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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-15
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Finnn cfal.

Financial.
LONDON, March Is. Silver. . lis: con-
NEW YORK. March I2-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets were quiet but steady
today, and the close was at the best
Americans were good and there was an
inquiry for Vanderbilt stocks.
London stock Exchange
LONDON. March i4-Money has been
fairly cheap during the past week. but
while g better feeling and better prices
d. evail or the stock eXcha nge. still there
Is not sufficient confidence felt 20 induce
any considerable extension OF business.
with the present abundance OF money
awaiting borrowers. the settlement OF the
Cretan troubles would produce an trnme-
date general rise. but as matters are now
the only really active features are home
rats. which are likely 70 be less effected
by political troubles than any other Sc
curittes. The 1-.ief that peace VIII Do
preserved in Europe. with considerable
bear buying. has brought eoout rise IN
foreign securities. Turks have gone up
per cent. Greeks Il 4 and Bulgsrians :.
Argentines made better showing, but
is considerably better. though selling
ceased. Americans have improved, but
business IS still extremely limited IN
them THE Vanderbilt stocks alone are
active Central Pacific has fallen on
three-quarters Of q point. The following
Increases are noted: Lake Shore and New
York Central. :: milwaukee,, Louisville q
Nashville, 1.
London Grain Review.
LONDON. March i4-Ths wea Their dur
ing the past week has been favorable.
but sowing has been retarded. as the
land is wet II IS expected that the
wheat area will be larger than last sea-
son.
certainty OF the course OF the market.
was not speculated In Consumers bought
Sparlngiy. and there was not sufficient
generally light. but Russian shippers
wers weaker All wheats were 81 20 81
worse California wheat. September de-
livery. was quoted at IS ID. Northern
spring wheat. parcels afioat. was quoted
az ala 81.
Maize. mixed American March. was
barley was euie. and firm.
Oats were inactive. Clipped American
oats. spot. were quoted q, rs Cd.
Breadstun. and Grain.
LIVERPOOL. March is-Close: whs.s
-Spnr quiet. demand poor: No. red
spring. Sc I'D: No. / California. &C. 4i<d.
Fnturas closed dull with near positions
l&GAd lower and distant positions I'd
lover; March. IS I'D, May. Is I'D: July.
Corn-snst steady: American mixed.
rev. - sid: futures closed steady. Ia
lower and other months unchanged from
yesterdays closing prices. Business about
April. IS SD: Nay. : I'D: June. - 81:
Fi5ur-steady: demand poor: 81. Louis
fancy winter. 50 Sd
A. Ynrto~ ra~gae coast ~ *.
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PUGET Sound SHIPPING.
Movements Of Vessels Engaged in the of Pacific
Northwest


