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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-18
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Tho stocA Exchange

New York. April 1.-THE speculative
temper today underwent a change on pre-
vious conditions. Illustrating the proven
hal uncertainty az Affairs n Wan street
The course q prices vas generally down.
eard. feeling the effect q reaiizafionS on
"Wednesday and THURSDAY and the practs-
cal elimination. Of fhe Shors interest. The
t-.Ar Contingent exhibited axgr@sslveness
being encouraged hy Legislation IN Ameri-
cAn securities ~ foreign dealers There
was haFsssy trace Of the commission
house S4ytn< " hich within day or tsxo
past has hsea an encouraging feature
The Gissr button OF business in the raa-
way shares vas poor. only enc stock. =
fAul, recording a fair total Ia the In
1asSrlals S1Szr counted Tor oaer one
fourth OF the entire Transactions. The
stock "a as weak : FAC whica caused ON
siderable of q shock TO the average speca-
Ator- The Danger OF tie Widespread t.<71
sentiment on this Speciality zss r=-e--fv
referred 70 IN these dispatches The d.
cline sas IN face % further sslsarc.s an
the price Of foreign grades - the p~osIa,-r
The reRctagnAry tefssser4eF af he mark.
Nas uloSt marked IN the late a.-sIl--s n.
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Yesterday.
Real estate sranxAce1caa since January
]. lssS. are H-ls.. it'd There were r,ea Tor
reco~t Frsday IA deeds. sgxregAssnx Sss4-
~ - Following - . list furnished by thu
Daily Bulletin. room . oocliental block.
The Seattle Masonic Cemetery AsscciA-
ten % T. b Corey. WI los SO. said GENE
terry. Sept 8 lssS. xs.ss
y. r. r. r. Co 10 Matthias Metz. ioe I.
SEQ Il - 5. = 6 S&a acres. March, =. lSss.
xz&&
Matthias Nett ct w. 20 Aacrev Peter
neil. lot !. sec =. - - & $-H acxs4
March = ga
James CoEtner TO Julia z Stokes, No -
"a. - z T I. April L. a C.. 81.
Nellie Ph.rney. individually and a. exeo-
u'rax OF estate OF Guy c. rhinaey. cscassA.
70 Manson +. Baeknx. und y lot !. block Is.
C. d. Boyen's plat. April "a H-ean
Hannah Peas.ee to Walter J. Lunn. - 81
sec i. 70 Z. l. % acres. April H. Ssn
SAe--H 10 Airrciysa Drszrs. 81 re- - NJ
and lots and 6 sec =. ~ a. = Z Is, IS acres:
n. ss sec 4. aA> Sc SEC s sd nv sec 4 . n
$. 80 acres. sec =. ~ a. & ,@
acres: nh aw sec 4 to =.
& 50. - acres. and al lacd lying on west
side South fork OF Snoaaalmss river. and
Al hne west Of cas-; branch Of said river.
in ne SC I. tp - S. ~ acres. sw SEQ g,
- ~ s 80 acres: lots and Z. sec s sp
~ a . VA - 4NsN>ts Aa~ft &[ffss ~ - 50
and lots ard II TO n. sec T. IN - &
50 IS acres. lot 4. sec =. 70 q 8. = acres,
azd all water rights acquired by deed from
Moses ka.nowts ct ux-. October II 1SSs.
and from Aqailia Cove es w.. October Is,
lSss. April IL Nis.SsS
Melville Goodman 70 A. W. GtInert lots
. 20 ls. block /: lots 50 20 q. block : Dotgs's
add. West Seattle: lots 20 4. = and q.
block l. Queen Anne add. West Seattle:
lots = 81 = and =. block :. lots = TO =.
block !. Dcdge's div.ssoc. Greea Lake odd.
Aprl II. 800.
King county 20 r J. Miller es ux., . strip
OF land In lot 4. sec ). - =. r 4. Apru Is
q g
