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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-16
LOST.
OFFICES TOILET.

ALSO one large vacant room, suitable
for purposes of public meeting or lee
lures. Apply to WOman's Exchange,
46 Merchant street. 4326-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-16

Queen Victoria is to have an electric
chaise.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-16
TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

Barometer corrected for temperature and ele
Tation but not for gravity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

View York. Aug. ia.-The stock market
to4Ay Vas mere active. blt the opera
s1ens Sers 10 less professional than here
iefere. The movement % prices was
downward &c TIE forenoon. but the after
neoa dealings were Characterized By de-
es7se strength, oSinE - a further stump
81 exchange rates. leading up 10 al an
nalncezsent q pEepa ratl0Es axfszzlIy for
theslra Fsrtatlon q Ec1d from Europe. An
i1naeas1A foreign banking house is ar
ranging Tor ne importation OF & 0ss. 90
- gola within tbe nexi fen aavs. and ia
leading H0Sneisl cirulss the expectation
y "a additional heavy influx e toe pre-
Cious metal is general Reports % cor
fe~ences oetSeen prominent banking Of
uctAss preparatory 60 ths Imports weTs
also c2rr@1t an8 ws~e partly confirmed
Ihe early trading vas depressed, owinx
% the recslpt y lawrr Eeaasaa aueta ions
Tie siFESeEex - Eacnsy ana euunaeEu Al
paper. rnp6srsss foreign sszssrx here IN
satisfactory fr&fstc returns ard reports Of
sartner cutting g rAErcsa rates. The
y2-a9gla2s N SIC Sr7ces &C ting .eaasrg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Aug. Is-Arrived-Stmr
Newsboy, Tillamook. Cleared-Stmr Ar
cata. Portland.
Hoquiam, Aug. Is--Arrived the 18th from
San Francisco-Schr Maid of Orleans. for
Aberdeen. and schr Neptune. for Hoquiam.
Port Townsend. Aug. la-Speeiai-The
Italian bark Cayour has arrived from Cal
lao, where the American consul reports
a smallpox epidemic. The vessel viii be
sent into quarantine for three days 20
undergo fumigaaon.
Arrived-Chilean bark Emma Louisa.
from Valparaiso for Chemanius. TO load
a return cargo OF lumber, Hawaiian bark
Mauna Ala, from Honolulu, at Nhatcom,
to load lumber for Adelaide
The British bark Bolivia, which was
towed ashore recently In Plumper Pass,
Il. C.. will go ON the dry dock at Esqui-
malt.
The schooner King Cyrus. for T1entsin.
and the Chilean bark Elisa, for Antofo-
gasia, sailed from Chemanius last Sun
day.
Capt. Gibson. the well-known British
Columbia stevcdore. has gone 10 san Fran
cisco to sail the bark Colorado TO Cinema
MUS for a cargo of lumber.
The bark Sea King win sail from Ia
coma tomorrow for sydney. loaded with
lumber.
George Il. Atkinson. formerly manager
of the Tacoma Mil Company, and DR.. +.
g. Iyles. both or san Francesca, VINO are
heavily interested In the foreign lumber
trade OF the Pacific coast. are on Puget
sound.
The British bark KIlbrannan, which
grounded on Point Wilson last February
viii be sold at auction on the 18th inst
st Victoria A number OF firms contem-
plate her purchase and The bidding Is
likely TO be lively. Her owners have In
CURED an expense OF $500 since the ac-
efdent occurred.
The British bark Enrol. now at Veto
ria dIscharging general cargo from Eng
land, Is due 20 arrive in Seattle next
week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20

s1arss were extensive. ana ere decline
exts-s1sd - ~ per e~1s- - Manhattan
About r0on the market hegzE 20 rally.
Chiefly 81 covering. induced ~ the In
e-=asang weakness g exchsr<a ana ~
tno-s OF god import probabilities. and the
early declines we're so5n recovered An
hcav later shs news OF the proposed s.. asa.-
pc engagement % Isr8-G FrereS came
20 h7ze ard caused q starr reSs q TIE
sacrts, and decided improvement. IN
rrs-es al along tbs lire occurred, on buy
Ing for both accounts. London was also
buyer 70 D moderate exseDs. The gains
over the early log relass were material
n many instances. TIE closing Was very
strong bur \ shade lower than the best
prices. 81 general fractional net improve
rrents. The railway hand market dis
played q lower tendency early. hGs later
stlTenei sharply on increased dealings
The sales we're sr7Ssa
Government bonds were stesdy. o, deal
srgs OF sla SO Silver certificates were
nrner. at So. for ss.sa
Money and Exchange.
Money On call. steady. ~ sfi* Ter cent !:
closed per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per. 7Rs per cent Sterling exchange.
weak. with actual business IN bankers
bills at 81 Ss94 $50 fer demand and saszAs
QAs4,z for sixty days Posted rates.
81 Sse34s- and 81 ssizG 81 Commercial bills.
81 GA. Bar silver. Sssc. Silver esriia-
Gates. en3GeTc-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20
-; los 10 = blk 4. Cove AID. Aasuss