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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. March -1-wheas open
ed with al the symptoms o.
a decline which have become ne 50 fsni IA
fnedtste,y at the start were made II May
az from 7-sxc 20 12tsc, as compared with
Tz@173c at tn. close on Friday. but II
was being paid II reacted again 10 Tsazc
and from that res shed ss4c on the next
stretch and after another reaction 70 &c
Ii went 20 Tie In Few swift ana Assy
bounds The weeks clsarances OF wheat
and -four from both coasts as reported ny
EradstrNets ware equal 10 !, SIS. - bushels.
compared with t.950o bushels the week
before and 2.+ol. 90 bushsls the CORE
spending week OF the previous year. Ar
genfins shipments were only s1e 10 bush
els this week compared with 10SS. 90
bushels the corresponding week OF the
year before Chicago receipts were ID
arolis and Duluth receipts were only lu9
cars. compared with "A last year.
New York reported four boatloads OF
wheat sold early In the session for ex-
port and atterwsrd increased the number
10 seven loads. Chicago cold 500 bushels
for shipment 20 domestic r1lI!ers. The
market closed strong ~ 7shY9sasc.
Corn was strong all day In sympathy
with wheat and small receipts.
Oats were firm. fairly active and ruled
shade higher al day. There was a
good demand from shorts. Trading IN
provisions was almost & repetition OF yes
fsrdsys market. Another small run OF
hogs started prices on the upturn and
with slight exception the market ruled
Arm all day.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-March. 72.sc; May. T5.97sho.
Corn-Msrch. 19sc; May. 2Fsc.
Oats-March, Islsc: May. 7isJiTAe-
Pork-March. $50: May. sssa.
Lard-Mareh, Ssi5: May. s425.
Ribs-March. $40. Max. s4s044s2ia
Rye-S2%.c.
Pariey-@3- &C.
Flax-S0c
T1mothy-se ~
Live stock
The week closed strong for fat cattle.
Teday's market as is usual on Saturday.
was largely nominal. The few receipts
sold readily at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Ssies were at q range Of S2b5zss5.
chiefly at s. sTsaG395. with both light and
butchers weights st 81
Shasp-Colorado lambs sold up 10 s.. 20.
A few thin lambs sold for S3-6Qs4. but
very little was done below 81 3. chiefly at
50 5oGs 30.
Rsceipis-Caetle. $50: hogs 500. sheep.
20Va.
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pertur@ bay. - hs3f-barrets Of salt sal
mon. and Eeae-al naerch2nl.ss 70 the Vss-
sags capacity
Steamer Utopia Sockea yesterday ~
Gssler wharf ard discharged A&gg@
amount % fFeig1k from Sancosysf.
The Progress. whica arrived 80 The
Cregpu Improvement DankarE Saturday,
IS taxing on cargo % Back lizrxlo1d
coal Tor San FRANCISCO. Her N.En& tor
sailing - tGHorroE noon.
Steamship city 81 Topeka eats ~ .
o'Esscx iris morning for Alaskan El0fts.
Sire IS faA1rx a fxa4 cargo o. EllscssAAEs-
so2A gresAhI for tne &oEIh. and Il s. s1-
pscg 81 tEAG her fal passsEsgsr SPACES VII
20 taken Both the Gp-toNa and ~farr
s11cas RECESSED Ea&SfnseEs SATURDAY ard
yeEfs-4Ag. ths @zsAsSs@ Aasot Fne0ts EzyALs
teen m@ss3 -. A. tire wharf yesterday -
M&s SAD tina. a fem more bookings might
- nz21e kAls Eassrab- as sSso1 az axtof-
Frs<nss from cows Ssgsaf11 ports had S3s2
Esare fraza- Tas rush for Alaska h&s
eaEsereA>@3 ard al Ines running Sorla
&rs exess8ag every ssx2r- 10 2>ocSz4<21r-4l -
Ia &@4-S%-->@s
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prrss.,un. and Grains.

