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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-30

Transactions since January I and Tor
Yesterday.

transactions since January I and Tor
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since January 1.
1895. are 81. SO 5-sTA There were filed for
record yesterday seventeen deeds. axsre-
eating 3S.sesss. Following II q list furn-
ished by the Daily Bulletin. room II Ocei-
dental block:
block 3, Burke's First add. lots and 2,
block q. Denny q Hoyt's add: lot .. block
Il. Laws Second add: lots 10 and II. block
6. Rengstorff's add, sia lot and all lots )
and g. block :. Yeslers Second add. May
q. $s72a
Philip Hibner 70 C. II. Baker, receiver
Merchants National bank, lots 10 and IL.
block 4: lots and 2, block le: lots IA and Is.
block %. Denny & Hoyt's add: lots 6 to ..
block 81. Denny & Hoyt's sup add. May
Is, q. c.. 81
Charles Kake,dy to Nikolas c. ana EN-
ma Perr!ng, lot 10, block 81. y. T. Denny
Park add. North Seattle. December %.
1855, si.sDo.
Caristian echeuerman ct ux. TO Mary
Jenott. ~ acres In nwis swX. and ls acres
In nwk sec 10. tp g. Z. July .. 1893. 81
Robert Croft ct ux. 70 Bank of b. c.
lots and 6. block A, Crawford add; lots :
TO II, block %. Ballard Park add. lots q
to n. block l, Salmon Bay Park add: lots
to 5. block 9. Eimore's add: lots 81 and
g. block II. Sanders First add Wet Sc
attic; blocks 10 and II. KnIght's Second
ada. Dcs Moines. October 8. 1895. 81.
E. ]. Meany 10 Mary Rosetta Gedd,es.
lots . to 81. block IN. GIlman's add, Feb
ruary IA, 81
State to Jessie Kcnney. lots II and L,
block los. part lots and Z. block 100. part
lot 6 block ITO. Seattle Tide Lands. May
Is. Sfl.3s
Jessie Kenney TO Robert 8. Allan. lot 4.
block 7. sup plat Eastern add. May q, s..
David y. Taylor ct VI. TO Frank Hager-
man. Sanford B. Ladd and James L. Lom-
bard, trustees. sls sw sw. sec 10. tp y. r l..
% acres. May IS. 81.
Co.. lots and s and sw sw. sec 10. ID d.
I. Tex 81 sw sw) May 6. 81.
Lena NJ. Keith to Frederick J. Aikens,
nwi4 lot 2, block II, Fairview Homestead
Association. April !, 1850.
G. d. Dudley ct ux. to William L Miller.
acre tracts 10 to Is. block 9, Woods add,
kirkland. April Is. 500.
August Englund ct ux to Cordelia r.
Llewellyn. lots and II. block Iis. Gilman
Park. May .. $500
Robert Croft ct ux. TO Bank of British
Columbia. lots TO u. block 3. PIoura Sec
ond add. lots Q 10 II. block I. Marcos add.
lot ]. block 2. Baltimore add, lots Is to -.
block :. lots Il 70 Is. block 6. Salmon Bay
Second add. via lot Il. V. Hugo Smiths
acre tracts. lots Is and &c, block T. Queen
Anne Second add. lots 6 and 7. block Z.
Boston Heights add. lot :. block :, Laws
Second add, lots and 4, block A, Craw-
ford's add. acres In Sc corner sec 6. to
Q, r4
Robert Croft ct W. to Bank OF British
Columbia, lots !. and 10. block q. Dear
horn's Second add. beinx part blocks e.
ana Is. Seattle tide lands. October g. 1885.
g.
state 10 John Leary. part lots 1 ana :.
block fs. Seattle tide lands. May as. sss g.
John Leary e. TX TO E. E Ainswor,b
and A. @. Dunn. par, lots and /, bloek
iTs. Seattle tide lands. May -. $50.
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Tne branch photographic office, custom
house. Port Townsend. VIII furnish on n
plioaton. free OF charge. full fnforma.Io
resardins the following notices to mar
.rers:
Africa; wess cos.,: shsrsro river. chan
Australia. south coast. Corner fn.se.
Ms.shpoo,s change IA color OF light.
Aastro- Hungary Cuff OF Quarnero Port
ArSe. new harbor Hight.
Aastro-H Hungary. Port Blso. alteration
n harbcr light
California Humboid, bay. extensive
changes.
California. San Francisco bay. suoys
marking sunken wreck or Po,rero point.
California. San Luis obispo harbor.
connectscu;. Bridgeport hareor. credx.a
channel
depth.
F7orisa, Tampa hay entrance. Ex,nou.
Key lght. intended change from fourth
France. west coast. chsnai "a -Four. d.
rectioas for passing west Of the vinotiers
France, wen, coast. Loire river En-
trance, La VILE IS Martin Light. intersse1
alteration n character
Georgia Brunswick river ard Je~<yi
erssk. Increased depths
Gulf Of B0thzia. Sweden. erection Of
