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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-01

Yemeor1ny.
Heal ogt2so tr1nnncfscus 49, yonmnv
IA ars H-xAsSl-A Th~o Wuo 0ea
rcr record yesterday - dse<as. asEruuns-
hscck.
ShersR 10 scesisA- szurrscnu yeersnn
Co. lid. iots and 3. obcck a. .. +. Dsa-
nys Park adt. n SsAssiA ApE1 q,
HsE a.
sasrR to sa.A iss I b,seH 4 1srs
Hers zsAdz. April - 0su-u.
Freezrsck W. Cncvsl e M n Mar
Jana Lenaraser. ~ ~ - - - n u
= Z a. April & san.
FRANK SsesenSco - ux- - HeWy =
HAMS, lots I. and I. block L Sssv1unuurn
LIT add. EraraeiA~. De. s - q q. n
same % same. lots I. ana Z. bsock I
Stevenscna 81 add EaasnciAw. 81 tAxAA
Dcc Is III IS.
Sidney b. vrocmAa e az. - MARY Bss,s
yroocnan lots and Z Homestead pArx.
July 4 lS6 y.ae.
Samantha Ketchsrscn - osurN r
xsst. iots 5 to - and II. elock & Csasral
add ". Seattle. lots - 1 to q Il e
- block = 81 block Z Queen add. ".
Seattle. uart II W. Seattle: 50 trac<
No. 4: ots 70 1 block u. lots -
block q. n. P. add. Aprl d. IN.
Chariss L MuCarfy * M. 20 Rachel Z,
NcCarty, lots -. ~ . and =. block n;
scss % 8 block =: MS - and 81 eapck
y River Park. Acrii =. $za.
feter j. Magrcsson et ux to Charles
Aagruzsnn e. ux- and August Cxrinuo q
uA 70 ffank Ek5erg. nj M ~ - -
u - "a re 10 = Aag. I. issA Sssa
Frank tskeerx TO Peter =. and Chax1sn
Aagucsscn and August Cariscn. undk ~
- $50 u tp - & Aug. /. iSS& S1Qo.
Georxe f. Lsutiey e. W. to GuAxNu1so
L Ard T. Co. ~ 50 sec II. sp - r & - q
and . . IN ne sec u. sp - Aprfl ..
q, C.. 81.
susan n Murray and husband. ~. H..
TO n W casslcrnan. los and :. block
:. East Lake add. April q. a. G.. 81.
Mary A. Arxiiru to W. III. Galley. Ipes
: and 10. block =. Lake Unscn sad. Aprl
~. 80.
Sheriff to cAtherfns Tceiirer. y M
and Z block II jackson 81. add. ARA 81
u.sa
v. r. wicssnkhal ct ux 10 r. rlancAsr.
lots and in :. hot IN 4 lot 3 IN
4. tract s, Maple LeAt adj. Green LAko
Circle. April II n
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Hnnpcsnl.


Lcndca. Agra A-stivsr. q f-lea coa-
oois. lfr&
New York. April 0-The Evening Posts
1onsfou catiegram says: Tns markets to-
day were quiet but arm. corutderinx the
holiday tc-morrcw. with q further rise II
Enxttsh rails ard West Australian mines
The principal feature was the Kanr
shares. which also were firm On the COM
mutation Of the death sentences az Pre-
fora and the hopes that the severity OK
the other sentences VII be modined Amer
iass were tribe easier ard neglected
Practically there win BE- no business now
until Monday. Tue Amount OF coin ard
bullion In the Bank II England decreased
x-4&an. although EA.eee N gold was I'm
ported from Australia for the week The
decrease mainly - due 70 wfthdrxwfrr
gold for Scotland.
Parts-The markets were arm. Berlin
F1rmnsss prevailed In the markets. hers.
BrcadstuSya. GRAINS. ETC.
liverpool. April As--wheaf--spot quiet:
demand poor. No . red winter. = I'd. No.
