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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-08

Ths United States coast a1A geo6etto
survey steamer G. r.. Patterson. Cspt. y.
x Moore. came over from West 1os4tto
yesterday and began taking on supplies
at the Ocean dock for the regular summer
trip 20 Alaska. She will 90 90 8oItheAst-
err Alaska this summer ana VIII leave
this week. II 10 expected that 0uperin.
te-sent W. W. Durfeld. OF the coast and
g~odetic survey service. will arrive from
Washington City in a day or 20, accom-
ps rsaess hy a party Of assistants, and make
a tour OF Inspection around the boundary
lire Of Southeastern Alaska Thu paf-
serson will return some time In October.
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Movements OF sfsamevs and O1heg
Notes or Interest To Marine Mca.
United States steamers Hasslar, E1nOg
and Fuca are now At Port Orchard. 01e Of
commission.
Bark coioufa. ~ tons. has been char
ferel 10 load lumber AMI mercha n<ttso
from Portland 10 Honxksng.
Schooner Laura Maf~en arrived ~ Port
BiakeisY Monday from Acatutia. Aaxjc0s
after voyage ~ ssventy~two days.
Steamer 9xnal sailed for Astoria ysste<-
Cay afternoon with about f00 tons of coal
from the Oregon Improvement Company
b~kxers.
Steam collier Proxyeszo " expected 10
arrive froxE San Fnnsssco nexs Aon9Ay
20 Load return cargo Of coal al the
Oregon Improvement Cornpany's bankers.
Capt. l.. ~ Garrison secured . er~w
YESTERDAY for the schooner Reporter
which has arrived 81 Everett from San
Diego. % load lumber for San Francisco
The crew viii be sent down TO-DAY.
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Tendon. July 7.-Silver. AMd: coosol1I
ii3 ella
New York. July THE Evening Pos$'s
stock markets remained very quiet today.
but were fairly steady. The new Chilean
loan has met with . cool reception. and =
premium OF per cent. which Was quoted
yesterday. has given place 70 one OF Y to
per cent. The loan has not been under
written. the RothschiIds merely acting ~
agents. The anticipated Issue Of dehen-
lures Of the Chartered Company Il pre-
MUM on szsS. which IL said 70 be the Ia
sue price. and not ssh. as stated yesterday.
The Continent markets were quiet and
featureless.
RreadssufYs and 0rafua.
liverpool July T.--wheat-<Srot Quiets
demand roor: No. red winter. So ID; No.
] hard Manitoba. stocks exhansfed: No. I
California. Is ss4d. Futures closed steady,
with December Nd lower and other months
unchanged from yesterdays closing
prices: July. A. SD. August. September
and October, a. SID: November and De-
cember. Il ses4d.
Corn-Spot quiet: American mixed new,
- 1tki. Futures closed steady. with neor
positions IA lower and distant positions
unchanged to I'd lower July. - tli<d: Ar-
gust. IS uhd september. Is It'd: Octo-
Der. IS: November. % I'D: December.
n Id.
Tfour-.puil: demand poor; st Leuis
fancy winter. ss Ga.
Hcps-At london. Pacific coast. "a IL
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TIE following quotations are TIE price.
pa,a 20 farmers an9 p-ossscers By seatfl.
hssxsze@s houses fer articles nar1s1
tss gaeEs - he ce1.vsrr1 = Ssaftie-
HarS. choice. res. 1sf--zc GER -.
Hay Gn boat seasS9, xs&1xsg, oats
rhnAce. Eastern Washington. ga; Puget
SOUND. yI7Esa za: harley. xts& Per toa.
wheat chicken feed. 81 ssgsIs, corn. rs
Foez soss-sz7ets re- ter
fss4eS. Pests zzz TaIcx-ffszwy Ezltes
steers ever a. ~. s<ssc. medium. Ter =.
ssscs Exht arss<r q rs. &c per -. heavy
cess &C. Ega,- -. ssss-i kips sG4c- at
car. p~- -. &: grs9z hides. e less than
saltea. dry AssSs. rs- y. Sc: ezlls os
aeeys, sss-sssra less. sry s-ks. PEG -. scs
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Fla Yron-EA1y.
Copper-ERsy.
Isead-Sseady.
Tfnr-Eyrm. straits. 34Os pan1D AgUR
Spelter-Elas: $Acr<
Come.
Cofee-Ccticrs closed steady q -
points net advance. Spot eotxse. Rie Anoe
mid quiet
Srear-Raw easier. fair refining. 30-looa
centrifugal. - test. 3f-itc: saaeA ~
bags. re6ned quiet.
