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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-20

Board OF Tnfle.

chicago. April 1Sl-The very favorable
weather now prevailing and the prospects
FOR the next few days had much 20 do
with the weakness OF wheat AT the OPEN
ing and during the forenoon Crop reports
also. covering the period since the close
OF the previous month. gave q good ac-
count OF the progress made by the wheat
plant since IL came under the influence OF
growing weather. Added to the favorable
crop news was the unsympathetic tone
OF the foreign markets TO yesterdays ad-
vance here The public cablegram quoted
spot wheat IN Liverpool unchanged and
futures I'D higher. One OF the weak fea-
lures OF the days statistical news was
that no wheat was cleared from New York
during the last tw-ntv-four hours. The
visible supply statement on Monday has
possibilities OF comparatively heavy de-
crease. and from 30 bushels upward
was the generally expressed expectation
OF IL. The backward state Of spring wheat
seeding IN the Northwest was again
matter Of frequent comment. but the extra
moisture, which is the present chief bar
rier 70 rapid completion OF the seeding,
was generally considered more than am
pie compensation for two weeks delay IN
getting the seed in
Corn suffered from the weakness OF the
wheat market and the generally favorable
outlook for the planting time.
For Saturday oats were quiet: the
offerings and sympathy with wheat made
the feeling easier.
The provision market started arm, but
very soon weakened. getting into line with
the tendency of the grain markets.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-AFril. CSC: May. S7sc.
Corn-April. 2sisc: May. 3eisc.
Oats-April. Iac: May. lsasc
Pork-Aprii. ss.5; May. 500.
Lard-April. $50: May. a. ssls.
Ribs-April. As2; May. Asaa.
F1axseed-ssi-c.
Tinlothy@s3es
Bariey-Nothing doing.
Live stock.
Cattle-Dressed beef was firmer. and
shippers have been very good buyers at
22G44o for common 10 prime steers;
mixers and springers. $eoI4o per head.
HogsThe demand was sufficient TO alb
sorb the limited offerings. Common TO
choice heavy. S3e3aB: packing lots
largely at s3.es; medium weights up 20
s. IS: light hogs. ss.sa14
Sheep-Trade was moderately animated
at the decline OF 2sg40c this week. Sheep
are now selling a. S-51Qs75 for poor TO
extra. largely AT $393so. and lambs bring
ing S.S0.5o.
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Long Flights of Blr,is.

The distance which birds travel he mar
veiaus tire nzturaissSs say. ard layrnsn are
Incline. TO believe slem- ". Herbert Pud-
Wis writes 20 tire london Fteid that every
spr.nx great numbers Of goi4~n ard hinged
rlove- arrive In the Hawaiian Islands and
leave the first week o. Nay.
The nearest points Of the American coast
70 which they q are n Southern cslsfor-
Ma and the ALASKA peninsula respectively.
about z.ass geographical miles. ard there e
no Intervening land II may be TIA; the
birds drop into the water 20 rest occasi5a-
alsy, as ducks DO. during such long flights.
bgt 3, Is zot probable THIS = The longest
rez-stxr eight known 81 shore birds over
water. but il is known pretty esrtfiriy that
SINE sen hsrsss ly as regular thing mach
farther than this during their nsigratiens.
The brzat geese. fer instance, are sa-d 70
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Several Shops we're cruising aboE. the
hay yesterday afternoon. enjoying The ex-
cesleat breeze and fine clear day.
or and after Wednesday. April -. The
steamer Delta VIII SAIL from Harrlnxtoa's
WF4rs. instead Of the Ccimaa dock
TIE Norwegian bark Ssver~a after .
thorough oyerfsassi.rsE on the beach al PORT
lsaSeleT. IS loading deck PLANK f0r Ham,
burg
TIE schocners Reporter ard ysszs- vhscA
are loGai1E Lumber az PoFt Biskeey for
san Pedro. wliG &c; away the halter part
% Tire week.
Ezrksntire Clearer. 81 tore. tas beer
cHaxTerp1 % load lumber from PS-t Blake
ley Tor san jose Go Guatemala. BY Rsnsoa,
Holmes & Co.
Tse British snip Senator. 81 Port
Rsaksaey. IL about half ioz1e@ ~ffh iU-n-
Der for she West coAs. Sac S.l lake
close 80 100 90 feet
Cap. Primrose. IRE Jolly master OF the
Port Elaksiey steamer RsDtoo. S-A take
a noxs.h's ysc2tioz@ tsxin-zng fc5sy. ana
dCrirC ira. sim. VIII be relieves ny Mate
IScz1o--1- IslEs VIII os .Se arsI ssc4 -1S.s
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GAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breaistu ffs and Grains.