terr'z.oraI.y surveying heacous.
Gulf OF St Lawrence Nor cumberland
strait. sheisac hartor. alterations in
range Lights
Hawaiian isianis. Oahu. Honolulu bar
bor eatgzace. change in character Of a
buoy.
Italy. Ta-a-to hzrbor- Tsran1oia shoai
beacon destroyed. Temporary buoy, Mar
Pscoo.o frorf range beacon moved
Japan. GaE of Tokyo. Yokohama bar
hor. North breakvater. permanent Axhs
exhshste8
ttols
NainA. Cxrrsea hsrtor, exteuxswe
changeA
Maine. ksE-eh>c r1vsr. extensive
charges
Nzry4uz,. Partners s1-tor. credxs.
channel
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Londcn. Nay es-Snrer. d s-ied: Con-
eois. usis- Bullion into Bank Of England,
n,aa
New York. Nay S.-The Evening Posts
London cablexram says: The stock
markets today were active ard buoyant
throughout, home rails and Argentine
national and provincial issues leading the
advance. The rise in English rails -
perhaps oyerdone. but In Argen,lnes a
prolonged speculation IL locked for, as a
result Of the expected scheme of the uni
fication OF the entire debt West Austria
Ian mines are rising steadily. kafsirs we're
better. Americans improved on the idea
that when other markets bod over Amer
leans viii get a squirt.
Small amounts Of bar gold are going
Into the Bank OF England but continent
tai demands have probably not yet
ceased. Money IL dearer here. The fort
nightly settlement has been satisfactorily
concluded with no failure
The Paris bourss was firnsr. the effects
OF the anticipated rente tax being some
what discounted Tho Berlin mar ket
was quiet and steady.
BroadstunA and 0rains.
Liverpool. May 2-whsat-Spot quiet:
demand poor. No. 2 red winter. So Sid:
No. hard Manitoba. Is I'd: No. Califor-
MIA. S. "a. Futures closed steady: May.
IS Nd: June. IS Nd: July and August. Is
Id: September. IS I'D.
Corn-Spot firm; American mixed new,
p lid Futures closed firm: May. - I'D.
June. d l1izd; July. IS Nd; August. - Id:
September. - iz.d: October. IS SD
Fiour-Duli: demand poor: St Louis
fancy winter. Is.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast n iss.
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PULLMAN sLEEPiNo Cara,
ELEGANr DINING CARS.
TOuEi:r sLEEflN0 CANS
-. Pssi. Minneapolis. DulusA
Fargo. Grsad Forks. Cresksssa.
"ianipss. Helena And Bate
Chicago. PhiIadelphiA.wash iagssa. New
YORK. Bestsa. ssA all psiass
East and south
The Only Line Running Two Over.
iand Trains Daily From Seattle.
TIME SCHEDULE.
In Effect April II. iss4
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For 81 Paul and EAst. $50 q =. end
.for oismpIi ana Grsy's Hssbor. 10
:For South Bend. 80 ~.
For Tacoma. <.ao. SO tad q -: 10
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From st. Pau and East. So q n. ana
From Portland, ssis =. !. m ana nieAA
;;fs:% / S .ss,,l Ben. "a n s:s 81
$50. go and - ,. q.
sDaiiy excep, sunday. An Others lniiy.
This card subject to change without
notice
Through tickets TO japan and China via
Northern Pacific Steamship Company. A
American line.
For rates. routes and other information
call on or address
Y. A. NADEAr,
General Agent. Seattle.
City Ticket Once, corner Yeslsr pay
and Front street.
Depot Ticket once. corner Western
avenue and Columbia street.
A. II. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
No. IS Morrison street. corner Third.
Portland Or.
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Eeroas sHznkea wreck spufAwsesvare frorn
Sress Rsp rxat vessel
-S<E Sfzrss<z11re. portsmouth, harece q.
Eroaras i-stzle Asrasr eztrxSce. agass ssn
ssrrss P1dn= aSa Frssss 2ntas h-v&krasrrs
Ser fcrk New yo~k bay essranre, VS.
tnslsgy cg Ranser SApel isxAt
49, ferk 90 Aorsaak paint. r~cec.
Sew z@aiare. Soz:A island Ssss1u na--
Of. new light ard tidal ssrrAs<
sovA ScSka Eay c< Fssn1y. Rrser NJ
W. Fog signAi -s-eeeaAg<hrss
1sss wSss cc2Ss. SSie.1 RIVER 60
trszsscs es1cy e<-sNtskess
NISsaA Elizal-eta RIVER. Norfolk ~
pryacA. Lsrs-ers posr. yfssst ssuov sssoxes
anis- Great &schspongs inlet. Hcx
fs.a11 hsht REPAIRED
- aaasssn. esreyNx hArhor. CAenal.s
RIVER. dspsh - Aonfssase
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Get on to tn. Northern Pacific Flyer.