] hard AAnitoha. g Sd: No California
- ID. futures closed steady, with near
Positions t0ssd lower. and distant IA
lower. May and June, = I'D. July and
Aususs. = I'D: September and October.
= Sd
Corn-sDot quiet; American mixed nom-
NAL at = Nd: futures closed steady. un-
changed to I'D hover; Nay. - Nd: June.
is I'D. July. d Id; August. - nd: Sep
TENDER. - ID: October. = ID.
Flour = Duh; demand poor: q. Louis
fancy winter. u "a.
Hops.
Hops-A LDndoa. Pacific coast, q n
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland. April 3a-Nheat-yaIsy, 60;
Waua Wnlla, 576ssc.
aAH FRANCISCO NARKETs.
HHan1nfufLh and 7Enlna

Ure00DfuUR ana 6f0B00.
San Francisco. April N.-FIour-Faniiy
EXTRAS. uE8aS; bakers extras. asa
AS: superhne. g sea per barrel
wheat-shipping wheat. H.Gls per GENITAL
for No. / and ar for choice: milling
wheat. Q-17ts0L2sz per Genital
Bariey-Feed. fair to good. nk&szSc:
choice, 73s.Gssc: brewing. SaSsi.c-
Oats-MIlling. E0S2iac per Genital: Sur
prise. s0cGtl: fancy feed. Esz6ssizc. good
TO choice. s55soc; poor 70 fair. S1z6z.ssc.
gray. 7Tz1Sdc.
Receipts-Fiour. quarter sacks. Il 80. do
Oregon. lo.s7s. do Washington. $50: wheat,
centAis. 4s3s do Washington. l.1s0: barley,
ccntals. i.I3o. oats. centais. SO: do Oregon.
ass; beans. sacks, 90. rye. centals. 20:
potatoes, sacks, 43s4: do Nevada, ~; DO
Oregon. 81; do Washington. 500: onions,
sacks 81: do Oregon. 81: bran, sacks.
loo: middiings. sacks. ie1; hay. tons, -.
straw. tons. -: wool. bales, Ia. DO OREGON,
.. wine. gallons, 13S. 100: hides. rs.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Niddlinzs, 81. -: bran. Css7Is %.
Hay-whsat, S6ii.s0, whea. aad cat.
s. 5aais 80: cat 81 5sf7la: Alfalfa. SOS; bar
ley. GVs: clover. Ss1s. compressed. GsaJ
80: stock. Ss07. 80; straw. S1soc Per
bundle
Potasoes-Sal:nas surhanks. soGssc; Or
exon. zs1sar. Early Rose, s0@7Sc; new
potatoes. ssc0Sl. river Burbankz. 35G58c
vegetzbie<-ouioas. 1.s5ds %. Los Ar
geies tomatoes -35a2: string beans. sa7e:
green peas, ix92c; gar.sc. fiz&5isc: green
peppers. lsQ10c; dried peppers. !ozs.5c: as
r.aragus. 81 3s92 =. asparagus choice, & 30
GAS. rhubarb. ssGs5c: caczmbers. sscdsl
Fru.ts-No- apples. E-ssa2-s5: Long
worth strawberries. S+s1; common straw
berries. xa40. Mexican lines. S. z45s;
California lemons. s5c6fsi.S. DO choice. 81 50
G.; do fancy. 8. 2su2 %. California sesc-
ing oranges. eDcS5Lso; naveIs. u-7592. 80.
DO fancy. 365- IS: hawaiian bananas. siGz.
Birefelds bananas. S.11 81. pineappIes. 81
as: Persian dates, S6s-5s. black cherries,
81 .sGls 50; whifs cherries. A<37sc: red cher
rfes. 81
Butter-Fsncy creamsry. lie: secondA u
Gi3tsc: fancy dairy. lztx9ifc. seconds. iec.
