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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-26
VESSELS HOUND IN.


nationality
Of report
Amigo
AoEanx oln BIZ e" s1Is sysnsy Vs ls Msy 10
hPnis e Tei isonas R IN 20 tons Bna ap Aprn
Big Bonanz Beers N
Balmore McIn Hr hk - Liverpool koria JnaSry
Jurenoe Russ k Tor.
cs q Beza!es saar i .oas sws9s Sis
Chaenger ,ans Ssscssp Part ~. Honolulu,
via
I RHPs s Indl. y ard -H $: sr hssoas vshoov
@ en- 3 50 .9as y,Igsrs9 Pom r so
Ksryaie Knox tons Iongs onv Pugst saana
gay S91Rs n . 81 = tons tons ssa fa1 rGs W Ap
Guardian Maraea Am sk 81 tons Yokohma rort IosHsend
Toneiaia Tsonsgel iIaT Fanseo cosi-aau
isa@Rd 1r hFn csssn Am ssr rs ,oSs San FrsB Tacoma
Troy oTrshs R sh Ls1 & cyras Fiora rssEu45s 49, .
- s. e S ,s5 en- S p,,.v
Kst Ger a ix st te san w NV wsstIs,s
o s5sa rsrwsi cir viSo-a Nara
Ionsdae Fraser Br - So tons Anw sFps victoria -,
I La q Baissss FSsro
ssss Rus Issosson @ @ %ssas
Msr p 4s Am sH IS tons S resr6 Fort Tos April
Thoseq 81 ok III 'oos Sac ry ys'Sssys De'T
ho Fre Am s .os sos rsgu pr s sss
Ssrs ET s ca5ais yiqyi1 Il
Ssaaaesn Moore KOBE Gsmhle
e pyT5.s Iosssn An g Taooas
Pass q ssns T0y o 81 - l ga % Ns2 Nss~r
pele3r A Eeis@ IN * q tens rsnsseo Pt "a ss
Ret1sver logan.
Chan s - 50 t I L -, t@lori E
ssaEf- Reaa-a, hktH, ~ HogolnIu, Po- GarEs
Hsn an - t If lea ssRsS5s PR Townsend
VIZ
lamps Psssrsoa An schrs - toas
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Schooner Aida Surely LosNovement of Vessels the
of the Northwest.

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Igvvrnp r
uns Hadsek
o 20
Z $ az sease
Brown.
- lz FrEhs FsiShts from
- Gerald
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Plymouth laden
ssn .sre a Clements sf sen ssgs w Aorana rem Fskey
from
feet
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:
Australia laden
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dichasng
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Boats Refuse to Doek-The Town
Does Not Care.

OCoSTA. Wash. April E-There - no
little amusement here 50 the sudden re-
fusai Of IRE Burrows steamboats, 70 Land
~ Ocosta dock. The landing Of these
boats at the dock has damaged thu dock
seriously during the past year and 0eosta
people have come to understand the pur-
pose. II seems ehat the boat people desire
that the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany sell tickets 70 all harbor points VIA
their steamers. ard to that end they have
asked the railroad people 70 do So The
boat people have also applied 70 the eoun-
~ commissioners seeking the condemns
ton Of the South Bay bridge.
With the two routes blocked they hope
to force traffic by way Of Aberdeen To har-
Dor points. This would ba extremely in
convenient for every one bat the boat
people, and especially excursionists from
Seattle. Tacoma and Olympia and up har-
Dor points. As will be remembered. last
year the large excursions from Seattle and
intermediate points. after nearly four
hours en- route. had only about an hour
st the ocean beach This Was caused by
a painful twenty mile ride with scoxs at
tached 90 accommodate the crowd
The proceeding was condemned by the
excurssonists themselves. who understood
the proper route. To cap the climax,
neither the dock ar Ocosfa nor the South
bay bridge are. IN point OF fact. unsafe.
as recent examinations show. Both. how
ever, as a matter Of economy are about
10 be repaired
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r-srcs. Ralt Head channel. wreck ana
oTexon Ans washington. Columbia rsvee
R~a sa1a- eastern shore. Ksrszrsn ssy.