SAN FRANCISCO. March is-F7our-
Family extras. ss45i5: bakers extras.
81 Ts@54 IS. superfine. xAl94s =.
so y No No. i and SIS. Cor choice; milling
" nsr i. 7oG7asc; brewing. So
- 6ssf~-Faney white feed. sis7'46t- ~;
good % choice do. s. ISai.sa. poor 10 fatr
81 asggf 10. surprise. 81 .s.sfi -. gray. S1-lss
~. black for feed. siWl@; 10. Tor sol,
81 .ie9i.sS. red. s-lssl-s'' mining sA-s
Produce Receipts.
Fiour quarter sacks. Stso. 40 Washing
ton, ass; harley, centsis 81, oa.s' cent
sis- : a.: oats. ceutais, -: % Wssatng-
ton. -: potatoes, sacks. az; 90 WASH
InTten- 81. onions. sacks. fs9, bran. sacks.
1 err rnFfdifngs. sacks. 1aS. hay. tors So
straw tons. 10. wool bales. =: 90 wash
ingten -. do Australia 20 Rides. nuH,-
iser. isa. quicksilver. TASKS. "a wine. gal
Ions. Il 80.
produce. Fruits. Etc.
y-.ss ana NFlstu-s- Mdaiings, 81 20
q "a rsr ton. bran California. &c = So
ogfsise brands bran. slLsa
Hay-W Wheat. tsGl1s wheat and oa :. y ,
"a 81 ssssg. river barley. S@26 -; hest
- lev srsf> s.. alfalfa. Ssfs, Clever. ss4ss
s:,sk xssFS 81. c0upresse~t whest s9zss.So.
d. ost. sssY1; straw, per sale. = - 80,
~. salinas Buro2n&S, @ac1S 10, garnet
.vt{t~ yk3f -. river AnFnsnSs. g. - I;
river rs.3s. 900 sc: oregon h.ir.saaSs. sscss
<t.-,,s sweets. 81 2@ll. : per csnial: ore
-, ,-IsnS 81 7sfe. onsaos. 81 sss.1l -, dried
s-sr,r.srs 1s9Sc per pound; dFied ekra les
go garfte. 1t.&facs asparagus. ifszs Tho
= -, - - AmSeses tcnaAtoes. per nox
Eaki. green peas. SfSc; string beans.
1890 green pvpQers. Per box. ~ 3
Ns.xt~as tomatoes. SOL per BOY Fhm-
hsTb. s.. 7s52~' egg pant Ss+0' PsF
i-,ea.1i, raaey apples. 81 go ceuHsan
a. ssrsssi 3; navel oEAakss. - -, see5-
.s-s...11ts,vr,ts lemons. ssc@Si. Do See3 10
- 81 asg9 10. fancy. - eansnas,
xlfsi rrr hHmch. plnsApp.ss, 49, PEI sea
81. Smyrna asa. isol.es FsFsaAa oAses'
g. peF sssrev creamery. i-1iS,; sec-
Us 3sl3lsc. fancy dairy. laa4%c. sec
ends. -, - Fsrev znEa. new &. fair %
..,ss sl-sTTasc. California eTesln go =
sSsiie' veanE American, sssSc, Eastern.
~ ,Etse western. 20 's..,...,.
go stowe ard ranch. M&s@c
s.s,sf-v ans 80 ase--l4vs TURKEY Kesa-
49,. 1878. % nsns slAc. ros<tefz,
"a g. d. vans 49,.
=. sssss u. nsas ss92se. aucks. olt. S
80 - s-affr.g 8 &ssIs %, geese. - 1sf-
rsrsarf ella. So %. Fcang 49,
ssrr. 1tc8S1 per eosen raseits sas
So. s. 1sfisa. Engils1 sutTe. g
as-Inx Quotations
x-naat-ousst; pecemoer. MS. Nay.
s. 50.
.Ssrr--l.srxe ysIlew Ss'ssSS
s-atrsoralA Hr4u. xl-e t-5&
eel
x,.u g.hstre tnenEtata sse- rcor -
60 Ssn 5azaala plans. Tass,: do foot
- assN..- Nart hera faAA SssAse.
,S0~frr~ Northern isgftse AAstFFn krs~
/ - .-,arsss. Nsfs.,. - Eaeasau4. - -
/ <sy.4s. gzSe - extra. ~
MsPs.
| rs.,r~- s1vsosanss ~ s@tte sog far G
sSelss sza - - :a< s&2eS
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western account ciaset hS.sc nst a.
vz~r4 Nc. res. Nsrch. eloset 8..cs
NJ. ~ g@z.c. cA5ss1 va
Hops
r.~w. rss rrcr. sTsc: -sS. s3zic: coast
rssS croo. s9E~c. ISIS crop. S3Sc-
Petroleum.
Dali Cnise6- 10 na-kst.
ps~ .-,,-ouses: Soahs-n, s-e-Ec-.:
<o-TAerr. Sc So u -
fsr.r~--sresey: brokers' s1-H-
T@xa-Scroug. brokers. S1-
T2-P.ases quiet
CoHee-
f1ussorz oo.nes steady; December Is
-sslnfs ioxer. other months. 20 points
fnxe-- closed stes5y, 1essf5 points NET de-
cline. sales. Ises3 bags. including. March,
a. Ma rzNs- Ca Dctonsr. saec. No
,s-rssa- -gss7 y. December. 30. Janu-
arx Ak Sosst co1es-Rso quiet: No. z.
g.. sroat offered a. Sac. Mid. quiet
C,srsovs- isg1Ss.c. sales. 80 bags Central
American P. T.: 90 bags Aaracaioo p. L.
Sugar.
Paw ~rrn. fair refining, 3.s-isTgTsc.
esrrri.urai ss-test sIisGSc: reined.
mid. mould A. 4&sc. standard A. &c.
confeessoners' A. a. cut loaf. SC. crushed.
SC. powdered, enc: graduated. 4sS.
cubes. fA.c-
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

