lot ! and Is lot Z block IA May
nard plat. November %. iss8 a. G., 81.
Lille ]. Kennedy to John II Kennedy.
lot Z. block g. d. r. Dauny.s Park ada.
North Seattle. April : q. o. slA
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma, April 9.-Special-British war
ship Pheasant arrived In the harbor this
morning and moored to q buoy on the hour
ing mill.
Steamer washtenaw viii replace the col
Her San Benito on her next trip up. The
Benito is to be overhauled at san Fran
cisco, and the Washtenaw will b on the
run six weeks.
Steamer Puebia took out us tons oe
-four yesterday.
Steamer Ekagit Chief took out AT sac1U
Of barley for down Sound this morning.
Collier Mackinaw sailed today with A3oo
tons Of coal for San Francisco.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. April 2a--Arrived-Aus-
tralia. Honolulu: sh Dashing Wave. Ia
coma Departed-State Of California, As
toria and Portland: blk Germania. New
whatcom; schr Charles Hansen. Gray's
harbor.
Freights-Invernesshire now at Port
land. wheat thence to Cork: Ballochmyle.
now at Portland. lumber thence to Vaipa-
raise. SIS Cd; Lucipara. lumber from Pu-
get sound for Calcutta, SIS Sd.
Port Gamble, April q. - Special
Sailed-Sh Andrina. Capt Smith, for
Port Prize. Australia.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company's
soeamer CITY OF Topeka. sailing from
Puget sound and British Columbia ports
May .. will arrive at Sitka In time to con-
meet with Alaska Commercial Company 3
steamer BERTHA. due 10 sail from Sitka
May s. for Cook inlet. direct. Steamer
Bertha has Accommodations for 80 passen-
gers Fare: Seattle to Sitka. first class
sis, second class s1.s0: Sitka to Cook inlet.
first class SIS. second class SIS. For further
information address
J. r. TROWBRTDGE.
Puget Sound Superinfe ndsrs-
Seattle office. Ocean dock. foot OF Main
street; telephone. Main o..
Goodail. Perkins & Co., general agents,
San Francisco. Cal
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The Cutter. I oalipy =, wn.,

Whatcom, April a3.-Specfal.--The reye-
nue. cutter Commodore Perry arrived last
night and coaled today at the Blue Canyon
punkers. She will probably return tonaor-
row 10 Port Townsend. where the Bering
ter Bear. Capt futile, arrived this after-
noon and viii take 400 tons OF coal. more
than any three other vessels OF tho fleet.
The Rash. now at Port Townsend. Il ex.
pected here Saturday.
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Another hank at Ellcn.h.--.

Ellensburg. April as.-speciaI-J. W.
Wallace. OF the National Bank Of Conn
merce. Tacoma, has completed arrange
ments Tor opening q new bank here. He
has made no public announcement, Bur
the elegant banking rooms formerly occu-
pied by Ben Z. Snipes & Co.. have bean
secured by him.
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COMPOSITION in noa7areil. rn,nion. bse-
~1er ar Iorr primer faces on the follow.
.nx si.s bodies. Sonpsreil or uinion. not
Exceeding u ems plea; brewer. not az
eeea,nx Is ems plea: iong primer. not ex-
essdlnr a ems plea Special terms o.
Iarre orders. Address Post-inteiligsncer.
Seattle
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Seattle and Townseni-Neah Ray Route.
$40. msr Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
dsys Wednesdays and Fridays AZ i1:IS
n m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dunr.ness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Jettv~nurg. Pysht. CiallAm BAY and Mean
Raw returning. arrives a. Seattle 2.Ss ..
N on opposite days Steamer Evsnge.
t~.xss yesirr aock FER Port Angeles and
Vsstorta. Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
DAYS AZ go .. m. arrives Seattle alter
nate DAYS o. M
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BreadstufIh and Grains.

