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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-04
NORTH PACIFIC PILOT CHART.

Features OF tho Is~ue for May-Track
of the schooner Aida.
The May North Pacific Pilot chart tus.
issued shows the direction and forrs Of
TIE prevailing winds for the month q.
May. the direction OF TIE ocean currents
sailing and great circls routes. the tracks
OF storms that have occurred In the month
OF May in arsyious years, the location OF
nshinS banks. and the positions Of nost-
ans dangers 10 navigation, when last re-
ported.
Other Information az interest 70 nayi-
gators Is Printed on the margin OF thu
chart. For Instance: "Forecas, of wind
and weather IN The North Pacsfc ocean eer
the month OF May Charts published.
cancelled and extensively corrected frorr,
March Z 70 April % 1896" "A suh-chars
showing the mean atmospheric conditions
a. Greenwich mean noon for the month
OF May. Any large variation shows some
disturbance and may Indicate coming
gale Equator crossings for sailing
vessels in the Atlantic ocean for the
months q July. August and September"
feature OF special interest In this is-
sue or the chart Is Il sub-chart showing
the track Of the American schooner Aida
Capt A. Anderson, who recently made thu
passage from Shanghai 20 Port Townsend.
IN the remarkable time OF swenty-seyea
days from port 20 port From the rneri-
dian 10 degrees east 70 80 degrees west
was made In tweuty-ore days. The me-
neurological report ~ the voyage Is given.
also. an extract Of the report Of tha
Gaelic for a portion % the voyage when
her track approached that OF the Aida.
The passage Of the Aida Is an excellent
example Of what may be accomplished
by a well-found sailing vessel under me
neurological conditions. which though Ia
vorable are by no means exceptional
II also IS an example to the merchant
service OF the dement's o: the meteoroioTi-
cal observations taken FOR the United
States hydrographle Office.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York May .-Busfness on the stock
exchange to-day was az a neager proper
ton. even for a half holiday. and the
fluctuations IN prices. except In few %
the fnsustriais. were trivial Sugar was
IN fair request. and rose l.. points. The
movement in the Granger and other rfil-
way shares Was feeble.
The statement OF averages OF the as33-
c;atei banks showed general Increase IN
the Items. ard the gaia % g y. 800 tn the
reserve exerted perhaps an unduly favor
ahle influence. To SPEAK hy the card, a
more active money market would reject
a more encouraging Influence on general
business The EXHIBIT, however, served
10 stimulate s. Purcha s5nx movement IN
the late dealings. The market closed firm.
AZ slight general gains The volume OF
business Cor the week was exceptionally
dun. being partly Influenced by the lack
O. orders from EuTDp- OF one day and by
uncertainty regarding TIE crop conditions
and the revival cf Eaii exports. Politics
was rnssoh less Of a facxor. but Il Ls an
np~a secret IN fna1c a. circles that the
ssws % the a3tos4r aEaent ~ congress
woald be hailed with pronounced sstizfsc-
ron An important feature bearing upon
-. cou-srcsal Situation has been The
Improvement n collections
Ac1a-o s1E "a bankers a. are in close
tpEsca Ttia ne general business situation
sales g merchandise are slow aud y Is
rS7o-t 81 ThAt tae general -a-rs % r-sces
FOR all commodities 5 nearly : rer ce..
lower than on Ap7fi : the loves. ever
k1z5E1- TIE noteworthy fevelos--erts
eea-fES u1an re financial a-s -aH-oaa o1t-
se5k are lcwer rr-ces foT wheat ard cc--
ks4l-osG carEtnSs have been IN the main
e1on1-ari1x. IT, we~k oe4uea WITH
preparations FER a vs<o~oaS ball csruafxn.
E'sarei-r dealer. made i7n@rAi purchases
., ire standard -al-oa1 shares ana also
C ecnas- The local operators alsn A.
Pezr@t - ~ dsspsos@4 - take the Ra-r
side- 4 change n Sr@cuiar i've sentiment
ssc7 s~ses-ue T7arSse- ard sra8i-< beam =
trrrxlilsr WITHIN Narrow compass Sugar
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Information for Mariners.