~.~oosFs March ~. ~. rn---sa'eel a Al. = /.
=. L.'sI as ~ la. part cloudy. sec
baF - sear miles IuwaTe-f.e-
49, - "a tow * Eolyokss a. 80 a a.
= p.sssss saie IN tow q flonset o.. =,
= - - ~nvw ~ Twee. A. i4-s9 = u
20 - Lon. 81 f3.lS n n AA''AA-'
rser-as-war. a. 3sls p IA e....,s1
NgAH BAY. March - ? rs
T,sesssss %SsF.F. -. March = :. 2.
-s~taf,-FsaroneGeF. SAl@. eso~Asf ~'A--
- x@ser miles.
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7n. North y estsTs Lire comprises over
20 miles % pertectly equipped railway
sfienxxo.a. North Dakota. SoutA pakpta
Nss~aska an4 wyoming Il operates TIE
NEST trains IN the woslE- TIE service "a
lstfezxo MlwaUkee aa4 al xae principal
estss@ o. thA Fast ana Southeast cannot
s,ss wssrpasss3. INSIST Oh having yoszr tleKet
va ss--lse Norga- vrsEfsrn.T = y. Parker.
CON zeFci4l Agsst. - Fl-st avszss. SEA :
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GO on THE GREYHOUND.

rx,r,tf. Edmonds. snohomlsh Route.
fvs roaad trips daily. except Sunday.
"a sfset Nov %, 1885. Leaves Seattle les
aG ,. m. leaves Everett 10 a m.
"A. Seattle landing. Colman dock
rss,stt landing. Nerchants' dock Con-
s,e., With Str. Flyer for Tacoma; with
~ Nkado for Snohomish: with train
f,s HaEts Cristo and way stations- Tele-
skets Red 81.
FRANK W. GooDHUE. ManarSr.
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WATER FRONT NOTES

steawsAfp TmAt1Ga ia Cue tnlAy fFoA
Saa Eran@sscoe
sseausslp waTz wsns. q - AAsslss
s-oxss Sssazs ss4s7 Gc-n sf&Az sAA.s - -.
50 .aess tEss morning.. saeE s&4sS
"a a rntSra eyzss ersas tsfs@f@ssfa& -wssS
sS<us o. Ga. - So xssss~~sSS s1s-2 ~
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS

FTEANEK d DIN TffUMPSON.
Carrying United States mall, leaves City
toet foot % Main street. Monday. We'd
ssstay and Friday at ] a. m. for Port
townsend. San Juan Islands and New
xhsaam. Returning. leaves New What
cen Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at
tan J. r. Thompson. mana xer~own er
LILY Rekardus a Co. agents. City dock
fsspAons Main e..
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Ws are roS prepared 30 % en-s posa -toa
scr 80 trz9s tzzy Ezezx1rs1 = SoEpAre3l.
&Eazan. Brewer Ard I>aag Primer salts
- le-.-s @-Ser sexSs-s-
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.oer ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
w. TSGToS ROUTE.
sTyAMFR A r. ROBINSON.

