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Live stock
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.
transactions since January ana
for Yesterday.

Real estate trapsactious since January
1 1897. are 81. oJT. iie.sT. There were nied
for record yesterday II deeds asgreea.',ls
AS555. Following is nst iurt1stea 80
80 80 cas.,is Abstract Company. room Es
New York block:
xr,..a,s Jordan. trustee, W. J. Spra-
-, p Keene and II. G. Boliong 20
Money Creek Mining and Reduction 80.
=, bennington. Black Chief, Hector
Hughes. Tip Top. American = .As 80 :
Loaf mines. Money creek "is '
Wv w. Reck ct ux. 20 Emma Rinehart.
lots TO s. block A. and nnd = elocks =.
c. u and f, Eaton's ed. add 10 HfFeih@
I,neIIa X Harnett Inee kells) ana nns-
hand ]. b. by c. e, Bowman. attorney
10 Cafharine Randolph Lot ! DOCK =
XTocsvarsg's add. March 2, u.
watson G. Squire ct ux. 10 William X
f.rssna io,s and s block =. A A. Den
ny's add. lots TO s. block ". lots l 20 .
block /. lot II. block Is. Squire PARK add
M wiII,a n y \ Hutchinson TO W. 5. Regal.
lots and s In acre l. lot s, N acre .. iots
I 10 IN acre ? all tn tract 3 Maple - al
ada, Green Lake Circle May :. 10, 80 go
lots Il and Is, block II lots ana ~. oi ,s,i,
: lot IS. block . W. G l. Co.'S Knob Hin
add, Kent, April ?. 20.
Mari J. Dawson and HUSBAND tracy 70
T o. Maxwell. tract IN sw Of sec Is, -
g & March l. N.Sn - ,,.-~,s
Henry sldebotham 10 George sideooih-
am M sec / - =, s. - acres. December
4 iS9t > W 81.
r n Smith q IL. 70 NJ. c. Acclelland.
lots to :. block 2. Commercial street
Jes~ef5n ~ phillips - ux. 20 Horstio
f4afnawav. lot -. block "a Benton Hill
add April !. q c. s.
Mater "a Ada Harry A and Cafy y.
AxteN ard Alice M Fountain 10 Eliza -.
Axteli bot :. block H. Eastern add. Sep
ternber Is 1876. a c. &
washington National hank - Seattle %
wartur NJ Csriswcl8. lots and 2. block =
raraelfs add April s s1sa-
Pefsr Dssltsch 20 Theresia pautsch. part
II 4 Ye-ler -. G. May 1 iSS. s..
sheriff 20 Ike LgTte. sw he sec 2. - z.
rs April :. xs45 Is
John kies7errnan - TX. 20 Andrew Iun-
rre.1 tnt H. block Il. Gsra1s Salmon Bay
a9a ballard March J.. 81.
sarah r n Elizabeth n &nd @GGith >
Mirror. b. Jacob Furth. attorney 70
George Milton Thompson. lots snd 4.
block X A A. Denny's broadway add,
April L. G8f1
~ ] stephens 20 II. a stephens. "a
rfaes :. ali tracts 80 and -. West Seattle ;
acre tracts. ne So ne sec =. - -. : lots
( and :. block ID a A Dennys Eraaa-
w-@v AS tgasck a Saveg's 1Sf add. Moore
fnns lets Il and II bloca :. Point ADD, "
SAITH. block l. Naeher-z Dsyisloa 0testa
Lake AID blocks - - q. 8 20 - ana =.
yVoassss South Division. Green Lake ada,
April = s.
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A dock trial OF the new revenue tugboat
Golden Gate viii occur this morning be-
tween 10 o'clock and noon at the Moran
ship yards. The Golden Gate will be tied
firmly TO the dock and her engines set In
motion. Any irregularity In their action
viii then be made manifest in a manner
as satisfactorily as IL she were moving
ahead. The dock test Will be but prelim-
mary, and according to It's success or fall
ure the sailing date OF the Golden Gate
for San Francisco will be governed. II
successful. the revenue boat VIII probably
set sail for her regular trial passage in
a day or so. The return OF Robert Moran.
who is not expected from the East for a
week, will probably not be waited for.
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nctaf.