Rsssssz- write .es entrance. sviatcnos-
kai say hescc1 On Aaave5i sslans-
South C2-u1trs. Charleston ssstrAnce. tn-
creased 2~pths~ changes "a saoyaEe.
eoSi ssa sSzspaens ISlAssds. gensTAi insor-
afssoS. west eoa=s. Ka<arnaazs rsvsrs
fat-w&y buoy Al sz2<r1-eeT-
AastrsnA. Torrss ssrsts. ThzrSsay Isl
AG1 ha~s~3r. alterations il saoy vase
Ceytaa. sosska coast rosrt &c GsaAse bar
china. HcaSkong. Amenses storm So
Erratuu. Nossce 10 Mariners No. us9.
FsM sslsnaS VIA Lew. coral patches ia
florida. ksy West narhor. new reoTtns
buoy.
France. north coast. Gravelsnes lighi-
rance. ~~ssc cast. Rr-~s approach. re-
ported Danger between La Nanaree and
Ia Fsra9etts shoals.
Hsn1assan. west coas1. Aal~rpa road.
boundary pillars AND Da0sS-
Maine. M2Sssesl gas sound entrances. buoy
marking Browns Head sssages
Mediterranean seA. Spsan, &srfREenA sp-
preach. Eseomervra Rock buoy with
Mediterranean SEA. Syria. Calf q IskAn--
oersrl- amended aepth nor1as ess@ Ard as
Msxsoo. west coast. Rahla do Alsata.
New Zealand South sslaraa. Charles
sos1a. sa<skea Tock eastward % Fanny
island
position Of Weka reef aud Theresa rock-
North Carolina NSnse rsKer. oeAcozs
lights
Westward az MAExauz tSsAa4.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Several excursions left the city yesacr-
day for Port Orchard.
Steamer IAkrne u due TO arrive In port
from San F'rsncicso Wednesday
J. ". Jones. cust0rls Inspector for tha
district OF Puse1 sound. was Seattle VS.
itor Saturday.
Steamer Mabel went 10 Mud bay yesser-
day with freight and supplies fer Mosher
& McDonald's camp near Olympia
Capt John Barneson. Of the sseveiortng
firm OF Barn-Son A. Ghitcott. OF Port
Townsend. was Ia the city yesterday.
q. r. TalmAdgs. agent Of the Puget
Sound G. Alaska Steamship Company. at
Port Tow n@azld. came over yesterday on
the Kingston
Walter Cakes, superintendent of the Pu-
get Sound & Alaska steamship Company.
was IN Seattle yesterday, and left on tina
Kingston for Tacoma.
Steam collier Progreso will sail for san
Diamond coal She ioaaef yesterday az
the oregon Improvement eonpauys
bunkerz-
It is rumored that a part Of the cargo
OF the AatsuyaFna Maru. leaving this
port, viii be three cars OF mess pork from
OttumwA, Ia, destined 10 the Spanish
army In the Philippine islands.
The Kingston brought over a party OF
fourteen Raymond 4 Whitc0mb excur-
slonists from Victoria yesterday. The
members OF tho party are from New YORK.
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
TIE NaktA N@ttA arrived from san
Francisco Saturday uigDt about 20 O'Clock.
The difference between tier time OF arrival
and the usual - etuie was due 70 heavy
head winds, encountered the second day
out
Capt. David Gilmore. pilot Of the N r.
X. lsft or the Tenahin Mara yesterday
morning for Port Angeles. where he viii
meet the incoming A4tsayAsna Marn. Tho
last named vessel L. dlae 20 arrive W~spe~-
day. bringing cargo Of 400 tons. 30
tons OF which are Of new crop tea
The Mexico before sailing north took
freight al the schedule that has held since
tns recently wree ko3 WlilapA went into
the Alaskan trade. IL II teS@vsd among
shippers generally that the tariffs viii now
be raiaA4 10 figure conf - rsf1ysly dozbis
that harrtofoFs charged for delivery 70
Pactfic Coat Steamship Company deny
having received any notice Of new Tates.
Up to date.
Steamer Idzho which has been at thu
buoy for several weeks. aurSag which
time she has been f1ft~d with new upper
Geek rails. haulsi into Arlington dock
yesterday afternoon Uurt1g fns present
week the IDAHO viii 80 on the mall run
hetseeeT Seattle. Port Townsend All way
ports IN place OF ths George =. starr.
which les up for Inspection. Tne report
that tha Idaho wou35 80 pF the Hood ca
PAL route tAcks onnFEzagton. b9t Il ~
generally believed along she water <ro1t
thAs sGcn all be ths case.