LOUIS Isoveiook 10 Charles e. Hall. Va
nv ne sec =. to u RI lex strip 10 RODS wsde).
April Il. s1s
Martin Wesshack 10 Hans N. Olsen, Lot
:. block = Gilman Park. March q. $ao.
Sheriff 70 Cornell university. lot l. block
"A. A. A Dsnay's add. April s 81. SIS.
sheriff to Bank OF British Columbia, esk
sw. Ma NV and sw NV sec 10. ne NV sec IL
% =. &: eas ne and ma ne - sec "a tp n.
s: VII Sc and lots . and 4. sec 10. ard lots
and ,. sec i. tp =. :. April Is. Sl.Ss7.
Rainier Power 4 Railway Co.. BY Fred
erZck Baasnan. receiver. to r. p. Craig.
lots 10 I. block s.. Woods s. Shore DIV.
Green Lake add. April II, q. C.. 81
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zoo. weather II Tie Nor-Awes.. with s-cv
hzrrs@S n ths pAkosAs AID Minnesota
kcusts EeTc also reported n California
Advises Prom TIE Red RIVER valley re-
ported s>>1Sng Delayed. Taere was ross
deal q July ca the rarkes early. elevator
be-rg iT7ssr Northwestern r~ceststs were
liberal. coassaerszx shak farmers n mos
sections are hGsxF with spring wsrk. sas
the weather n tire winter wheat belt erax
f1ve-zhas- sAe-e being rata n Kansas and
Ne1rasSa- ard showers AMI ccoaer ,ors.si-
Ste.s arr Indicated scr re West ard
Sorxhr vest bat q good deal colder "a sas
Northwest Considerable business was
started 6y 81 Louis hay3rS ana sudden
T.se IN prices AZ sazt rcsnt. Gas. Il Was
Claimed, 20 crr5 damage claims by ehsnea
tugs Mary % the early sellers sara@~s
cIssE. 2si sAe market became strong
the TOP prices Being made on this rise
TIE business IN co-- was more active
than for sozne tksse. esss sAe pgkces kept
within narrow Irrits- The close Showed a
gala for TIE day % ,ssss.c. There was
acre Going to-day IN the wxr cs changing.
The very rrose-z1e movement together
ssfh tae sailing % the feet and the action
o. wheat Impaired = rery rirn taae 20
the market.
Offerings Of provss.oas were not very
free. while good general demand p-~-
f-ites1- manly Credited to the Sf1art inter-
esf- The Supply % hoes WAS moderate
and the market higher. and a stronger feel
ing prevailed in grain. Under these cirears-
stances the desn2rd for the ioaser 5ellv-
sries was quite active. with no particular
pressure TO Sell and prices for sli de-
seri3ssons ruled higher. though the apyre-
csaisoa was not fully s,ains s3aed 20 the
close.
Closing Quotations.
whea.-Aprii ss.c: May, sss6se&a
Corn-Aprsi. &c May. .es<c.
oats-April. 1ssscs May. rs
POrk-ApriI, s. 81. May. H--
l-ara-ArrA. 81 90. May. sAsS
Ribs-April. 81 III. May, aASx CO.
FiaxseAz-sIssGse1c
Harsey-Soshing doing
Rye-g---c
T1mosAy--2A
Live stock.
l-sSht TO medium weight feeders are
selling On n level with IA; export beeses
and some heavy went as high as g. Cows
AZ E-saSfs5a; prime heiters. SSE7sa.
calves. Sss.sssS>
The offerings were well taken =: g sDs1
AsS for heavy hogs. and chcsce lots brouxh,
wa Medium weights went as high as
- . ana light weights at 2ss<j4-
Inferior 10 choice sheep are now selling
al S-@ssfz7s. chiefly 2-gss1ss. with West
ems and Texas making up the great bulk
OF the offerings Lambs sell at GsSs
40. &ni shora lambs and sheep sell az
about &c under wooded iocks.
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FOREIGN Markets.
Financial.