Carrying U. s. MaiI.
a. p--. Orchard and Port Washington
80 leaves City dock. foot OF Main
49, so a. n. calling AT South Beach
sras,rssn. Brick Yard. Bremerton. II. a
xxssv Yard. sidney. Charleston. Tracyton.
Cseo. sslyerdais Leaves Port Orchard
80 r. p " Robinson. master. Lily
rssardss 4 Co.. agents. Telephone. Main
-
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Imports D~rfn9 Fchruary. eSAH.oexs
Expere~. aSS6.y5o.
PORT TOWNSEND. March i<-sreessi.
Following - tAs official statement %
the customs business Cor February, txss.
for the district Of Puget sounds
XAlnea nv Rorfa
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROsArIr.

EIEAMFN FktFrNIsIf,
Af1rgion dock. leaves for Victoria and
PcTt Townsend daily. except Sunday, at
~ = N returning. leaves Victoria nj
tNp N. Steamer George Z. Starr leaves
fer Port Townsend and way ports daily.
except Saturday. at 800 p. m: Sunday
direct; al a. m returning, direct. leaves
fnrt TnwnsenA AZ 2 d m 'Rhona Pike 70
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STEAMER DELTA
ieaves Gaibraith dock. foot Of Washing
srn street Tuesdays. Thursdays and SAT-
rsasys a. O'Clock a. m. for Kingston.
Pert Gamble seabeck. Brtnnon, Holly.
psuxste. Lilliwsup Falls. Hsodsport and
rsisn City. Returns alternate days.
u, TROUTMAN. Master.
Telephone. Red ISL
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET

No. clab export, soc; milling. SIC. blue
stem, export. SliSc. milling. sc, firm
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SAY FRANCISCO MARKETS,