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San Francisco. July Nine
Ola comox: Columbia. Astoria: Alice
Blanchard. Portland: Progreseist. Ma
nsfmo.
Yokohama. July 7.--Arrfve<[- Empress ef
yapan Vancouver
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Washington City. July Especial :.
yarses Barry has been promoted 90 keeper
OF the frht station at Edix Hook. WASH.
vice FRANKLIN Tucker. promoted Bernard
b. MeaEher has been appointed assistant
keeper 81 the same station. Thomas c.
Cullen has been appointed second aes1Ds-
ant keeper NJ the Cape FTsftery statieav
WaNhfrxfon
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BUTTER! BUTTER!

we ssxy all grades &C Bsstsr--f~re2rse-y.
rsEsrx za1 aa1ca- snip yoxr Butter 70
soHs b. 40 IN, Seattle ~ Tses~ss
Ang ssf sas CssAs
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NEW YORK MARKErs.



New York. July E.-Ponticai cousidsra-
tions engrossed attention In the financial
community. TO the neglect OF exchange
business. which was restricted. and the
ssackeGlng OF foreign demand for our &C.
curitiez was also reflected In spite OF
this fact. however. the tone OF the market
was fairly firm throughout This sxp,ana-
ton given by tradsrs. who were entirely
responsible for the fluctuations. was that
the market had discounted any possible
developments. at the national conven-
ton at Chicago. and stress was lad upon
the improbabilty OF any further experts
of gold In the near future. The exchange
market at enc time tcday displayed .
heavy tone but xfeadied somewhat later,
owing 20 the falling OF In the supply ot
bills. The market opened duh and lower.
despite higher london quotations. The
declines were fractional. Sugar stock dis
played It's usual Inconsistency as TO the
trade conditions by an advance OF an
equal amount. despite the lower European
sugar cables. The general rcacsionary
movement soon halted. and. although
speculation became apashetic In the ex-
treme. a tendency toward q higher level
developed. with New Jersey Central Bur
lington and Northwestern figuring for &
per cent IN the upward turn. The gen.
eral list worked to q point shelving slight
advances over yesterdays closing figures
A frm tone was maintained. Up to Z
o'clock the speculation displayed slight ac-
tivity. aside from a sharp rally In Sugar
under buying for both accounts. which
carried the stock 20 ff0L as against an
early low figure Of 1854 The general list
at the time mentioned averaged a shade
balow the best figures The market con-
tinued duli up 20 the closing. which was
Arm, with fractional changes in either d.
rection, but mainly advances. Railway
bonds were quiet and unintercssinK, with
me tone generally steady. on dealings Of
sesoooo
Government bonds ruled lower until the
last call. when s,irening occurred In the
new Is. causing an Irregular closing. The
sales were $1,000. Silver certificates were
duh and shade easier. on transactions OF
81, zoo.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy at iAG7 per cent. !:
last loan 2. closed IL per cent. prime mer-
camille paper. t95ik per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady. with actual business In
bankers bills at A.sTAaJs.s3 for demand
and $i-ssTs94.S for sixty days: posted
rates, slssiS4Iss and 81 sssSe3sss COM
merc.al bills. s4se5sssi4. silver cer;if-
Gates. @Qss,se.
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NOTICE or sETERwrr-s SALEM THE
sSp~rseT ee0yt ef ne state * Wssasas-
IeA Ear - eoUnty ~ NtNE. TIE Ger
Maa savings an1 Lo1n S0c2ets cor
ferx1o1~ asa1nsfT. Vs. Jusela y Mo
Nsoxat sHa Jennie - McNan~ass rs
s4es ira GUARANTEES Lean ard TTTszs
arsgany. 4 corporation; 20 FssS~g
Sossra NAssaast S4nk % seattle. = eaF~
E0Tseo1s tSe Boston National Aauk -
eeaftses a cn-zSsr zstens James MS>aGxst
- Axnes ~ Manga rs VIE Car -
= 61rrstss s. : Ballard S.aRrles Hoa-
~ xtlar1ssE, J. =. gNat.ss Roy & Css1s-
pay. laeoo E,srth ara = = Furth. Ass
80 asfesstzafs Nc. 9.E&
s1S~r AZ by virt9a - an crstsr g sac
- s2ec.al execution. sssG~i Ca q tAe
ssey~ eSEssea ce1rt. IN re anave eaStSss1
- az - Hne 13res 80 and dslsyeFsSt Z
s by hes 81 Uuca tne feffsnseg se~
ss.s-xeve = a rreEeFty=. situated ia AsaE
s~snSFs AsRatn4rsoa. t1~asss AT q NES
81. eem~ "a eve ts3 ART esEes %. n
49, sartS-eszat tss,. IN Terrx'E F1Fs8 SCI
- 30 rae tevm grow cttSs - Sssfft@.
