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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-01-03
ARE YOU A PIE EATER /?

TF YOU are, loan US your ears just
| few seconds. Did you ever try Cur
rant pie? If you have not, we will say,
and we speak from experience, that it is
GOOD We have in stock lot of extra
SuaIity cleaned Currants, and they can be
made into pies without the addition Of
sugar. They are already sweetened.
Price cents pound.
MINCEMEAT PIE
Is q choice morsel and we have the prin-
cipal ingredient. The quality is the best
and the price is low-l0 cents pound.
Apple Jelly and Apple Butter.
We have both-quality the best and
price the lowest-only cents pound.
WE RECKON WE WILL.
We have been asked if we expect to
sell Buggies, Phatons, Surveys, ETC., dur
ing this year. In reply, Will say that we
will. We will handle Rock Hill, ;; u,
and Cincinnati, o., work. We buy Bug
gies to sell, and every buggy we send out,
Whether the price be $40 or S!5, will be
backed by guarantee that will protect
the purchaser against loss. What we
mean is that all Buggies or other Vehicles
sold by us will be guaranteed for ~
months from date of sale. If you are in
town next Monday and want Buggy
call and see us. We have in stock hrst-
class Buggy for S4l.25. 1t is Piano box,
Brewster King spring, and great par
gain at the price named.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-01-03
Sperial 9otires.

Preaching at Union.
Rev. G.. It. Gresham will preach az
Union Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-01-03
Market 8eports.

YORKVILLE, January 3.-Cotton to
u.
NEW YORK, January 1.-Holiday.
No markets quoted.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-01-03

No Preaching ut Harmony.
There will be no services at Harmony
Presbyterian church next Sabbath, as
previously announced.
w. G. NEVILLE, Pastor.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-01-03

BRING ON THE WHEAT AND CORN
WE expect to start our FIGURING
w MILL today at noon, and will be
ready for custom business on Monday.
PELHAM MORROW, Manager.
January 2 IL
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-01-03


to be a glittering success. Once she
went to Kimberley, South Africa, and,
after some personal investigation,
purchased diamond mine which had
been abandoned. In no time it was
being reworked to large profit, and
has since become one of the most
valuable mines in the diamond field.
Mr.. Edison has a great scheme for
defending forts in case of war. In a
recent interview, he says of it: "1n
each fort I would put an alternating
machine of 10000 volts capacity. One
wire would be grounded. A man
would govern stream Of water of
about 400 pounds pressure to the
square inch, with which the 10000
volts alternating current would be
connected. The man would simply
move this stream of water back and
forth with his hand, playing on the
enemy as they advanced, and moving
them down with absolute precision
Every man touched by the water
would complete the circuit, get the full
force of the alternating current, and
never know what had happened to
him. The men trying to take fort
by assault though they might come by
tens of thousands against a handful
would be cut to the ground beyond
any hope of escape. Foreign soldiers
undertaking to whip America coult
walk around such fort as mine, bu
they could never 60 through it. Il
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-01-03
MTNCEMEAT PIE

Il a choice morsel and we have the prin.
cinal ingredient. The quality is the best
and the price is low-l0 cents pound.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-22

WltlamD and 4se busAsas Il Cleveland,
neae q Which changes were Included IN
the 00c1al visible supply report. Cor
rsaponding increases Included xs.oo BUSH
- = chicago private elevatea and sAooo
bushels ~ Ieavsnwceth.
rlg Irua --0teady. Southern. s1t ssQfs:
Scrthern. Qf01An
copper-DuiI; brckers.' S1Axx
Lsad-pun: brokerS. -: exehanE~
ope1ter--F1at.
rin-Easisr: straits. slanels.S; plates
ArW.
Coaee-Optscns opened steady ana ua-
changed to S points lower. closed steady:
April points lower. others unchanged to
poinfs higher. saies s.o1a ba9z. including
March. max Spot coffee. Rio dull: No.
Z. u&c: mild duh: corsiosa. fsA61sc.
sugar-Raw quiet. centrifugal. = teses
u-aec; rstned quiet.
pe<rolcum.
petrcaeum-D Dull; Omitted closed m ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-22