TIE h-z.cA Autographs ofscs. custom
house, Port TswEssrd- VII furnish on
spuRea sior. free q charge fun tnforass~
ton regarding The following notices %
raar4zerz:
Argentlrz rtc de il Plata sUake1
wreck eastward OF Iseso Foln- nghe ves-
sci.
California. Huusbolat bay. AItsrsfion in
eesor q buoy at lower cad OF 2bdfis
GroEns-
Cssaz SEA. ro-ncrsa island. Ss1o Say.
suaxsn rock reported eastward
En-sana. soass coast. caution 20 vessels
r.ssssnx coEez sarD1--
Fs-rza-se. ~@Ss coast. Bristol chances,
rrezksna lxht ssS@si. alteration Ia po-
sltyaa
r-sasrd wes. ~oase. Cardigan bar.
AhuraoYsy, la..a.s. As,1-seoa - fog So
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Wool.
San Francisco. May 2-wocl - Spring.
San Joaquin and Southern coast, poor,
six months, 4a5c; San Joaquin and South
ern coast. good six months, 5asc; San
Joaquin. foothill. good to choice. sgse:
San joaquin. years fleece. f4Gsi4c; Ne
yada heavy. Sg7c: Nevada choice, s4sc-
Hops
Hops-Ncminal at 2G4c per ID.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Mlddlings, ST. 80; bran. $l51i5 %.
Hay-whea,. sail. 50; whaa. and cat.
s. 5oGslo 50: cat. 81 .so4io; alfalfa, ssqs: bar
ley. .5ll9; clover se4l; compressed. S.s9
1870: stock. s6q7.5o; straw. 3S35ec per
bundle.
Potatoes-Salsnas ,surbanks. fofs5c; Or
egon. 5ad70c: Early Rose, eoI75c; new
potatoes. 10000; river Burbanks. 35G5oc.
Vegetables-oniels. .i.75a2 q; Los Ar
geles tomatoes, a-e5Q1. 80; string beans, SC;
green peas. 1l.I2e; garlic, il=9Ish.c. green
peppers. lsc: dried peppers. loJi5c: as
paragus. 81 .2sI2 %: asparagus choire, 3 70
&c: rhubarb, 3SG6Sc: cucumbers. 6ocsfs1.
Fruits-No- l apples. sl.5od3: Long
worth strawberries. $500; common straw
berries. sSGs; Mexican lines. ss.S0Gs:
California lemons. sscdsl =: do choice. ST. 30
az: DO fancy. :. 2542 .. California ssec-
ling oranges. sDce ]. %; navels. 81 75G72. IS:
90 fancy. ba.t1H1ss
Blueaeids bananas. S292.59: pinsappies. 81
as: Persian dates. SGi5-5o. black cherries
81 5Gl. %: white cherries, f0965c: red cher
ries. 6eclH.
Butter-Fancy creamery. lie; seconds. u
Qisnc: fancy dairy. 12izegl5c; seconds. I2c.
Cheese-Fancy mild, new. Sc. fair to
good. eikG7isc: Young America, 9QI0c.
Eastern. 12Giic.
EgEs-Store. 1sG12isc: ranch. l3gi4c;
Eastern, 1efi3c; duck eggs. Is1l5c.
Poultry-Gobblers. 1sS7i7c per ii: turkey
hens l5aisc: BOOSTERS. sss4 80: young roost-
ers, 81 5fl9; small hroilers. s.. 5Asi!: large
broIlers, s5506is; hens. g. 5oi4 50. old ducks.
s4.5: young ducks. $s455o; geese, s.. 2s0i.75:
ola pigeons. ,l.5c<sL -: young pigeons, 81 20
gI75.
Game-Gray geese, s. 50: hare. 81: cotton
tail rabbits. 81 Is: bush rabbits. 81.
Financial.
Silver Bars ..... 6sik Drafts. Sight ....5
Mex. Dolls. .-5iaSiiz Telegraph =. 10
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Total Sales.