BreadstufIS and Grains.
San Francisco. April 2.-Flour-Family
extras, g. 75GaS bakers extras. $50
aS5: superfine. S2&03 per barrel.
Wheat-Shiping wheat. S-o7ls per cen
tai for No. / and $40 for choice; milling
wheat 0-17,k01.221x
Bariey-Feed. fair to good. nhQ72hc:
choice. 7s407sc; brewing. So@s6Ac-
Oats-Miliing, 7oGs1ic: Surprise. soc0u:
fancy feed. ShGS7iic: good to choice. $50
Soc: poor to fair. Ssls2722lsc; gray. 72asGsoo
per GENITAL.
Recelpts-F7our. quarter sacks. $50:
wheat, centals. 1.S75: barley, centals, 2.4a5:
oats, centals, $40. Oregon. 40: beans. sacks.
1857; corn. centais. 4,S72: rye. centals. 800;
sacks, s.: bran, sacks, 435; middfings.
sacks. 10; hay. IONS. 4So: hops. bales. "a:
wool. bales. ssi: wine. gallons. $1,000;
hides. H2
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middlings, $l7.5091s. 50; bran. $ls0lS.
Hay-wheat, $sg1i 50: wheat and oat.
81. 5o9lo 50: oat, H.50Q1o; barley. G49:
clover. SsGs: compressed, 81. 50d1o. 80: stock.
ss97.50: straw, ssG5cc per bundle.
Potatoes-River Burbanks. 2593sc; Ore
gon Burbanks, 3sd7oc: Early Rose. 4oGeoc;
new potatoes. 65c9s1: onions. $L259l5o
Vegetahles-Los Angeles tomatoes. 81. 50
G25o: string beans. s1loc; green peas. sis
orc; garlic, 4i.T5itc: green peppers. eoc;
dried peppers. 1o5i5c: asparagus. $1.251
2cs; do choice, $5OG275; dried okra. 12ls
Gl5c: rhubarb, 3o1s5c: cucumbers. 6oc9tl.
Fruit-Appies, 81 .5o12 80: California lem
ons. 7sc91. IS; California lemons. choice.
81. 5s9e: California lemons, fancy. 81 ESQ
25o; California Seeding oranges, SocG$l 50:
fancy navels. ssasa: Hawaiian bananas,
Sl9e; Bluefeids bananas. Se9c5o: Persian
dates {yf5 So
Butter-Fancy creamery. l4c: seconds
13Gl3isc; fancy dairy. 17zl13c: seconds. 12c.
Cheese-Fsncy mild. new. &c: fair 70 good.
,1sc; Young America, sglec: Eastern. II
GIic.
Eggs+Store. isisf714c: ranch eggs, l49f5c:
duck eggs. l5Tlsc: Eastern eggs. 1slsgi4c:
Oregon eggs. 134i4c-
Pouitry-Lve turkey gobblers. 13aIsc;
turkey hens. 1sG1sc: ROSTERS. sa4. so;
young ROSTERS. G-se3s-5o: small broiiers s,
a: large broslers. s595.5o: hens, Aa5:
old ducks. $tfi5: young ducks. y1Is. geese.
81 2s9i.7s: old pigeons. 81 5o9l.75: young
pigeons 81 .5oT2.
sl.2s; bush. 81: gray geese. n2s8l 30: brant.
$l9l2s.
Closing Quotations
wheas-Quiet: December. uo7x; May.
C0S
Barley-ouiet. December. 7Hze
Corn-5ac
Brar-sis per ton
Wool.
wod-sprins. San Joaquin and South
ern coast, poor. 4Gsc: do good. 59sc: San
Joaquin foothills. good TO choice, 7gsc; do
years fleece. FaGsisc-
Hops.
Hops-eG4c per pound.
EInan cial.
Silver bars ..... Sta Drafts-S.ght -. 8
Mex. Dol. .--54z15 Telegraph :. .... 10
Nra,tr~
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me California readers 81 tbs Post-fnte3-
ur.aeer viii nnt II on sale daily ~ Co-pef
q Co.'S stationery store. rs Market street.
sr,s, one b,ocs up Market street from the
chronscie ONCE Price "a
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle ~ fol-
lows:
For San Francisco, via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. IN. passengers re-
ceived on board at q. m.) April 2. Z. II.
Il, % and q.
For Alaska-Aprll 2. Il and II at q. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget sound ports at 9. m. April 4. 8. n.
-, "a and ..
Tickets may be obtained a. the once Of
the company Al Ocean dock. Seattle
J. +. TROWBRTDGE. +. s. Supe
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO..
0eneral Agents. s.Nn Francisco.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE
STEAMER A X. ROBINSON,
Carrying u. 8. Mall
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route. leaves City dock, foot OF Main
street.. $50 a. m. calling at South Beach.
Burcheli. Brick Yard, Bremerton, u. 8.
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tracyton,
Chico. Silverdale. Leaves Port Orchard
navy station at p. m: arrives Seattle
At y. m. Il. ". Robinson, master. Lilly,
Bogardus 4 CO.. agents. Telephone. Main
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FORT BLAKELEY ROUTE.
HARAH NJ BENTON

Svo Central Dock daily except Sat-
end Sunday. 10 a m. and 2 and l:ss
saturday, 10 a m. p. m. arr
n; sunday. i0.3O a. m. and 80
sssvss Blakeley. except Saturday ana
q m and I2;ss and g:&5 D. m.
q. m and ls:45 and s.& .. m.
" q m. and p. m.
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
& Eastern
Railway.

