davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-07
BreadstuH. and Crains.


SAN FRANCISCO. April s.-FTour-
Family extras si75ai *: bakers extras.
81 .59a4 .6s: superfine, s4.l0G4 IS.
Wheaf-Shippfng sl-z7az for No. I. and
81 - for choice, q seQl .aass for local use;
Bariey--Feed. sZisas71zc: brewing. so9
Sc.
oats-Fapcy white feed. si-2S91sa; good
sIosai.i0; sIrprise. si-&efaii. 10: gray. s-i6
Sfif7lS. black for fsxsi. 9scaI 81 %: milling
sl-l55l 81.
Produce Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks, IL. -. wheat. CEN
talS. loo; harley. een4ais. So; potatoes.
sacks, s. *. onions. sacks 10: bran sacks
2 ~: Tniddliugs, sacks, 400. hay tons ga:
straw, tons. 10: wool, bales. SIS; hides 502;
wine. gallons. 6Iseo9
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Feed and Millstu1 - Middhngs, sI550s4
IS5o; California bran. $l2gi25O; outside
Hay Wheat ssQl0.50: wheat and cat.
x,dl0: oat sGsls 80. barley. river. S5n6: best
barley. ss.5egS: alfalfa. %aS; clover. ssgs:
straw. per bale. ss450c.
Negetables-Early Rose potatoes, 65a
s6c: salinas Burbanks, soc1slI0; Garnet
Chile. s5@a5c. river Burbanks 5r465c
river reds s5G75c; Oregon Burbanks. 5ec
Gzl 10; Petaluma and Tomales Burbanks
e9Es75c, new potatoes. 2fS2lkc per pound.
sweet potatoes. slTl.75; Onions. 81. 95a32s
per dozen. dried peppers. 6g3c; dried okFa.
i00l2i4c. garlic IAauissc, common aspar-
ag1Ss, 81 -; choice do. a97c; tomatoes. 81
z3l.25. green peas. gao 4cs string beams
Sf3lec: Mexican tonE8to,zs. sI256li6o per
box: rhubarb. 75c4sl 40 per box
Fruits-tiood 20 choice apples, siQl -;
fancy apples. Sa2Ss. naval oranges. sd
$50: seeding oranges, TscaslZ5: Mexican
lines 81; common California lemons &c
IS1: seconds California lemons 81 Ser. "a:
fancy California lemons. s.. bananas sl4
Z. pinesppies' SO; smyrna figs. l5Q l4e.
Butter Fancy creamery, I2lsc: seconds
isAQ12c. fancy dairy. Il, seconds. iISfl2e
Chaeee-Faucy mild new 60slkc fair 20
good. 5i5U8c, California cream clgeddar
ibaIlc, Young America. 1p6c, Eastern
l4a5INse. Western. iii4Hl3c.
E1srrs-siere, loa4a &c; ranch. ieikGi2c
Poultry and tsame--t-sVe turkey COB
hlers. fs4 I5c; do HENS lf0i5c. old rosostssrss
S. 1s9s. yuuug roo<ters. sc. bf0lIers
small s@54 20. broiieTS large f-06. fry
6iers, lSIlse. do hens. Ia -; GA ROSTERS.
Sl.aFff Young FooSters, seae -. bro.lerS.
small Sa4z0 broileTs- large. $3.50: fry
ers 3 s1sse. hens. ts4a, ducks, cd. secs:
ducks young t7.saas.5e. geese. $Lsaa2.
pseeors. young. Sase9f2 3. hsre. 7SrfI n.
gray gsese. 80. rabbits. !ials9. white
uosIas Quotations.
whcaf-Easy: May. H.2s7s; December.
CorIs-InrSe yeIlow. szzQSl.
Bran--Csalsfozt4lss. SiZzfl2s3,
Wool.
wool-Clsosoe football So Or: choios san
joaquin plains G1f>es DO a. months 81
lpisc. nruif,ziiIa. Ssloc.
Hops
uorS-Crop OF lsas sGl2izc per pound.
Financial.
Mex DIS .s5isas5 Tsler-rysa :. :. "a
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NEW YORK MARKETS