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s,..tag Fatanas~h % the Post Tnt e3i1 Eencer
wATs.1@ n April I5-s q. rn.--stsaroTue-
se~ - . clear. vina east, = r2sies- out
~ra~s4 40 Pioneer. - 80 =. n. n straits,
ssasana OAK a DaEk "a t1~ q Seza Asa9As
70 a steamer
q n -Fzar0nleser. - - part clouty.
w-{r4 @xst four uslkes. Outward, steamer
Manksrz& - "a a IT bark tzrFoiiton
- s1sx - Sz-a Lon a. ~ q. n. Inward.
17Fx @ez IAor az Il a. -. IN stTatts.
s~ogn@ out q steamer AID bark al f&% OF
FtslpsE@ CszsEze- tsAE Fzonssr-
t-~sss as wrlnf Tax Tya@ e bay.
= n Cesar. calm Tug Fys@ r. "a y
CTAT.TAM BAY. April &---s T. II
p0pT aNGET. rs. April 81 A. ma
r1-a@t.r - - clear. Wind ezs<. four miles
q = -EaTor@ser. > &C. clear. N.h9
east Two mics Tux Etg1lans - t4y.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post eillgenrer.
p0sSBrEG. April Gss-The Kettle river
roac has ben impossible for some itrue
owing 60 th@ rapidly melting SHOWS sni
increased rstufzn. ara tse read which
starts from Marcus and follows the vest
eru bank 80 ~. Columbia river 20 a point
opposite Bosssurg hsR been Used by both
the Marcus tr~sgatsFs and stnzes recently.
T-ssgs particular road In known sc ths "oid
ROAD 20 the Grand Forks country. having
been used exclusively ~ Marcus until fhs
rev rnad along tbs Kettle river was con-
Efructe6 This roS1 runs through Sey-
raour pass. which connects the Columbia
river valley wfth fh@ Kettle river eeun-
Try. ard - Immediately opposite BoasbHrE.
All % fh~ freiEnfess % net come VA
TgeSshurx h44f most ~ them have been
dsl~g 70 since the Kettle river route has
t.sesr - unsettled near Marcus.
Fsossbnrg has a pass 70 fne Fast ard one
70 stss vest Of the town through fhe hills.
she ~ the nearest railway point ~ Mrs
rsHes 20 Grand Forks. GFeerwcod. Md
xay. Cascade CITY. Carson, Camp MeKIn-
rpv and Anaconda r. G.. also Nelson.
wash
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FOREIGN Markets
Financial.


LONDON. April .I-consols. iiiEs; sill
NEW YORK. April A-The Evening
Posts London financial cahlegram SAYS:
The stock markets were inactive and feat
urpiees with the tone distinctly duh on
ths threatened compiled lions in European
politics Toiav's withdrawal Of gold Is
FOR Japan. The Continental exchanges
show little or 10 change but are q triae
count market around J. per cent. has
checked the offerings 81 New York drafts.
which are not rendered shove Ia
The money market was somewhat cas-
Ter largely nscau=e Of the sxnActa lions
IN certain quarters. Of gold imports from
me United States. TIE stock exchange
- less tisrirted by the Gra~Ns-Tprklsh
war than was Cor a time expected T-hs
news ~ Turkish success has led 10 a sub
xtsnfiai recovery. TIE changes for TIRE
week except that Greeks have fallen
nearly per cent. aTe only fractional.
while @ossrt investment stocks are uns 4
IN request Mining securities are quiet,
bat show a better feeling. Americans on
tire whole hsve swindled y';t OF sympathy
with the New York market TIE entire
RSt shows . decline varying from 81 cents
Bresa.s.as and Grains
LIVERPOOL Arm .s-vheas-So. /
western winter no stocks: No. Northern
Sn~fng firm =; g 81
Corn--Arnerfcan mixed. spot new. firm.
IS "a. American mixed. spot. old. firm.
= i0-~a Futures steady. April. = Nd.
Nzv. "a SD: Jane - siss-
Flour ~ 81. Louis fancy winter, firm.
Al fanAan. Pacific coast. antl al e-sfSsc.
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passage approach. dangers between Wa
rfer rocks ard Seal rocks
British Columbia. Ogden channel. Eea-
Yer passage. Eanufs rnc1s
British EQsUus bls. FuFcEgr Island XII
kas3an fnlet and ksf@gs n2y, general in-
formation.
celsoes. wes; cosss. Pare Pare hay.