1ml suoaso trAnanetieao GnDo yeAnosy
I IA are q, 1AQAA 1Ago woeo 1ls1eor
record yestse1av 0aoaA eGuxesa11ng
SoAos7x FouoW1ng = . list fnrn1ohee b.
the Daily Bulletin zes0 - oooadeatAa
block:
BernharainA yhvss - 0serge vsaAr~
ssck. - 81 - Z y Z = acrsA ARA II
a.
Nsllis n. scury anA Husband JsAA q
- J. n. Lewis. lota 3 ard Z h1k - C. d
Dorsn's plat: lots and Z h,k - 3eH1y'o
Second odd. Aprn u o4oo
Nellie ~. ecurry and Husband JoA1 q.
to j. n LOWS. ~ - nv - - - s.
- ne and lots to Z 80 - ~ 8; traee IN
Van AaDelt donAtion claim In 80 - ~ I;
hlks asi and ~ seattle Tide Lands. u1f1r6
NV ~ see ~ -. 4 APRIL & . ~ 40oQ
Cornell univcrnity 20 AUoo BroUDs ~
!. blk - A. A. Dsnny's odd April II I q.
ne.ooa
Amos brown q IN. = Chasies D. Co.,
son, lot ]. blk - ~ ~ Deany's xhlsd aaa
April - eDA0oA
Sheriff to b =. 1rigoA n \. ponnv
and J. n. AndroWu, executors a ooeaso Y
Philip n. LAWS. decsnsed ptalnttU, ~ q
6ik 70. d. 7. Dsnny's y1fsh ad4 Apsll ~
1elo.eo. :
sheriff 70 DAVID nasks. ~ ~ ~ Z =
6 April a. N.SSAoG "
Henry autter Ct IN. q Martin yasaay.
~ - 80 : ~ ( - AcreA 2ays 4 -
N.ooa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-22

sasyst fsr - -. ~ 1unsq ern1l
q not 0vor Akoo ba1A \ ~ ooo110nl6
have been les az 8 csntA cd - tAo go
e producing. tncauding nEveeeinr =
aboat s,S csnsA - Wouad aoooAs q -
losing tnveuemone.
Capt 0sefgo HepA yeeo aako1 anuuo
he situAtioa. satds ~1n1s psino = ~
Aas been vsey 1aekWAr1. and vefy nt12o
work outside e ssetane polep has -
1oaA Aose aFoweEs eater tnA ooaoo0 q
. hslf-hearted did 81 uneod. ard fhs&
have . right 70. III abnormal incroooo
n our hop outDae = oesoon ~ beoo -
unprecedented. and the ffightful totnl
that came on II nDf1see lat antusnA 80
% far beyond what anyoedy bad any ~
q that the mAxaRee which opened 81 y
cents on the list of Oetober. dropped caeaA
psct. therefore. oonnot b considered e
al measuring. "a u Q1eet1oa Ups&
aaksd BY evely o. ~ 1Aall csltivass
my hcpor I have ~ 80 answer to
this question. ana thae - TIT - world
eannoe Costume n ~ houe ~ = De
narkee for anoth9 yenH 81 e - :.
GRasss hale was rolDoo o. ~ 1ne1ss
Doo6 otll - . Woon 60
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MAXINE NEWS.

Gen. Fsirneld. Nanaifno. South Coast,
Portland. Departcd-floyni william. Bris.
tol Bay. schooner Premier, ugasfik;
schooner ootama. Coos Bay.
Freighfs-EaweIl. coal from NanAimo
for this port; J. b. Brown. now ~ Comox.
coal thence 10 Alaska. ]. N. weafherwAx,
lumber from Cray's Harfor for Hueva.
Hoquiam. April 2t.--spcniai.-- aal,ed sun.
day-steamer o. NJ. Kellogg from Absr.
deem for San Francisco.
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kB01OOoAAs
London. April si.-snvsr. M. CenselsA
l1sh.
New York, April H.--Tns Dvenine Posro
London financial cahlesram says: There
was further pronounced list 70 Am9i>
cans today. with Increasing activity ID tho
moro quiet features. There was . eonuino
investment demand for bonds, while tho
speculation In shares also increased.
Louisville and g. Paul were especially r.
vorsd. Prices closed . little under tha
best The markets generally wsrs Good,
although there was reaction 1t mtd~dAp
on Baron Hirsch's death, he being = large
holder Of al English and other UlocIA
The markets finally closed rood. with
some recovery In the mines. gather that
moro goid shipments from Germany nay
be occasioned because Of the remittanOeo
from Berlin to London IN connection with
the new Chinese loan. but I DO net pre-.
tend to have Debate knowledge. - the
matter 10 not properly understood here. Th1
Indian government has announced . ~
per cent. loan Of Just over e7,oco.0oQ. Thi0
10 record. India never having Issued &
loan before under per cent. This h q.
ready quoted at 70 premium. surh 10 The
rush for nrst c1asa stocks. Ia connect1ou
with the further decline ID Paris axchanr0
on London gold y being bought here foe
France.
mo Paris bcurss vas steady. en- the
Beriia boufee frm.
Dreadseush. 0raana. Esc.
Liverpool. April d---wheat SCOT. auists
demand poor: No. red winter, 8 TAI
No. hard Manitoba. So "a: No. 1 Call.
fornia. s. "a. Futures opened steady. "a
lower: closed duh. "a lower: Aprfi. NAY
and June. 81 SID: July and August. 6
SID; September. g. sgd.
Corn-spot. quiet; American nixed.
new, 81 1kd. Futures opened quiet, "a
icwer. closed quiet: April unchanged;
other months I'd lower April, May and
June. - I'D; July. y "a: August. = sgd;
September b "a.
f1our-steady; demand moderate, q
Louis fancy winter, y q.
xlops.
Hepe-At Lendou. rseins eeast. a IL.
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CHICAGO MAnKxrA