NEW YORK. April e-fnterest 9r snFl-
~ - stocks wSs very 8anrusa on the
stock exchange today ard the market was
Apparently a8Itcses1 with an attack II
srrsag fever Many II tt8 stocks vghlea
are usually eea& ln had 1at a single SAFE
90 sht4r crNz1E. ard others showed crly a
faw nSd lots. VITA not 8 sage fulI share
80 Ga&Ms ass2.2fl0Gs- 4 ttAtse ia teens u the
EUnka &Ire very harrow. u01 of1srsNE \
sufficient margin 20 llFSte esg-srzr l1Hs ezagA
by eGe professional trAs+eTs- S1c1 DEAF
tnEs as ecGsE~re3 Vfers Subject 10 ertkresy
&csfsious Influences ard WeEs coG6ne4 %
q feN stocks
me Hgaezce - tha heavy g3esnEas5eu
that has c4zrsaCteElEss3 F9s0s reCeDs mar
k@Es was hsas ever. Laarkea1. and fns rail-
nay stz< held rczsl a. sasiS arz- As "a sx-
araul~ - IRE rnosgxss that Affected shs
dealings. & hay - az. Lax tie cslEg 4zx-
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Turp~aksue ooesl-Tp-Bols. AZ. cases.
y - zsss--r-s@esac Per gal. n cases
yy-s.s T-.ax f5oosszgf-PSonser e. Car
49, ea,6rrs F,rss Szsr. Sea-, f5<s ard 1855
60 prersa-e5 FsssErs- S-gT cans gE:
i-gAl cars. y-ss. az-g.l cans. rs qa2rs
1900 s--.,, window, = an. - rer
esTst- CO Isl: FrercA and B@Agian. - pr
cezt or.
Lmmh~r and Building Material
Iox-s-supe-tor quality, per II. Er. S. sss
sr-5Te ls.z-s So. cess2r single fars. 81.
: ESsr I.ur- e-~r.-Rgurh- s.. rhlck fash sar-
fzrzs gre ~ two S5eS. 5 10 ard = Inches
SIDE. s14f-a. lsEgs1s y 20 y fees: sEseslal
ssngras. - per 81 exr-a- one-tnch 1ns~A.
y@EE-- al vertical Egsia. s. Per II extra
FFso-5nx- drasses ard MATCHED. $i4I1s;
stock hss2rss S-1nch. Ssvss. l9-inch. Ss-segs
6 lncA -. Ne 2 S. or channel rustic.
srsi drop siding Weixas 2esa TSs. si1SslL
pr ttuzeer Ro5Sts mHd scA1tAngs rough.
sS&s ), z s-9ls. ;. sAllsl- Box
Ing. fsx-srseh ted. ts71a Ceiling. Y. beaded
or pain Nrs Z ? ard : or inch sess
ies. Nos. j and : ss-issch. ! so lbss Nos,
| and :. &-iEsca. :. lf.s' sszls- LaIh. sd
WAshsasroa Ped cedar I.uzu heT- Rouga
esssa EsveE siding. weight, 20 lbs sIa5e
eiiisa Ceslirgs. WeighEs, Nos l. : ard 3
7sxs-inch, 1.sa rs; Nos. ]. z sna ssS.-
s1cf y. ms: Nas 1 and s. zsxs-lReh.