Total Sales.
The fetal eaies Of stocks today were 81
Isl shares. including: American Tobacco.
S.soo. American Sugar. l,fo.
Fiour.
Fiour-Rsce'pts 1889. exports Il. 700 bar
rels Weaker and lower TO sell. rarticu-
larry on spr.ng patents. winter patents.
Sc sef1 IS. do straits - 50G2ss; Minneapo-
liz patents. S6G4: Minnesota bakers. s. 70
gals. spring low grades. a-s512-Sa-
Wheat.
wheat-Rsceipts 1Iircc. exports lsIos.
SPOT weaker: No. = red. 7Vz+c: No. hard.
70isc- Options were weak aH the morning.
owing TO pressure OF Liquidation. lower ca
HES. small weekly exports and favorable
crop news: the close was heavy At ssss.c
net decline: May sS7s nsg7sc. ciased Ss7xc;
September. esi4 fseisc. closed sac.
Hops.
Hs5s-Quist: 1895 crop. zi4aFsc: 1895 crop.
ss7sc: Pacific coast, 1894 crop. Z14s4c; IssS
crop. s9,c-
wool-oui.;: domestic fleece. isG2c:
pulled. isg72sc.
Petroleum.
Pesroieam-Dnii: United. cl'set Us
Metals.
Pig sror-S,ealiy: soGthera, sl1.s& =;
Northern. I'll assis ~
Cspper-stssdy: brokers', yla7a-
T1n-PIates steady
Coffee.
Co~ee-optiors opened ss@aty bat quiet;
closed steady. ~ a net advance G. S1S
points. sales 4 80 bags. including S=ptsr0-
her 81 - Spot eoTee--F3so -gsef and noul-
.nal. Use. aalla quiet: Coraova, iss4c-
sugar.
suga--Rar quiet bHt firm. fasr refining.
80. centrifugal. g test, sse, ref52e1 quiet;
standard A. I-1Sc. c4t iosf. i-lsc;
crashed. Y-fEc: EranalAte1, S-fSc.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Hard Of Trade.