Cheese--Fzncy mild. new, Sc; fair to
good. ss.G7tsc: Young America s8t0c.
Eastern. 12z5l+c-
Ezgsstore. Ie9isc: ranch. isLalsc;
Eastern. iSTi5izc: duck eggs. tsdlsc-
Pouitry-Gobolers Issi7c Per 10, turkey
hens. l5aise. roossers. st1t 80: young roost-
ers. 81 5sssss small hrosiers. e SGT; large
hroileFs. y yees: hens. 1Sf7s: CID dncks. 81
G5: young ducks, E0S5s. geese. g. E9i =
en- pigeons. s1ss9Ls: young pigeons. U-so
GLE
Gane-Gray geese. as. hare. q; eostoa-
tan rabbits. q 2S: bush rabbsts, a.
Closing guotAtfons-
wheat--very dali. Nay uwx
Bariey-ysry dull: December. z55Sn.
corn-soc.
Bran-s1sse per ton
wool.
wool-Sprfng. San IoagEin and Southern
coast. poor. SIX months. sGSc: 10. good
six months sSssr: San Ioanusn foothiif
L. -. a. "a
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oo111B ouDoneou
Whsaa-Apr1, -: Nay. G<A
Corn-Ap<l 80: My. 8SA
oatD-Aps1i ana May. re
Rork-Aprss ara Nay. Nrz$
LAr4-Ap<f ana May. AN
R11n-Asri1 a.d Nay, Sl0x
Rye-Sse- =
6xr1sg<0&c.
rfAxseea-gfe.
11noeAy-ak
1--we Sxock.
The 3araR< frF cattle rs II 3ecsae<7x
nefsef cnnasfsea today. azA. - rAe oGEer-
iass WIRE very limited buyers were Obliged
70 PAY about f3c more than yesterday.
steers ncld 40 to es Tor strictly chafcs
s1-2ptze ietA the bulk Of The cattle selling
Al 2N4t L. caxs ana heteers & s<3x %.
calves. active arcssnd A5. stNckers And
feeders. net paenSy. were selling below 81 n.
Hoss-FrseA arrivals were again psenss-
fA to-day. and several tho.aarsa were sefs
unsch last night The b1ak sold ct q E<4
1Ds heavy drcves. Ma ~: mes4zrm
wesAts 010a4: nixed. Sx01 5: iienss.
a&3xGs&
sAeep-NeArsy 0sp sheep have arrives
here IN four days. aad 1.sS were thrown
On the market yesterday without causing
AZ apprecsAese break in pyscea Ordinary
10 choice sfeec. - S947s: westerns q =
ol@; lanha. ux0aN
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San ffaocisco. April 0-Arrived-Cty
OF Puebia. Victoria and Port rOwnssnd:
State OF California, Astoria and Portland:
str Helen Kimball. Tacoma. Departed
Nartposa. Honoiuiu and Sydney. Empire,
Astoria; schr James A Garfield. Grays
harbor.
Freighfs-Excelslor, coal from Dspayturs
bay for Cnn Inland, Alaska
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San Franeisco. April so-Rslnsuranee -
the British snip Crzixmors. ovsrdus frem
Newcastle. N. 8 W.. has bseu Increased
60 - per eent- Reports brought BY the
Robert Ferzne and the Ceistc Nouarch.
that arrived last night. sonsvhak
strsnSshen tas belief that tho CrAigunnrs u
Al right Tia Farine was out ssvenky
days ard the Celtic 2lenarch seventy-oeven
days Tea per cent Gas paid o. both shlnp
for reinsurance.
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Hops-@+ per I
Hops--3f Per n
Financial.
Silver Bars 49,. ~ Drafts. Sight -
Mex Dolls. --s4ss5<ss Telegraph :. "a
NEW YORK MARK Ers.