- ms yfszIs7 Wasnsc3rtng slaS7ls. Rus
T.c. S@1& A" shingles, .; standard
shingles 81 CBne-Iusah finish. - Ii ard IS
feet. sssas& Tack finish. SzSaN Cesar
Saaar~x & ard 81 feet. ss41T1 Bat
ters. ssG4ac per 100 n1eal feet Pickles,
81
Kiin-driea. 81 In advance OF green Dray-
Brick-csomrnon. s7aS58 Per NJ: pressed.
sz7Es9 per NJ: frsbr1ck. IS; terra Gotta
s~@yn.r~ tanhsng,-Po-tlana. K n. IS
szE
Lime 0obbingp--All brands made on me
Sound Soc.
Plaster oobbingl-Golaen Gate. per Dbl.
Plaster Hair 0obbsngl-washed. rsc per
p: anwashed. SIC Per ID.
miscellaneous.
Soap Cfobbingl-Seattie Savon. 2aS. ssc;
los, 8. Eieetrsc. ess xl-io; Iees, s. 90: Gil
bert & o. Dora ZOOS. Ss.i5: 2ss, Sc: Co
rinne. ICES s. 60. aos. soc; Babbftt's Sos 81:
iass x4Z5. Proctor & Candles Ivory. As:
s. s.: l0os S.; CASTLE. white. i2glsc per IL:
Tobacco 0obbsngl-P Plug. chewing. Gil
max. "a. StaF. SIC. Horseshoe sc. Spear
head. sSc. Piper Helaslek. sc; Scroll Tag.
ez'9e; sun Tag. per H. azizc; Something
Good 81: fine cut. chewing. pail los S. 80
zTsa. smoking, tHlst. 6-cz. Ale; I2-oz, AZ;
Gable Coil. ? and 4-oz plugs, +2c; Seal OF
Lame Kiln 2-oz, 55c; 4-oz, SAC; MastiT, sss.
5sc; Is. SIC.
Paper Uobbingl-Grocers' straw sac;
butchers straw. 2ixc; No. MANILA. 4s4c:
No MANILA. 5iac; paper bags. 80 and 10
per cent. OF list. gray express. Sic.
BAGS lJohhingl--t5rain. per 100 81. 50: old
per Zoe. ss5oQ5
Coal.
Coal (wholesale and retalD-Douhle
screened 20 Per ton: average. in ear
load lots, S.50.-nut. S2-25 per ton; Newcas-
tie screenings, $50. Black Diamond 81
per ton. Cumberland blacksmith. $3.50
per ton. May Greek, So.
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-rs,s ~orfh- Western Line comprises own
80 miles - perfectly equipped railway
in Illinois. Iowa " .aeoussn. dlealgan,
$50 Ard Wyoming u operates ia
e. trains IN tire world Tire service to
800 Ng9aukse and Ell tbs principal
,sftsz q ire East ard Southeast eann8E
~. -,--~zssaa TnztEt On having y0ur tIeses
-, s-T-ass ~orsfs~ ~ Western" r. ". Parker.
~srs rssrcs4I Agent CO FIRST avenue. seat
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no.taa MaeI Mark.t.