LONDON. April 12.-Consols. liz: silver.
2Sssd
NEW YORK. April i2-The Evening
Posts London cahlegrany today says:
The stock market Is dun and depressed
today. after steady opening. Karirs
were fat on political rIfnors The stock
exchange now views the Eastern question
more seriously than hitherto. and mo-
ton FOR a holiday on Saturday next was
disgissad today. 20 be finally considered
changed the house will decide 20 remain
oueu. This has not occurred on Easter
Saturday for many years,
Foreign stocks closed better on an I'm
provement in the continental honrsee.
Gold ia IN strong demand for JspSn and
the continent. over q 90 being withdrawn
today from the bank. II II reported that
savereigns arriving from Australia are b.
Ing melted for export. IL IS believed. also.
that 70 protect its store Of bar gold. the
Rank OF England may lower the price Of
eagles
london discount houses have further re-
face-s their deposit rates NY = per cent.
The present tendency IL toward easy rates
for short. money. but quotations for long
dated loans are hardening.
The Parts ard Berlin markets were fiai.
The grafr Er4 provision exchanges az
LIVERPOOL viii observe the Easter HOLIDAYS
Nv closing from midday Thursday. ADrii
Is. until tire following Tuesday. April -
Hreaa.tuHs. Grains. Etc.
LIVERPOOL April is-wheat-No. !
ra4 Northern spring, steady AZ Sc IT'D.
a, 81 sd. 40 ola. steady : i0i. futures,
steady; April. = s%d; May. = nd; June.
vlosar-st. Louis fancy winter. dun. a,
HSps-At London. Pacific coast. dun. a,
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SUCCESSFULLY ACCOMPLISHED.
The Oregon Safely Enters the Dock
afPort Orchard.

The docking of the battleship Oregon
was successfully accomplished at midnight
Sunday and the big fighting machine now
rests clear of the water. No hitch or ac-
cident of any kind occurred while the ship
was being lifted into the dry dock.
The work OF cleaning her bottom and
painting viii be concluded as early as pos
sible In order that the Oregon may leave
for San Francisco In time to participate In
the Decoration day exercises. San Fran
cisco wishes TO have as many vessels In
the harbor on that day as possible. IL was
not originally intended that the Oregon
should be there, but when the cruiser
Philadelphia was ordered away 10 Hawaii
the San Franciscans petitioned for the
oregon TO replace her.
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TO BE RAISED.
Steamboat Men Discuss Seattle
Tacoma Rates

Passenger rates between Seattle and
Tacoma win undoubtedly be raised In a
short time 10 the schedule In force before
the opposition OF tho steamer Cricket,
since burned. made q general cut. A
meeting OF steamboat men interested IN
this route was held yesterday afternoon
In the office OF 7. A. Naceau, OF the North
ern Pacific. and while no definite agree
ment was reached, the steamboat men
submitted an arrangements which will
probably be acceded TO by the railroad
company. The absence of A. h. Charlton.
assistant general passenger agent or the
Northern Pacific. prevented conclusive
action.
!. The schedule submitted by the steam
boat men was as follows: On the steam
ers Kingston and Flyer. rs cents one way.
SIS round trip: steamer Multnomah, "
cents one way, S. cents round trip: train.
- cents one way. 81. 80 round trip.
The agitation of the last legislature over
the appointment OF a railroad commits
sion may have an influence in withhold
ing the railroad from agreeing 10 raise
of rates. Some time ago the railroad
wished TO raise rates and the steamboat
companies refused. The shoe Is now on
the other foot. and II is the Northern Pa
cifc which hesitates.
Those present at yesterdays meeting
were: /. A. Nadeau. S. G.. Yerkes, Frank
w. Goodhue. l.. b. Seeley. II. Seeley. Capt.
L. Wiley and Fred III. Marvin.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer GREYHOUND ran 20 Tacoma sun
day In place ~ the Flyer.
The Toneks viii sail for Alaska az
O'Clock tomorrow morning
Steamer fYtousa took out a rar load Of
r,otatos~ last nlgEt for Vancouver.
Steamer Lydia Thompson came OF ths
wayz early yesterday morning and Tsnt
out % her regular run 20 "natS0rn
rousrwow e. steamer day az thu Ct>ssn
6ork zfearnshGp Walia Waila giH sail
sor Sar Eranc8seo 81 0'efeck In tfss morn
frg ana steamship TmatiIla Is due 90 ar
rive during the day.
IsrsareS~ steamship S2kgra Maru sailed
Or .h~ Orient yesterday morning a; s
cf~so@k pilot David Gilmore Sas aboard.
Hs srsH stop or ~ Port Angeles 20 await
sne ARRIVAL Of ths Tenshin Mars.
Following In q Esst OF the passengers
brought from Alaska ~ the steamship
CITY OF Topeka. Aszs Aadellne. Nell La
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Chanc. for a Third Term,