z Sa
serzram wertheimer ri ux 70 Matilda
Cert, undivided eae-sixth 90 same nrcp-
sTsy, August = she
Mary g Ewsng % Henry c. Ewing Toe
s Blk F NeSisr's lss add. Kent. also foss =
Sfsc - BIZ - first Plat % West Seattle
o. West Seattle Land and Improvements
Company, August - sac
lsaland A. Daniels et ux 70 Mary A.
p0nlsr, iat !. sec ~. - * sss acres. Au-
gust Is s1&N
George j. fitzpatrick 70 William Mccor-
~. lot Z. Blk II. Rreokiyn add. August Is
Ssa
Fred H Peterson ct wx to Sarah r
Waterman. rfa los 2. blk y. A. A. Denny :
Sdd, May lS . 81
olive A. Massey ana husband ]. T. 10
William G. Bowen. sc aw sec s - & sx-
cept aeres in sw eerner, IS acres. Au-
gEss IL, S.Ha
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was tie report thar xose IN goss hal
nssz saEaSsd - Ison5on Tor importation.
AID tes eject % tbs was shown i1 TIE
c3oszzE armnexs
Sosa E2s nrn sron Start - fash.
1arEely En- sympathy with TIE f~-rness
= Sasa.. azsi 10 sesne extent because %
tAe Indication &c TIRE present low pFscxs
ssoppsag TIE fow tro-. TIE farms
4sss better Eene 81 wheat aud corn was
cats.
The provision market cpere1 soreewha.
Ensesiiesi. * lowe~ prices az zroana. bat
fstr During - provide Tor orders caused
sligat rally temporarily. Later packers
sid literally. Ana prices recS1ed again
20 inside agares.
Closing Quotations.
ESc.
osts-aagust. rise; September. ITsse.
Sora-Aagust. @~A4e; September. zs.e.
Pork-AaEsst and Sepscza her. s.
I-srd-Augusf. 81 s-sa. October. U.s.
Rias-AugaSt and September. x-ss
Flzxssed-tsl<c
Tinctay-sz7a
Live stock.
Cattle-SaleS We're at IlsSs 5 for TIE
poorest native eeevss an 70 50 6-sss4S for
the best. the husk - Gry-tsd steers gong
a. t4lesIs.ss9. stcckers. Ss.S9Ss1ss. feeders.
Sssn1Ss: bulls. s1S27s. cows and Aeifers.
sa-As1LsS. Veal calves were active, lasa
lsc higher than last week. good 60 cholce
lots selling a. &5s5gs: Western range fair
~ active az q decline or loo sales largely
a. SS13sa
Hcgs-Heavv. 8. 1913 81: medium. sziesG
A5a, aghtNelghts S.3sN2sa The general
market closed salee lower
sheep-NaIiyeS salahie al g. z5ssS-sa and
lambs a. s. T5fs5sA
Reees 1ts-C2ttis, q go. hors e GOO
sheep, 1900.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Movements of steamers ana other
Notes Of Interest To Marine Men.
TIE csfy Of F5etssa- from san Francisco
ia due here tocHy.
ft-s.s-t zre.zryser Fseechley. ], ss2 IONS. s
- ~ Hastings rnflsE. Vancouver. y. C..
so..ssne lumber for Buenos Ayres.
'T-,,a choir bows 81 -. MARKS churce,
80, have been camping al Cosay for ne
rsst ten days, returne-s on tnc &off@n
tonaflssFor yesterday
~, Tuesday night the Steamer 4sosalle
,~ev1sfsrrs-s go bead OF r1erp from Seattle
=, tsn~. ToWrY~@rsa and Victoria. the ship
yssr being James Butter.
wr. A. T. Taylor. for = nsErr hesr OF yes'rs
,-.,yss- ~ TIE steamer Flyer. has T~furnst
- zss.sse. after ar afssence % EeaFty nine
,,c,sfSsx in ne East and south
~, she lass trip o. ne Roaaise STE
srossght ao&n from NscforA re ma ssiis-
1900 fAsstorv ne 01fslt ali be socatsz1
IA eeatAss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago Aug. fs--Whe4t--After the
short weakness displayed In the opening
sales. wheat was firm IN the forenoon. and
generally az some improvement over last
nights closing quotations. Wall street
opened lower, ard. - the money question
~ pre-eninenfiy the mos; important fac
tor at present. the shsting had an tn
nueuce on wheat This weakness was bat
Temporary. Tire export clsarances OF wheat
en-. -four from Atlantic ports were very
heavy amounting 20 es0Ase bushels. To
this more than anything else is due the sd-
vance which sooa set in. The demand FOR
shisraant from here vas even more vigor-
Gus than ~ was yesterday. Forty thou
sand traShsis 81 No. I Northern sTvinz
wheat were sold for direct export before
y o'clock. and ranioES OF a r7uch heavier
business having been done were rife near
re close New York Was relatively Sr-ner
than Chicago Cables were strong. The
statistical RVS was not al cg3lsSn TIE
Northwestern receipts were again heavy
heavier thsn last wax and than a year
s-o Tee number Of cars received today AZ
wlna@ans,ss ana Duluth was s4s against
sssg "a Wessrs-z % last week and rs
On the sDonsiaS day % the year be-
fare sssrnaarfsossz os thai KIDD VII short
w be Of a different character from the
above. for aboGt this time izst year ne
rn5v~-nes IN the Northwest from the pre-
rssu@nzl crop % that season commenced
Chsraxo receipts weTa heavy. amounting
% L. cars, bal Only one car vas contract
p~aassr~~ts reported a decrease % sss.ys'
bushels IN ere worlds stocks. which was
asss ppolntlrax ard eszsed some reaction IA
-<asssasE hour. Tnes2tess cause q ssrelx-a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20