London. April I7.-Sslver. ud. Coasois.
ris-
New York. April Il. - The Evening
Posts London financial cahlegram says:
The feature OF the market today was the
rise in ccnsels 20 liz The bears hoped for
some reference In the budget to the ss.sper,-
sion Of the shaking fund This not being
Forthcoming. there was a rush 70 cover.
and hence the rise. There was further
sharp rise IN home rails Amsricans opened
firm but gave way 4 little On Asblfrage
letting out OF stocks thea nailed and finally
closed a trifis weaker again. Atchison
aad southern Pacific were especially good.
Mines were ia; On disgusting South AZ
rscan news. as TO which some grave opln-
ions are expressed in good quarters
Fairs and Berlin markets were firm
BreadstuSs. Grains. Etc.
Liverpool. April Is.-Wheat-Fair: de-
nand firm: No. red winter. IS Si No. I
hard Manitoba. IS ID. Futures closed easy.
Id lower; April. IS e1s3: May, June. July
and August. IS SD; September. SIS "a.
Corn-Spot steady: American mixed, new.
81 Is4d- Futures closed guie; and steady,
I'd higher: April. IS lizd: May. Is ID. June,
Is; July. IS I'd, August. IS ID: September,
Is SD.
Flour-s,eady. demand moderate; St
LOUIS fancy winter IS Sd
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, q Ia
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ack % support n Sugar exersed "a ,,,..-
rcratte xyEpataettc elect rEscn IA. oshs-
Incass-z2ss- The stock IN question -
erred "a Per c~nI 60 la closing AZ r-gss
Ins railway uss moved within a gsarr..~
,Anss IAe closing was weak ~ ahezt ~.
lowest Of the day The railway h>ora r.w--
ket Displayed aggressive strength IN ~
ssrIy session On a renewal q foreign rsr--
grasses Part Of she gain was lost IA ne
as,ernasons the market being affected DIV
TIE Weakness o. the stock <ueculsrssr
he sA.ss we're g. E4sa
1ossEu-,-esats again showed frnr-crs
,aVa1- s-ssht <zias tsSins scored en- p.r-
ehasss % sssa so
Bank Clearznce<-
Ine foiloNAng table. Complied BY gras-
Streets. sho~s the total c.tarsns~as A. -,
pslncipai cities and the p<resnraxe Of IN
crease or decrease. IS compared xi;s IA.
corresponding week -. year:
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. April i-Special 10
Ssrathieven viii sal for the Orient at dawn
tomorrow.
British ship Don has finished Loading
-four and grain for South Africa She VII
sal tomorrow or Monday. The Do1.s car
go is valued AZ 81 So
Special Deputy Collector Walter Bowen
o. Port Townsend. 10 In the city
The schooner Guide. Capt Olsoc. wen.
TO sea this morning with q cargo Of lumber
for San Francisco.
The collier Yosemite. Capt Fauerton
viii fi2lsh loading her cargo OK South
Prairie coal for San Francisco tomorrow
Tae steamer CITY ot klzgston brought ~
this morning 81 packages Of Csaiua
freight, principally rice. from Port Towns-
end Chinese merchants. for WaIa waIia.
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experience on the Atlantic cuase Evvry.
thing about he equipment q tie vessel -
Erss class. TAsrs are fourteen der1ex
asseArd. wAsch zer~ sru<srht from the Fast
Tasy are 50 cCszS1rs1r.<1 as 10 ~ one with
= The ether. ard take ~ but sstzie space.
Steamer wafla wslia sailed sor San
frsscssco yesterday zro-nlng a; o'clock
w1fe TIE fssaswseg passengers TAcEas
Ace}@. H y. Crane. II ]. Aryuserenx. r
scs<xx. n. ". Webb Carries Parker. Mss
N W2--ea. Mrs NesSS-r Carleton Mrs
= Corey. Mss Ella Wilson. Mrs. Hsil
Mss McSsornask- Mrs William Sizrret,
Mrs Sarah Carlson. Mrs Z " slsace. Mr.
JacaAovscs. CART Harrington. ]. ". Ksr-
zey. c. L Eiaesar5. Arx~ pxvega. Miss
payegs- Mrs. Mrcornaek. Mrs. pr. HIN
ard SISTER. Bolton Rorers1 I. L Wei. L.
n-yfoos. Mss g Wilson. Mss Rrcens Mss
Caches Mr., and Mrs. r O. Schrcae- ard
ca11a- Mr.. Ecxe-S. r. II. Roaa. U. O.
Croker AID NJ y. Crocker-
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CHICAGO MARKETS