Elizabeth Smith was arrested yesterday
morning by Officer Glssscoek on charge
of insanity. She was taken 10 the county
sail 10 await investigation.
The woman has been twice discharged
from the asylum AT Steilacoom as cured.
coming out the last time about three years
ago. shortly after which she was married
here. She was born ia Seattle. and for
some time peddled apples on the streets.
She was then known as the Seattle
annie girl"
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D~1p@rs, s<s.c per pound: dried okras -
is3c PER pound: garlic. j. sc per pound
sss s., s-ssT.s1ar -ss Per p ss.;
2sSyl@c pr pourva. string beans, ss7sc Per
pound. Mexlczn sc-ssssoes. rsoaLa per
box: rsusaro. sew psr box
arse y.FT1 =: oranges. seedlings. -scsIl 3;
Mexican lines s. 5sf4: common California
lemons. 7zesssl ger box: SECOND Cal!tornis
Lemons So ii r sane Ger i sanss ., len
PIES. ss<ss psr tozsn. smyrna ne-. lsss.sc
per pound, dates. = -ef pound.
.- 5.' s,3 yt. sEs1a dairy ns Sc Sc
'1 rs.es@TF.ucy mild new, SIC per pound .
fair 10 good. sfs&5sc: California cream. ID
Gle: Young America. use. Eastern. lag
lsl~c. Western, ils.GiaAsc-
Exx-Store and r4rcn. ls-1I12c-
Poultry ana Game-L.Ive turkey COB
biers. 1ss1ise Per pound; 90 hens. isGisc:
sfSf-. broslers' small. g Ss3z 80: DO large.
81 ZOOS. frverS sssas -. hens &4sfs. DUCKS
ole. ss0s5a. DO young SNss 80; geese
S9f2- 8 per pair. goSAngs. ~ sse1s. pigeons.
old. si-s9. young, 81. soQz-5; hare, T5cH$1 !:
rabbits. Halls per Dozen
Closing auetaffons-
wheat-Tnactfve: December, NIX.
Barlsy-fnactive; December. ssisc.
Corn-Large yeilow, sssasssc.
Bran-CaIifornis. SSE $50 per ton.
Wool and Hops.
wool-spring: Choice foo,hiil. ic1Ise:
San Joaquin SIX months. sftlic; do year 3
staple. Sslsc: mountain. losal3c; Nevada, 10
Hops-crop of 1896 sai2c per pound.
Financiai-
Silver bars -. Co., Draft-Sighe -. Is
Mex dolls ..4si465o Telegraph - :. liz
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The uma,sI.a'. Passengers.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aprii i2.--TT1e steam
ship Umatilla left for Puget sound today
with the following passengers:
saassie--Fs. o'Tsonn@li, Robert Martin. II.
Mafhews Mrs. CaEtagmetto. J. Van Bus
kirk II Lewis and wife q. ROOM. Harry
Fgrowa. " Smith. Nrs Nasfsrson. Mrs.
Walk. ". Frost and wife, John Noon.
yirso~aa-.J Fletcher. William Harrison.
wlzs Street. Miss Brewer. q. Eiedgett and
yrife Miss Solomon. Mrs. Harley. Ars.
wanr4nx O. Seellg and son, j. Bscker. II.
l. Yenick
e-srauaa--li. Ward Nj Hsllen. r. Grant
A Es-e.rgng T~TofnaH Pfsves.
Port Toxnseu5~-J B3relow.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATOOSH, April 1A-9 a. m,~-Barometer.
30 20: clear; wind northeast, 80 miles. Out
ward tug Sea Lion, at $50 r. m: Il. =.
str Columbne. at buoy. 4 p. m.-Bsrom-
eter 3025: clear wind northeast IS miles
NEAH BAY, April ia a. m.--Ciear:
brisk northeast wind: tug Tyee I'm bay. 4
D. m.-Clear: light northeast wind: tug
Tvee and u. s. ctr Coiumbine I'm bay.
PORT ANGELES. April i2.--s n. m.-Tsa-
rometer S0as: clear: wind east snree
miles; tugs Magic and Boyden at dock 4
p. m.-BaroT1eter. 30.32. clear: wind east
four miles: tug Magic I'm bay.
CLALLAM BAY. April IA p. m.--
Clear. calm
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The th-wssfSrn Line comprises over
100 miles OF perfectly equipped railway
IN Illinois Iowa, wisconsin. Michigan,
Nirnesota, North Dakota. South Dakota
Nebraska and Wyoming. II operates the
ar.est trains Ia the world. The service To
fshtrzxo. Milwaukee and ali tns principal
cities OF the East and Southeast cannot
~ sarraszsd. Insist on having your TICKET
VI. THE North Western" n. W. Parker.
Commercial Agsnf. 80 First avenue. seat
q.
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more Mrs. A c. Van Doran. Jessie rshe-
wata. II. E. Cutler. Mrs- A. Mcclellan. ].
l.. Fort. Frank Martin. p r. HUI, Mr..
End Mrs I. p. shnIi Helen
Shull. w. A. Butterreld. i. VIII
sen. Fl. A Bauer. w. Hecht T. Pat
terson. J. Mcdonald. Miss Ia Melton. r.
Butler. +. A. Thorpe. a Iiliystrand. II.
Hall. J. + Nsloney. Fred stevens. j. Nc
Csuiiy. Mrs. j. cendan. Lizzie Morris, J.
c, Callhraith. Mss NJ Heating and four
teen second class
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Composition