. AIS cea0sv, state - WaEalng1aH9s as
g elac& twenSE~sls CO. "a Y. = Ma
- ns&s CO - tcNH crow cEts3 SE Sc
80 sxcsrfiFK strip - ~ tae H1Fss
- - sata Ae-A ressYevasS - ae-~1 -
- cese1lsA & Fzxe{ Sessss Rs sssssa
- Sesny. corporation orSaasEest al
- Ssi1x or8Se the szNs - WsSasssSsaH
49,, - re - Cas- - Ssnsesss<E.
- nasc3 - 4esd w-S rezeaxS<4 n kezs
= - ae<sA GO naSs -. RasaA sss4
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Uncertain prices continue on sugar. yell
low sugars are quoted a triss higher this
week Tn. Chi1a product has reached the
low notch OF as cents PER pound
There Is no change IN tn. grain maxkeS
Receipts are light and prices arm.
Fresh meats are IN slight demand ewing
70 the warm weather. Prices have not
lowered.
rlisnxbu-r s-t ether Washington
Creamery cutters have gone Up. ana are
ssis.nx a, II cents per pound n two-p pound
pTsatx OF in tubs.
Poultry Is IN COED demand, with hight
supply. Aisska orders have cleaned up the
market well.
Strawberries er. rot,g higher. ard there
f. 10 question nat the crop all ever
the STATE has bean bat a light one. gao
tailor Of s. per crate was noted today.
pz~rherrles ar- higher thar stra wbsrries.
ana sore % TIRE srsaIl. sweet back ores
were on sne market totay. They sell read
ry 81 SRs per case. shs black variety BE-
tnw hid a. s. -.
DRIED fruits have fallen heavily since s1s
opening os shs green fruit season
Local Mining sFocg. as Reported by
the seattle Mining EXCHANGE.
Crown ros-i. -. Commander. *: Carl
boo. y. Como. -; Evening star. "a: Grand
Prize. 3: Good Hepe. 6. Gladiator, g: Iron
Masx. -: Jumbo. 10. 1oz.e. 50: Little Oar
anx. 9: lily May. ~: NsztA Cratc. y.
Monarch. 9, O. X -. Poormaa. Il: Pale
A,ta. %; PAosr5x. &. s. Emo. Is: silver
Ire. e: Virginia "a: War Eagle. fz5.
wh.se EN2rs Is
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ne California readers es the Pcst-fntaor
nxencer win Ind II on sale daily ~ co>pan
= Cos ssasiensry store. rs Aarkst s<xoo1u
5uss one block up MARKET street from -
Chrsniels ooHca. Yyseo -
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A reward Of 80 win be paid for infos.
rxtion leading TO the arrest and cony1o.
lion Of sny one stealing copies o. -
Poxs-Inteilsgencsr deiivered 20 sncscricesD
tkrouxtout the city.
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Woci.
San Francisco. July T--wooa-San Jca-
crfn and Southern coast, poor months,
sassc, San Joaquin ard Southern coast
COED months. ss49sc. san Joaquin foot
hill. good 70 choice, stss5sSsc. San Joaquin
years fleece. t4Si1c: Nevada Aeavy, s1sc:
Nevada choice. s9Sszc. Northern choice.
te9uiac
Hops
Hops--Nominal NJ .9sc Per pound
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NOTICE or sHERrFFs SALEM THE
esrerscr court OF the state OF Washing
ton. for the county OF King. II. II. Spen-
Ger ard fha National Bank OF Commerce.
q seatfie. plaintiffs. va John Davis. s.
Il Slime, T. r. NeSausht. William u.
Hicks. Charles Howard. guardian, ana
z G MllsIes and J. p Hegser. partners
en6er ire nym name OF Ntltsor & Hons-
y. ana Bark OF British Columbia de-
fenaantz No. ei.ss1
rnfer and BY virtue OF an order OF sale
I'D special execution. issued cait q the
seove named court. IN the above entitled
ssass. ans % me directed. and Delivered.
nass duly levied upon the foliowtnx de-
Ersasd real property. sttuAtea n hnE
scanty, Washington. .o-~it. Lots ora Cd.