Boston, Aug. l9.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter Will say tomorrow of
the wool trade: There is little more hope
full feeling in the wool trade The aggre-
gate sales in the principal cities are In
excess of last week. bat business contin-
ues exceedingly quiet. Values are steady.
there being little inclination TO force BUSH
ness. Sales in Boston, New York and Phil
adeiphia for the week aggregate 2.s1s, loQ
pounds. OF which / .6sS, 100 pounds were do
nestle and i.25s.ooo foreign. Sales since
January 1 We're ia. 61s JOS. against III. 10. ga
during the like period of iss5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20
The Umatllla's Passengers.

steamer Jfmatiila win leave fer San
Francisco this morning al O'clock with
a general cargo OF coal and -four and q
gooa-slzed passenger LIST. The following
have engaged passage: Lieut.. HAYDEN
and family, Mrs. NJ. Greeniesf. Mrs utI
Miss seIena Heckle. j. -. Davis. Henry
Slater. r. Glass. Mr. Parkinson, Miss
Woods. Miss Frazer. Sarah NJ w MIS-.
NJ. u. Pease. James Pattlsors, NJ. morsaa'
- yonw Mrs. W. A Hart aud family,
IpIIss Knappe. Mrs Hall and family.
Ms surnssy. Miss Mabel esuTnsay,
wrz & c. Nettleton. Miss Annstte Etce,
s. Green. III. Hathaway. Cart. j. 81. Rob
Inson, Mrs. Lacy. Mrs klmeda Green.
xtss Media Mitchell. Miss Nellie Esw0rtfy,
vrs q. 3. Parton. Father NJ H stTavis,
Father !. F. <pgent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

London. Aug. Is-'SiIver. sesd. Con-
sols. fig&
New York. Aug. Ia.-The Evening Posts
London financial canlegraEn says: The
feature IL the stock market today was
the sharp rise in kaffsrs, on Cape buying
The other markets were Iifeless. Amer
leans were inclined at one time 10 harden.
on the cable reports OF the success Of last
nights gold meeting In New York, but the
selling In that city broke the market
which closed fat. The fall in American
exchange excites the greatest interest
here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20
Rreadstnrs and Grains.