New Terk. A7rfi s-waaing activity
sas axstn noted in the stock Speculation.
sss Agxre-Sss Of dealings being On Ia.
hats3ay bass. OF TIRE rseaw-~ total enly
ese-shs-t wzs etxtrS6ssr-s IN n. Changers
z.s frdsSs-r-zls. ASIDE s-1zn esscusson Ct
tie T1sa exports proeaasHfiss q ear ~
tss crop 1oveesent. a. 1~ezs. by sss
Ar-1 -ra--c returns sf TIE Ea-sf~xsnc
there was RI rsws that focal rerscs4o-. n
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Get On to the Northern Pacific Flyer.
The change Of time via the Northern
paef0c enables passengers 20 leave seat
II. daily II 80 p m. reaching 81. Paul
.na Minneapolis In three DAYS. 81. Louis
al Cnacsxo In three and ene-hak days,
ItneoIu. Neb.. ~ t13 noon Of the third
dsv Omaha AZ asE, st. Joseph 1T Saso.
A,chfsou at $50. I.ezven worth ~ IL and
Kansas City 81 $50
VOC can see from this that the Northern
r.arid- equals all o.h<f Ines to all points.
ana II you vii compare schedules. you
VIII see the Northern Pacific eeafs al
ether Ines snEo Lincoln four hours. s.
Io<enh twelve hours. Atcsison sweiys
bas,rx LeawsnwgrtA fourteen hours and
Ear.as city ten hours and forty-nvs min
utss where tmmediAfe connections are
msde IN uzaon depots for 81 points
south
r,r.u.. forge. that TIA northern Pacific
q .he oa,y nne running tSo trains daily
20 sae Fast. s,ss oniy line making close ccn-
rsrs,ar.s with eniy one change Of cars 10
al southeastern points. the oaiy Ars TO
rna y.sf.x~.,re National Park. ard tte
Pullman ans dlnsnz-car route frvn Seal
.se
ro- s,.l inforzssfjoa. ttckrts. s.e~ctrg
ear reservations. etc. cal On or write !.
a Nadeau. 6;ereral Agszf. corner First
ayesaue ana Ysssss way. Seattle. Wash.
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Total sales
Total sales Of stocks today were fs.S4
shares, Including: American Tobacco,
N4o0; American Sugar. $500: Burlington.
n1N; Chicago Gas. 500; Loaisvle 4
Nashville. 3.I10, Reading. 4ao0: ST. Paul.
ID. go; Tennessee Coal and Iron, 1eoo.
Wheeling and Lake Erie. 3s0o.
Flour.
F1our-Recespts, foseo exports, u. 30 bar.
rels: quiet and steady: lots to arrive DIM
cult 10 sell: buyers holding on for action
By railroads In relation to storage
Wheat.
Wheat-Receip:s, H. 100 husheis; spot ner-
vcus; buyers and sellers apart. No red,
Tf-c Z. o, b. afioat: No. hard. 77isc. OPP
,ions firm on spring wheat reports and bad
weather In the Northwest. reacted. bat
again turned firm and advapced on
strength al Minneapolis and ramors OF de-
mails OF yesterdays government foreign
NC. September. 70s4wsc. closed Vac
Hops.
wool-sseady.
co9ee-optsons closed steady. from 5
points advance TO 5 points decline: NAY.
ia ssalzsa Spot eonee-R;o steady: No.
Z. l55sc; raiid steady.
sugar.
surar-Raw quiet bat firm: fair refining,
&c: centrifugal. s. test. Sc Redned
quiet and steady.
Petroleum.
Pesroieun-ouies: United closed sl1ps
It'd
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COMPOSITION f1~nseeaseat Esstee. Bro
~ser o. iong primer faces @ The foiSoU-
s.~ ,sxs sstsess Esrpaseif o. E.Szasn. noe
sxxe~dsg - ems pscA, brewer. not a.
-eedlEr Is ems pscas Ioae primer. not ga
reesssnr = ems pxcA Special terms -
iarxs orsern Address Post-aHfsiagsnesE.