Chicago April u.-Thcrs was gooa
wheat trade The feature was the freo
sailing Of May, liQuidaticn being quite
pronounced early In the day. several Of
the larger commission houses being active
ON the scsiing side lnnuencss At hand
were little bearish at the start. cables
coming weak. Liverpool being on xokd.
according to public adviccs. and Berlin
was = mark lower. The weather was
morn favorable. fair and cool conditions
prevailing In the spring wheat territory.
the predictions By the signal service
too. were stili better. The corn market
was heavy and was subjected to good
deaa OF hammsring by one Or two heavy
local traders. on the expectation that re-
cs1pto are about TO increase.
Oats for Nay closed S0&c lower. Bust
nsss was principally In the way Of ex-
changing from May to July carly ct 10
o1ReSence. and later No opFeAd.
rruvtoeouo-Thoro Was an Ah9e0co cf
the strain which for Q week has been OBJ
served between the longs and the shorts
II pork In feet. that article was given
secoad place In the trading tn near the
cloess when. owing to the break In grain
prices. some Of the scalpers were induced
- sen pork short.
Clcsing Quoeaflooa.
wheat--April. ssxc; Nag, oKA
Corn--April. Dkc: May. 9skc.
Oats-April lskc: May, 1skc.
Pork--April. e5.t6: May. eea
Lard-April. 3AB: Nay. As7k
Rios-April and Nay. NJ; July. MA
Rye-37lxc.
Hariey-s70S7a
Flaxseed-a1c.
Ttmothy-$s&
: 1--we seocks
Cattle are now selling e the lowest
prices Of the season. sales are slow, at
e.i003.ao for common dressed bsef stoero
up to et6A3o for choice shippins and sx.
port cattle: cows and heifers are largely
1t S203: bulls, c1.10a.l6: calves. S3c4.7x
There was fair active local and ahip.
ping demand for hogs. Straight lots oe
heavy. 0x0S.s51k; hutchers' weights. nu
can: light hogs, ea.6)01&
There was . better demand Ct okGoD
Aeo for poor TO prime sheep. fsW going be-
low $. and sales we're largely ct 0043o
for TEXANS. 4A5o0a7t for Westerns. Lambs
were In active demand at 0eo0A0 for
common 20 choice fiocka. and spring
lamhs were wanted at st0&M
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
orRs GARLAND AND EvANoEr.

.Seasus and rownsena-Neah ray Route
Amef Garland leaves resler cock Nor
W Wednesdays and Fridays al ELS
Il -. Ter Port Townsend. Port wsnsama
SaSsnexs Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
syshssx Fyxat. CiAllAm Bar and SeaA
Ntarring. arrives at Seattle ssa y.
~ Spposi,e days. steamer Evanesl
tes.er dock for Port Angeles and
ssseria. Montays. wednesdAys ana Pr
~ ~ ~ .. m. arrives Seattle alter
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Boston. Apr1l 1.-THE sales o. wool 10
the market this week have bees . trino
Aesvief. but they have been made q con.
to induce sales. Following are the quota.
lions for sosne Of the leading dcscriptionss
Territory woods: Montana lne medlpus
and fins. 1c0isc: secured. nc: utah. wyo.
ming. ETC.. nne medium and nns. p0l1c,
secured sfd3Sc. California: Northerrs
county epring, 106f3c: secured. SDds2c;
middle county. 1i2isc: secured. &c. Aus.
traiian WOODS: Secured basis combIng,
superfne, lsG5c: combing. good, l34seci
combinR. svernRe Sftf3c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-22
THE HOP OUTLOOK GLOOMY.
Many OF the Oregon Grower. Are Pfow
ing Tn Their Fieids.