Tha change OF TINS VIA the Northerr
p.rtse enables passengers 10 leave s.a..
-. sag,y A, $40 o. IN. reaching 81, Pa,
- Minneapolis in stxty-slx hours ans
Gh,csro IN seventy-nine hours. lincoln
Gsn a, 1875 noon Of the third day. ona.
:. :, aos, st Joseph at $50. Atchisop a,
ia Ieayenworth at rs and Kansas civ
...fs o IN. ST LOUIS st tbs a. m.
w., can see from this that the North
pacific ia faster than any other Ina
~ points. and. IL you viii eonnarA
s.ssui.s. ycu viii see the Northern pa
s,s. h-a,s ali other lines into r.fncoin
.a,.v-thrse hours. 81. Joseph thirtY-on.
80. A,chison thirty-one hours. I~av-
-r-.h thsrty-two hours and Ysnsa,
60 ,h,rty hours. where immediate cor.
s.-.,oy,s arc made In union depots for All
es.s.x .o,,tr and southeast.
49,, forge. thst the Northern psr,sc
a. ~. orlv lire running two srsins dauv
- a.. gas. the only line making cIo..
- - rsr.Ior. with only one change Of ears
- IN southeastern points. the only fine
;, .hs Yellowstone National Park, ana the
PuIIrn.u and dining car route from Seat
lie.
Ear reservations. etc. can on or write
+ A. Sadsaa General Agent. corner FRS,
avenue aad Yes'sr way. Seattle. Wash.
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Certainly We Do.

Tho great weekly review Of ths transpor.
tati0n interests Of Great Britain noste,igr
. recent American publication, entitled
Comforts IN Travel" which gives ore
o comprehensive stea OF how they travci
IN America. gives the following rare
tribute 10 the magnificent service Of Amsrt-
can railways.
Certainly they Guido Us in eonsors
ard luxury. a5d the accounts OF the Sleep
In. and dining cars must ersasa eryy in
the breasts OF those who know what Il
is 70 travel all night seated upright in
. toitng railway carriage. Indeed, tho
trains on the Northwestern Line are IKE
colossal hotels On wheels, and the conn
forts Of the passengers - thing aasured.s
r. W. Parker. Puget Sound Agent, sect,
lie
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MARINE NEWS.