u0ST0N. ArgfI E--Tnare has hsen q vai-
,srsse - business dcas - re Noo& n4aEEeE
fara wras noltee1lh4a- Territory skssols hsF%
= eoas aen.lz rls4 ard this - EfvtEE a~As8sF ;
a Impetus % gszsa pg1ees. and - Tasz.st
s.f-l.-,.s = h=ssssS tie scared tszsts % -
= xAsi@ enosse Staple Egls sFs c45slnS t1F
$50. F~5eene@ are sxTaEx. Dat @fZsEAEss@
1sEht. sales quiet A2s-AAiszz aF1 tAAra
frs-slv mftA Fsla prizes ruling. G29Esitazss
1'sr~.gary w00As--AsclzAz-4- tins xI4e2-A4I4s
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FOREIGN MaRkETs.


LONDON. ArriI s.-Consols. Ilz14: sll-
var. - ts-l6a
NrV YORK. Aprd e-The Evening
Tensfss London financial c-ss5esTraFn says.
srFa stock sFssrk4f opened good fcaiaT.
fygrt closed DUH on the %eaEaess 30 h8f-
e~s Sue - paris sefAUE. and 20 the ma
ftFrs ng the proceedings before the scotia
sfrteag commission today. ConSEazs Chased
4. h.s19w fhe ssez< rate Ihe mining ST.
ts.rne-Fr was izghr and nominal, and tQ~
1917 earry-over should be favored -
zNvv money Americans DROPPED because
81 fhe lack ~ support
Ths Paris 4mi BsTiln markets wsys frna.
Hops.
LIVERPOOL ARR e.-Hop$-At Lon
sssn Pacific coast. 65s<sss-
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

gTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEr.
seattle ard Townsend Neab Bay route.
s.saner Garland leaves Yesier dock sun
eaYs Tuesdays and Thursdays az if.D
; a fer Port Townsend. Port wiiliams
faareness, Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. Pysht. claiiam Bay and Neah
fay returning. arrives at Seattle , y. m.
a. opposite days Steamer Fyangei ieaves
TesssT dock for Port Townsend, Port An
sslsg and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
asd Fridays az 20 =. IN. arrives Seattle
shsraats days al ID p. m
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, April s--Today being cleo
sfnr dav and a legal hohcar there we're
10 sessions 81 she board Of trade or the
STOCK exchange.
Chicago Live stock
CHICAGO. April s.--Caftie-SteAdy -
6 zer4 . for common grades OF dressed
hesey steers up 70 Sa.zss1a-59 for prime 10
fancy Stockers and feslers. t4ssasf I, -.
balls. unchanged. calves. loser. prices
about &c or
Hoes--C0Turnon % praDe = 80 ~
iarrefv ~ 81 the bulk EuiEs for g. Sstx4
Sneer.-Sales SlaAb8 for Inferior sheep,
tsg 20 s e15 81 Cor choice 10 extra. wata
Wes.rus selling 81 ft-fa- lambs sold
a.--is-sfv q. $3.50. yearIIags. ss-719s S..
Rsseelrf s-k-aff}e. 1905, hogs ls,1oi
f.r.r 80.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RnsA1rE

-, STEAMER ROsAIrE.
lsEea dock. leaves for Victoria ana
townsend daily. except SUNDAY. At
- n retuTn.aE. leaves Victoria At
- n SSeaFHer George r Starr leaves
- townsend snd gay ports daily.
-. q ~ Tea-aiuE direct. leaves
te~sssne al d. ul. Phone. PIKE ~
= ANsp1RTATIclN - -Wsek-
Tsns Cara
a.. aAs satrn. ~ksN3t river roHte
aeA{tie Nar-a 81 atsa n Aa-sf I
gs~. Asra 81 - N leaves A.
= - F.h 81 e.. Is q. ga April "a ~
~ b - TulaIn going uaffh
- 49, sunday. Calling AZ
s2s Asa. N*-9, ~ IT a<'A
- ms e1 asrrs fs- ar pofnts on
ss>s-aA ,lPre al 81 -st s g. Yegkes.
tesepr --r Nsis -
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NEW YORK Af~al e--<laiafs - z.aa ~ -
r,rrss-s-z-z 81 Efayank Wa ralaed Friday
srea ssssasafsr s4a w8s forced @E@n an1
stsvsesrs Ansar gefsta WIN Wers - - saok
s-ss zeek we're egsTs5ssf- Alsvt q TIE cpaa-
L.. g-4g2 Cs14es&As xeEe kA1@zs- - @o4G--14-
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le foitosing prices are befuz Offered
= ne Producers BY local dsasers Tor e.
Car a. S4aSsge. - N''9
IraL-sia boat i0adse-Efrst grads s.
ssr@sa~-P2ge< sound oats tasefls. kxrss~.
- 80 ASas NnexkE. chicken fe<z3 go sfs.1z
Szuiz - &"N'.'Az--
Hsies. PeIts ard TasAow-FEeawy x.1ssa
ss.eS1ss oFsE - rs. &c: medium per n s..
AsnA afAJer n fbs. 4<esc per n. h~a4aF
sss = - .lgnt- 49,: sait@d k8ps, skIsc and
-, PEI n. 30 srssn hides &c les than
~as-s1s Gil nsGeS, Ter n. <4Isc. ctIals %
800 @sSSse. oae-thtra less. DRY siks. per n ~
-, - GER sklnss summer. per n. Isff1sas
<sS1 winter ls4iScs poor and thin winter
49, sheep pe&ts. long soos eae. Shgrr
40. eea-sc; Voc. western Washington
sASssi. s9sc, dirty, sase psr n: talEo~
1--we rsock--cno8ce beef cattle, cows. &C.
szeerS. SC ehotce sheep &C good hogs. 4c
EGgs-ks nch. lie
f'"ufsry--CSickens SC per 10. hive wetg~1t
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90 OK THE GREYHouNp.