5 TN9sl II r. h nHoWT. Rece.vera
Trains leave and arrive depot foot Of
Columbia street
TIME CARD IN EFFECT DEC. 2. issx
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According 20 a wholesale furniture DEAL
s- m. bs.si furniture polish IN made Of one
snira alcosa5i and txo-thirds sweet Oh.
zppry /. Tffh q soft esola Ard rub with
another c!stA
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NJ onCHARD AND PORT WASH.
NGTON ROUTE.

YtlAMER MARY +. PERLEY
street, for South Beach. Sylvan
40 r. White. Bremerton, United
- Dry Dock. Charleston, Sidney.
$3.50. Chico. silverdale. at 8 p. m,
~ z0 p. m: returning. leaves
MvNonSe At s:s5 A. m. Telephone, black CT.
eCNDAY SCHEDULE.
1S seattle AT $50 a. M. p. m. for
II Uy Dock returning. leaves Dry
- . p m Round trip. Soc.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
q Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
ACLINOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
OLYMPIA at. 80 a N Tacoma at. $50 q m
Tacoma at 10 20 a m Seattle at. .I2:O m
Seattle at 90 . m Tacoma at. 500 m
Tacoma at. $50 y m Olympia at. $50 p m
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle ... 7sD rTacoma 49,. 10 a m
Tacoma ..io:e 90 a N Olympia 49,. LOO . m
Olympia -. 200 N Tacoma .-... 500 . m
~aecrna .... $50 p IN Seattle ...... I'D . m
Fare between Seattle ard Tacoma. Is
cents. Landing at Seattle. City dock. foot
OF Main street
LILLY, BoGARpCs & CO. Agents.
City Dock. Telephone. Main 81.
Capt. l. Wiley. Manager.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.

STEAMER GEORGE e. STARR
Leaves Tacoma. II noon; Seattle, Yesler
yharf. p. M. Mondays and Thursdays
New Whatcom. Blaine and Friday Harbor.
and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver p. n.
following day.
Fare to Blaine. g: fare to Vancouver q.
For further information apply to Yesler
wharf.
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ALASKA.

Pacific Coast Steamship Company's
STEAMER AL-KI.
All newly refitted. new upper deck cabins,
and new and commod.ous second-clas6
passenger accommodations will sail from
Seattle, April 18th at a. m, for
NARY ISLAND. KETCHIkAN.
WRANGEL YESS BAY,
JUNEAU and DOUGLAS ISLAND.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
AMER RQSAfIE

As,-. erEAMER RosArLE.
Nh eook. leaves for Victoria ari
- 'sasend daily. except SATURDAY. Al,
returning. leaves Victoria at
{oarS~,. steamer IGaho leaves sor Port
49, Ard way points daily. except
a m. Sunday, direct. .; >
~. riurrfns. Direct. leaves Port
~ 3. T. Phone, Pike -
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L 4 B. TRANSPORTATION co.
WEEKLY TINE CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN.
Skagif River Route
Leaves Seattie-Morday. April -, q II
Saturday. April =. al a m. Leaves
Mount yerrofs-We daesS5ay April q, al
a. M: Friday. April "A. a, 10 a. m: Sun
day. April q. at u noon Calling at SIAN
wood. Fir. Sks<it City. Mount Vernon
and Avon. Tu.alip going south Sunday
and north Tuesday,
STEAMER CLAN MDoNALD.
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday a. q n
sof Edmonds. Everett and Snohomioh
river potnts- Landing IT City dock, Sc
and Saturday.
City Dock steamers for all points on the
Sound. Open all night, Telephone, Main 81.
s. G.. YERKES, MANAGE
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KRusE AND MADISON LINE.
BARK FOREST QUEEN

VIII sail from San Francisco. April =, car
Tying freight at 81 per ton, connectIn9
IT Seattle for all points.
+. z. CAME. Agent.
Arlington Dock. Telephone Pike "a
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- SOUND 4 ALASKA STEAM.
HIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

ZIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
plm Tacoma and Victoria. B. c.
m1kaj NJ. Tacoma ..IiiOArl 4:l5am
UlLxi NJ. Seattle -. - Ar 3:Ooam
n|Lyj n(Pt Townsend &lArl1i :4spm
HnIAriiN... Victoria 81 NlLvl s:Dpm
4r1y except Monday.
~ steamer furnishes frst-class accom-
MAdona. carrying both freight and pas
A ~ leaves from Yesler wharf.
~ maoA etc.. inquire Of
q. r. THORNDYKE,
Yesler Wharf. Seattle.
l. A. NADEAU.
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STEAMERS.
REy ON THE FLYERS

nRATTLE TO TACOMA.
- eound trips daily. except Sunday.
~ kour and twenty-five minutea
t UTEAAfER FLYER"
49, daily trips. 6eattls-Tacomo
EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY 4
TINE CARD.
- fare. 50c; round trip. &c.
- nttle-7:&. HIS .. M: 10 o:le
- 4hcoua-s:3o q. M; I, l:3o. 3 .. N.
SUNDAYS.
- ooottle--7 q. m: u m; p. m.
46coma--9:O a m: 30. I'D D. m.
q Northern Pacific wharf. Ia.
- q Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
Il steamers Flyer and States Of
-, fare 50c.
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.Daiiy. fDaiiy except Sunday.
Short and direct lire 10 all points in
British Columbia through the principal
lumber districts OF Western Washington.
General office. Co!nan block. Seattle
Wash.
r 4 ALLEN. General Freight and
Passenger Agent
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r1ae. es seertlo Harbor TODAY.

HIEh Tide. Low Tide,
"a: =, 2:a',:. an: re-. Ia @.sll'::.
.l.se tls.s az ls.sll SIS s.s ls.l3 50
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
ID 81 Ia Ssh 7.ss - 7.ssl ~
Seattle. April .. lSss-
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Fort
land clearing houses today were:
Clearances. Balances.
eeattIe .$i0s. SIS o6 FL 8 q
Tacoma ........ ...... 81. 70 90 49, o.
Portland $500. 49,. 12S.319 % 4o.sas W
Merchants on Western avenue were COM
pla.ning OF very dull trade today. Move
ment in almost all lines was very h2nt.
Eggs are jobbing at IL cents per dozen
Beef il showing a tendency to higher
price. Some dealers have been selling al
s cents per pound during the past Few
DAYS. and the price will probably be gen
orally adopted next week.
Rhubarb In down TO l cent per pound,
and Is very plentiful. with no demand.
Cabbages are scarce. They are JoooanG
at III cents per pound.
The market 10 cleaned up OF bananas.
Oranges are in good demand. Strawber-
ries are coming In regularly and sell well
at $50 per crate :.
There are very few fancy apples on the
market now.
Hothouse lettuce u going better than
anything else in the vegetable line. Hot
house cucumbers are also moving on rap
idly at S10L25 per dozen.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. April 2s.-Wheat-Walia Wa
u, S705sc: valley. 6006lc.
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EvERETT ROUTE. STR GREYHOUND
Daily. except Sunday.
lave8 Everett SIS q m. .. N
Leaves Seattle Il - an and an D. n
0urdAys-LeAyes Seattle 40 n N:
leaves Everett II a. IA
Fsre--s.ngie trip, &c: round trip, q 8:
connects with boats for Tacoma and yno.
homixh.
LAnding-Cslman dock. foot Of Narioa
street
oEATrLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Claud ffou Pres. r. W. Goodhua. 0ea.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
4. :. MAIL.

- :, STEAMER DELTA.
harrington dock. foot OF WASH
81. Monsiay. Wednesday and Fri
G clock A. m for Kingston, Port
Ss,sos Seaheck. Br.nnon. Holly. De-
100 Laliiwaap Falls. Hoodsport ard
Wy Returns alternate dayA
~ TRoUTMAN. Master.
Asonoae. Red Isl.
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4nA4E0 LYDIA THoNFDoN.
g fsee % Nain street 1ondsy. N2
4.y ana Friday At I q m for Pcge
tna. san Juan falands and NeW
Iessday. Thussday and Saturday. e
fYlfE CARD N EFFECT ran. L
north boun6-Le4ves Seattle q ~
Ave P0f< Townsend 8 q n: Beave0 m
Sy Harbor lo5D .. m: leaves Roche
con SD .. IA
South bound-Lesves New whatcom Z q
=: leaves Roche Harbor 10 o. m. loev00
Er1oAy harbor II O. m. leaves Port
Townsend p. m: arrives ~ seattle 10
Il r Thompson. n.snasss.ownss; Laiy.
Telephone. Main q.
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J. n. TRoWBRIDGE,

Puget Sound Superintcndent.
Seattle office. Ocean dock, foot Main
street Telephone, Main -.
Goodall. Perkins & Co., general agents,
San Francisco.
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nAS STEAMSHIP coMPANY- ~
I|I|IIII
uiar sailings between PUGET
ano Central American
llllII|I
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

me Cara IN Enec, June I. lSN
~ Everett and whatcom route
nrsr,% washington leaves Seattle daily.
saturday. AT 10 p. m.
hr,s 81 Ia Conner route-Fairhsvea
sea'ts daily. except Saturday. at
Main * fesicr Dock