t.h-es-a. ap-si f7--Tlasre Ea= not great
deal zo.n.y early "a Wfhexs. bas As tae ses-
sser assxars-s.i TIE market ilwsaed up an
srzz.ag Sas o. = large Sale tas range
hSlag s@e The feeling dsyesose1 was
stronger ard higher prices ralesi. NAY s@ii-
isg ~ SC 12si ISly - Gs5sc. pa-s Of tie al
gamv~ being r1afnt2ine-4- TIE early
StrraEth was afrrtSutatas 10 some zxfr1t
80 the ARA xoSe OF European a1yses@ arc
5rs-as oza5.s WeA1Hsr conditions n fss
s2rsng wheat territory, TIE map showing
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sTEAMER CLAN HDoNAIn.
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srRs. GARLAND AND EyANcEr.

Seattle ard Townsend y>ah Bay Rcute.
Steamer Gzrlz-1 iezyes Xszl<r Geek Mon
Gays. Wednesdays and Frs1ays al E.l5
q N. for P5-t Townsend PORT Williams.
OunEsne<x. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Getsysburx. Pysnt. Clallzn Bay and Neal
BAY: returning. arrives AZ Seattle 20 ..
n on opposite days Steamer Eganxel
leaves yexlsr dock FOR Port Angeles ard
vsctorfs. Mes1zys. wednesdays and FRI
Gays AZ So p m. arrives Seattle alter
nate days D IA
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco, April II.-Arrive8-Mack-
NAV. Tacoma: schr Halcyon, Tacoma;
Alice Blanchard. Portland: schr Albion.
Coquiiie river. Departei-Homer, Coos
bay; Del Sorte. Gray's harbor.
Fre.gh,s-Eiixa Miller. salmon from
Alaska for this port.
Hcqliam- April ls.-SpecIal-Saile
Sehr webfoos. from Hoauiam for San
Francisco
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTOE ROUTE.

Carrying Z s Mall.
On Port Orchard and Po-t Washington
street % a m. calling at South Beach.
Burchel. Brick Yard. Bremerton. L. 81
Navy Yard. SIDNEY. Charleston. Tracytor.
Chico. Silyercsle. Leaves Port Orchard
navy station az .. IA. arrives Seattle
a. p. na- Z. " Robinson, master. Lilly,
Eogardus K Co.. agents Telephone. Main
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PORT BI.AkELEY ROUTE
SARAH NJ BENTON

Leaves Central Dock daily excep. SAT-
uFcay and Sunday. 10 a. m. and : and AS
z M saturday, 10 a m. p. m. ard
s.S y. m; Sunday. 1870 a. m and 7so
p m.
Leaves Blakeley. except Saturday and
Sunday. a m and 1915 and SIS o. m.
Saturday. a. N. and le:f5 and ga, 10 m
Sunday o. n and / p. N.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKErs.