We are row prepared 20 10 onposstsou
for the trade fany rneasarei In Sonpareil,
Msnson. Brewer and Long Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed Cali or address Post.
Ints-llgEcCeg. Seattle.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE DILT.ER.

r. Brow n. Port Townsend.
W. a Fairweather. Tacoma.
Thomas Johnson, Victoria.
@. A. Schwartz. Olympia.
w. A. Majuckers. Columbus. q.
T.. Crookston. Mount Vernon.
Thomas Watson. Briedablik.
Miss May Smith, Tennessee.
Mrs. Morrison, Victoria
Hector Mccallum, Albin.
W. NJ. Hubert. Snohomish.
A NJ. Springer. Snohomish.
William Andrews. Arlington.
THE NORTHERN.
f. l.. Gaudette. New whatcom.
John II. Condor. City.
A. l.. Luke, Scranton. Idaho.
Capt. l.. Wiley. Olympia
]. III. Parker Dunning.
NJ. j. Lord. Port Townsend.
q. w. Crockett, Portland, Wash.
NJ NJ, Hopkins. snoqualmie Falls.
II. Adams, Portland.
III. Ellis. Olympia.
Mrs. II. Ellis. olympia.
3. .. Brown. Clear Lake.
T. A. Kennedy, Blaine.
III. q. Tuttie. Portland.
X. G.. Strudwick, City.
Thomas Ramsey. Fiorance. Wash.
William ii. Vearxie. Tacoma.
THE BUTLER.
William a. Barker. Tacoma.
j. X. Hayden, city.
f. u. Lamoreaux. Stevens Point. WIS.
j. Reid. Montreal.
John Reid, Montreal.
+. a, Bartlett and wife, Port Townsend
r.. w. Douglass. Troy. N Y.
A. VI. Anderson, Spokane.
T.. W. Porter. Waierviiie.
Mrs z. p. Attridge, Port Ludlow,
George 3. Batty. Portland.
j. L. Hamburger. Chicago.
III. NJ. Pcyser, San Francisco.
Victor staadioker. San Francisco.
l.. II. Smith and wife. LINDEN.
J. II. Irvine and wife. Stanwood.
J. y. Reed, Portland.
e. III. Olson, Tacoma.
NJ Hogan, Grand Rapids.
r, w. vaille. Portland.
George ". Stevenson. Vancouver. Wash
X. Brumbaugh. San Francisco.
J. NJ. Kepner. Chehalls.
r. Pe,tibone. Fairhaven.
IT. Wilson and wife. Tacoma.
J. II Beecher. San Francisco.
n. Goodman. Portland.
Sam j. Loeb. Tacoma.
r. r. Anderson. Tacoma
THE NEW ENGLAND
Dave wetherup. seabeck.
r e Day, Tacoma.
Howard Wilson. City.
Dave Callagan. City.
Thomas Harker, BROOKLYN. n. Y.
LAT. Heath. Port Gamble.
III a.. ttIths sAtAsItrA4
". r. Smith, Oak Harbor.
George O. CLOVIS. Chicago.
II s. King Friday Harbor.
Mrs. Oteulhn. City.
oscar 8. Brown. Enumciaw.
Capt. ~. Tvirner steamer Alta
r. A. Booth. City.
~. Lawson. wife and family. city.
Charles Layton. Olympia.
NJ Erickson. Olympia.
II. II. Thaie. Butte. Mont.
THE STEVENS
Miss Hazel Ashkes. San Jose. Cal.
D r. Greenwood. Georgetown. Pa
NJ Manley. Tacoma
II. r. Lansdon. st. Paul
r w Churchouse, Spokane.
Or s. H Walker. Buffalo.
q q. Eurgrnnn. snohomish.
Prof. B. y Dillon. Walla Waiia-
Ren r. Nudd. City.
Mrs. e G Million. Mount vernon
Miss r. Bishop. Mount vernon
III. ~. Callahan. city.
q. ID. Mcclure. Portland.
J. Lewis. Tacoma.
M. T. Hitchcock. Washington. d. u
(sNsNfe Mai@r. Whatcofn.
FrnsIy Grossman, Whatcorn-
w. ". somsTs, Chicago.
James Pearl. 9nohomish.
- - Woolar. Rosiyn. wash.
Fletcher Linn. Portland.
r II. L1ngham. Tacoma.
John Barneson. Port Townsend.
j. y. Davis and wife. Carbonate.
W. 9. Campbell. Nashon.
J. s. Walston. ocosto-
L ~. Wood ward. Granite Fails.
q. r.. Warren. Salt Lake &fy.
o. A Brown. Salt Lake Cfsy.
~. r. JOY. Tacoma
A. &. Charlton. Tacoma.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board OF Trade.