SEATTLE
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Schooner c D. Holmes arrived n Port
Blakeley yesterday morning from San
Pedro. to load = return cargo.
xa sse i1a w.,in T Sn vas e TIE Or
ernooR taking On . CAIRO q coal.
American ship Title z stsrbuck, I'm
tore, now ~ Portland. viii 70 tn 6allast
York.
Steamers sarah n. Rentdn ana Fair-
haven have been Inspected By United
States Steamboat Inspectors Cherry and
Bryant. and found In good condition.
Steamer Mexico Is expected to arrive
from ALASKA at O'Clock this morning.
Of coal. Part Of her freight from Alaska
k large shipment q oil Tor 6an Fran
CISCO.
The next AlAska steamer viii probably
seaftie Tor the North. as The ssiim.i Ter.
say there has been . heavy run during
the past week on tents. awnings and oil
sackA
On and after Nay. I the steamer Car.
Townsend. Fort Angeles and Nsah bay
win b 81 = M Mondays. Wednesdays
Port Warden n. c. Jensen Is at the
exchange in sesfffe. which shall receive
and disseminate marine news The most
particular point y TO obtain dispatches
from Tasoosn. telling the vessels that pass
there.
Barkenttrs Catherine Sudden has ar
rived on the Sound She VIII load lumber
nj Salmon bay for San Jose De Guatemala.
Capt. kflimza. of the Sssddsn- WIN retire,
TO take command OF the schooner Lyman
d. Foster. the captain of which was muir
dersd at SEA about . month ago. ard Caps-
Mafhewson, Who has como up from San
Francisco. win succeed to tho command
Of the Sudden
~. - e. ~rh.,oner A,,4~ ~
Nixon. 400 haitbuf nesches. was shipped
East 10 Gloucester. Nase.. yesterday. The
prfce On astches ~ that point 10 to
cent? per pound. and from the profits
lsavinx avery narrow margin The detches
trouxft down by the Nixon were OF ex-
certtonnriy ice quality The owner OF
the rooS inlet voyage. and if sufficient
nunber desire to take rsassase. the
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London. April A-Af the wool auction
sales today 12s04 bales were offered, OF
which 1sD were withdrawn There was .
nrfsker sale today. due TO larger purchases
By the continent OF both mer.ne and Cross
oreos. Fuufa Arenas we're h6tzd lower
The American buyers were inactive. The
wooled sheepskins sales Will take place
Nay ~ when 81. 80 bales win BE- offered
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r-r,u,sirr birth "a tourist Sleeper from
rsr,rtIar,s. Sc ssrt-eizss. s-selssfinx berth
=, F1,.lrraa sseeper from forsisae. for
rains leaving MAJ ] ., SO p. n- and
Nav AZ 40 A. m. Rates 20 r,osnts East
:hrouxh California sArse az Mort bern
rrss. Southern Pseinc sackst czlce. 90
FfrxS avenue.
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PORT RI-AKELEY ROUTE
SARAH NJ. RENTON.

1eavss centras Dock daily except Sat-
y Ane aantay. ~ a. IN and , and s:ka
~: saturday, 10 a. N. : y. m. 40
M Sunday. l3sso - m. and -
tssv1 HAksiey. except Saturday ana
q N. AMI tS.<s and ssS , ~
10y q n. and LAS and s:G .. "a
U. q "a. ar1 y. m
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP connArx
0rna GARLAND Axp rvAxou.

stsa0ar Garland ieavss Ys11sr "a -.
Gzyn. Wednesdays and Fr5tays ~
8 a. for Part Tosnsend. Porf wiusS1a
3sffysbcrE. Pyshs. ClaliAn Bay ana ~
~, returning. arrives az 8<astle ~ n
- - opposite 1kyl Steamer Eva1rj
ys-fosfA. Mondays, Wednssdays a.
- q ~ , n: arrives osaftIs a..