Liverpool. Aug. I9.--Wheae-Spot quiet,
demand poor No. red winter. stocks ex-
hAustsd: No. 2 red spring. Is lid: No. ]
California. IS ii. Futures closed steady.
Ia higher: August. - i0s4d; September.
Is lead. October. AZ lid. November.
As IiAd: December. As llAd.
Gorn-Spot firm: American mixed. new.
Is Io14d. Futures closed firm. I'D higher.
August. 3 l0d. September. - I'd. October.
- sh4d: November. IS Sad: December.
- as.d.
F'lour-Firm. demand fair. freely sup
Piled ST. Louis fancy winter, 6s ID.
Hops.
Hops-At London: Pacific coast, e. l5s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20

.r-,. ~.a~.s- western lire have shree daily
-. between 81 Pau and chicago II
,r7,rr train from the West should BE- late.
- v,s, aon't connect. renolisct les Jess
ss~n rwo hours 10 wait THIS II an I'm
s,-~sart matter II you are In hurry. p
~ pzrxer. Psgss sound agent. ssi Fra:
.,e.ue. S@stsge. Wash
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Camping saa fishing parties % I've or
.u0rs can e5ts8n reeHs-si rates 20 afsd from
Lake Crescent ~ applying % James Nor
~. azsnx Straits Steamship Company.
YsA.er dock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20

gEATTLE TO TACOMA
pwv round rips daily. except gunAnv.
a ere hour ard twenty-five mtnusen
THE STEAMER .sFLYER
pexular daily trips. seattis-Tacoma
SxEfrC EFFECT TuEgDAY. NAY q
TIME CARD
esngss iars. - re1na TIP.
Lave Tscoma-s - a. n. 1. IN. "a n
argDAY9.
en~> a<at.fts~-T a. NJ. Il m..so
<sve Tacorss-se5o .. M: -. - 3
s~rdsnr ~ Northern Pacific wharf "a
- Ard Commercial dock foot OF Na-
- ssrest Seattle.
sneAxyf steamers Flyer and Stair a
Gssnfrxton. fare gr.
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Gzss yoz- eo-ris;ns-rs.
cease rous gsscn fore
tssssaws Hx=zn Der there
k q ro~r~ - scszce yos
& y11- sfstrs<ses zns 80
make = good 5sE q = -zau
osx q yurr row weak. srs-
nature h-esY. Who can
seIs. perhss@ fae NtsIs
SPARK cs life row left Il
yoar poor scattered. nsr-
vo1s frame eaa % beaten
Ard rasse &c gse- a19 re-
t1rn ycar trse NASTY viz
orcDsrezs- Tca must re
member TIA; TIRE ore
grxra rern.s3to-sTez.leai
H. ths great
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20
THE VANCOUVER ROUTE

STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tacoma. u neon. seattle. Yesler
aaars. p m. Mondays and Thursdays
~ Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fairhayen.
sew W satcem. Blaine and Friday Har-
~. and Vancouver. arriving fancouver =
3 "a following day
Fa,e 10 Blaine g. fare 10 Vancouver.
p further Information apply 70 Yea
~ uaxrf
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND.
Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle I a. m. IL m. .. m
Leaves Everett 30 n IN. 2.3o .. m. In
IN
eundays--I.eaves Seattle II a. m: leaves
Everett p m
FArs-Ssnxie trip. 7Sc: round trip. U-8:
connects With boats for Tacoma and Bao-
komlsh
LndlnG--colman dock. foot OF Marion
etreet
eEATTLE q TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
r w Goodhue. Manager.
Telephone Red III
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Tine Card n effect June l. issA
RATTLE. EVERETT AND wWATCOM
ROUTE.
state q Washington leaves Seattle daily.
ssxsslt saturday. AZ 10 y. m
SEATTLE EVERETT AND IA CON-
NER ROUTE.
.Fssrhaven leaves Seattle dsiiy. excer<
sssssv. AZ 3 a m.
sss~rheHe. Msln ~ vrx'r- '~rs
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HlIdy,an.

This newly discovered
sD@cise stops premature
n@ss OF the discharge "A
&xensy days Cures Lost
Manhood. varicocele. Hy-
Sroeele. InfsanmailoDs.
Pzngses. Drains. <eurss-
fhenia and disc ase 8
oFotgII; on b. abuse You
should MAKE an effort 10
oe cured IL you stsh 70
learn more about TIE
Hsssyan cures call or
write for
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STEAMER MABEL.