CHICAGO, April 12.-There was a fair
trade and moderately active market in
wheat during the early hours. but the in
terest Increased considerable the see-
sion advanced The feeling was firm.
with first sales at a trifie advance. and
socn rallied with Lc more. weakened lc,
disc higher. The early strength was due
10 the advance tn Liverpool or Id. Berlin
also coming higher.
There was decrease on ocean passage
OF $50, GO bushels and the weekly worlds
shipments showed some reduction at S.lSS.-
CO bushels. against 4.5tS,0oo bushels last
week and 4 A6a, 90 bushels year ago. St.
Louis wsis strong and higher. and was &C
tive on tho buying side here and had con-
siderable TO do with the rally. The wealth
er map showed more rain In Nebraska
and the Dakotas, and was looked upon as
unfavorable. While war possibilities were
not quite certain, there was q teeans
OF uneasiness among shorts and many COW
cred. The favorable crop report was ap-
parentiy not much OF a factor, ana suS-
gested a crop OF about SOTO bushels.
Northwestern receipts Were liberal The
visible supply showed decrease OF $500
bushels against reduction OF Iols,OO0
bushels last year. Total quantity now Is
81, 70s. 600 bushels, against &c ISL 90 bush
els one year back, and 7o.5oo,o0 bushels
two years ago.
Beerbohm cabied that Argentina was
asking for offers. but the trade was in
clined TO discredit the same. The Engiish
visible supply decreased 1A,po bushels
Advices from the Northwest as to spring
seeding were rather bullish. reporting that
rain and foods would greatly delay the
same. Closing Liverpool cables quoted fu-
lures a.dlL.d higher. Crop adyices from
France were again unfavorabie. Exports
were moderate.
the day on covering by shorts, room trad
ers having sold quite freely on the preyi-
Gus decline. st. Louis sold up sharpSy.
and this market followed. Flood reports
from the Northwest were apparently the
main factor. The market closed strong:
Ia corn. as In wheat. the shorts covered
freely, the close being higher.
Oats closed firmer
In provisions the trade was fairly DISK
and prices higher.
Closing Quotations.
Corn-April. 2sa. e2s7sc May, Arc.
oats-A.pr1l lste: May. isse; zz,k
Iard-Aprii, A25: May. ssN.
Short ribs-April. sI72; May. sAs2
Barley, 2SqsSc.
Fiaxseed-72Q.3c.
Tlmothy-s26o.
Live stock.
Catt1e-sales were on a basis OF 3.TsS4
for very common dressed beef steers W 10
s4d550 for choice TO prime cattlsi ouik'
s43o5; stockers and ieeasIsss -. $500 49,,
prices being $5g3-S0 up TO $ilegASo Tor pest
Hoes-The supply was easily disposed OF
at &c advance. sales ranging az s5.e0ga.SV,
with the bulk going for f4lOu4lS. Inc
market closed weaker, after most OF the
hogs had been taken.
Sheep-Prices ruled stronger; coinihsal 70
prime sheep sold at SSla-2a, most OF tne
trnnSa ctfons being at si2J1i5, with the Of
ferings mostly made UP OF the western
lambs. lambs sold actively AZ SIyFe, most
OF the hocks going at si.oego.fS, Tor west
ems. 80 -. ,s n,o.
shaer aB 90. lambs, 20.
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MARKETS AND TRADE