bHe008AU Ik8 ana oI0iuDs
San Francisco. April ls.-Flour-FamIly
extras. Sc. 7sg3 S.; bakers extras. $50
as; superhne. 81 ssqS.
Wheat-Shipping, 81 .Gsx for No. 1. and
sl.ilH for choice; milling wheat. rl71sQ
1-Es.
Barley-Feed, fair to good, s061Ac;
choice, 72iS175c: brewing. sn6fssi4c-
Oats-M:iIing. 75aszizc: Surprise, socdSl:
fancy feed. s2isGs1i-c; good to choice. 80
Soc; poor TO fair. 67i9q72i4c; gray. 7212qsec.
Rece.ptS-Fiour. quarter sacks 4.7S0:
wheat. centals. 1.ss5; barley, centals, 3.o45:
oats. censais. 81: do Oregon. 1.75o; beans.
sacks, i2s: rye. centals. 40: potatoes. sacks.
2ess; do Oregon, eIsa: onions sacks, 10; do
Oregon. 2ss: do Nevada. 225: bran. sacks
2.4eo: middlings. sacks. 10: hay. tons. so;
wool. bales. SO: wine, gallons. a. 30; hides.
number, ISL.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middlings. Sl7. 5aaie 50; bran, $14 5001H
Hay-wneat. $sQi1.50: wheat and oat.
C5odios0; cat. S.5cdlo: alfalfa. s76s: bar
ley. s7G9: clover. ss6s; compressed. 1850
1880: stock. te47.5o straw. SG55c per bum
die
Potatoes-River Burkanks, z5d55c; Ore
gon do. 35fl7oc: Early Rose. 3od+oc: new
potatoes. 75cGS1: sweet potatoes, Mer-
eed. s.. seG27s
observation-disclosures, N.7s9s: Los Angeles
garlic. 465c; dried peppers, loc; green pep
pers 2el2sc; asparagus. Se5a225; do
choice. s. 25d2.5 50; dried okra. 12t4Gl 5c; rhu-
barb. s57s5c; cucumbers. 5ocGy: green
peas. e92izc: mushrooms. lz14i5c.
Fruit-Apples. 81 seff25o: Mexican lines.
s. 01s; California lemons. f7N25; do
choice. s1.5e1e; do fancy, 50 25fs2.5o: CALI
fornia se>iling oranges. Sal 80: navels.
81. 75fy2. 80; do fancy, s,G35o: Mediterranean
sweets. si.s062: Malta bioods, seGs: ST.
Michaels. ss5o63: Hawaiian bananas.
sl25: LoLgworth strawberries s649. large
berries. siGs.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 14gl4,sc: Sec
onds. i2,4c; fancy dairy. Risc: seconds.
ieG1sizc-
Cheese-Fancy mild. new. &c: fair TO
good. 9Gsc; Young America. sGloc; East
ern. 1zal4c.
Eggs-S,ore. lsi&c: ranch. nQIsc:
duck eggs, fs3lsc.
Pouitry-IAve turkey gobbiers. lsGl5c Der
pound: turkey hens, l3ffl5c; ROSTERS. A3
80; do young. ss.aesI7.50: small broilers,
s. 5e3s: large. Hda5o; hens. si94 50: old
ducks. a15: young do. s1Qs. 50. geese. LIS
Gi.0; old pigeons. s15odL7s; young Go.
81 .5Ogs
Gsme-Hares. 81: gray geese, $50: cot
tontaii rabbits. SIS.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Inact!ve: December. 81 .osx; May,
floss
Bariey-Inactive; December. Ike.
Corn-s.i-c.
Bran-s5 per ton
Wool.
wooi-Sprng: San Joaquin and South
ern coast, poor. 4a5c; do good s7sc: foot
Hill. good to choice, s4sc: do years fleece,
fsdss=c.
Hops.
Hops-eQ4c per pound
Financial.
Silver Bars -. So. Drafts. sight ... @
Mex. Dol. ...5s1s u55is Telegraph :. 80. 10
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we would advise our farmers to plant
an experimental piece OF fsax this sprsnx.
and mus determine fer themselves what
can oe cone in the way OF raising this
product We understand that free eeei
and full directions as 10 It's eul.iva;.on
and harvest can be had by applying TO
Dr. A. W. Thornton. OF West Ferndale.
~n2teom county. which 3 q very liberal
eaer. and thus the farmer would Only be
oai his time and q small piece of land.
which Is not great Item. and Il might
prove to be grand thing for this portion
OF the county. u Is worthy OF careful
eonsicerassoa. aEa. q trial test a; least. and
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Farm. Fled and Eires4de-
A calf may be fed SKINNED milk when
one Week Old. with the addition of one
gsl OF boiled fiaxseei. increasing the ra-
tson 10 pint n day when four weeks Old.
and then addings fne rniddisuSs OF corn
and oats ground together. or a pint TO one
quart OF oats rnground. FIaxseed cruel.
with plenty Of SKINNED milk, win produce
a very fine growth. leaving the calf as
mellow to the touch as if sucking tho
COW. A calf two months old viii gain
three pounds per day on this ration.
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Live stock Is~ua,