C-AgraEs. Nav 1-Thsre vas r5e. e-sse
al fairly active market N wheat vzfi7ss
having &c range. There vas rather more
OUTSIDE trading chseay Oh Eastern 49,
eus.rs. ard the feeling developed. Ike that
os yesterday. was weak ard stu io~er
p-1se. we're established. JAY selling % TO
ste ard September 70 S-zsc- Tasre = As
further liquidation The Ssws 81 hard
vas orns@.szed Searzsh. and tae rSarsss
svSs arsgy xIGI salF tAe EJECT % the May
&c tsa1- Gases Axac-s 10 bear LII.
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ras relatively less active. bat covered q
vide range ana LEFT OF n lexS. q. a ree
gain az - per cent The market closed
n--i IL tore for TIE week bat with Q ger
eral shss3fns q prices a. the aet result, Of
the dealings. The srrrerate sales were
7zs.ss shares Railway lords we're IL
regular err firm n tone as a rui- TIE
sales were So. 90 The movement for the
week was toward a lower level. but in
most instances the losses were urinncc~-
tsn-- In the active Issue Improvement IN
prices occurred The sales were s.. rs go.
Government esusts were slightly easier.
Tie sales were $SsI. 81
Exports and Imports.
The exports OF specie for the week
amounted TO si.scs.sse In gold and ST.. g,
IN silver. The imports were: God So -
silver s.ssl, dry goods g.sS ia. xe,erai
merchandise s-.e41ssa.
Weekly Bank Statement.
The weekly statement Of the associated
banks shows:
Increase
reserve .-.-...... .......--....--.-. 50
EoaAs .-------. 5000. ..--..--.--.-. A4ShSp
Sf~cze -----.-- $685.. .-....-...--.-. 2t.so
LeSaA tenders .-.-..-.. .-.-..-..--. Sses, 100
Iepos-ts ---.--------.-- .----.-----. i.Ssl so
SLealauoa --.....--..........--.- Aso
tie requirements
The Ffnancser says this week: The
statement OF the associated banks
OF New York for the week
ending May shows expansion
The statement Is q good one. viewed from
one standpoint but IL indicates that
money rates cannot be maintained AZ any
thing like the record made SO FAR this
year. unless a sudden check Is put On the
movement Of currency % this point This.
or course. Is not 10 be expected. as the
outlook fayors a continued heavy eccumu-
iation Of funds AZ New York The with
orawai OF over g. 90. 90 from the 6eposi-
tory banks by the treasury IS not expected
to have much influence in strengthening
rates The shipment OF 81 d. 40 OF spec.s
On Saturday. in view OF the decline in
rates. was very moderate, and the con-
finued inflow Of currency at present may
cause heavier shipments unless the new
features not considered probable now are
met with The expansion OF loans. which
began several weeks ago, still continues
and as rates decline the volume becomes
larger. The increase for tho past week
brings the total to s47o.as3 800, an expan-
sion o. almost s-s.eco.coo. the low point
reached February last. when the banks
curtailet business as far as possible. in
preparing for the bond ioan The effect
Of the inflow OF currency Ia seen in the
gain OF 81. is. 800 made by the banks during
the week. despite the fact that s. 90. 600
was PAD INTO the treasury and as much
more Withdrawn by gold exporters. The
only Interpretation to be put on the state
meut is that unless influenced by outside
conditions. the ruling rates for funds can
lot advance.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy at - per cent: last
loan IA Per cent: closed "a per cent. /:
prime mercantile paper. 4l9USia per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at 81. &%ai. ss
for demand. and As7z.dtS for sixty
days. commercial bills, si.s1. Bar silver.
sc.
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TRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IRIS. GARLAND AND EvANGEIA

SEATTLE and Townsend-Neah Bay Route
rfsamsr Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon
fsys. Wednesdays and Fridays at :
4 n. for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
0etfysburg. Pysht. Ciaiiam Bay and Neah
fay; returning. arrives at Seattle Esd ..
n On opposite days Steamer Evangei
Saves yesier dock for Port Angeles and
Trtcris, Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
days At SD .. m: arrives Seattle alter
No DAYS y. m.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
srrAMER GEORGE II. STARR

oTEAMER GEORGE f. STARR
Leaves Tacoma. IL noon: Seattle. Yesier
Vharf D. m, Mondays and Thursdays
~ Port Townsend. Anacortes. FAirhAven.
New Whatcom, Blaine and Friday Harbor.
A Vancouver. arriving Vancouver y. m.
following day.
rare 10 Blaine, s.: fare to Vancouver ~
for further Information apply to Yesler
wharf
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THE BARK SHIRLEY

VIII leave Gaines dock. at Seattle. for
Cook inlet about May Is.
For freight and passenger rates apply At
Office Of
f. +. CAME. Agent
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III on THE ~FLYn-