San francisco. May @.-Arrived-will-
annette. Seattle; schooner Laura May. Coal
HARDER. Departed-Umatilia. Victoria and
Port Townsend.
Freights-YaranA, 1.su tons. now At
Portland, wheat thence to Cork. SIS: Co.
lumbia, las tons. coal from Departure
Bay for this port: Woolhara. So tons. lum-
Der from Puget Sound for Sydney. ships
account.
Port Gamble. May N.-Special.-S
Schooner Lizzie Vance. Capt. HardwIck,
for San Francisco: schooner Lucy, Capt
Peterson, for San francisco.
Hoqulam, May 2.-Spec.al-SaIied-
Schooner Dora Bluhm. from Aberdeen for
San Francisco.
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ssrtay. b W1s&sAy vssA ~ sshss c.
reata.
frovfsssns opened ern. - moasrsfs r.
eef2ss ana Aruness q hogs Later n the
cay they made material decisaes o. lASS
q support. the market being chiefly local
ana closed steady AZ yesterdays aeures.
Csosiax Qaoeaskcaa-
Wheas-Azy. s7s<c. ysne. grka
Ccrn-Hay. &c; June, y1Se
oats-Msv. TT asked. June. Y-sSc ~
Perk-Asy. Ss-ss.Iune. Aszl
IArc-&ay. Aiss June, ALA
Rihs-May. EN-; June. CsE
Fszxseed-Sac
Ttmothy-0A
Bsrsey--914c
Rye-1c
Live sfock.
Catte-Recetpis s.sn Market steady
At yesterdays advance. Reeses & 800
10. cows and heifers. NNSs; stocksrs
and feeders, s. &S7s n
Hogs-Recespts x "a. Market active
and prices generally SC higher: isxhsx
IS: heavy. & SGNu. rough. s. SEQ
saeea-Recespss s.eea Market steady
to arm At about unchanged prices from
yesterday.
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Roarf OF Trade

Chicago. Nay &-whsa. VA. orrt..
within &C rarge. closing AZ the r5,.cra
figures q the day and &c lower than yes
ter1ay. The market oper~s firm a, re-
ports - buying hy foreigners a. Sew
YORK but weakened On the Disappointing
cables. tie fine weather. heavy North
western receipts. Lack OF support and the
coming holiday .orro-ro<.
Corn was locally sctfve within -
range. e,oSszs Gt ire bottcrn, &c lower
thSn YESTERDAY The weakness Of the
market VAS dn@ 20 sAs rne crop weather
and sympathy rfsh wheat.
oats h.1 a FAIR trade within Ic ranxa
s-o.aaS u tas bottom. Nc lower thaa yss-
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Hn..ne-. Faflnre..

Rockford. H.. May 1.-Assignee Irving
French has fled . schedule Of the Rock
ford Watch Company for record in tho
county court The sssets are s1s5s 90.
There r. real estate mortgage On The
factory 20 s@csre the bonds Of the COM
yany 10 the amount Of $4,000. oasy two
thirds Of which has been tzzas6- There
are watches In process OF rnsnusacturs
amounting 10 ~. 80, and anlShsd vstehsa
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Boston, May e.-The Boston Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow of the wool
market: More wooisn mills have stopped
this week. and the assignment OF the Glen
more worsted mills, with considerable In
dehtedness In Boston. has not improved
matters. A line OF 10000 pounds OF South
American crossbrsd woods was shipped
back to Antwerp. There have been no
other notable transactions.
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10 sAe amcuns Of sNNe. The reaa estate
amounts to sso.lN and the machinery 70
N.slS
Manchester, ~. H.. May 9-TAe Bank
Of New England has sssreaded eusiness
for the time being. By . vote Of tts d.ree-
tors ard vita the consent OF Tire hank CON-
n.ssscre-s Of the state. Creditors ara be-
Ing paid with an iaea OF clearing up tbs
deposits. TIA hank had not recovered
from rs losses IN iN1
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II voa are going Ess; remember the
Northern Pacific runs two overland ves-
tfbzIed trains daily. and travelling In them
b~conez a luxury Leave Seattle 81 so
. "a. and $50 ,. III No troukis 10 give yos
fan uarsiezssrs II ycu call al Northern
Pacific Office. corne- First avenue and Yes
Ier way. Seattle.
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Brcafiefuffr and Grnfns,