Cor. AID cob ground scresAer and MIXED
VITA cats, make = good ration for the
me Hcrse. the eee furnishing Valuable
bulk
Many horses are killed by needless over
Nozk: and some are killed ry overfeeding
IL IS question * cur horses are not led
more taaa they need.
A correspondents; OF contemporary says
thar II cora is soaked I; win require less
70 Iced horse. OF COURSE 1t car be more
easily and thoroughly digested
me horse II is said cannot think o. but
one thing AZ \ time. He must think when
ne STANDS hour after hour eefcrs . saloon
that the place u q first-ciass nuisance.
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STEAMER Clan MDoNArn
GRAlrs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
YRS. GARLAND AND EyAN0EYA

.teA'te and Townsend Seah Bay Route.
steamer Garland leaves Yesler deck Mon
0ra Wednesdays and Fridays az l,fS
m. FOR Port Townsend. Port Williams
earEcness Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Setcseurg. Pysht. Clalism Bay and Neah
~. returning. arrives al Seattle $50 D.
: On opposite days. Steamer EvAngei
Sves feslsr dock for Port Angeles and
yctorsa, Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
ssys Al s& 2, m. arrives Seattle alter
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FOREIGN MARKETA.

London, April s.-SDver. sd. Console
uz,S.
BreadstufSs. Grains. Etc.
Liverpool, April 1s.-Wheat-Spot firm;
demand moderate; No. red winter, IS Sd
No. red spring, stocks exhausted: No. !
hard Manitoba. IS Sd: No. I California
IS ID Futures closed dull. with near and
distant positions I'd higher; April IS ed;
May. June. July and August. IS I'd. Sep
TENDER, IS I'D.
Corn-Spot firm; American mixed. new,
Is Cd: Futures closed firm. with April I'd
lower and other months unchanged; April.
IS I'D: June. Is Id: July. IS gid; August,
SIS 3D. September. IS SID.
Flour-Steady; demand moderate: St
Louis fancy winter, Is Cd.
Hops.
HopS-At London, 81 15G
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~~e.,.