We G., and ssafh one-hag Cal OF three
o. IN hioek enc Cs. yogs ten CoA, north
snt-haE 81 or two co. and north one
xaf esl og eievea Gn. IN block four CO.
sas no,sh one-hah 90 OF let three g.;
e let nine 81. In block SIX 60. all IN SCI
essls Homestead Assoc atian's First add
rsn = city ~ Seattle. and lots swenfy-one
go and twenty-five co. IN block I've @,
? Green Lake Circle Railroad addition
p Seattle. snd lot twenky.tcur CA. Ia
nsrs alH- 81. IN Scottish Heights addt-
uar 70 SEATTLE and an undivided tive
Ns-ds Go tasereSt sn rart % .etS seven
g sn9 eight tsl. IN block ntty-thres go.
2. s Aaynar8's Nat 81 Seattle. Slnx
nessnxys Washington. bounded and 3esef&e~
y ~ toAlaNs. ta-@ii. Commencing ~ a
80 = 49, NeTN "a tsSt .Fst@A 1870 -
AL block. ard running thence south ils
ssss fAence west a. sceg to east Gna AZ
sigma ALLY N saIa block; theacs noSta
s-sfE ssll cas- TIRE o sad sisey lis feat
= srata iine - Weller street. thence east
sssak saiA saafh lire 81 Weller street -
ues - place 81 hertnnings ard tots from
Svsa @ e eighteen tfsn. iaciassxa. IN
sseck az g.. o. plat - Valentine sads-
- 70 Seattle. kiux county. state o<
aeee.
Ncfsee IS therefore herehy given tNas
Y FFsekv, rhe SlRs day Of Juiv, tseS. a. the
49, u II o'eIasS a. 70. es said cav. AZ TIRE
Asat SeoF ~ tho courthouse. "a TIRE city
seattle In s&ia King county. / wttl sell
aoexs described PROPERTY at cubic
ssssna . tee highest aaa best bidder for
Dated TITS ~ cav 90 July. isSs
A. 7. VAN nE FANTER. ShertS
y De stslgssr. Attorney. els New
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THE MARKET REPORT.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. July I, 1854
Fair: warmer
b. s. PAGUE. Forecas.er.
Z. S. DEPARTING OF AGRICULT-
uRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
geaftla Iuiy z ia
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Nc-tHwestef1 .. "a
Toras sales.
Total sales % stock friday we-. aeoo
shares fneIn1srg: American Toharco.
TYae: American Sugar. =. 30. Burlington.
no. chfcaro Gas. sEa. Louisyiiie a
Nashville. go: Rock Island. 400. silver
certificates. g 9s
wheat.
wh.ar-R~csip.s "a aac bushels. exports.
e. 100 bushels. sales. lTt9se bushels. Spot
sail. aaoaf. e25scs e. o. B., sS7se. new crop
10 arrive. No. ! Northern. sSsse elevator.
sns Eztsc T. o. b. afost. Options opened
easier bat turned strong on lsss fzyora-
BE shreshsng returns and aecrsszed ssti-
mates Of Indian crop. hoifing arm ali dzy
ana closing sc ust higher foreign houses
soga early and cables wsre weaker. July
closed sl4sc. September closed S-Sc.
Flour.
Ffour-Pscesrts. ~ 30 barrels. experts.
zoo barrels: safes. $3.50 packages. Mar
kss mere active for low grades Of water
n sacks
wcoi-Ssez4y.
Petroleum.
pstrossur-sseady. Pennsylvania crude
Uss, onss crude. stseAy. -
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: and 4 Sxstnch. - -. n1Q1. wssr>.
rcesnx. Ss9s2 Rustic. t-soN "a. 80.
xs~s. s.. IS; standard shinxisa. 81. On>-sn,A
rsrsssh. L. IL - tses. xxQ3k Tnsck nni~s
yn~x C~s&< scua-sA !. Z. ana 10 se~r
ssss7sa R&ttena. .aosoc per loo hneal fses
pscketS. 81
spruce Lumosr-Ffcc<1ng. r<ors Rave,
siding. Winch tied. si0zAA ons-tnch an
ssh. 5 or $. vesshss FIRST second. third
ara srsects, S-irch ara upwards = nu ~.
thin. clear and selecta. isae ms. y,s6ss
Garage on lumber. sc per M: car.arr On
,sfn. Sc per n; ard carriage an shfn~ser-
lac per n
Rrsck-Ccmrnon. s. per NJ; pr~s.~d sr-0
a p@r NJ; rrehrsck. 81: terra Gotta Sire. -
q foot
Iame-<JoShsagf-An brands made on IN
Sound. sec
neutrality-suspicious. Gate. psr Dbl
GS
Plaster Hair--tJohn'rxl-was e ~
70; rnwasAed. &c PEI n.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland. July T.--wheas--wxsia wal,a,
4ss7sec; valley. &C &c per hslsAei.