San Francisco. April l7--Fiour-Family
extras. G.75sss Is: bakers extras. $50
2ss; superfne. 81 sea.
wheat-Shipping wheat, 8. e7lzG7i- esas for
No. /. and si.ieIl- III. for choice: milling
wheat. S1.islzul-zet1 per Genital
Barley-Fesd, fair to good. 7e1slHc:
choice. s21z6x73@.c: brewing. SO SIC
Disabling. 7s4dS2izc; surprise. sec0sl:
fancy feed. ssl.Gssssc; good 10 choice. 80
sc: poor to fair. ssizaI.isc: gray. 72s.8
Sec.
Receip,s-FTour. quarter sacks. lsess:
do Oregon 30s; wheat. centals. 1.T5o;
barley, centsls. 1850. oats. Oregon. CEN
tails, 20: beans, sacks, IN: corn. GEN.
tails. AS; rye. centais. sis; potatoes
sacks. il5a; onions. sacks. Is. do Ne
brsska, ls0; bran. sacks. go; middiinss.
sacks. 60: hay, tons 6S3; straw, TONS Is:
hops, bales, q; Wool tNles. sis: wine,
gallons. a2.So; brandy. gallons. l,s59;
hides, "a
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middlings. sls.seG1s.5p; bran. G49i4a
Hay-Wheat. ssQl1-Ss; wheat and cat,
$7.s1 20: CAT. s7-5ollo. alfalfa. s7as: bar
ley. EQs: clover. ssGs: compressed, s. y0d
ie-5e. stock. sf2.-59; straw. $50 ssc per bun
die
Potstoes-River Burkanks. esQ3sc: Ore
gon do. S5Ei7oc; Early Rose. saa+sc; new
potatoes, 7scql. sweet potatoes. Mer-
ced. s. 5oG275
vegetahie-onions. s.: Los Angeles to-
matoes. 81 sails. string beans. IagIzsc:
garlic. i95c; dried peppers. loa
slSf-. do choice. s. 2slase: dried okra, La
Glsc: rhubars. sssa75c; cucumbers. sscGsl;
green peas. 2sf-isc: mushrooms i5sa6c
Fruit-Appies. S. 5e9zsa: Mexican lines
SSs5iS: California lemons, .scsIsi2 =: do
choice. sl-soss-; do fancy. s2.sd25o: Cali
fornis Seeding oranges. N-zssfI.75: nzvels.
$aJ275; do fancy. SQs5a: Mediterranean
sweets. S-aa7--s: Malta bloods, sa9s: ST.
MichSels. s25osss; Hawaiian bananas.
Ges; Longworth Strawberries. ssgs. large
berries. 2ls.
Buiier-Fancy creamery. Is9iiixc: sec
on6s. is9lSi.c: fancy dairy, lie, seconds,
lellsi-c
Cheese-Fancy mild. new. loo: fair to
good. sqsisc: Young America. le9lIc:
Eastern. leglsc-
Eggs-Ssore. 1Ilz5l.c: ranch. isl.als,sc:
duck eggs, l24isc.
Poultry-I4ive turkey gobniers l4Q-sc per
pound; turkey hens, li9lJc: BOOSTERS. 34ss
80. do young. yas. small broners. sSGi:
large. s415.so: hens. ssasso: old ducks.
tIs; young do. g soas-so: geese. 81 .saL5a:
old pigeons. s. 5e1I- young do. 81 5eSs.
Game-HAres. 75c: gray geese, S59
Closing Quotations
NIrAN--s cry 0I1. 1ptA SluS, MAJ
s. as. new. seller. $0S
Bariey-Inaetiye. December. asc.
Corn-S11-c.
Bran-yiA
Wool.
Wooi-Spring, San joaquin and southern
coast. poor months. 4s1Sc: do good
months. s<lsc; San Joaquin foothills good
20 choice. 1usc; do years fleece, iizHss.c;
Nevada heavy. SQ7c. do choice. saac.
Hops.
Hops-Nom;nAi. at siic per pound
Financial.
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TINE SCHEDULE.
In Effect April g is<S.


In Effect April e lsss.
TRAINS LEAVE STATTLE-
Far 81 Paul and East 5Ss g. n. and
Pr Fer,iar3. al A n. ana $40 7. m.
'Fer Olympia z11 GrAy's HAroor. !. IS
= II.
.For SeusA BeHs. 40 4 N
~ Tacoma. 40. s.se ans l. L: 80.
s ana - y Il
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
Froa $. Paul and Eazt. so a =. AZ.
: = 3. Il
Fraa Portland. SIS a. II. An4 = - p IT.
Prem Olympia and Grsy's Harbo~
= D a r.
'Tram Saash Bsr3. SO o N
Ersn Tacoma. ID. SIS and = % 4 II
a.. ssse aE9 L - .. N
.Laliy except Sunday. All ctsers daily.
IaES osra subject to eaSnss without
rctsre.
Through 'icksts % 5apaE ara Chi-a va
Nertnerr Skcir.e steamship Company. a.
American Ire.
Fer -Asss. ryrtes ard other information
can cr q address
? a. NADssr
Gszsr2i Agsz.. Seattle
City Ticket Oeio@. coraer Yes,sr way
AM Fucas street
Dr5soz Ticket of.ce. corner Western
Avenue aa1 Columbia street.
\ > CHARLTON,
Ass4S an Cse1~yA1 Passenger AEezt
No - &9rTsso2 street ccxE~- Tara.
tasgti4zd. or
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VICTORIA ROUTE
6rEANER ROsArJr

Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ana
Port Townsend daily. except Sunday, At
II % p m. returning, leaves Victoria at
3 a m Steamer I1aho leaves for Port
Iowrssnd and way points daily. except
Sunday, Al a. m: Sunday. direct, at
Iownsend az 2 2. m Phone. Pike q
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wHATcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE

STEAMER. BAY CITY
Leaves City dock, foot Of Main street
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday al ! y
m for Anacortes. Fairhaven and What
com. Returning. leaves Whatcom Sunday
Wednesday and Friday at D. N. Fare n
Lilly. Bogardus & Co.. City dock, AgentA
Phone. Main s..
". H. ELLIS. Owner.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER wILLAPA.

Leaving Seattle for Alaska April =
$50. and every thirteen days thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates apply TO
j. G. CARROLL. Agent.
Schwahacher dock Tel. Pike IS.
CHAS. T. PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
u. NAH.

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Coiman dock. foot OF Marion
street. Monday. Wednesday and Friday a
!. o'clock q. n for kingston. Port Gamble
se4eeek, Brlnnon. Hoiiey. Dewatto. Lii.
waup Falls. Hoodsport and Union CITY
Returns alternate days
u. TROuTMAS. Master
FRANK w. GOODHCE, Agent.
Telephone. Red IL
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Franciscs. via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a m passengers re-
ceived On board a. ! a. mD April :. !. L.
l.. e and q.
For Aiaska-Aprl = y and Il AT a. m
From san Francisco for Victoria and
Puget soun4 ports al ;. m. April T. 8. II.
- "a and =.
Tickets may be obtained n. the once CT
the company at Ocean dack. Seattle.
] :. TRGWBR TnTsE. p. : Surt
GOOnALL. PERKINS 6 CO.
General Agents. san Francisco.
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Money and Exchange.
Money on call easy al 2i.<s5 per cent:
last loan 3, closed per cent prime mer-
camille paper. 81. Sterling exchange duh.
with actual business in bankers bills II
A-ssi-u4&a for demand. and sis74 for
sixty days; posted rates, $lsSizzs4. 80.
commercial bills. AS- Bar silver, s7ssc-
Silver certificates. s.S gsss
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L 4 3. TRANSPORTATION CO.
WEEKLY TINE CARD.
sTEAME. err OF cHAMpAIGs