Leaves City dock. Seattle. Monday,
wednesday and Friday at n. m. for Ed
ronds Everett and Snohomish river
points, connecting with :. Wiley Saviga-
flon Co. for Tacoma and Olympia
City dock. Steamers for all points on the
nbund Open all night. Telephone Main ST.
8. G.. YERKES. Manager.
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HOOD CANAL. ROUTE.
u. .. MAIL


II. y. MAIL.
STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Galhraith dock. foot Of washing
ten street. Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
yfiays. a. o'clock =. m, for kfnxssoa.
Icr Gamble. Seaseck, Rrsn8on. Holly,
Dswatts. Liiiswaup Falls. Hoodsport and
Cnscn City. RsturnN altegrats days
u TRoUTMAN. Master.
relerhnre Res 81.
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FOR g. A. r.. eneanprnens ne Great
xerthfra railway AL seil round trip
s1ekess ia Sc PAST August =. =, y ard
= FOR 81
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Cheerws ton. taken a, all stations a.
=. m, 18th meridian time g p. N Fac4nc
time
GEORGE X sALrsRT RI.
Observer In Charge
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- IIniiliny outing.

when you take year vacation eon't fos-
-. ne northern Paclae are making ex-
essrslgn rates daily 10 A5efesen and
ca. gesf bathing. biefeiiDs AMI
sy.-ystsiar .9ra8e43e % pssskzfss hola-
dsy aai BE- foand there
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sr,rr cARp ~ FrFEcT IAN 4

~ssss bourt-Leaves Seattle 1 a N !.
80. Port Townsend q m-. leaves m
-. Usrbor 10 - . m. leaves Roche Har-
- IS p. M. arrives a. New whatcom
S.sts bound-r-<aves New whsfcosn a.
- lezvss Roche Harbor 10 O. M: leaves
LAY Harbor II q m: leaves Por,
<e@rsed .. M: arrives at Seattle 5sR
as~srdus 4 Co. agents. City dock-
fej<phone. Main 81.
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LAB. TRANSPORTATION co.
WEEKLY TIME CARD.

STEAMER CLAN M'DQNALD.
skaeit River Route.
Leaves ssattie--TueSday. August II. a. z
4 n. THURSDAY. August ~. at a. m. !:
eafnFsay, August =. al a. m. Leaves
Noun Vernon--We dnesday, August -. at
pa m.s Friday, August q. at II a. n. I;
euads~ August o. at II noon Calling at
gianxood. Fir. Skagit City, Mount YER
ron and Avon. Gruislp going south sun
AZ and north Tuesday,
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

pors lard. Aug. i2-Wheat-Waila Wa
b. go Sc. valley. ssQ5Ic per bushsl-
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0f.yNPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
Il Wiley Eavigaiion Cos stsamR
NULTEOAAH
DAILY TINE CARD.
Lave Arrive.
$50 At. eS0 . N Tacoma at 81 q N
fscosne a.. 1000 m0eatsie ~ ..ifse9 n
6sefsis ct =. l:0o mTscorna at. 1dn n
S~crrna At. 80 M Olympia At. ea2 D m
CITY or ABERDEEN
Daily sxcspt Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
n.aft1a -. TO q mTacoma 49,. so = n
Scosss .....loa0 . m OLYMPIA 80. Loo 4
Olympls -. 100 . mTacoma 49,. See D N
GsruGna -. 5s39 p m Seattle 49,. 80 N
80 between Seattle ard Tacoma s
e.ris Landing NJ Seattle City dock, {6ot
LILLY. BoGARDus a co. Agents.
City dock. Telephone. Main a.
Can't L. Wiley. Manager.
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GAN JUAN ISLANDS.

9rEANER LYDIA THOMPSON.
@.~vvfnw United States NAL isaven CITY
80 s1et 81 Mali street. Monday. WEI
sssSsv and Friday ~ q m. for pors
$.@nserd. San Juan islands ana New
Esafcou Returning. leaves New What
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PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL AMER
icAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY

. s'eamshlp Trsnst VIII leave Seattle for
Sentml America or October sth.
Regular saiiings between Puget
scunt ane Central American
ports. General office. Mutual Life
building.
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fNisE ORCHARD AND FORT WASH
lNGToN ROUTE.
=, STEAMER MARY +. PERlEY
.s<sves GaibraIth deck. foot OF Nasa-
estsa street, for South Reach. Ss4sea
sW,s. ~ white BESuer.on. lnst~a
ssies Dry nock. Charleston. S1tEsy'
SSEscs.ca. Chico. Sllverdale. At ss@ y IN.
sSlsrasN, s-sS 2 m. Sunday, p M se-
$3.50 leaves SilVerdaie a. SIS a. "A
sssraone Red 81
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Total sales.