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dry deer sk1nA sRznmsr. psr ID. 10
&C. good winter. faG1sc. Peer and tina
winter. $3.50; sheep skf7S se0Nc: rill
woo1. 5sasec: woos. Western Tashs,esor.
&c psr 10: taisow. rxesr,c.
Live stock-Chosce beef cattle. cows. yc-
steers. sc. choice sheep. &. ROOD
hogs. Se1Ss calves. dressed. large.
sc. snail. -.
Lcxs-Superscr Quality. par n. ar. 8 -
8. choice cedar IS. comrea peg N a.
spruce iegs s46s. Cedar single taxs. =.
Ranch exzs-iS7lss1c.
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MEAT. PROVISIONS AND FISH.

Fresh Meats and Provisions: Fresh
Mea.s-fJohblnga-Cho dressed beer. 90
SIC Fer 10: mutton. SC per III lamb. 20
Per ID PORK. Sc per ID: veal Sz1sc per 10
Provisions tJobblng1 - Hams. iargs
rkc: hams. small, lie. Breakfast bacon.
Zoe; dry salt sides SAC.
Sailed Fish - tJobbing1 - Pink Salmon
2s-ro bbis IS: sslrYsen bellies. i%-oels.
$50: xxx herring, fs-Fo pals. e. -. Hoi-
land herring, kegs slssI75s Alaska nsr-
ring, h-bhis. a: smoked scaled herring
Ices. per box Soc. spi-ed herring. Odd
Kegs, A&: n&rkerei Iae-Te. i--esas. E- %
esnash. an bricks. sT1et4c: whole cod. ls'-
n boxes. &c.
Canned FisA--tJcbstrw,-S-snn z-Fo ttns.
Per dog. saie: CLAIMS. In tins. Per doz.
g -: Holsters. IN riEs. per DOG. SFssFs q
salmon. Columbia river. IN tins. per soz,
S-4a. Alaska pink. 81: Alaska silver. flze;
Puget sorn1. 81: sardfn&s French.
rs. plain. s1.iGaf %. rs. KEY. 8 1908; Us.
pisia. 81 isss2-sa Is. k-T. szsG3ss. ssr-
dines. American. Us, per doz. &c. mack
srsi. S-ro tins. per doz. s. 80. ssrsnps. Per
doz. G.3
FRESH Ffsn-SJonhg-r p-Haiznut. tesc:
salmon. 57sc: salmon trout, Tniec,
nsunders and seies. 4Sssc: Ing cod. Be-
roex cod. s.. his-k rod 81. s-sests- &c.
sturgeon. Essc; mountain troat. f@Sssfasc-
BUTTER. CHEESE. EGGS. POULTRY.
Buster-Raneh. s9fse. Ereuseurx ard
other Washington eresnaertss. 2-ls Prints.
IT.: tubs. re-
s~naase-f Observation-Disclosures washsnstsa.
-z@e. California TefSc.
rwg~-fyoohsrwg-F arch. fgzxrFsc.
pess4ft~v sJos6fng1 Chickens. large
sn-s~w. s.: ca ehseksr< rsass -. or ssfAi-s
I've weight. szsrks. s. snsfa per eors dressed
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Observations taken at all stations at 8
p. m. 18th merriam time g p. m Pacific
GEORGE ". SALISBURY.
Observer In Charge
Tide tables for TIE week beginning
Wednesday. July 8. 1886. are ~ follows:
High Tide, Il Low Tide
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TIE following are tire prices PAID By -
tai dealers FOR round lots delivered al the
wharf CT or cars. or tire schhsnx rates
crotsd by wholesale dealers. with ordinary
terrrS AZ credit
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-04-23
AN APPEAL FOR AID

Based on the Report Of Miss Clara Bar
ton from Armenia.
New YORK. April 1s.-Miss Clara Bar
ton. president of the the Red Cross So
ciety, cables to the national relief
committee as follows:
''CoNsrANrINoPLE, April II.