Eguksn reef
Couaeelesf. Little hs-bor an1 The
I7atnsn4ss. rzrses corrected.
EnstEnd. wesG coast Liverpool Highs
sna fog signal ~ Primers tstty and lard
lz.E stage.
Italy. Tarsnto haroor. tina signal az
castle y s.. Angelo.
MAGELLAN strait, Msgdasem s0ani, s3Erxes
rock northeast % E4asTrfntn is3An6M.
Msi1s. Mount Dessrr kfsck taEht station.
iasende1 alteration IL fog signal
Ma4ay pNMlnszta. taStsSs AZ En6aG aG1
Kuwpfn rivers discontinued
Msss4c a1sesIs ADui~9&sra aaTher en-
trance. stfewargoE ia position % AgEs.
Mass 90 lzs@zeS, k4nSysrt- sound. report
60 decreased aspts eastward &C Safsk4
NswsosgnsIzra. peme isle light station.
are of visibility o. nign AEhE-
Yea Guinea. o. u9rt1 ceas.. rossttossz Il
es L@wa1 Eelan1s. S,agas1S ts&auas and
FIVE rafhDrn haEx-
&aW Vera Long fSl1rf. CO &gntzux
ksataf W~E survey.
New Tork naxEog. nwgasr h&g. fncT@s So
sssazscS zaanS< enxrertsss
Sarrs C,arestnA <@use river. amended
position ~ otter Creek sescon hight
.soTLa Carolina C~ge ES4r E4yer es-
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nev, Strip o. f1rE frfrx between lets . -
Il Parker HOMESTEAD - ur sec = . =
5 Ans rsaz1s- linz 90 e-1ck river. Ja-
= . c.. g.
John r. Convey et sx- 20 Charles = war
D@r. lots 20 "a PaFksr HonsgszS m rw
sec q. - = q. Jan =. SisS
En.- 8 Oxoc-re 81 TX 10 =. ~. Berlin
tract =. Sims Ciorsrtase z11 Kent
Feo. - lSa ) ". tax
G II A6ssf 70 Laura A. Fre--y. lot :
d~-@et 20 ErH sss4al.> also e1cscs ne Sc
~ ard right 81 vzy os ~ p A. p 9 6
R. r. Co. April . r.
g II. Acx5t 20 Mathew Riffsy lots ard
g block l. G z 4iss7s Lake W.-hf- g-u-s
nis. April =. s.. given 10 replace lost
ie~t
j. I. wsffe- 81 TX 70 w-1 Chisholm
Eoz = So = p q s. Aurst c a e e
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Brooklyn Thoroughly Repaired.

PHILADELPH IA. April 25.-The United
States cruiser Brooklyn. as sound as be-
fore she struck on Schooner ledge. VIII lift
her anchor from the Delaware river to-
morrow morning and pass down TO the
sea She viii undergo her final trial trip
under the supervision OF the naval board
Of inspection. after which she will be as
signed 10 her station The BROOKLYN Is ex-
pectsd TO take part in the exercises at
tendant upon the diamond jubilee OF Queen
Victoria In June. Ii is understood that
she viii be assigned TO the European
squadron. probably as flagship.
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rUE SEATTLE MARKETS

- fsrrher riss IN wheat quotations an
100 soday was not followed by Q cor
-srtsre rise IN four. A higher price ~
- i expected on Monday. The local
s~sessior or milling wheat given out to-
- 1as: Ne Z club. &c. osuesie-n- SIC
- markes was very strong n these fig
EXPORT wheat has oeen stricken
-noeag.1y. zs there In ~ present 40
~srrnent The <rporfer are keeping
- unsaf for ths milling industry.
Ersnps are now In the market ~ f6c q
sabd
= bboang price advanced from i5c peg
--ssr. "a s<c
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CHICAGO Markets.