AG60l8,
P& frocSfeaiy: Southern, CaS0s..
Northern. ElGaasa
Ccpper-ouiez. brokers. nssaA.
l1ead-FiEn. brokers, S91
Tn-Pistes. Quies but steady.
SUGAR.
Suga--Rav, nrmer; centrifugal. Is test.
&c; refined, firm
Petroleum.
Pesroleun-DaIl; United closed NJ
CofIee.
Conee-Opfzons closed steady for near
months and firm for late months: March.
slassdie.e- Spot coffee. Rio. rrme-: Nc.
:. is54c; mild, steady.
Wool.
Wooi-outet: domestic fleece, 1904
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FORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
lNGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A r ROBINSON

Carrying Z s Mall
"a Fort Orchard and Port Washington
N~ss. leaves city dock. foot Of Main
snsrS. s;S a. N. calling a. South Beach.
Ss,eAeA- Brick Yard. iiremerton. L. :
ccsssf fsra, sidney. Charleston. Tracygon.
49,. siivsF3ale. Leaves Port Orchard
.asy station a. q. m. arrives Seattle
~ m. +. y. Robinson, master IAlly,
rsA'a'ls a CO., agents Telephone. Main
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Total sales.
TIE total sales % stocks today were 60
60 shares. including. American Tohse
90 s-ss. American Sugar - Sa. Missouri
Pacific 2<pa
Flour.
Flour-RecssF;s SEQ. exports &c. so bar
rc,s. market duh and easy. IL response n
the decline n wheat: winter patents e -
@. winter straits. NSEfa.s-.
Wheat.
wAeAs-ReceiPcs 100 bushels. soo,
xeAke-: No ! hard. 7sssc Z 0. b zHaaf
Options o7sned easier. under large Ar
gerf.ue shipments and ezl trade .--s--
ward declining Sharply o. active Iie,,s
6Afioa. prospects Of heavy Russian ss5--
m@nss ard a5sezce OF eleA-snxs- rIn.ss
ss4.c net Ao~sr: No : red April rias.i
7ssc. May closed The.
Hogs.
HoH<-Sale:; STATE common 10 rheso.
issi crop. -isssss1c. ~ srop. eSs,- psc,s-
coast. S-s crop. -a-g4-. ls<5 c.op. ,.sc.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMER ROsALrE.
Sag,on dock. leaves for Victoria AMI
-s Townsend daily. except Sunday. at
2. n. returning. leaves Victoria at
< m Steamer Iaaho leaves for Port
ssssasehd ar& way points daily. except
sV. at 4. m. Sunday. direct. a. .
returning. direct. leaves Pert
s~a.stai a. ,. m Phone. Pike -.
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KRusE AND MADISON LINE.
BARK FOREST QUEEN.

NJ. az nom saa Francisco. April =. car
!. rsxht a. S per ton, eonneetsuS
- Se@f;le for AL poic;s
r = CAME. Agert.
Arl.nKton DIX. Telenhere PIKE "a
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
rEANER GEORGE r STARR

STEAMER GEORGE p STARR
SSkss Tacoma. y aeon. Seattle. Yesier
=, rs = N. MoadAys ana Thursdays
~ Eownxvnd. Anacortes. Fairhaxen
a. ~ satc0gn. Blame and FRIDAY Haroor,
- sseeANeg. arriving Vancouver 4 p N
- haaln-. 8. fare 70 Vancouver 81
ssart ''''f '''A'iSH SpFS 20 fss4ss
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Fest n Siberia. ana 70 ~ north evsr the
Arctic ocean ana south AGAIN 70 Cape Hat
teras Or shereabouts. azd beyond. every
year.
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Hop+At London, 81 Ia.
MARINE NEWS.

Port Gamble. April S,-Speciai.-Sailed-
Schooner Azalea, Capt Fardeltus. for San
Pedro.
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IIIIIIII
iczN 6fEANsHIP coMPANY-
IHlI1I|
1uulAr sailings between Pu9st
oopnd and Central American
fwts General office. Mutual Life
building.
llllllll
uERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND
Daily exrepf a,tpAau

GRTI ROUTE. Blk. GKEYHOUNU
Daily. except Sunday.
I0See Everett s.&5 a. m. y. m.
{nIes Seattle II % am. and 4:N D. m.
Ays-i.eayes Seattle 40 p. m. |:
9mEverett II a. m.
N9-S.ngle trip. f5c: round trip, q Is:
GEts with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
tndng-Colman dock. foot OF Marion
0fTIE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
- Tron' Pres. +. w. Goodhue. Sec.
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
& Eastern
Railway.

