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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-29
Bucklen's Arnica SaIye.

THE BEST SALVE In the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhc,Im.
rcver Sores. letter, Chappcd Hands
Chilblains. Cotns and all Skin Erup-
lloirs. and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. IT IS guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price "a cents per box. For sale bv
Burrow, Martin & Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-29
HALIFAX.

H,alafax. N. c.. Oc1. 2s.-(spcclaD-
1hc Austin troupe made their depart
ura from our city to-day.
Mr.. j. j., Daniel left to-day for II
short "trip.
Mr.. ]. r. Smith, OF Raleigh, passed
through our corporate limits one day
this week
Mr.. Kicks, OF Enfield. was here this
week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-29
II CAROLINA

The rectory OF Chrlst's church {Epls-
copaD Is being torn down. When the
work is completed a new one Will be
erected on the sits.
The outer walls OF the Lowry building
are now nearly completed. the work
being finished to the third story.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-29
AdInIke Cnillrrnu

Mcssrs. Greenwood e Bro. are IN ro-
ccipt OF mere Adlake Cameras III.
most desirable, durable and simple plot.
cameras on the market. Price. $40
They arc In receipt also Of Eastmon,s
kodaks. both film and plate. as low nc
ST. Call and sec the new "Eurc,a"
Kodak. Glover leaf and rabbits foot
mascot charms and hundreds of olew and
desirable goods at "Thc Casket."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-29
GREESSls.I.E.

Grecnvillc. N. c., Oct 2S--(SpcciaD-
RobinEm 6 Franklin Bros Circus
Showed here yesterday.
There wits hardly any tobacco Mt all
In town yesterday
Dr. w. L. Warnlwolth Is in town.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-29

London overcoatings IN very desirable
styles at
RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
G33 Main street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-12
VESSELS BOUND IN.


where destination
Am
Antgone shads Blk - santa Rossle Fort Hakey
Aorsngi sutcin, sydney vsnoouysr May 10
Porian
LSG san Fransaseo VANCOUVER
Baimore Liverpool Victoria January
e eoash Iurenbers Blakeis
@ sr ship lss fSns Toa British Columbia
D R & s toms E sh Rfaa sFs4 s4 b sP
India Br aca tons Honfkong napscoaveT
Empress China Vancouver
Fansase Anderson. ienoun. ysneogysr
Gnarelsr ssr Am Tx 81 tons Trancisco Tacoma April
Franciseo NaIaimo
if6rnnIuII .chr b
ighlona~ L1ght i s a 9 1 tons StSr ' Perry es
coenar al Port Townsend March
jennie Mason $ - ,
Kfksat Honohs, Tcwnsnd March
Louis BsnSsyH pr sh Hs toms caTdir vcoa Msh
Isonssale Br b Westminster
LADY t 49, Pssus IaaEeey April
- tons san Ped9 fort hAssy far srG Is
MatsGrsyama Thompson Jap SO. Yokohsa Seattle April
Moh S s}on Rios san
MsthsAs Nacken N Iionolga Port Iaaksey
N Nrts slar blair Br Columbia
0Sanogsnr T Aea tons YekoSans
candy IT "a so ,os. Trsi Tioa November
Pas o. Mkssr.ea Februsy
PTosr s SIS p s. Ionp p Port sskey March
E.i,snSss WEE Port wnsnd
1SerpooL Nsctoq
81 e. "a Ronn bkn Hoaou Fogs Gamble -, .
Mara 49," on~ Yekossns Tseem Abri W
M s vizsma de Guatemala Port Town
1 send ps Nsie9 Am
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-12
In THE PARKS.
Thousands of People Enjoy the
First Bnlmy spring sunday
on the Lake shore.