aEATTLE TO TACOMA.
- coqnd trips daily. except Sunday.
~ hour and twenty-five msnutea
The STEAMER "FLYEk
ete;xc EFFECT TUESDAY. NAT 4
TIME CARD.
magic fare. Slc; round TIP. "a
Lave ssssiis-sAS. n-is q M - "a
es1svs rsccns-sso q M: !. ~. p n.
SUNDAYS.
fesys ees,tle-1 = m; y n p ~
.s,rr Al Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
"A Commercial dock foot Of Ma
~ strset. seA,tle s.
.edays. steamers Flyer ana SAteo Of
S.sbirefon. fare DC.
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ences presented we're the better weather
conditions n IN. Northwest. II being gen.
orally warm N TIA. section. Then casiss
came weak Liverpool showed . decline
o. sac on futures
There was ira s1sde tn cora early.
VIII less doing iztsr. trading for the DAY
varying but taSzAc
TIE cats market was weaker ana lower
early on stop less selling. which maae the
opening heavy an. sss7Ac oeAow yesser-
days close. Later buying Increased ard.
offerings being szatli prices advanced.
IN the speculative provision market pork
was heavy and lover. II WAS d1srren,
The support Of packers
: Closing Quotations.
Whest-May. ss-se; June. slAc.
Ccrn-Mass Ssse; July. sssc.
Oats-Msy. lac. June. Is,sc.
Po-k-May. s.. SEA-. July. NesiS-
Larsa-Azy. sAz71s. July. Hss7s.
RIns-May. Aasss: July. sAiIss3AA
Ry~Xc.
Bxriey-.-Gssc.
Fiaxseed-scz-c
Timothy-aA
Live Stock.
Late sales OF cattle have been largely q.
6 ssff4 =. the extreme range FOR common
10 prime heeves averaging 50 to is-s pounds
are selling remarkably well. and feeders
sell close TO the prices paid for choice
beeveS.
Sates Of hogs were largely around s.. IS.
the extreme range being ssE1 90. with
coarse heavy al the bottom and choice as
sorted lightveSghfs ST the top Prices are
sc lower than week ago, and are the
lowest. compared with the same time in
former years. since 1S1S.
Sheep-There has been a good demand.
ans. pr.ces have advanced iSsG25c. Fort Col
Inns Mexican isrnfrs are selling n IS: COM
mon 20 prime sheep sell AT ssSSl73so. and
common TO fancy LAMBS are IN demand at
E.@Qa
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
n a. MAIL.

STEAMER DELTA
Y>avee Harrington dock. foot Of WASH
;ne;on ST.. Monday. Wednesday and Fri
az a. Z o'clock a. m. for Kingston. Port
Gamble Seabeck. Brinnon, Holly. De-
Tsito. Liilleaup Falls. Hoodsport and
Urion City. Returns alternate dayA
ID. TROUTAAN. Master.
TSephore, Red Bal
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RosALIE.

Aaan~son dock. leaves for Victoria ana
Pcr townsend daily. except Saturday. af
n. Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
townsend and way points daily. except
Ssvsssnd At ,. m. Phone. Pike y.
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9HI ALASKA 0TEANsHIP CO.'R
gTEAMER WII<I4APA

fHaying Seattle for Alaska NAY n.
- and every thirteen days thereafter.
Ycf freight and passenger rates apply u
J. g. CARROLL, Ager,t-
ochwabacher dock. Tel, Pike =
Gas. e PEABODY. General Manages.
6eattls.
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0xArcox AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER BAY CITY

gTEAMER BAY CITY
s>avoo City dock. foot OF Main street
Mssday, Thursday and Saturday az . 3.
Il for Anacortes. Fairhayen and What
- Returning. leaves Whatccm Sunday.
vs6nesday and Friday at p. m. Fare q.
IIly, Bogardus & Co.. City dock. Agents.
W. II. ELLIS. Owner.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
rins Gard in Enec, June I. In

Tine Card In Effect June L lG1A
Seattle Everett and wha,com route
efate OF Washington leaves Seattle daily.
except Saturday. at 10 .. m.
Seattle and La Conner route-FRfrhAven
leavss Seattle daily. except Saturday. at
p, m.
Telephone. Main ~ Yesler Dock
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Financial.