ing Tn Their Fieids.
Portland. April zo.--Ths outlook sog the
hop growers Of the Willamette valley this
season h not particularly bright. About
500 acre. we're psartet. In hops last year.
and tho total output wss. at eonssrva-
i've estimate. about $500 bales
J. II. Russell. . hop buyer. WHO has JUST
returned from trip through the valley.
ezzd today that many growers we're either
blowing I'D their fields or i<avsrg them
uncuiNvatsa Mr.. Russell THINKS IL VIII
- extremely d<6zeu1s - harvext Tbs crop
~ ysAS. ~ shs banks wiz not lend afsv
r,oasv % crope as the prsssaf uncsrnln
state Of prices. ana buyers are not IN =
condition TO harvest crops for the growers
Who have no aeosy a theax own M
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Barley ID scarce and 1obbing At Us per
ton. The scarcity Of oats has caused
rise IN prices. Jobbing quotations on
choice Puget sound oats are 30 per ton.
and OF grades rs per ton Stocks on nano
among local dealers are being rapidly de-
pleted. Corn In common with other
grains Il strong. Wheat II scarce. The
demand for chicken feed wheat - strong.
Come has been offered at eoc per bushel
or &c more than the quotation gwen on
No. Club, an export wheat.
Walnuts are scarce. There will probae
bly, Be Q very liHht crop In California
this year. owing 10 the extremely dry
winter.
Eggs are being bought from the farmers
at l0itc. The tendency II weak. The Job.
bling price 10 l1sc per dozen.
though the price has not settled and con-
seQuently no quotation ID given.
There II . tendency to higher price
on mutton It was quoted 1t $40 per
pound today, with probabilities OF . rise
to 70 before the end OF the week.
Live poultry u fairly plentiful now and
= in good demand
OF vegetables lettuce Il In the best de-
mand.
The Alaska trade seems to be falling
on. The last orders were light In COM
parison to former orderS. The cause 10
found In the amount Of goods that has
been shipped to that country within .
Some brands Of aour hare fallen on In
price this week.
Coast salt has fallen In price q per ton.
The market on hides. pelts and tallow -
dead during this season Of the year..
The demand for green fruits II growing
with tho approaching warm season.
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THE vANcouyER ROUTE.

0IBANER GEORGE E. STARR
Lsaves Tacoma. = noon; Seattle. Yesier
~ FORT townsend. Anacortes. Fairhavsn.
New Whatcom. Blaine and Friday Harbor.
ond Vancouver. arriving Vancouver p. q.
following day.
For further Information apply to Yesief
wharf,
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland, April 11-whsat-WallA Walia,
570ssc; valley. eo06lc.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