The oft-repeated saying that zone day OF
fine weather in Seattle makes a person for
get that there ever was such thing as =
gloomy day." was never more strongly en-
phasixed than yesterday. 1t was bcautt-
ful day. OF that soft. vernal temperature
that seems TO thaw all OF the frost out OF
ones blood and TO set all nature In q fer
ment; one OF those days that send a thrill
10 tho hearts Of old and young alike.
From early morn TIL evening chill the
different parks. OF which the city Is Justly
proud, were crowded with people who have
been compelled 10 spend their winter Sun
days within the confines OF their homes or
in perambulating the city thoroughfares.
In many instances whole families Journey
ed parkward with well-fiIied lunch baskets.
prepared to spend the entire day In rest
and recreation. Others embarked In sail
and rowboats for some spot away from the
public view. there 10 seek a quiet enjoy
ment. Young gailants. With their Sunday
best. were decidedly la evidence. dividing
their time between stroils through sylvan
retreats or boating on the lakes. Bright
faced children. with the bloom or spring.
tide on their cUuntenances. were everywhere.
their Joyous laughter and innocent speech
furnishing amusement for many A proud
parent or loiterer with a love for youth,
Not q single accident happened 20 mar the
pleasure OF the first spring-like Sabbath OF
1897
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-12

Giscontlnuance Of lights Ind fog signals
az certain Goiphius-
Mediterranean sea, Gambia or Crete.
Cape 81 John ard Care SidsFo lights
temporarily e1tiuEUisbad.
Florida. Key West. piAofage.
Florida Pensacola hay entrance ex-
tension 81 Middle ground.
Florida. 81. Johns river, new lights.
lights discontinued
France. north coast Havre. alteration
IN the i3Eht % so8th tsttw.
Hawaiian islands oahu. Honolulu ap-
proaca. intended light on Diamond head.
Hawaliau islands, Oahu. Honolulu bar
Dor entrance color - bell buoy.
Louisiana. Mississippi river. nsw lights
New York. Long Island sound fog bell
a. Race Rock light station.
New York bay entrance. buoy mar king
Euukeu wreck on Cunev island.
North Carolina. Cape Fear river and
Tributaries. increased Depths
Rhode island, Btock Island haFoor. in
creased depths.
Rhode leland. SarrzngaHsett bay. Prov
{1eEce haFbor. increased depths.
Shetland fslaEsss Mainland. rev lights
Spain. north coast. EliDCa. progress os
Sr~akwaters az entrance
United Kingdom, special signals a.
LlnYds SS4l ttat1okA $1,000.
Virginia. Elizabeth river increased
depths
Canary Islands. Gran cansria. Ia Luz
hEItor erstraHes. buoy el<cofliln Ae<a
Canary lss&Ssts. Gran CsnaFia. oEl-ex-
fEEance ~ s2nkea roex soathw&vd Of la
Lux eastern breax@ateT-
Caribbean sea. particulars e hank
rsortfsea<s xard % Serr>nll8a bark
chic Cn&coa naTroNA buoy marking
rneTnkda rock.
chile Fslehisaaggl bay. buoy marking
lava. saEabsyA strzEs. northern en-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-12
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO. April I0-The bears IN the
wheat pit were disagreeabiy disappointed
az the opening. English coDsols declined
us for money and s-i6 for the account
ard the morning newspapers had details
Of the Greeks having crossed the Turkish
frontier and encountered the troops OF the
latter power A European war has on
former occasions made so many fortunes
for bull operators in wheat that the uler-
est shadow OF the possibility Of such an
other chance makes them grab IN a body
for The lucky card. May wheat. which
was only worth sszs Yesterday afternoon
started with buyers at from 6gixc 10 ssi4 C
and kept backing up and filling within &c
per bushel Of thu opening figures during
the greater portion Of the forenoon Liv-
err srpool reported a gain Of I'd: Minneapo.
25s a week ago and 434 on the correspond
Ing day Of last year.
Chicago receipts were seven cars Brad
streets reported the week's shipment OF
wheat and -four at 20g7. 900 bushels against
z 4e4, 900 bushels on the week before and
/. "a 90 bushels q year ago.
Reports about prospects for winter
wheat and concerning spring seeding were
both bad and 10 many u seemed that they
were bad enough In themselves TO war
ard n good deal more me days range
in May wheat was from sasc 20 esas1
ssl1c, and the closing price was sc. July
closed at s5Hc. The general impression
with regard 70. TIE visible for the week
IS decrease % about 10000 bushels
10TH FHteI III 10 Hli CAV.
Oats participated In the general better
feeling and an unusually large business
was credited TO thu days market.
Provisions were very firm on the war
scare and on light hog receipts.
Live stock.
Cattle-prfces were pretty much nornin-
al. ruling about eoc higher than a year
ago.
The outlook for next week "a good from
the sellers standpoire and fair prices are
likely TO be paid N the receipts do not
show n marked Increase The hulk of the
hogs sold az NET4.fo heavy packing lots
selling az t3.Ts13.sS. and prime hogs at
81 taik64i5.
She~p-weSterns sold at s4s515S and \
few prime natives ~ s5~ Common 20
fatr ~heep brought 1878 =. Lanpbs sold
freely for s. sNf9s 81 for cuil= and NJ 20
s. for prime Colorado. Prime Westerns
sold at Sis.
Receipts-ca,tlc. go: hogs. 5000; sheep.
10 coo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-12
,,.su< Fridays ard Saturdays trans