London, May 2-Silver. 81 f-lsd. Con-
soils, III lis. Bullion into Bank OF England,
Eis5, 600.
BrcadstufYs and Grains.
Liverpool. May e.-Wheat-Spot dull: de-
mand poor: No. . red winter. IS sid: No.
> red spring. stocks exhausted. No. hard.
SIS ed: No. ! California. SIS Cd: futures
closed steady. with June I'D lower. other
months zxd lower: business about equally
distributed: May. IS 3lzd: June. IS Sad:
July. IS SD: August, SIS al.
Corn-Spot steady: American mixed.
new. Is I'D: futures closed weak. with near
positions ha1-i lower. and distant posi-
tons I'D lower: business about equally
divided: May. IS lad; June. Is I'd: July.
IS nd: August. IS lid: September. IS Id.
October. as ed.
Flour-Steady: demand poor.
Hops.
Ho2s-At London. Pacific coast. f1 ia
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tDauy. fDAEy except SUNDAY.
Short aaa direct line 10 al points IN
y,rtrlss t~niur.bia through ire principal
Humber districts % Western Wash.nsi9n-
General onsce. CONAN aleeA. Seattle.
F A. AI.IES. General FssigA; and
Passenger Agent
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Lost Vigor i 1ssssS SN al srrrs ss.s 8.
sAsss r@cuf4zr - En4a- &c. surely cured
b. tNDAFNA tho great lncos r~azszy.
Ngfh Nrsszpr zsxrGrsse 20 c4re. Ses5 ~
s.xvA-. 4 Aa-z.1s -. * -.
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KRusE AND MADISON LINE.
BARK FOREST QUEEN.

WI sail from San Francisco. April .. car
syirs freight at 81 per ton. conrectirg
q Seattle for all points
f r CAME. Agent.
Arlington Dock. Telephone Pike "a
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lab. TRANSPORTATION CO.
WEEKLY TIME CARD.

WEEKLY TINE EAHD.
STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN.
skagit River Route.
r~.ves seattle--Aoneay, May 4. ~ y mid
se~s.- thursday. May !. al Z a. M. Sat
srdsy. Nay 8. al a. ~. Leaves Mount
vs~nprr-Tsesday, May s. At s o. m. FRI
~ NAY 5, al 8 a m: Sunday. May 10.
m. Calling at Etanwood. Fir.
Gnrsf CITY. Mount Vernon and Avon.
Tuisjjp going south Sunday and north
iussday)
erEAMER CLAN M'DONALiD.
srs.Asy. Wednesday and Friday ct z q -
~ E1unonds. Everett and Gnohoraieh
s.er points. Going through 70 Tacoma
sss.se6sy and Saturday.
S5rv book steamers for all points on the
nre4 Open all night. Telephone, Main n.
9. @ YEREE6, Manager.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland. May 2-Wheat-Wala Waila.
Valley. 5sJ5sc per bushel-
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Chemical Company. Sc Market street. San
Francisco. Cal
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TIME CARD IN EFFECT DEC. =. 1854
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Money and Exchange.

Money on call. easy at - per cent: last
loan IA Per cent: closed "a per cent. !;
prime mercantile paper 4l1G5ia per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at 81. &&a4. Ss
for demand. and si.s7z.G4.sS for sixty
days, commercial bills, s4.s7. Bar silver.
Sc
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ON THE WATER FRONT.

Hops-At London. Pacific coast. 81 ID
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Trains leave and arrive depot feet Of
Columbia street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08
IS NOT CORRECT.
The Mcclure Party mt winston.

WINSTON, n. c., April 7.-(Special.)-
Colonel a. x. Mcclure and party. Of Phil
adclphia. arrived here this morning In
their special car on their return from
trip through the South. Under the escort
of several citizens, the party visited the
tobacco warehouses. ColOred Graded
School, and Slater Industrial Academy,
for the education Of colored children. The
visit to the latter institution was the spe-
cial object of Colonel McClures trip here.
He expressed himself as being favorably
impressed with the opportunities given
colored children Of this community. This
afternoon Principal Clewell gave the party
o complimentary recital at the Salem Fee
male College. Tonight Colonel Mcclure
delivered fine address on the subject OF
education In the ColOred Graded School
chapel The leading white educators and
a number of other invited guests were
present. After the address a re-
ception was rendered the visitors at Hotel
Phoenix.