San Francisco. May 2.-Flour-FAmily
extras. c.sdstS: bakers extras. sa.So
ass; saperfine. 6. ssa3 per barrel.
Wheas-Sprinx wheat. {1.ez4GIo3H per
Genital for No. and SL05 for choice. mill
ing. u,legi.I1ti.
Bariey--Feed. fair to good. fkeen4e:
choice. 75s.c; brewing. 11i46saAc.
oAts-Mnl.ng. s2isGs7sic per Genital: Sur
prise. s2isc4aSl; fancy feed. s7,s19oc: good
to choice. Settf7S7s4c. poor TO fair, -s9Soos
gray. -siSelsso per GENITAL.
Receipts-Fiour. quarter SACKS. e.n65:
wheat. centals. i.s5e: barley. centals. e0os:
oats. Oregon. centals SO: beans. sacks,
Las: potatoes. sacks. e.0ls: onions, sacks.
Isl: bran. sacks. ST.: hay, tons, ss7;
straw. tons. 10: mustard. sacks, f.6<s, wool.
bales 70: raisins. boxes. 100: hides. num-
Der. sae; quicksilver. TASKS. 100. wine. gal
Ions. 81. 500.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
MiddlinEs. si.9ls: bran. GssalisNl
Hsy-whsat. sSz1ii. 30: whsa, and css
sS1io: Dat. Ea61e; alfalfa. s.Gs 50: bar
ley. SGsse: GLOVER. se7f.so. compressed
wheat. <.a1a.so. DO, ssssgs. stock. ss9,;
straw. Sa5eo per bale
Potatoes - Oregon Burbanks. Susoc
Early Rose. sS<s75s; new potatoes. Seq
81: Humboldt Bsrbsnks, seQsoc: Pefaiurna
ard Tomaies. sd7sc.
yegetables--New onions. Sesoc: Los An
geles tomatoes. tas52so; striag beans. "a
Sc: green peas. S0SS7Sc. garlic. fG5c: green
peppers. nGssc: dried peppers. .Iiec: as
rarsgus. .sc0si. extra do. gDse.
dried okra. rsasc: rhnbarh. en9-cc: extra
do. 7scGsf: cucumhers. eecGsl Per dozen:
summer squash. s-E3iD
Fruit - Lonxworth strawberries. ssfss
per chest; large berries, ssGs: gooseber-
rses. .nGssc: black cherries. eOssrc, whlts
cherries. ssfTSe: currsnts. sefsso: Meg
lean lines. tsfSSse; California lemons.
common. si5i 81: do good 20 chose.
s. SO. g. co fancy Hs59s: Cali
fornis oranges, seedlings. G.@fTs: navels
g sf7s: extra 40. s3So<f4: Metfterrare an
oranges. SiTs52sa; Hawaiian banana.
-sse Hawaiian pineapples. ss.5os6: ap-i-
cots. secgsi.
Bat,er-FAncy creamery. HGIr1-: sec
onis. lsTsnsc: sssfy dairy. iSsss;sc; do
seconds. fe3,z4e.
Cheese--FanCy mild. new. &c: fair "a
good. ef9sieo; Young America. sSsc: East
SxSs- store. uai,c: ranch. rso;.c.
Eastern. 1i9l2cI Oregon. rIGzsc. dack.
1875.
Pouitry-r4ve turkey robhlers, r,1,.e
Per n: 40 hers. iiIl3c per 70: rooste-s.
eIt. ssssass: do young. s. ssss: h-ofls-s
hens. 81 sssa -: eacks cid. S. sss?s: ducks
young. stssz. geese. per pair Sssf r
rsrsona cid. si-SGisa; Go young. n-2sS
/ %.
Closing ouossrfonS.
whsae-sts.ty: December. s~xc.
Rsriey-,stsafy: December, 7isc: May.
IT,.
Corr-EAe.
Brsn-g4s1.
Wool
wooi-san JesaEin and Southern eo.z..
ro1r. SIX months. &5Srs do good. SIX
mouths 49, San joaquin soothiIl, good
20 choice. slesf7xc: san Joaquin. year.
fleece. tsfSise. Nevada. heavy, sJse: do
csotee. sssfs-
Hops.
Eops-Soninal sslso-
Financial.
Silver hsrs 49,. So Drstts-SsSN. 49, -
Mex Col ...sSis5sS Telegraph Is
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The Daily Post-fnteEftgsnc>r ID now On
sale In Portland. Or. a. Rich Bros.'. zss
Morrison street, Portland Ho.ei news
s,4nd. ana Ssrthsesf News Company. -
First street.
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Grand Chief Arthur Turned Down.
Ottawa May @.--At the convenssoa Of
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
W. (. Fitch. OF Brunswick. Ca. was
elected president: Lewis xiesenfus. of
Clinton. Iowa. vice president. and w. b
Prenio-. OF Ottawa. observation-disclosures.
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a~<1e and rewnssnd- NeaA Hny rousa.
aSSer Garland leaves Yesler dork Nor
-. wednesdays and Fridays a. !
&rsssss. Port Angelica. Port Crssceuc
6s5fssbprG. Fyzh.. ClaIizm Bay ana Nsah
~. returning. arrives ~ Seattle ! %
- epposits days Steamer Evangei
Ssss Yss:sr coek Ger rxs Anxsls, .nd
81 In ,. m: arrives Seattle alter.
~ Iayu I'D D. m
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petnessa Rates to ~. Louis via North.
err, paf.fffr