Seattle. April Il fssT.
exchanges ~ the Seattle. Tacoma ara
fortAar1 clearing houses today were.
Cie2yzrc@s Balances
@-11ANs- ss-.-rs.$<s@stS ~ S%ssfA- -
-tSNa1 --%--.-- $685. - ~ - l4.nAN -
Portland .-... .....-. 30 sc 10 81 s5s 90
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Criv tw@nfy-tnree hours ran from Sc
atsEe 70 RossaArd IL you TAX. ire SoFta-
err Pae.ae Ire. Yea save an e8s4rs Cay
b .s.zS sAss 4oe.
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SAN FRANCISCO MAhKETS.
pr~aa.sun. and Grains.

GAN FRANCISCO April fz-Fiour-
Family extras. 81 7sg4 < bakers extras
e. sfsi{ s.. superfne. Stie0AS
Wheat ShipeiFE. - for No I ard
g. ~, for choice. for local use s. = 81 -
milling sl@E3t& per centzi
Barley-Fged. SD s.ssc. brewing So
sTsAe.
t1ass-Fancy white for feed. s. Gsii g.
god - ehcice 30 81 i2sLfSf 49,, poor 60
s. la3s l-t> black Tor feed, y2csSt e. atit-
Produce Receipts.
x-teftr nuaTfer sacks. l21aa. - Oregon
Z ~ "a, Wash4ngson. zS0. shat. centals
ffsg barley. ccntRis 1sS. eats. csantsls
-. heauS. sacks. :. sse. potataes. sacks -.
A. Oregon - entnns sacks 9f nvan
sarks slz m383HnEs sacks EE- nav
tens ~. straw tons IT, ssxseea SACKS
a. wool hairs 49,. So foaeiu1s 81 nt.ftas
S,.rss.sr. 3 ~. quicksilver aasxs 81. wlns
gallons. y 81
Pred uce. Fruits Etc.
Y-fsa ans MnlstuHs-Rran. g.lls T.
g.er ton. EssaHnnls 81 se71s
Hay--sNheSt. Sd - P~s toa. whes. ara
cat. s7Si0. ca. $50 81 oar3ey, river ts.gs
fs~e oEFsev s. seq Alfalfa &Es rer t8a
Ssbeat s.ssfs -. straw. Tp@- haae 1islssc
Y s.spta ss.es4~ Pots Esssss EartE b1Sa Es
rss~ cen al Salinas fstsrtaa Eks Ea9zl ls
srarrs.f cafe NseEfsi rfveF rss1s Ees-ta- eer
rssntAl. CFsxou BsTe@sSs- es8s1 II.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA WHEAT NARKE'

No. club export. soc: milling Sc blue
stem. expert. sii1c. milling, Sc: firm.
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FOREIGN MARKETS

PORTLAND. April f2-Whest Wall
Walla. 7iGs75c; valley. &c per bushel.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, April 12.-wheat-Ciub. :.
bluestem, 7sc.
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All classes and all conditions of men
become puerile. weak. feeble. especially
IL induigences and excuses are continued
for long. The first sign may be called
premature weakness This is easily dis
covered. but not so easily remedied You
can't hit n man with a stick and cure
him. No: you must so 10 the true cause
or root OF the trouble, and when you have
discovered this, then remove the cause
and you cure the individual. For this
reason Hudyan Remedy treatment is
prepared especially for each and every
case. No one can give you Hudyan,
therefore. but the Hudyan Medical doc
tors, Hudyan cures premature weakness.
speTmatorrhea. failing manhood and dis
eases and disabilities OF men.
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MARITIME RECORD.

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FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland. April L. 1877.
Fair weather: warmer.
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DAILY BULLETIN.

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