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49, Coast 8seamsAsp cs@pnrs
$se1er MEXICO fsuhaxlfrtoe Far ssen6ser
~ g Inpeka nscnree e lArgsr -
kE9es sc1E1 and British coIurst5n nrrrs
~ . VII arrive ~ es<kA n ur1e 70 60
naet u1<h A1Aska C0merrzas Coupanre
eeoer BkBIHA- doe tc sAil fru0 mfka
A4y = lo< Cook inlet direct SseaWnr
1eszEA has acccDmocax5cns for - pnau1n-
&sn Fase- SeatsSe to Ska drSt -
-. seems czA1D C-G0. 0sskA 10 CoGk fI5es
k<orusfzoa a16r~ss
JP. rRowBhrpoE
Puget Sound Scper1A1on1eGa
oeoeuo e45ce. Ocean 1ock. foot q Mnan
orsefr selsRhone. Main -
0ocoaA Fer11na = Co. G1nsEx1 oGQnan
nm Francisco. Cal.
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U coAef oxxA1nHR CO
~ - ys1nslnsA - Nm fvvu,a
S~<s g . - fpanseaEH11 ~
~ = Afa q q H-} Nny Z ( Y.
A.0A=Any 80 z. q 50 -
49, 1Sonc.nno ~ yIczoRR -
- psvo - = -. Nay 4 = =
&C., - - soeai.ea !. - -. =
9 O. seek- eu9sf1A
kA4-k> REERxXU = CO.
W0 Agoues. 80 tk1nGnua
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THE BARK SHIRLEY

leoss Cafnss eock. o, Seattle. for
rtet ahoGs May Is
L r. GAME. Agent
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0EANER RO9ALlR
49, -. leaves for vtctaPaa -
nDDnA daily. except Saturday. q
retufning. seases victorfa e
snd say ,'l points ss- any .0s ex ress
r ! q m: eunday. direct, a J
lu1nsu1ne. direct. leavss Poef
~ ,. M Phone. P1ka =.
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HOTEL ARRvAn
vRAINIER-GRASp Ho1u

-~~-~>~e
=. w Thayer. Bostou
= C Pier. Dulush.
G. Il Snsder. Cincinnati
=. = Larrabee. wife. nusse ~ 90
]. Is. Daley. st. Paul.
8. o. Brooks. ST. Paul.
samuel carson New Yeeh
H. Reed. Everett
= q Niehung. Portland
n Ne nnd a,. NJ. = y 4 nsoyPs,' EssssA
II. Haske. saa Frzacisca ~"
HOTEL BUTLER
Benjamin LAts. San FrznciscA
Alex Thomsen Tacoma
n Roeenstein. Portland
:. 3. Rsckss. ssa Frascsss@
2. r Wales. Wssh4nstoe GA
n. Meyer. San Frarslscn
W. y. shaw. Portland
Henry =. Kelly. Sac FraucfDeA
r. c. Atll.keE. San Franc1nuA
Absrs A busieigh and wt1A Hsu11sA
Mss r. L. Brieish. HoaIeoA M
A. q. Leli&le. Vancouver.
7. n Boedei. New WhAico2
G. L Hooper. oakiarza
). !. Hsss. ks~ Yosx
II 3. BroomeA TAcoaA
=. 8 h&acs. WAliA WallA
WtltfAm p. Bird Tacoma
HOTEL DfLl4EA
Charles z. Moshrsng. snohsa118
r. Van Tzesell. enohomfzh
J. g. Cor. Livtngsson, Idaho
George Maurice. Livtnxseon. I1nAA
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J. A. Mcdonald. ADacortaA
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HOTEL NORTHERN
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Mr = jhs n nsnp s''ssa kss. va NJ
w. J. Musiean. TacnfDA
+. =. Dumphry, MiunrapoIia
lrs S & Ns.s ars ars Resf Fsr ~ 10
y 4. Goffsufsh. ~. Paul.
w Wells, san Fr2nc4ecc.