TNos u r. H HEoWS. Receiver.
Trains leave and arrive depot foo, Of
Columbia street
TINE CARD IN EFFECT DEC. .. isss
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~HArcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE

La. STEAMER BAY CITY
&c.. Iiy dock. foot Of Main street
= thursday and Saturday az ,
sr- Sasco-tss. FsirAAvra aaa What
nss&Faius, leaves WaatcoFn Sunday
Issss ssay ara Friday al p IN Far- 81
b. - "a Ard.ss a Co. City aoSk. AxsatS
W. II. ELLIS. Ownes
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/ . B. TRANSFORMATION CO.
WEEKLY TINE CARD.
UIAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN.

s1xAAER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN.
skagit River Route.
teases Seattle-T Tuesday, April IA NJ 10
q: Thursday, April IL. at II A. m: SAT-
siusy, April Is, AZ Il noon. Leaves Mount
syaon--N etnesday, April Is, at u noon !;
sHaay. April IL. al p. m, Sunday, April
II p. IN. Calling at Stanwood, Fir,
1sAgt City. Mount Vernon and Avon.
xaiahp going south Sunday and Forth
eTEAMER CLAN MDONAI.p,
so1day. Wednesday and Friday at q N
- Edmoais. Everett and Snohoyntsh
M1 points, Landing at City deck. Sc
ssre Going through TO Tacoma Tuesday
sad Saturday.
tliy Dock steamers for all points on the
want Open all night Telephone. Main 81.
= a YEEEES Manager
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Ship Republic ,1.2S tons. Is row on Pu-
get sound. loading lumber for West Coast
TIE south approach 20 Ocean dock ss corn
up. preparatory 10 repairs 10 the piles ard
plankirg.
The schooner FaIk got away from Blake
California
The bark Mercury NARROWED q, sea o..
THURSDAY fron PorL Bkke2ey, with lumber
for San Francisco. ~
Tug Beaver Is o9tSe beach a. West Sc
aaie. receiving n ded repairs and having
a rev stem put d
The fo-< Bsk EyMaI Compaay.s bark
Columbia IS ioaA.x yard lumber al the
Rail Tor San Franc1ko.
The schooner nnSe Dufard cleared
from Port Bek<9y last Friday. vita .
cargo q lauabeSyor San Pedro.
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THE CARD IN EFFECT JAN. L

xersh bound-L<aves Seattle
fsy HaYbor loO O. m. leaves Roche
Hsrtos u:S p. m. arrives 1t New What
ocD ~ ,. q.
6cuth 6ound--Leaves New whatcom 4 n
. raves Roche Harbor 10 Q. m: leaves
Rri1sy Hnrbor II .. m. leaves Port
5ownSsnd .. m: arrives At Seattle 7.H
r. Thompson. manager-owner. Lilly.
Doesrdus 3 Co.. agents. City dock.
Tslephone. Main q.
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IAN JUAN ISLANDS.

REAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
cssyias unitsd States mail, leaves CITY
nrs1sy and Friday at a. m for Port
fsunsend. Gan Juan Islands and New
Ghaleom- Returning. leaves New What
= Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at
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ANDREW F. BuRr.EroH. Receives.

PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.
ELEGANT DINING CARS.
TOURIST sLEEPING CARS
10
q. Pssi. Miaaeapolis DuiusA.
fsr9o. GPand Forks, CPookston.
Winnipeg. Helene And Butte.
Chicago. Phils nd 81 phia, " ashinsssn. New
York. Boston. and ali Deints
East and South.
TIME sCHEDULB.
In Effect April Z. 1ses
TRAINS LEAVE STATTLE
For st. Paul and East. $50 q m. and
For Portland. 40 a. m and so .. m
.For South Bend. 40 q m.
For Tacoma. 4:3c. $50 and o. m: 80
and $40 p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From ST. Paul and East $50 a. m and
From Portland. Sis a. m. and Il 50 p N.
.From Olympia and Gray's Harbor.
II 30 a. m.
.From South Bend. $40 p. m.
From Tacoma. $50. Sis and II 70 q m:
a., go and II 20 .. m.
sDaiIy except Sunday. All others daily.
This card subject TO change without
notice.
Through tickets to Japan ard China via
Northern Pacific Steamship Company. an
American lire.
For rates, routes and other Information
call on or address
T. A. NADEAU
General Agent. Seattle.
City Ticket Office. corner Yesler way
and Front street
Depot Ticket Office. corner Western
avenue and Columbia street.
A =. CHARLTON
Assistant General Passenger Agent
No. 20 Morrison street. corner Third.
Portland Or.
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FORT BLAKELEY ROUTE.
SARAH II. RENTOE.