90 IN JEE NfINFs HUI ND.
rvsreft Edmonds. snohomI4h Route
-ws round trips daily. except Sunday
n srsct Nov 20 1876 Leaves Seattle T.E
81 As o. m: leaves Everett 10 a m.
m. Seattle landing Colman dock:
rssre;t landing Merchants dock. Con-
Us vith Str Flyer fer Tacoma: with
H. Mlkado for Snohomish: with train
III rontA crfsto and way stations Teie-
eAere Red gsi.
FRANK W. CooDHUE. Manager.
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causpasfffen-

we are row prepared % 90 composition.
fer the trade fAng measured III NoEg4reii.
N4alon. BREWER ard LenE primer sAiis-
800 rssaraafseA. Call or address Post
IasegflSencsr. s@zttss
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WASHINGTON. ADr4a s,--Tesaay.s state
<-@nx & shs coa&zSacz 90 the treasury
shows Available cast haiAGca. S@~a-.,4. =
80. gasG reserve, So ~ as
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s~-4v.r sorTT1 AND ALASKA STEAM.
gHrP COMPANY.
vTcToRIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE
s..-s~ City OF Kingston between Ia
- Wash. and Victoria. r. G.
go, 81 NJ Tacoma no Al t.fSryryY
- Is SEATTLE - Ar 2Efsrua
.s.sss-r,sl 77Pt Townsend SsiArlii.isa m
sssss~iArif10 Victoria NJ Lvt s.30a N
srsslr except Sunday.
So sfear rfer furnishes frxf-ciass &C.
ed ionz. carrying both freight and
sess-srrsrs. and leaves from Yexler wharf.
ssssls' fsr Victoria, at so .. n. and for
~srsra 81 p. m.
gsrsenrers for Victoria can occupy
.sssroorss until a. m
~ rates tickets, etc. inquire OF
g. r. THORSDyEE.
Agent, yesier wharf. Seattia
IA YADEAr,
General Agent ~. p. Ry, Seattle.
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rg MULTNoMAH
DATfTe
leaves FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At p NJ
FARE TO TACOMA, e CENTS.
s~R. CITY OF ABERDEEN
EXCEPT SUNDAY
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At 10 A. NJ
FARE TO TACOMA. 3 CENTS
81 r Main. CITY DOCK. Agent.
CAPT. L. WILEY. Manager.
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TIE storm has passed gssgSdly eastward
and was ssia IN progress at Spokane this
Afternoon: ct o'cac,ck rain was falling
there. and 10 had already been precfpi-
Eatesa. X was 2Aso failing ~ MAzla Walla.
Ssserc y tnCA lad occurred already.
Winds az % mics az PORK An<se and %
al Tsato-rSh cccgrrsad to-day. 4 cse<tr or
fair weather ares Is forming on Tho Cossz<-
q. n. SALISBURY. Observer.
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atfTe5y large trz7szrstc-s p New Jersey
Aezl<F@4 were ha-gely due ID r2ehe- alb
sLTGS@ czAal3t1cES zs 30 The p~ope- level
g s1s pzsc%s Tor The new FER cens- Gsys-
1N1l BASIS compared wst = other per cszsT-
sz1czs- This szaek moved 1-rUzslaray al
CAB oF~r q range Of u. Per cent. 4E1
s12N4rE s rPt kaSS az : zrncss0a on the
day TIE osoer cc2is-S were sSscs@4 in
= 1pA- ny. Lacks ANA loss -: nssa-
M4re - EucScE gained = rex fraction
Chicago Ca. wax quite active ana r4ase on
coT@rsEg - Src-1S
TIE railway list showed remarkable
1TTnness. especially In the Grargers. TIE
hrrnnsss Of railways rnase ne largely a.
usn1sss1 ~ cSn33eaes n -ke stability %
tns Passenger and freight rates az pres
enr II force. The increase IN earnings
shewst BY some roads FOR ere fcu-fh week
y March, II spite q the had conditions
vas also siren gThsnirg factor.
TIE general market s7iren@a somewhat
n TIE Hnal dealings ard closed STEADY
Railway and rnls>ell neouS Eraa~t1-a S~s
herd arm on moderate dealings. TIE az
zregSte sales we're s. a7s $50
GoEeTDrnsus bonds were moderately se-
.yes bat unchanged Ia value. sales.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
fSGToN ROUTE
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.