Shs-s~ 20 O-eroa Mortgage Company,
bFk 3. Mayrsross Lake Washington add !:
lots is-, 1ss IL. Ia. lFs. ii and -, blk s:
lots 20 TO II. ok y ios 80 paA -, ScAafsa-
Or. .rs,sls ~; re ! - ara husband r~arE "a
80. y -, I1fz = ar1 3 bIk . Gil
- . =. s-S-s7 y-s
80 = = - rfs-e. Coal .~ornnsrx .o
x,-s.-ss 1890, "a az lor Is nfr 8
$500 $500 ~ = = Tsss' u5a.
xvS+ 80, Trar-.osernert COMPANY to
sa-.,s1 49, .-sS-.srarv lots 10 N Il To
- ~ - I,.s - aEi is. ok ~ Gilman
r. --st e. fa.s
=. 70 - Nj -, ara Husband - q IN
II ~ y - +-s~t sr, "a syx So. q *
~ NJ =, e. e.
=, Nsrraan and husband = q
e. - = 49, - lat = 81 2 colun-
-. 49, - q
''- 49, 49, -, Faulkner 70 Alexander
.. -,-ss1a- - -. So "a T.Sfr,.n Ply
~ 49,. - - q. - d IN -
E.-,-.. n Ss..haus and husband O. T..
- - -. - - hgs "a Danny a.
- :. 4. lean. ~ goa ~ -sA'
suo, 1 49, EIt,- 81 "a go q
a,5 - 90 20 80 80 n "a isi acr~s Mach
800 Costa q, ,,x - NJ u
r, raisnsrty. lot D. DIX l. 1eoaseso"a' Apsi'
~ 49, >r pavan NV .s,chaas Null
=, 49,. 49, - ss~.s.s ~ - , "a x
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-12

The branch photographic office Customs
t.[,fss PIT T5WFsss-.lsl. Is Ssh. Viii tlE issh
-, s1rfsratfcr- free u charge. fu1l IA
fS--nath1n regarding the following n9iiees
y kis-sa Chatham strait. EIiiisaoo. name
esarrectss1- v.-., -,ss-sy
Australia. 81. Vincent gult. Port Me-
Yaide river. alterations II AsAt as"1'-4S
"a 49, go Hun gary. NareatA rivsr. sitting
. cs.5ssrrls. san Francisco bay. san "a
De ess. go IeTSev. IA Cgrhieve. tn
.A-.afzf alterations IN HEnt sra aaeA -
foy signal. 81 Heliers. tItenos4 @4t~t--
YlsrrTark. Alterations II uri-7rsn - s's'z
q -, s-T5 Intended alterations II busy
sEe- .,....-~. agse~a-
E.aEiarsl. sogth cssasf. E'es.EAz' A4'S-
tgru II Azht and tidal signals
Er~izrd west coast, 1AyeTEeo. a.
rroach. alterations 10 positions q S-'s
z Queens channel A.~s-.-
England south coAsss F0Et-~A@2 1.-4 VS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-12
A SUNDAY PROMENADE.
Water Front "a Favorite Resort for
Sunday Pedestrians.