FFank I. tAHnn0re. naatoc
n -. finsiey. Stcior1As -. &c
I: y BOSNIAN, LsAysa sorsh
Whlam retsnth, layton. "
MlEamson, HynpA
r. ~. Dunwooty, Portizrd. O.
William Whei&a. San Frnnei1ua
y agar. " naicnm
MIS-, ~, -. faxan. NnA,oons
n btgcEe. EsereS. snneuo1
III ~. hsgomr. Fsssfs<t so
yona D;xman, sunss-
tan,ei Enoy. 2ymp
Tswrs.s MeI .,ugss5,n c.rsu-se 60
Joe Peoples. Portland
A.. ID. Clement Cenerz;ia-
Ers A. d Cs4nenf Ceutyulla
John Boyle City.
Harry A. Townsend, Prcsfdene2 - =
AHor- ~. Morsnr. CITY.
fffsTt-f, errtrxrrN0
49, t..-s
=. " sczsnfFs " eNatS1ee.
frascss bowmau
r.. wisl@sh NAoSrvlA
=. ~ batfezssrn. EvsfexS
,ssosxr = ssns.a- anssA.
NJ = E.esr Ata s s.tasa. As
vi fesrsss Msassar ;
:, a. AeiSoessa. 1900
z .fark Esant Isceua-
- J9s:ors. sa1 $4,000
= trarisoHs 1870
De kztsz san frA1risc0
NJ ~ IL n41ssi<yko. Sko1&se k&skoxs
~ " NWiams lily
n G.. Foayd. Assor.s
= L-s4ls. HroSosnlsA
=, Cook. AssorA
II :. =. bssps -
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- ORCHARD AND PORT wAan-
ISGTON ROUTE

KRAMER MARY r. PERLEY
xuVm HArrlngson's wharf. foot Of Wash.
- street.. for South Beach. Sylvan
~ n. White. Hrrmerton. United
~ Dry Dock, Charleston. sidney.
fsoa. Chico. Siiverdaie. a. p. m.
10y ~ - .. IN. returning, leaves
4rSDAY SCHEDULE.
se2 Ssntle ~ $50 q. IN. p. m Tor
pyy Deck returning, leaves Dry
= J 2. m Round trip. Sc-
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prseeA Al the beginning e tn cay -
ope-on vas guner1l thak from E.M.0 70
G98e9 n gcsd wuufe be snsrped On ST.
ur1ny, an tbs expecsnxsoa rred1Srcuea
operations On bo<h Gd.s u the market Is
inarsfy.fy pending DEBATE rews On sAe sab
tert About <ze.sse vas paid IN she suh-
treasury a hood eccouns fetay- The Act
fsnn Of tac treasury department. Is nat en-
pected % canss NY important change n
fhs Du1ey ma-let. owing 20 the constsnf
tanow - funds from the interior. which i
experfec q continue. harrszx the tnprch-
Acie event 81 material expoxfs OF g1ld yrn-
a iate n the Summer. The in2feSsfon pre-
vailed AfSr the close az hcssness yes ertzy
thzf oeve<sseiess the call Eou,d result IN
ths post7cnement @ the anticipated ship
meats Of Ecsd- A number oe snerertisi for
eaSE n1sAs stated positively that they had
No fnssasssn 10 ship gosd this week. TIE
course Of stock prices uns asctatea hv ire
rFcfexeonahs and While irrrxulnrify was
noted the more general tendency was
TOWARD i0uer level the intense 1uslrs<s
a intervals eaco1rAgzng attacks By The
bear ie1cera TIE In31strsAls were r-c-us-
nent IA the trading. and also covered the
widest range In fncsuAticu- Sugar vas
aarcstly manipulated The pressure against
trading "a TIE early afternoon, but In the
eiossn9 deals the expectaiion Of smaller
eota sntpnents that had been previously
ngared upsa led to . rally. IN which Sugar
inquired Tor II per cent The closing Wa
Eeaay at the rally. with the ret changes
rocorGng slight iossea Railway bcuc.
were s1szhsiy lower and less active: other.