lOtal &AttS.
The total sales Of stocks today were 2Si.-
300 shares. including: American Tobacco,
5000; Atchison. 5000: American Sugar, So
900; Burlington. 10 100; Chicago Gas, $500;
Louisville & Nashville, 1900; Manhattan,
100: Northwest. $500; Reading. %. 400:
Rock Island, $500: st. Paul, 5000; Western
Union. L. 300: Southern Railroad preferred.
I. 100: silver certificates. 5000.
Flour.
Fiour-Receipts 1900 barrels. exports
1000 barrels. Market more active and
steadier.
Wheat
wheat-Receipts $4,000 bushels, exports
1900 bushels. Spot steady. firm; No.
decidedly higher today. in response TO
good foreign buying and firm cables. re-
ports OF damage TO the Manitoba crop by
recent frost and rumors OF gold imports.
closed sc net higher; No. : red. August.
closed ssLsc: September. closed Gbc.
Changes In Grain stocks
Special cable and telegraphlc dispatches
10 Bradstreet's covering the principal
points OF accumulation Indicate the follow
ing changes In available supplies last Sat-
urday, as compared with the preceding Sat
urlay: Wheat. United States and Canada
east OF the Rockies, decrease 80. 900 busn-
els: afloat for and IN Europe, increase a.
0pO: total decrease worlds available. 5ls,
OF bushels. Corn, United States and Can
ada east OF the Rockies. increase l.4T.ebo
bushels. Oats, United States and Canada
east OF the Rockies. increase $4,000
bushels.
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rrssns leave and arrive dspst foot es
Columbia street
TIME CARD IN EFFECT DEC. q. issA
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Petroleum.
PetroIeum-Dull: United closed sTo4i1;
Pennsylvania steady; September. $Le41s
BID Ohio, crude, steady.
Metals.
Conpar-Easy: brokers' prices, Ee.7s. ex-
change. ssas5ffli.
Pig iron-Easy; Northern. si0.ESai2
I.ead-SteaGy; exchange. s2s7az.
T"in-Quiet: Straits, sisz5. plates firm.
Sreiier-Flat; domestic. A.ts.
Coffee.
C.offee-options closed unchanged 70 5
points ret decline; August, yioi5; Septem-
Der. s.. 7sq9.7 Spot coffee dun.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw quiet: refined quiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-30
AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE, &c,
Today.

Today.
Radcliffe, Sutton & Co., Aucts.-Saie of household
furniture and effects Ia residence 1876 st. NV,
IN Thursday, April 3d. at 4:30 o'clock pm. Reg
maid Fcntall and John D. Coughlan trustees.
Thos. Bowling & Co., Aucts., 812 st. NV
Monroe ST.. Anaeostia, d. c., dwelling, No. 1913.
Sale Thursday, April 80, at O'Clock pm. John E.
Herrell I'D Aaron S. Caywood, trustees.
NJ. b. Latimer & Co.. ACCESSIBLE of groceries,
wines store fixtures. &c, at VI. Metzger Il Co.'S
store, All eth ST. E-w., Thursday, April 80, at
10 o'clock am, and continuing daily.
C.. e. Sloan & Co., Aucts., 1907 G ST. NV
Manufacturers sale of 200 safety bicycles at auc-
ton rooms. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, at
10 o'clock am. each day.
Tomorrow.
ThOs Bowling & Co, Aucts., 612 E st. NV
23d ST. NV. bet. VI and sts., unimproyed prop
erty- Sale Friday, May /, at 4:30 O'Clock pm.
James $. Edwards and Franklin H.. Mackey,
trustees.
Radcliffe, Sutton & Co, Aucts.-Slle of entire
contents Of furniture etc, III house 142S e st.
NV. on Friday morning, May l, at 10 o'clock.
IUncanSnn Bros, Aucts, 9th and SITS. NV.
Sale Of stocks and bonds at auction rooms, above
place. Friday, May l, at 1 O'Clock pm.
Sale of public property ut Army Medical Mu-
Scum, 18th and sts. s.w., Friday, May 1, at
10 o'clock am.