Fa- thA uatsoaai Republican convention.
,T~rasts On sale June 10 and II. Round trip
ate. 81 80. Far an particulars cal on or
address l. A. NadsaI. general agent Sorth-
srn Pacific railroad. corner Yesisr way
40 FIRST avenue. Seattle.
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The scare On potatoes has had the eae-t
Of bringing q number Of small lots into the
market which the farmers have had over
from seeding or have been holding for
other reasons. The receipt OF these tail
ings has lowered the price OF spods from
- per ten to si1gl5. The market VIII
probably regain its former lsvei when thu
small quantities now on hand are dis
posed OF.
OLD hens are plentiful and are drug on
the market. People want spring chickens
now. but they do not seem to sell well. Is
those coming in are too small
The market on eggs Is very dull They
A. jobbing at 10 cents per dozen In large
lots and ioia cents In small lots.
bananas are almost cleaned out os the
market. A car in expected Sunday.
Hothouss prodaets. cucumbers ana -
matoes are not coming In equal to the de-
mand.
Peas and beans are coming in slowly.
The demand 10 good. Local dealers COM
plain that the goods coming up ON the
steamer are sometimes spoiled In transit
and viii not sell on their arrival The
last steamer brought Up some heated stock
which had TO be sold at less than cost
Local Strawberries will be on the market
next week. They will be very high AZ
the start
A few fancy cherries came IN ~ En-
press this morning and sold at t1-ee ser
box.
Haiibut IN lower in price because the
Eastern market Is apparently demorallxed.
According TO a private telegram. salmon
is selling In New York at 100 per pound.
Salmon are coming In pIentsfuily on the
New York market from Nova Scotia and
other Atlantic coast points. the competi-
ton forcing the market down. Mountain
trout are coming In very slowly.
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I'm alaska STEAMSHIP. CO..
6rEAaER WILLAPA.
Capt Geofke Ho befth.