''TRAsK, New YORK: Hubbell, in
charge of the Red Cross relief expedi-
ton at Marash, reports, April 10:
Three thousand sick of typhus, in
Guiding the English consul
''On the 15th he reports: Sickness
at Zeitoun increasing. with 40 to sc
deaths daily. Great and immediate
need for funds. General condition OF
relief work favorable BARTON"
The National Armenian relief COM
mittee in giving out this appeal from
Clara Barton, cannot refrain from re-
minding the American people of all
classes and sections that Miss Barton
undertook this sacred work of relief
only in response to the urgent request
of the public, and assurances that the
work would be generously maintained
to the end.
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DUN'S TRADE REVIEW.

Warm Weather Brings Slightly Eettea
BUSINESSMAN Excess OF Exports.
NEW YORK, April 1s.-R. G. Dun &
Co. say to-day:
Failures for the past week have
been 223 in the Uniled States, against
PAL last year; and s6 in Canada, against
"a last year.
The sudden change from sleighing
to midsummer heat has tested the
prevalent idea that good weather only
was needed to bring general improve
ment of business. Everywhere there
has been more retail buying, and in
some branches better demand at
wholesale and at the works has re.
suited. but not as yet in most lines.
There is no abatement of the almost
universal disposition to deal with un-
usual conservatism and not to antici-
pate future wants, and this has been
especially conspicuous where combina.
tions have been formed or prices ad-
vanced.
Partly because of low prices, which
were again the lowest ever known.
the volume of business represented by
clearinghouse exchanges, SIS per cent.
larger than last year, is 3O.4 per cent.
smaller than in April, 1898. Railroad
earnings for April thus far show a
gain of only 90 per cent. over last year.
The stock market has grown stronger
about things done abroad. few tor
eign purchases helping, though trusts
weakened on the signing of an anti
trust law by Gov. Morton.
March imports were $3,912, 4s5 small
er and exports sl2, 500, LOT larger than
last year, and the excess Of exports
was SO, l44,Ol5.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-04-23
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE senate was not in session Oh the
18th. 80. In the house Mr.. Cannon
rep, In.) reported the general def
cheney bill, giving notice that he would.
at the earliest practicable day. ask the
house to consider it. The business of
the house was suspended at two o'clock,
and eulogies of the late Gen. Coggsweu.
representative from the Sixth district
of Massachusetts,, We're delivered by
number of members, after which, as a
further mark of respect for the MEM
DRY of the deceased, the house, at 2:30
p. m, adjourned.
THE developments in the case of Mrs.
Dyer, recently arrested at Reading,
England, in conn eceion with the dis
covery of the bodies of a number of in
fants in the Thames, are horrifying in
the extreme. Wholesale infant muir
der has been traced to her door.
a SPECIAL cable dispatch from La
Guayra, Venezuela, says: The war
ship Rivas is back, with Gen. Paredos
on board, triumphant. The uprising
which suddenly occurred in Nirgasta
was crushed and the leaders cap
tured."
ARTHUR I. FOREMAN, first governor
of West Virginia. afterward United
States senator and for eight years
Judge of the fourth judicial circuit
court, died in Parkersourg, w. Va, on
the 18th, after two weeks illness.
Ex-Gov. WILLIAM E. RUSSELL, of
Massachusetts,. through Judge John
w. Corcoran, chairman of the demo-
cratic state committee, has announced
his candidacy for the nominate for
the presidency.
A DECREASE beyond all precedent IL
| the Australian wool clip for 1895 has
been reported to the state department
| by Daniel w. Marratta, United States
| consul general at Melbourne.
THE gold output of California for
, the year 1895 was SIS. 1874. 3I76 60. as COM
/ pared with sl3, s63, 2sI.s9 in 1894. The
silver output for 1895 was $500, 1s9. 80,
against Se9a, 33l.55 for 1894.
THE Daughters of the Revolution
are raising funds to erect monument
| to the memory of Francis Scott Kew,
author of 1.-THE Star Spangled BAN
ner."
A SPECIAL cable from Valparaiso,
Chilli, says: The government is about
to mobilize $4,000 of the national
guards recently enrolled.
Ex-CoNsUL WALLER is threatened
with the loss of his eyesight as the re-
sult of his confinement in a French
prison.
LIEUT.. PEARY, the arctic explorer. it
is rumored. may again head an explor-
! ing expedition to the Arctic regions