On Port Orchard and Port Washington
rpaie. leaves city dock. foot OF Main
STREET Nd \. m. calling at South Beach.
RsrrAel. Brick Yard. Bremerton. u. a.
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tracyfon.
tAses. silyerdale Leaves Port Orchard
A4Fy Station az y. m; arrives Seattle
tttp N. y. y Robinson. master Lilly.
hagafdus & Co. agents. Telephone.
Nain 81
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Total sales.

Flour.
FIour-Receipts 1854; exports 25.7sI
barrels Weak and lower to sell. with no
demand ex cept for low grade winter: Min
80.
wheat.
yheat-Receipts. az 80: exports, g S2a
bushels Spot dull and weaker: No red.
salkr; Northern. s0asc; No. ; hard winter.
75ikc Options opened weak and subse-
os1efs;iy declined under better crop and
weather news. lower cables and unexpect-
eFiv big increase in Bradstreet's worlds
visible finally rallying on q small demand
from shorts. closed SsM5sc lower. No. red.
Il l5-l6zI ls54c, closed AZ asisc-
Hops.
WooI-Ffrm.
Ccpper-E.asy; brokers, Si7o: exchange.
Pig Iron - Dull; Southern. Iosoan:
Northern. Slo-5oglz5o -
Tfn-Firn: straits. xA2es1I3.So' plates
spelter-ouiet at .41o8AE.
I.ead-shExchauge s. 40 brokerg. S-S9.
Coffee.
CoTee-Opf3ons closed steady. with prices
unchanged 20 Is points net lower. May.
SOC snot coffee Rio dun and nominal.
No invoice. 7ascs j0oblng Sac. Aid
weak and neglected.
surar-IRaw frrn. refined firm
PetroIeum.
retrolsun-Quist and steady. United
closed sS1sc bid, Pennsylvania crude weak.
May. S911c bid
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
". s. MAIL

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Gaihraith dock, foot OF Washing
fss street Tuesdays. Thursdays and sat
xraays At O'Clock a. m. for Kingston.
Pert Gamble, Seaheok. flrinnon. Holly,
Issaito, Iiliiwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
Inicn City. Returns alternate days
u. TROUTMAS. Master.
Telephone. Red ISL
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= sTFANER LYDIA THOMPSON,
kssFhE United States mail. leaves City
A fSot OF Main street. MONDAY
ess-sdsy ans Friday st a. m, for
- aewnsend. san Juan Islands and
-. NhsicoFn. EeturHing. leaves New
ss&ieNn Tuesday Thursday ard Satur-
49,. = a N J. r. Thompson. manager
~ LAZY, hoE8rdus a Co, RgentA
~ S0sk Telephone Maln -.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

No. club. export, soc: milling, Sc; blue
stem. expert, She. milling. Sc; firm
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. April s---No. club. SIC; No.
bluesteFn. Soc
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Tides at seattle Harbor To-day.