BreaAetu6b ana 0RAlno.
San Francisco, April n.--FIouf-YAnily
extras, es7s0s IS; bakers extras, mo
Sos; superfine. 7S6s.
Wheat Shipping. u .0749 - 3e for No.
I and G.1lx for choice; milling. SLING
ls2h.
Bariey--Feed. fair to good. flA87fiAc:
choice, 73k115c; brewing. So0soidc.
Oats--Mnling. 75@s7hc; Surprise. eoc0e1:
fancy feed eei4gsT1kc; good to choice. "a
SOC, poor to fair. Gss11aAc: gray. 7zidsoc.
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks, 1880;
DO Washington. s444; whelt, centals. 77oS:
DO Washington. 2fo; barley. centalA ESQ;
oats, centais, 10: corn. centais. 90: pota-
toes, sacks. S3s; onions. eacks. a: do Ne
braska, rs: bran. sacks. les; m:ddiinss.
sacks, $50; hay. tons. ~: haSseed. wash
ington racks, TO-: wool. bales. s97: wine.
gallons. 7&.oo; hides, number, III quick
silver, TASKS. rs.
Produce. fruit. Etc.
Miatiings, s;!.scGls 80; bran. tilQls.
Hay-wheat, $sil so: wheat and cat.
s7.sodle. 90: cat. E.5sdin: barley. ENs;
clover. ssf5s: compressed. =. 1910 50. stock.
ssI7 70; straw, SdsSc per bundle.
Potatoes-River Burbanks 2sassc. Ore
gon Burbanks. z5d7ec: Early Rose. 5oefaoc:
new potatoes, fsc1si. onions. 81. z5di.5.
Los Angeles tomatoes. si.Ssi7 20. string
beans. sIioc; green peas. 3asisc; garlic.
psd5hc: green peppers. 2oc: dried peppers.
tD9lsc; asparagus. 81 -1s12.2s; asparagus
choice, 0.5017.75: dried okrs. izi4Qi5c:
rhubarb, s5as5c. cucumbers secG8l-
FrEit-Appies, 81 saa: 50; Cal!fernA lem
ons. f5c3i. IS; California lemons, choice.
81 .s59e: California lemons. fancy. - 20
Z 80: California seeding oranges. ssc6f. 90:
fancy navels. 8. 50: Hawaiian bananas. 81
a.: Bluefieids bananas. c6z.0 Persian
dates. s5s75 80.
Buster-Faacy creamery. Tic: seconds.
Is1iSs.c; fancy dairy. Ia df,c: seconds. nc.
Cheese-Fancy mild. new. &c. fair to good.
5dsc: Young America. S6iec; Eastern. u
&iic.
Ees.-store. Iss4aisc; ranch esss. $50
fec; duck eggs. I5fslsc-
Peal,ry-Iava turkey Eobbsers. is1iSc /:
turkey hens. bite: ROSTERS. S1s.s.
young roosfers. E47- 80; small broiiers. -
o.: large broiiers. ES5s 50: hena tt1t.s0;
old ducks. s4d5: young ducks. s7ds; geese.
81 ssal IS: Old pigeons. fn-s9l-1s. young
pigeons. 81 .seQ2-
Closing Quotations
whsat-vsry dull. December. a-S. Nay,
a.m.
Barley-A shade eaesr. December. nc:
Nay. 7zisc-
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wAren rnoxr NOTES.

Steamer rmatsisa sails for san Fran
cisco this morning at q o'clock.
Steamer City OF Puebla viii srrive from
San Francisco early this morning.
Steamer r. w. Lake brought IN about
sixty tons Of hay yesterday. which wsfe
discharged At the Gaibraith dock.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.


0TEANER NO0ALIR
AS1inGton dock. leaves for Victoria ana
Port Townsend daily. except Saturday, It
uN 2 M; returning, leaves Victoria q
Townsend and way points daily. except
sunday, at Q, m; Sunday. direct. at
z, NJ: returning. direct. leaves Port
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y1s ON THE ~v1rza-