STEAMER clTY OF CHAMPAIGN.
skzxst 2sxsr RCase.
y n. THURSDAY. April ii at, u n SAT
1.f1sy- Agrll "A Al L na1n- Leaves Nezn.
nerssen-N essass1sy. April 3. n :. neon !.
z fA1ss. ASfsi Il, a. D. IN, S1us.ay, Arrl
skaSss City. Mount v-rnoa and Aroa
A-&ap gang sozfn szn1zy ard north
1Ees2Ay9
eIEANER CLAN NpoNAIp.
4onoAy. Wednesday ara Frsday al A
1or k1r1cn1s. Everett and E1ohouisA
f1yer possfA Landing AZ City dock. Be-
otte Cong th-oaxs % Tacoma Tuesday
city Dock STEAMERS Ger al posrss o. the
oo216 OFe1 al 9 ght. Teiephon> Man s.
s. G. YERxES. Manager
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland. April 1z-wheat-wailA walla.
So. G5sc: valley. &C.
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SEATTLE. PORT ORCHARD AND PORT
Washington rou e-Sseamey Mary =
Percy leaves Harrington's wharf. foot
Of Washington street. for South Beach.
Sylvan Grove. PIT White, Brernerton.
United States Dry Dock Charleston.
sidney. Iracyton- Chico. Silverdale. at
y m. except Sunday az D. m. Sat
1roAy At I'D y. m. returning, leaves
siiyerdale at Gas & m Telephone Black
81
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock foot OF Main street, Monday, We'd
nesday ana rriaay AZ I a m Tor Port
whatcom- Returning. leaves New What
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, a.
Z q. m
TINE CARD IN EFFECT JAN 1
North bound--Leayes Seattle a. m I:
kayes Port Townsend a. m. leaves FRI
day Harbo- 1e-D a. M: leaves Roche
HArbor II IS p. m. arrives at New What
com $50 .. m.
South cognd-Leaves New whatcon 4 q
m leaves Roche Harbor 10 a. m; leaves
Friday Haroor II a. M: leaves Port
TownseSc p. ~: arrives at Seattle f;s
p m
r. Thompson. nl3H7ger-owner. LILY
Bocartas & Co. agents. City dock
Telephone Main a.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Gard In Eject June I. lsk.

Seattle. Everett and Whafcom route
State o. Washington leaves Seattle daily.
except Saturday. At 10 ?. m
Seattle and La Conner routs-Fairhayeu
leaves Seattle daily. except Saturday. q;
10 p. m
Telephone. Main "a Yesier Dock.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
STEAMER GEORGE E. STAR

Leaves Tacoma, L noon: Seattle Yesler
wharf. p m, Mondays and THURSDAYS
for Port Townsend. Anaeortes. Fasrhaysr.
New Whatcom. Blaine and Friday Harbo-.
and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver D. M
following Gay.
Fare 10 Blaine. e: fare to Vancouver a
For further Information apply 10 Yss,er
wharf
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
S. Wiley Nav sas.on Co.'S steamer
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave Arrive
OLYMPIA at So an Tacoma at sSam
ssat;Is at, ,Sss% T 7sg5i, a. =, sssDm
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily exeSs; sunday.
Seattle -. 10 am Tacoma --... s0sm
Tacoina .les % a N oiympia -. i:0 N
o,ygupsa -. go 2 N Tacoma ...-- $40 N
Tacoma -. % , m seattle 49,. : % > m
Fare between Seattle Ani Tacoma. 8
cents, Landing at Seattle. city eook. foot
Lilly B.SSARpus 6 co, Agent.
City Deck Teierhcre. Main 81.
Capt. l. valley. Manager
PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma ard Victoria. 3, {.
S'essas. Lv. NJ. 'rscosna re Ar ts@arn
~ ~ - sS@ttle - = n. s 80
ssepai AZ .its... victoria ---i MsA-vl S-ssifzn
'rzlly sxeeps Ms1ssy.
Tats steamer furnishes frst-ciass accom-
r1e-la-lans- carrying e~eta frsiNnt ard pas
sesxvvs. A2G leaSes ircza Nesier wharf.
Seattle
For rates. etc. trauire =
q ,. THORNDykE.
Nsxler WAR. Seattle
/ a NApEAC.
General AKezt y y. X r. Seattle
EVERETT ROUTE STR GREYHOUND
Dzisy. sxcsgS sunday.
Leaves ESSre - s-sa IA. , ~
Leaves Sc&gGie L A. . ~ and ~ 9. m
SQudays-s-eAN~s SsAE1e 40 y r..
leaves Everett - i m
Fare--S. nxse trip. -: rouzi trsp. & =.
connects ~lta soats Ger Tacoma A14 SIo-
hcnssh-
Lsua.ax-CalzAn dock. foot Of Nar.oa
street
COMPANY
cssCd Trer Pres = W Gcschae. Sec
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KRUSE AND MADISON LINE.
BARK FOREST QUEEN.

VIII SAT- from San Francisco. April z. car
rying freight al s. per ton. connectinx
NJ Seattle for ali points
Z & CAME. Agent.
Arlington Dock. Telephone Pike "a
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