A8gn 4lae. Low Tide.
- - f~s------~-3 -~--~
IN I Il. p.rn-l II. Il an. Il. p.m.i II.
sgIi i2.s lalt Hal e.4a 10 is "a
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
40 sol al Ill .....i.-.l o.sss o.s
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FORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
lNfeTAlN IlTAF *

STEAMER MARY r. PERLEY
ls&sss Gaihraith aock loot ~ Washgnx-
sGees. fer South Beach. sylvan Grove
Ahiie. kremerton. United States Dry
- Charieston. Sidney. Tracyton. Chf-
- SFVrcsBa AZ m saturday n n. 1.
sAt ; p m: returning. leaves Silver
- ~ SO a. "a Tetephane Red iSi
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So. s<sattIe. Aprli E fsT-
.-xssfsssTsz AZ tke s-axfie 1870 80
= NSsafS" caring nDs1ssss tasszy pr@r4.
e~...sz gte<s rzxzees. I<zzze~
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Is-s~- - 1890 -------~- s3seTs - - So -
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VANCOUVER. II. c

axe steamer Utopia foi Port Towns
ArAc0rtes. Whatcona. BLAINE and
fANcoUyER.
~seAses Yesier wharf Mondays and
.sa.ssays. p. N. Blaine. s.. Vancouver
= for Information. Yes}er dock.
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~ ON THE FLYER


- r.fsfe Coat : srFssfafp ON pArzy-s
49, slerzatlg ftfss4 passenger efes n
81. -. Wi sal froTa Seattle Tarorsz.
e 1-sx-nxerse ans Victoria OF April for
PER 800 A. KAY Island, ketc 1Ikzn.
- JgrS1a. Dos Elas Island. Eer-
49, AMI IsEem- TIE steamer VIII not
49,, "a Sifka this trip. but roes "a
s-~sssE Sta Ell remain from fwen-
IT, FL fo~1y-eavat hours r. Jun.zn,
f-sgss - give miners all the tire recez-
-. :. ..r.&t there completely II they so
-. tbs sseaner Z one Of TIE largest
es@s.. rz-vzera n the compauy's feet
80 rrSzre safety and comfort 20 al
s TpowBRTDCE. p. s. sup.-. Ocean
eToTTE<BERG. Ticket Agt..
~ rs-<. Avenue, Sasftle.
ear.aTsAf.I, PERKINS & Co, Gen
.s.ses ssr Franc k@co. Cal.
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Money and Exchange.

Money on call easy at lisaiA per cent:
cent: prime mercantile paper. 5hn4 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at Asl for
demand and s4s52s for sixty days. posted
rates. 81. SST4 ssh: commercial bills. 81 s4sa.
Silver certificates. 6lSsg62ssc- Bar silver,
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xAATcoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

ROUTE.
Take steamer RAY CITY for Anacortes
la.faaVen or Whatcom. Leaves CONNER
cal dack. Tacoma D. m: City dock
Govt Main street,. Seattle =. m. Tues
laafs and Sat Returning leaves What
NM p IA FAirhaYen. Sis y. m, and
Aeseeyies y 2. m. sun. wednes and
Fst.s-sest lie 81 or $50 round trip.
1aeam& Us. or 81 round trip.
W. III. ELLIS.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND. April s.-wheat-wau
Walla, Tq7Sc; valley. 1sc per bushel.
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Mining stocks.

/ silver Bsrs ..... - TDra fss-Sfg4lt e.. -
/ Mex dos .sss4G53 T's3es-rapa o.. -. 90
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

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A notice stating whether the time ball was
dropped on time, or giving the error II any. Is
published the same day by the afternoon pa
pers. and by the morning papers the following
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CALIFORNIA
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TO
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SIglg ] !

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LOOK AT THE TIME OF THE CALIFORNIA
LIMITED.
Leave San francisco 4iS0 p m. Mondays and
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n. Fridays and Mondays; arrive Chicago
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