CHICAGO. April sA--wheat was very
s.png today. ire May option adding TIC
2 he iAc advance which marked yesier-
ssvs session Juiy was even stronger.
sasng A. sc gain. Undoubtedly the war
rvs had It's effect. but 70 the excited adj
aaee AZ San Francisco and bad crop re-
sFTs from that neck Of the woods was
= most OF the advance Altogether
AaFts had bad day Of f. Other grain
~ provision markets also exhibited
srasth corn advancing Nc. oats Sc and
Nav wheat which closed yesterday az
A.asc. started IN today At from &c 20
IS, the lower OF these quotations being
e lowest Of the day. july commenced a {
49,, an advance Of 'sFfiAnc. and
~ n the course OF the forenoon 20 TTsse
- Jaiy 20 TIE. Closing prices were
y for Nay and 7sAs19ssse for july
= sas an exciting day In the pit. Every
sAs seemed 10 favor an advance. ard the
A~naut was made 20 CULVER WITH the
.aesns 81 bull news that vas ser In mo-
1s soon after the opening. Acceptance
SPOT wheat offered 20 The unitea King
BY cable yesterday afternoon on
spring reported worked for expcrf N
= aTs, sst~en minutes Of this mornings
sssnn. f3aso more Bushels added inside OF
srest hais-honr and Nav wheat selling
n 81 Louis were the features which
sss- thtnrs fsfriy bubble Ruf perhaps
nos exciting news came from Cali
srsls Z VS. q the effect that hot WINDS
s~espinv over the wheat section ~
= state ard with drcufh were greatly
szrsng ire growing crop. which would
: practically ruined BY few days con-
ssrce ~ such conditions. An excited
@ssre~ - e Per GENITAL In the price on
= san Francisco eurN was regarded SO
s5SaA!ag the reported critical situation
~ crop The war meas was sfsc =
xaeFshls fsctor or prcsahly accounted
ne iSsd advance a. Liverpool. which
eel IRE local ms rket an the ra-nase.
@sfss were alarmed ard she extent %
80 fsey covered vas shown - the Tic
800 which took place during TIE
Faiag Soma reaction vas trsvfsaNis
re closing was very strong NTH
ssg;nk gofuE on - re last minute
- VAS ursn all SAY. sustained mainly
stsas
svv'sions started out rather wesk. ~
sFNtAv VITA a similar feeling in ,he
sssock ras-ket
Closing onasstIos.
eAsa'-Arrtl and May -T-sc.
ssH-t'Ssa So. NAY. &isc.
sa,t-ApEfi f-C Nay ISlsr-
~ss2~-April ans May. y4}-
s.AR-il ana Ma. 81 ss,5s.s.'z
ssrtsv-@s Hse-.
/ s0-zSc
@nsAy g ~
s@Tef~s-so
Live stock.
$50 essile hAvs sAswn - change.
- vssscints acre too sfnstl - cssnSst
Hssrset THar fsw offerings were dis
- * - Hestersay'< prices.
1e@rs was fafr general Serssns for
- Nssass $. Neavy. s. sg~st o. nsht.
49,. httsk StSsax
- shesn caark~f efNseE stezty ~ Srss
49, saferio- ~ 80 81 Ss9sS Tor roo3 70
- wsiHess LAMBS were szAzeas AZ
ssssA&. bet9e aaasst - higher thar a
4 = sga- vale SAeen have 6eciin@3 20
re So 1,e 0srfot
- sSsss-t'a .le. ~. Logs. iS.ese, saeer.
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Information for Mariners

re branch hvsroxTsgs tc oetce. custom
hs4z1ss per- Townsend Wash-- wtif fur
vsen ee-a snEsi.sa ZOO. free q caarEs. 1uA
Irferrsafa0g REGARDING Ire following To-
sscez 20 mariners,
Australia. szxs ccaEts NoF@so1 bay sn-
trance Nereh cnsrgss. rz1zsk9gs-
Fs@rlrg SEA. EsTfatsuf isANrEs - Fa2A Isl
zmS EuEstsh ssy. nsE ezrEeT-
TlvxSnsz Potomac river. Asz1 buoy 81
FkxES1 p0t~t-
Eratlxa Columbia. Ase2ts sZE24t. E1ye
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waite. higher Interior sraass. 20, sesss ~ -.
Receipts
our quarter sacks All. wheat. ~~r-
tafs 1.lS. barley. centaEs- 500. s~ans.
-. -@ohs. - corn. c-ratzas. z.ss. rye. ceataIs.
nlcdlinss. sacks, - hay, tons 3l0. s.~1 =.
tons. ies hops, bales. sf: wool. Nes4s e.
niaes. na1noos. 10, wire. gallons. Eias
Predsce. Fruits. Etc.