Wse tne market lacked feature. The teal
dealings amounted 70 Sess.ee
Government bonds were shaded In price,
On sales Of Es5a
Money ana Kxrhon9a.
Money On call 7i<as per cent. yass Yoan
"a. ciosea "a per cent: prime mercantile
paper. Fz9sss per cent. Sterling exchange
easier, Dat not qnotabiy lower. with actual
business Ia nankers bs,is at ASS4slss for
demand and As7z94W for sixty DAYS.
posted rates. A-Sss@SS 4 sssss7Ass. commercial
eii@ Asslr Bar silver. &c. Silver certia-
eates. @.s16ssc-
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PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.
ILEGANr DINING CARS.
TOURIST sIEEPfSG CARS
St. rss1. Minneapolis puiufh-
Farro. Grand Forks. Creeksten-
winnipeg. Hebeua And Butte
Chicago. Fhf, al rsrfs. ~ ash tngssn. New
York. Boston, saa all peints
Hast and sesth.
The Only Line Running Two Over
Land Trains Daily FIR m Seattle.

r. eject Ap-n - ssG
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
Fer - F&ai ard East. s-s q N ss9
rc- ESS-slzna. 40 a n, ans s.ss ,. n
sEe- Saxnpza &os Grzxs Har5or. 2aE
sffar ScsafA Rerd. 80 . n
To- TacoFa&, q - - Ea1 u H.: : s.
ana ssa p n
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
e-u-- 81 FeEs ard Ea=s. Sc l. II a-4
fg@ o n
y-ro= PsrtIasa SIS a n aas rs , IL
sFrcE O.yzSl2 and Cray's Harsor.
.FrSas scam Bsa.. nSs ?. r.
Frsn TscS-xs sSa s.is 2s4 Il - o. o..
<se $50 ass = - ,. ~
ele4s1f exesps Ssn&4y. AT osA~-s tassv
Tass card szetecs to change wlshsst
nozsrs
rhrszxs ;fekess e. 1apa- sas CAira va
SertesEn t,zr1e stA2nshte Company an
Arerscaa izE<-
Fer rates. ts4tss and ether Information
cal 81 90 xa%srssa
l. A. NApEAr
Ge1e-zl Axsal- S<atsie
CRY Tsekss o<-ee. eora<- r-sse- way
art F-Srx street
n-rc- Es<kss Cea-s. cor-<r Wszeerz
AsesGa as Cssorissa street
A . CHARLTON.
AssssisEf G~1erzl Passenger AEeEl
Nc - Acv-1roa ssxces- eGrExx Ta4xA
ForsiaxA. CO.
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- AND MADIsoN LINE.
nAyK ToREsr QUEEN.

- npm San Francisco. April 2. ear
g1t II u per ton. connee1inI
- fer Al polnlA
z = CAME. Agent,
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1n 0A1 SAII
- en- doch. foot Of Main stysee.
-. thursday and Saturday az .
AnneUrtes- Hnirhayen and WHAT
n1ny and Friday At y. m Faro a.
II klFArfas q Co. City dock. AgentA
" n ELLA o~ns,
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~ TRANSPORTATION q
0nWIY rr1eE CARD.

o63 CITY or CHAMPAIGN.
kAGff River RoutA.
= n1nfue-1uesdAy. Apri1 q. ~ .
soday. April .. ~ II q M: Sat
= 8 81 y noon. Leaves Mount
e1nasday. April =. ~ 2 q m !;
- L ~ p M Sunday. At I >.
= et 8<a1wood. Fir, 0k4gst CITY,
- and Avos. fTu1ailp Gotne
1ny and north TussdayJ