Sengng Seattle for Alaska June =. IA.
- every thirteen days thereafter.
1or freight and passsnE.r rates apply
echwabscher dock. Tel. Pfke Is.
CHARLES Z. PEABODY. General Man
~. SEATTLE.
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Nev rerk. May s--s7sccsat'vs scco
..a.s u-esrwert uscre change sasey. and
. c~csc~ily Improved tone prevailed ias
vsthAraw1.s OF gcss fer export to1scow
sel saS-s % eIY>ctxssors. aracS1tsnE 70
czsy 81 So eg uh4eh brings tie axxrssA.e
experts fer TIC week TO fs.ss.1e2. Io1As :
errzx~-snrs we're offset ~ \ deposit OF
8. s1 - sr xsic hy cry bark = exchange
for greens4rxs. 2re by the payment OF
sssa.58 ~ . depository bark un1sr ne
treasury call TIE action Of The treasury
department. In r~6rcan< sse premium On
Assay ot,ee gold o4-S - \ Per cent existed
co1sl1srahse Comment. and some believed
that had TIE re1uc1icn been larger tns
shipments Eous1 have been increased fns
gsnesa market developed strength A. the
Outset. uzEer the influence CT higher Loa-
doz prsces ard rsc:erate purchases Scr
foreign account The advancing tendency
was stimulated later By covering pIr-
ehases. especially Ia the lrse-nafiosais-
Foreign snd local operators appeared 10
mere fully appreciate the great import
ance % the decision sustaining the legality
of the Joint TrAfse Association Sugar
was conspicuous for strength and activity.
gaining IL. 10 LIZA In the Anal dealings
the stocks rallied IL and per cent re-
epectively. The improvements In the lead
tag railway stocks averaged about . point
with the closing ~ the best Of the day.
TIE aggregate o. business vas. however.
light Afehison bonds rose ssnArtly In the
closing trading. and Oregon Improvement
frsts Jumped per cent on the terms EN-
bodied In the Reorganization plan. which
was made public today The consols &,
however. 6essiopec heavfness and lost "a
per cent on the same news Otner bonds
mate noteworthy edvanc<a- The sales
were G.07s.on.
salcs Of Si7s.oc
Weekly Bank Statement.
TIE weekly statement q the associated
hanks shows:
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

0TEANEK HO4ALIE
nrnon dock leaves for vsetofla ana
~ foWnaend daily. except Saturday. a
4 n, returning leaves Victoria al
a. Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
fnVasend and way points daily. except
ksSlay. II A. M. Sunday. direct. a. )
4 n: returning. direct. leaves Port
kGrpead al ,. m. Phone. Pike ~
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Exports and Imports.
Exports Of specie from the port Of New
York for the week amounted TO A.Sls. 80
In geld ami sl-i57.f1 In silver. The I'm
ports for the week are: Gold 81. sSs. sill
yer Sao.f5e. drygcods G.Ls.oi1 general
merchandise s. 1855.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy at III per cent; last
loan IA: closed IL per cent: prime mer-
camille payer. 4G6is per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady. with actual business In
bankers bills at 81 So. G4ssA for demand
and sAs7ixd4Sx for sixty days: posted
rates. As34s and t&ss,su4so: CONNER
ciai bills. A-ssx.
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Ftu5n rtai.

2 < Game. saasans Eastszs.l Ars.-<-
Ten sosk
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PonrLAND WHEAT MARKET.


Portland, May s9-Wheat-wallA Walla.
si6sec; valley. 54955c per bushel.
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noN~EY q STEWART. rndertAk~rA
ID rarfers. corner Of Third ssS cstsm-
sIa streets. Seattle. WAshfaxtsa fsis
phSss No. A.