oRATrLB TO TACOMA
y - tyund trips oAily. except oun4Ays
= = h aSus sr ssS sH ns csyr s|ssss&
oaeuiHf daily tripa eeattjs -Tacons
kk1N0 EFFECT TUESDAY. MAJ 4
TINE CARD.
sSvs D:a tue i hcSss 9. ~ q I. sas
Law Tacems--s:so .. n; l. an - u
61ys facoma-s:So .. m: 13o. 7S 3. u
Jnn01ug at Northern Pacific wharf, IT,
-, and Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
- street. Seattle.
warrington. fare ~.
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neel psr -. -
,r,.rrr A,rrcv,.
eoD-0oobeng) oavUa. - -.
- ~: Electric N Vic: IN. =. 8.
oueert c.. Dsras ~ ais: ~. &C:
Corinne. 1oa. IN: - -: Bahbitts' Best
-. Q-le: 1aea. eA1; Proctor = camhlss
1v9y. -. - h ~ Casetls. whtsA q
0IS51c Per NJ
Tobacco tJonbang1-rfak. chewing. en-
mAx. IN les paugn. par n. %; ss-aa DC.
Star. per y. ne: Horseshoe. s1c: spesr.
heaA. de: P1per He30Deack. Ge: ocfuu ~.
per n. 0atc: sun Tas. pr 10. 1aSc: some.
thing Good. to u. -: me cut cneutne.
PAIL - ma $500: smoking. twist. s Il
Gos. Per ID. NC: u N lz-cz per n. &c:
Cable cel ana l-os pausA q: Sci Of
North Carolina 4aroofes ~ peR h, So.
eo1l q North Carolina. AnrbuF8. ~ per
y -: Line Ann. 10. PR e. &c: 400.
~ N tecs AAso8 ~ -; Aastt3. "A
nc
Coa2 (uholenaae and rstaD - Deubae
oefsseed per ten: avsrass. M ear load
- 49,. nus rs son: NewSastls
-. cr1tsrssnA bisck@itH' a, = ~
80. M rrseN 4 -
~ SYonfancs-ora,n. -, - -.
"A - IA e ~ '
paner- fiobb,nxl-9rocrr str>~ ~.
0ufcherxf straw zlkc: No 4 manila =. ~
1 msnsis. sc: papee bssn r - 4: -, -.
.oo,. 49,, ~-
N1. 49, A3ND ~osA0A
Nafls-<Joboine>-New list cut stssl
eams - wirs. cut. ala: ~ - ~ wtrH
QM
Tools-(Jebolne1-9Aws - crosecut. Dlss-
tons futile tooth. 10 PER IT; Humboldt
and Toledo. &c; Tyss crosecuf cav, &C per
It: Canadian racer and rasor steel. 10 per
Il; hand Dssston'h > par cent OF list.
Axes-6irele oat. V-so Per dos; double biz
sls91s per doA snoveis and spades--stesl.
soixS Per co.: !. nen' ss0s Per doA
sccs.~ n RI ~ A.. psck. n.sssns ~ =
- = - ~. Forrs-Hsv - "a "A - -
cSnf N iisf- Csrsndstonss. ,Geer -. -
Wedres-stee,. snlsc per Is. riles-so ana
= rer cent. 81 iist
Iowa Tarminr Tool companyss ooods-N
and r. per cent. on. new I'M
Tavr 1scSs~.[1. Am",sc.. = go
10. phfYsde,nhta- = ~. ranchsve = ~ -
per cenf. all
ecythes ana snafhs. 4 p>r eeaa. an.
Ice Cream Freesers-Whiss Nountain.
. per cent. on: Iirhtn,nx. 50 psr Cent al
0csles--Howe or Fairhankss platform
and BufPalo. \, per cent. ofP iist. counter.
Ss per cent. Oh list: spofford scalea e her
cent on list.
Rope- fIobblnr,--xsan,la- fx.inch ana
larSer. q ner ~: is.shresd sxc ner N: 9
ana e-thread. s1sc. Sisal. 1H-inch and larr.
er. &c: l2-thread. NC: 8 and s-thread. &:
tared lath yarn. sisal. &c per 10.
nwsfs-feceds " per cent oRi sessap-
%, PEI cent. on. ..
n.r,, .,s4 MI S.,e go p e SA'- -.
yakun-Fer pale, $40A3,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-22
THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER wILt.ARA

Lsavlae Seattle Tor Alaska Aprsi =.
Aid every thirteen days thereafter.
ses freight aud passenger rAtes Apply 10
J. q. CARROLL. Agens.
schw ahaeher 9ocx Tel. Pike 81
WAS. Y PEABODY. General Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-22

Total Saiss.
Thu total Gales Of stocks today were ~. >.
:ls shares including. American Tobacco.
q 30; Atchison. l.zoe. American Sugar. o..
oo. Burlington, 1850: Baltimore = Ohio.
100: Louisville Z Nashville, 800; Mis-.
souri, Pacific. 800: Northern Pacific. s.s00:
Northern Pacific preferred. seo0; Reading.
ie.epo. Rock Island. 7.io0; g. Paul. U.scD;
Union Pacific. q, 20; Western Union, leo0:
Southern preferred. A.0a
Flour.
TIour--Rece,pts f5.0o0 barrels: exports.
H. 100 barrels Market lower 20 seli. owing
to the weakness In wheat; demand light.
Wheat.
wheat--Receipfs. 10. 80 bushels: exports,
l5lolp bushels Spot weak. No. hard. zti<
(. o. b. ahoat. Options generally weak
all day under heavy May isQuidations.
bearish crop and weather news. weak CO.
hles and absence of export inquiry on the
break The depression was greatest In
lower. April close 7ss1c; Nay. Dx073c:
closed. 7S;sc.
Changes in Grain Stocks.
Special feiegraphic dispatches 20 Brad
streets covering principal points Of &C.
curnula.son Indicate the following changes
IN available stocks Of grain Saturday,
April n. - compared with the preceding
Saturday: Wheat, United States and Ca.
NADIA east Of the Rockies. decrease. 1,ss6.-
90 busheis: a1oai for and IN Europe. de-
crease, i.sso.alo bushc.s: total decrease.
worlds available supply. s.eso6o1 bushels:
corn. United States ana Canada east Of
the Rockies. decreass 1000 bushels: oats.
United States and Canada east Of the
Rockies, decrease. 11.000 bushels. Stocks
OF svnfaabls wheat decceaaed H3.o1o bush
eis Ia Northwestern interior elevators last
week. 1880 bushels At various Aanitoba
storage points: Hso9 bushels In Milwaukee
private elevators; H.me bushels ~ Fort