Feed and stuxs-Mso6ftrx r-r ..-
s9s' bran. California slsglz-s per
Hay-wneat. rG1sss. whea, sne ca. r.
o.. cat See-S. river harley. y s<ls- ar
s ars:-s ~ shss ast ss . ssra. &C. 9, s ss
tesssablss-Exrsy Ross potstoe. aa7~
p csntsls river Burbsnks, 5sGs5c: river
redss &GsScs Oregon Burbanks ss<7sssrt
Petaiuraa and Toraies Burhanks. sx47sr
posaioes asai Per es ~ PGoo onsan. ss = 3
esnnSsrs' sssl pc per Dozen aossa ars. psop. s-
sa1c per pound, Grfsc osrs. lssz I.r-e. sar-
iic. lH1I4c per pound. common ss,ss-e
s s- psas e oq p1r s ss9.es ., a.
fer per pound Mexican tomatoes = 3 ~
sox; Mexican times. ss-Sas: rhnbsrb Ia
Frnits-Apples. s. zsaa per barrel. r..,-
err apples. s. 75a4 Per bbl; navel or.nrss
S14s-Ss per boz; seedlings, tI9s B.. Mexse4r
lines, NrS-Ses common California ierr0r.
G-ss1l y. fancy California lemons f.zs3 x
bananas. yi1z per bunch: Smyrna n~- -
nl4c Per pound. dates. 50 per pounT
B8tter-Fancy creamery f7<frs1-r 49,
poqad: seconds. lzQi94c. fancy dairy. III
GIzc. seconds fGi41lle "a
Cheese-Fancy mild new. ssz07c. fair -
good, sL1G5c. California cream cb@sss,
1sIffc, young Amerlcs, 7Tsc. Faster, I4ss
lsszc: Western. I1tx119--c
Egxs-hAneh and store. I6J-6isc
Poultry and Gams-Ixve tarkes SaE
hisrs. 1915. do hens. is.J Sc old roosters
$50 ~ per eozen. young DO. sT9s. broilerx
suisil. = Ssf2.Se. do large 81 z-gs 20 frS-
ers. G-5Ets. hens. - sssf5 ducks I'D e. "a
a. 10. do. young. VA. geese gsfgt.- Is r@r
pair; seslinsz. s--zsQz-sB per pair. pigeons.
old. si.5ogs.
Closing Quotafions
Wheat-Firm: May. si-sss.: December,
a.
Esariey-Deceuber ggc.
eorn-f-arge yellow stGs6c
Ersn-Ealifornia. sl3-5o per ton.
Wool and Hops.
wooi-Sprtng. Choice foothiIi. iaGf7e.
San Joaquin. 6 months. sdIlc. do years
staple. sTi9cs mountain. IlEff4c. Nevada
foVfsc. Oregon f1a11c. Northern fz0f4c
Hops-crop OF 1855 sdl5c per pound
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. Siisl DTsfiS-Sixhs 80 IT.
Mex. dols :. &ss-1o Telegraph :. :. 20
Mfasnx srarkx
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sassr Gosssnsp-5oldsn &C. In phis. per
A.. extra &C. in bbls. per 10. sc:
+ 81 grsn-lats5 IN bbls, per ID. &c: cube
~ powdered. nc: spot cash prices.
3 newell. s.h Z AZ c.isorn,s 1 sf.na.
| 40. baekwhsst -four. per Dbl, $50; per
= sacks. e 9 per cwt. rye -four. per
= or IL, is-ie s.1 sac 3 = a@ per es:
sl.s oats. per b5i s4asso. horniny. per
~ Cz. cracked wheat. per cut, g =.
| A4ed wheat. f1G per case whole wheat
~ 9~ sw e. f. pearl .B sfTis rS.s psp
81 yeiiSs. Jos. ~; 90 sss. nx: wsiss'
- re gs ,LE: faxed hominy. shis.
cs6se Uobblnr,-Gre>r-Mo per n.
3. lava per n. H0zc: Costa Rica- choice.
r. y. PC. Roasiet-Arbuckis's. In lpe-Io
sses. per cwt, ti3G: so-D cases. cwts
- m, nm os sa;ss ssr sx, s as ' nS.s
= ground coffee. uzfzfc. Lion, 1905.
rs: COS. fls-Ts: 1s. sis-S.