The beautiful weather afforded the peo-
rle Of Seattle yesterday was the cause ~
the whnrves along the water front. from
North Seattle 10 the coal bunkers. being
thronged all day yesterday. There were
no particular attractions 10 bring out the
crowd In fact. there were rather less
than the usual number OF vessels az the
various docks. and the revenue cutter
Perry and the japanese steamer Eakura
Maru were the only deep water vessels
TO be seen. The latter was not accessible
TO the sirhtsssrs, who were forced to
view her from the adjoining wharves. az
she had cleared at the custom house and
xas simply getting ready for sea.
The Perry. which lay az the ounkers of
the Seattle Coal A Iron Co. showed soma
appreciation OF the interest which thu
siRhtseers manifested in the miniature
representative of Uncle Sans sea power.
and the blue jacket band Of TIA cutter
played several national and other airr.
while numerous small boys crossed the
decks and took liberties with tbs govern
ment property.
While the conditions we're IDEAL for sail
ing. but few pleasure boats we're out on
the bay. There was good breeze. not
TOO heavy for ali the canvas which the
yachts could carry. yet sufficiently strong
and steady 20 insure that resort 20 oars
would rot - necessary 20 return 10 the
dock. when the time came 10 return. Few
took advantage 81 the conditions. how
ever, mainly due 20 ths tass that th. Get
Of yachts IL not IS yet in eom'ainsi0n Tor
the summer
Quite a number took tho trip 20 West
Seattle on the ferry. almost an many. IN
fact az On some sundays when the sum-
n1er Is further advanced
Altogether ths appearance OF things
along the water front was Just such as
Is presented on a Sunday In ufid-sum aer.
frnA TIE weather was more Hike that Of
June TRAN Of the early spring.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-12

.shN YORK, April l0-There was quite
LAfked uDdertone OF frmnss - on the
- tSeaange today. but the market felt
So, gs1ee,ed depression OF the London
-. ast on account % the outbreak Of
s~aases on the Graeco-Turkish frontier.
~ opening was ~ u somewhat higher
- NAN the current prices In London
hsre were ~ les for foreign account
.se el'ern ional shares. The prices OF
- sese brought down 10 London level
- ser the opening. Roth the ereng-
40 re ccaiers We're pressed FOR sale
100 Jersey Central md Delaware q
'ch lo<t point each. The buying
s9od ana the price rose 20 Ssis ths
% the week, and. in nact. In many
ss closing was nrrn II the rally, bat
IS. :" The stocks showed slight net
.lss ecntft'on - the business In the
80 MARKET Is closely parallel 10 that
49, prevailed previous 20 tire an
s,eHent 81 the Lake shore refunding
ssss s.ssls early 81 March ard the notable
49, ei railroad stocks which followed.
etceps for some ~ TIE Vanderbilt
s.F.es and a few sroCiaitie~ which are
So ~ p~cuhar circumstances are
materially over than then.
49,. ee&T element IS still a powerful
ef N TIE market as Il has been ever
t,e supreme COURTS decision in the
-. Mls4ourf casN but large proper
- ne short sales attempted 4, that
I've eesn covered and fhe fears OF
'svcra hle effects On raiirosd vaiuNs
- se1itkons laif down IN that decision
So @rTc4y subsidized Further confidence
s.sss rsiirosd SITUATION has been enxen-
see-.sN " the manifest anxiety 81 the
80 sHt sfsTfffNs - avoid any conflict
.*sNHeSs Interest p ~ hythe industrious
So MAKING 70 nrnvtte means for pre-
49, faLes 40 = Nil not contact WIKI
:. .,,A here = spoSitioa 70 ~Cfs on
- sethoritv ~ the +, t~rStass. cor,annerra
~ ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-12

rATOosH. April IL , Ea--Iarofr-
- n a. partly cloudy. wind norghwes
Ian srssIes. Outward, steamer " eiiihS-
tot. - ~ - y AnriI IL . u.--C9ear;
Hight north west wind
ITALIAN BAY. April IL ?. M
f~le.re Trht west wind. Schooner osssif-
- s.Sts1- AScp ELS. Aprsi Il 4 D. IA
ra,r5r,eser. q Is, clear. calm Tas Boy
An -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-12
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Movements of Vessels Engaged in the Commerce Puget Sound
Poor Outlook for Sealing.