seayss Central Dock daily except Sat
- and Sunday. 10 a. m. and and 4:i5
4 Il: Saturday, 10 a. m, .. m. and
= b m. Sunday, 1910 q m. and 100
fWses Bsakeley. except Saturday and
6nday. O. N. and 1915 and 3:lE o. m.
ksEr3ay. 3 q m. and l2:s5 and s.E 3. IA.
nfsy 3 a m. and / y. m
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fairly satisfactory returns OF railroad
earnings. have al contributed toward ,
more cheerful speculative sentiment Of
srsals az The great standard systems say
that while the work Of seeding has been
SaIavsd hy copsoas rains In the great crop
producing sections Of the country. the
rs,,ss,fors are very much more favorable
than II early seeding had been general
ara the sol. had lacked the necessary
moisture
Tha heavy and almost unprecedented
giur of money in London encourages ex-
r.ectarfons Of Increased purchases OF our
securities in the near future Buying for
this account during the week included the
Atchison and Northern Pacific issues The
advance in prsces eliminated on Thursday
and In the ensuing days general meder-
ate reactionary movement occurred, dds
chiefly 10 realization OF profits The up
ward movement however, was resumed on
Saturday. when covering OF shorts again
advanced prices and the closing Was about
the top IeyeI. Sugar was the main feature
Of the speculation. and advanced 81. per
cent. TO ia Subsequently prof.-takiBg
caused a reaction 10 IL, but the stock lefr
of at fssiz- Settlements between the
Northern Pacific managers and the Chi
Gage e. Northern Pacific interests and
between the 81, Louis & San Francisco
and Atch.son interests regarding matters
al issue. and the publication OF the reor-
ganizatien plan for the St Louis 4 San
Francisco requirements helped the market
The aggregate sales were 1854 shares
Trading in bonds today footed up sos. go,
an unusually large total for saturday
The market was firm. and slight gains
were noted in some cases.
The government bond market during the
week ruled higher. and was favorabay az
fected by foreign purchases and by good
local investment The sales were $io,ssa.-
co.
Weekly Bank Statement.
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lmvfng Seattle for Alaska April =
and every thirteen days thereafter.
n freight and passenger rates Apply u
J. G. CARROLL, Agent,
ochwabacher dock. Tel, Pike r.
IA E PEABODY. General MANAGER.
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MOOD CANAL ROUTE
Y. 8. Nail

0TEAAER DELTA
su Coiman dock. foot Of Marion
~ Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
1871, Brinnon. Holiey. Dewatto. Liiis-
- Halss. HoodsDort and Union City.
rln alternate days.
b. TROuTMAN. Master.
FRANK w. GOoDHUE, AgsaG
n6uuh0ne Red 81.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland. April ls.-Wheat-WaIlaW Alia.
E0Ssc: Valley, eoc.
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7 ON THE -vrrn-

M on THE -ELYKR,
~ArTLE TO TACOMA
S.ssA fyipe daily. except Sunday.
Sc~r md twenty-five nsrueea
= "a 3TEA3fEE FLYER"
daily tr!ps. 8eatte-Taepa
= q ff5FfErr TUESDAY. NAY 4
TIME CARD.
a, fare. Sc. round trip. Re
rnffie-5zs. LIS q n, 40 oaB
suSDAYe.
-. n~sftie-s O. m. = n; .. n
Taroma--ssD A. m: IN. - 3. u
.~ "a Northern Pacine wharf. t.
~ Commercial dock. foot Il Ma
1Ps,s steamers Flyer and States Il
1Sfoa. fare D.