Nests, Provisions asA Ffsh.
rresh Meats uobbsngp-Choice dre~.sd
- s1u7s per no: milton: ssrsc per 10
Provisions gohbing1-HamS, large. lie,
ans .'nsii. n5zc: breakfast bacon. i'c'
resi- Fish uobblns,-HaIibut, r4Gsisc;
nanon. sG1c: salmon trout. ":
sanders. sisa$c: coles. SIC: rock cod. .c.
szek bass. Sc: perch r1T4cs mountain
suns izssaEc: shrimps. Ice
batter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry
Basier-Raneh. isGisc. EIiensburg and
xher Washington creameTies. s-b prints.
rssess uob6inx,-Nativs Washington.
Diic.
EgEr Oobbing)-Fre=h ranch. isc.
II live weight. ducks. ss17 20 per dox:
sessed chickens. i2ssc: turkeys. isuise.
Vegetables and Fruit-
Potatoes oobbingD-Nafive stock. r3Git:
fakimas. ti5dls. sweet potatoes. &c
ysfs'As,ss Sssslnfsres n, pea. ss. ss s
(sro. 3dzitc: asparagus. &c. cahhages, Cali
wnis, q51a7 per cwi: onions new yell
[H pgdsc per 10. white tnrnips. 81. 5 per
he. c per per so. 'i isa,as saso e
pee per dos. green onions. Sec per DOS
Green Fruit lfoooinxF-I<mons. fancy
nIfe.r,s; n0e.E: selects. g; sg2lss.
sassrris.' Z a. per box. o. . per Ssi.
znges-Ssveis. fancy. c2s 30: choice.
s193; fancy seedlings. -: choice. so.
HAY. Grain and Feed.
HAy ooeeins,- Puse, sound. per tor.
= Pattern Washington timothy rs;
Cat. Oobblngl-SZl
Barley uobblnx)-Rolled or ground. per
ne 80
ccrn-whole. SIS. cracked. SleQ2o. feed.
s<sl 1890.
MlllstuRs Uobbingl-Bran. per ton.
tNls. shorta per ton. SIS.
Fed Cobbing)-Chopped feed. sisdn per
1a, mtdihngst per ton, III. oil cake
sEATTIsE WHEAT MARKER.
No. I club milling. Sc. hluesten. MILL
"a sc, strong
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-26

CITY or MEXICO. Aprfi z.--F're@s6ens
rssaz has fssasd a decree extasflsxzing q
r4gag peno0l AZ Vera crgx. TO L. npea@s1
July nsxI Youths desiring 20 enter thu
rxvy % asops careers an plots or marine
engineers viii - admitted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-26

GrnrraI Qnotattnn..

F'iour-Rece.ptx. Il. af barrels: exports.
4sse barrels. strong and higher with the
advance In wheat Minnesota patents.
81 3e14 80. Minnesota bakers. x365fi5 Is;
winter patents t4oSgs.7s; extras. $3-22
ass. do low grades. s. T54z s.
Wheat-Receipts. ~ bushels; exports,
81 - bushels. spot stronger: No. 3 hard
winter s2T<c- Opened strong and higher
on Liverpool cables. eased under realizs-
ton, but later developed strength and ex-
element on large export orders and fears
Of sensational cables from abroad before
Mondays opening. Final prices were Ia
G2c net higher; No red April closed
s47sc: May kztsls3S.c. closed sac.
Hops-Easy: state common 70 choice. 1sss
crop. zisasc. Iss. 5Ql0c. Pacific coast. lss5
crop. 3Gsc; IssS crop. 1Q1i1sc. London mar
ket q lis
wool-Flrm: fleece. isa2lc: pulled. 15g
&c.
CsofYse-Closed steady, Is 10 y points
higher May. y.al97 %. spot coffee. Rio,
steady; No. invoice. ~. No. jobbing.
81 mild. barely steady.
Sugar-~Raw. fair refining, f5-lsc; CEN
irffuEal IS test. SAsc: r-fned. steady.
Petroleum Pennsylvania crude, steady:
May. s7izc bid.
Metals.
Coryer-Easy: brokers. sli7s
Pig Tron--Slow; Southern. SI921is North
ern. 81 sAgsfssa.
Lesd-weak. brokers. $. Izia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-26

rrom Seattle. tourist: "a a-ss efasa 10Th
fnelaaBnz berth. for train leavinr 80 g.
- Aprsl - southern P2c.Ge ticket Of
ace, s.g First AVENUE