~ M outlook would
s-tsh CoaEnha
ard
for sal - ~ ~ ~~~'-~ -~~ -
Changes Of Mastersapt
r
A
fishing
scrs1sn
a
Chilean
British
The following
loAding and disaasng
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-12
HREyTTffs.

Ray Allen, a tor II years Old, died yes
teraay Of gretr8 ay fza4 meningitis. az It's
hoyFTs N Georgsf0 Own.
TIRE properly OF ffe Eorfhsrn NIL Com
parry. lying IN Derny's First ard sixth
additions, IL 70 - sold fn4s nsoTTfsng ~
Master fn Cshans@ry EsR1en Sgnifh, under
srsrs~sfssggrs q me uSorxgsgo 81 Meyer
Lewis. Judge Morris =. SAehs Of Port
TOwnseud = n ere city. representing tho
Interests % Iss1tS-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-12
FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. April 1o.-Consols. IL. silver.
NFw YORK. April io-The Evening
The decline IN the Rank ~ Gernany's
rate rad 10 effect 81 this city tc.iay.
The sticks were disturbed by the Gresk
loves, eonsols falling TO irs ais J'he
pressure for roid Is TOW SO strong that
ne Park of EuEi8nd sold fleo oo9. 4 is
re rols PAYMENTS which have - b made
nv that governments 20 the national hank
there &c rer contract
London Money Market.
LONDON. April 1.-THE money market
Is unusually easy thu result OF the re-
isase OF e COO go in the form OF dividends.
This has compelled the Bank Of England
10 reduce the rates. and although the
rates n nc open srSe Ts soW -, "n p
l. frrsr n the market. lies in the direc-
ton Of sold exports but X Is doubtful *
the continental demaud will be strong
enough 70 take bars from the bank.
There was some Improvement on the
stock exchange 1t the beginning 81 last
week in consequence ~ the impression
that the Eastern trouble would be ttded
over hut this was followed By relapse
bile news from tho T3Fko~Grecian from
From this relapse there WAS : partial
recovery an Saturday. The tendency %
the market apArt from the fluctuations
aaA to the news from the East has cer-
tafnfy been favorable since ire hank re-
sueDH its rate a large amount of money
is -.Spw finding its way % the stock cS
change Home funds ard railways in par
,ieular have profted oY this. and are
shnvwfrs in general substantial advances.
Fs.~.f.-r securities 80 have moved un-
warf rxrert Greeks and Turks which
Stlif csntEruo depressed. Americans closed
yxeak except New York Central Tho
market for them IS very unsettled. and
auffrplv dependent unon Wall street adj
S-srss Fshicago Peoria s. 81. Louis and
IRE Trunk tre have recovered. the former
shourfna 4 rise - ~. Argentine stssc Ks
49, IN god fsws~ and have improved from
i ~ IT, per eeBf. The mining Is much an
ssftied ard particularly in south African
securities which show q very general de-
crease IN values
Produce Quotations.
LIVERPOOL. April - ~ Wheat Dull.
M NoTtheru spring. Is fs3
s-ses-r-eee a ~. YyssFtean spot NV - - /.
Al ola s. faA fstarez. dull. ApTd = 81 .
Nav. staaf~. - "a.
pear week tar NanufR~turtnw
MANCHESTER April 1.-The rass
..-s~k usas 2 Tsoar enH. the amount - bust
pess being unusually small Tha prices
~ yarns are dWfM1tlmE constantly. And
tnfs Also - the case Ntth fhe groNts on
cloth. ig = Simply a chosce between fhe
tssz 81 stopping rz&uufaC turiuE and the
f7sz Ia carry1nE - CO. Such statement SIS
shszss are ~ have &een spread annssd IA
s>hgna. Jansm. South AuSFt-8 and F.ervur.
v5fh 4 far fracgt0n foT the bone trade
rs from Hoaen saeN that tha
Frerch market e aolng good business
xfth hardening prices
i rgsnE tire German rzanu farte7-rs--r
shere hes been practically DO change fo-
some tine
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trance, alteration Il position Of Cspe Pr
in< light
Chile. pcrt Tsicshnanc. light exhibited
on Helea Bank beacon
China, Canton river entrance Crnlstcn
rcsd. sarken rock.
China sea. FormcSa. northeast coast.
revolving light on Pesu rscfnt
China sea- Singapore road. alteration IN
position OF n1sn-of-~ar ANCHORAGE buoy.
England. south coast. Nse<laes channel
ard Solent. Gas euoys placed
France. west coast. lie ce sem. aitera-
ton N light.
JAp&n. Inland sea. Akashi strait. slters-
ton in YeSaki light
Japan islands. Easukuf g-0urs OSfnAwA
shinaa Ilght exhibited On I've shtrns-
Java. north coast. SgraoayA, alterAticu
in tire signal.
Maine Pegit Msnan light station. al
teratien IN fog signal
Maal1erTa mean sea. Algeria gun OK
Stcra. PhihppeSllie. amended PARTICULARS
% lights
Mediterranean sea. France. Port st.
Trorcz entrance. light On pier.
Mediterranean sea. Morocco. Zafarin ISL
ards. Isabel II. island light.
New York. Long Island sound triaa
course ouoys.
New York bay entrance. removal OF
wreck ard buoy OF Corey island.
North sea- s1nkea wreck WESTWARD OK
BcTkGm aat.
Red sea, sues hay. intended alteration
In Newport Rock lght.
West Indies. ST. Thomas Island, SoutR-
west read. sunken rock or Red point
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-12
WATER FRONT NOTES.

The Japanese steamer Safcfra Maru
sails this morning for As.atio ports.
Steamer Progreso IS at the Oregon lnr-
proven1ent Company's bunkers. loading
coal for San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-12

Cape Fiattery Light S<asion.-No,ice Is
hereby given that. on account OF nesscs-
sary repairs, the Sounesng OF the l1-tncS
whistle at Cape Ffaxtsry Hight station on
TatcoSh island. one-aaf mile northwest
OF Cape Ffattsry. entrance TO strait or
Juan de Fuca. viii be discontinued from
April 10 to juno Is. 1887. both dates IN
elusive
This notice affects me list 81 lights ard
fog signals. Pacific coast. fSs. No. i,o19.
page -. also the lists OF be&cons, huovs
g and 81.
BY order Of the lighthouse hoard.
JOHN II. MERREisIA
Commander, T.. = Navy. Inspector Thtr-
teenth Lighthouse District.
Office OF Z. $. Lighthouse Inspector.
Portland. Or. April 10. 1897.
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saw FRANCISCO m.RKETs.
nrrssrun. and Grains


SAX francisco, Auri - Flour
v.svgsfGv extras 81 -ss9sN =. p NsTS extras.
=. Slsfft 4, = ~tfuerfsFse s. fesg4 =
V-sSat- Safnpinx wheat s. II Tor -
a e. fsts s.sf choice. Ter tpeal uss. 2ls-'s
80 -. r,,fiSre wheat, szsis<al 8.'a- -
Fssriev~F'ee,i. szs4& so,, brewing. '''sS
Fancy white feed, 3, sS2l-sa. goci
o., .shat-e 30, s. fgtesf ~, p>cr 20 f.ttr.
e. es1sf I0. ~urrTssc. s. so -tos er4F, $3.50
f-lS. black Tor feed, s@cSsl-i9. Mining
81 fss7 & z@14.
Produce Receipt
x-t,,,- ,p.rser sacks. % go. 10 Cregcss.
.. -, ,,-hssf rcntals Us. Ao Orssess stssl.
s~s.,, -.wtsle $ sA3 bears, sacks - 3
uS...s,.s sa-ks asss. 30 oregon. go
ts,r. rarks. e, 30 OreEor. t9- krar1.
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80 ssr,sv s. ss&sss Alfalfa. tssfN pSr testi'
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Ssst So CO. straw. pr naFa $50
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WEATHER AND TIDES

WEATHER AND TIDES.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. April II. 1897.
Fair weather; warmer
u. s. pEPARTN ENT OF AGRICuL~
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. April II. 1891.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-12

Twenty -four hours saved by taking the
Northern Pacific from Seattle 20 Kossi4a1
and a. h1ogeE&I poLats~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


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record auFt1w Asst wssk = deeds the con-
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