PORTLAND, March a-wheatwalia
Walla. 7ssIsoc. valley. soc per bashel.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE DIrI.ER
George r. wisweil. Port Gamble
Adam Clarke. Richmond.
James Allen. Port Orchard
Peter Harvey, Stanwood.
W. A. Arey. Port Hlskeley.
Ed Jarvis. Port BIakeley.
Arthur TAYLOR, Port Blakelsy.
J. u. Hayes. New Whatcom.
Or. Gregory DE kannet. Moscow. Rus
s. w. Wilson. Olympia.
Mrs. Wilson, Olympia
Miss Cole. Olympia
Thomas Watson. Breldablik.
]. L. Calmin. Auburn.
George Howard, Port Gamble
a. b. Palmer, Monroe, Wash.
capt sam Wiley. Olympia
r.. G.. English, Mount Vernon.
Il. X. Gray, Tacoma
THE OCCIDENTAL.
Toronto Imperial opr. Comedy C.
Resale Southern
Hortsnse Nelson
Gertrude Hunt
n. X Hepburn.
Richard Maynard.
a Nj. Asdns.
T. ]. Nelson.
Aubrey De Wolf.
Arthur Reynard.
Iinere Koynard.
Miss A. Atherton.
3 Y. Carton.
Ernest saftig. san Francisco.
II Il. Durie. New Westminster.
Thomas Jones, Everett
Charles Hughes, Everett.
A. o. Parsons. city.
Mr.. T. Lesser. City.
Miss Lesser. city.
THE NORTHERN.
George y. Wiley, Olympia
Carl Bach. Tacoma.
A T. ward. Tacoma
Miss r. Buxarth, Mount vernon.
A A. Robinson. spokane.
William j Jones, Port TOWNSEND
Leonard w. Parish. SPOKANE.
J. ". Harris. Tulaiip. Wash.
r O. Virtue. Vancouver. u. q.
T. Iiamhrsdxe. snohomish.
r. A. Theurer. Snohomish-
Pred rarnlchei. Chicago.
George ii. Wilson, sumas.
" = r. Baker, New Westminster. BIC.
T. j. Moran, Olympia
c. Eiford Victoria ID. e,
Frank 9chnUreck. New fofk-
:. u. kennedy. San Francisco
II A. Robertson. San Francisco.
Miss Cora r. wentworth. 81 Johns nH N-b.
Mira George w. Wentworth. TACOMA
Frank g. Cole. Tacoma
q s Craig. r. G. =.
w. T.. Neiich. Portland, or.
q. =. wiliama Everett
A w. Alvey, Tacoma
W NJ TlfehsN Tacoma
BUTLER HOTEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. George u. Martin. Gen.
4. y. Tusu-. Everett.
Al Miller. Spokane.
J. II Rogers, Victoria ,.,
Arthur r. wadhams I5iefne
Charles wenshenk. San Francisco.
George &. sawyer. 1hicaEo.
walter Bowen. Port TOWNSHIP
J. w. CTahea. Inlcaso.
Lou Olson. Niles city.
r. e. Fab. Portland -
Prof, 6; ! ,i,,s1 e. .r. Isso'1 II
3. ~ Dogghtsn. SPOKANE.
J. 6. Waugh, Aoupt Feruoa-
PsrclFal Nash. portland
a J. Burrows. Portland
II EsFMwneER. 4DffkaEle
fshestsr peering. San Francisco
] r. Taylor. oE2a "a
Norman Tucker. ssnAtcoHas
sew TNGT.AND HOTEL
ysrr r. Alexander. CnicaSo.
@ r. Lawrence. LoweA. Mass.
James Gibson. Les AngtIsA-
James Stevenson. Kent. Mash
Ja!igs f.lndberg. Port Blaksiey.
a. a. Tucker, Argyle
&, a LANE. Por, BIakelsy.
Saith, juneau. Alaska
aisney swAnson. Juneau, Aiaska
Arthur OIinker. Junsaas SaA@kA
=. a Hsnkei. cassviiIs. VIA
Joe Henrzsn. Cassvfiis. We.
e l. Carson, LeAssnworfh.
= g. Hoey. Charter. Manttoos
r vs.. Meis1n. brandon. Mir
Gas Barker. Brandon. Ainn.
THE RAfSIER-GRASD.
william 8 Pond. Portland
~. A. Ro6s. Portland.
j. r.. Eaay, 81 Paul
u 81 Eto444rd san Francisco.
Il j. Prince ara wife. Bcstoas
= r Frfnce, Bosfsa-
Miss Cook. Chicago.
John CfCurn0T. Portland
Mr. ard AxA Allan Cameron. yAncoa-
4. 4. Broasriek. EzaFstt
z A Esn<. Boston.
y T. Uansen. s&b Erarcisca
w J. lockwood. New YORK
AK. LA.ez, CE4@ass.
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..rTs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

mrs. GARLAND AND EvASGEL
ess~ Garland leaves Yesier dock sun
s.s -. tuesdays and Thursdays az II 80
: for Pert To srs.ls P Por, william:
pssssss.,x Pysht cialiam Bay and Ssah
a. rssurnins. arrives At Seattle . ?. N.
e ~ AN for Port Townsend, Port An
80 Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
- rrsaays az SO 2. m arrives Seattle
ss,s~nats days ~ ED .. m
"a TRANSPORTATION Co.-week-
N Tine Card
$50 SEATTLE March Is. at Z a. m !.
wsreh IS AZ e. IA. March d. at 3 a. m.
isarse Noun; Vernon March IL. at 10 O.
= Mareh r. a. u M; March u. at 2
e. fTulallp. going north Tuesday and
ssssft Sunday calling AZ stanwoo6, FIR.
skaxsf CITY. Mount Vernon and Avon.
f-JTY DOCK-Stea1 eYs for all points on
- acuaa. Open All night. s. g. Yerkex.
parager. Telephone. Main 81.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-13
MARCH. APRIL. MAY

Are the months in which to give espe-
cial attention to the condition of your
physical health. If you pass safely
through these months and find your
self strong and vigoruOs, on the arriv-
al of warmer weather, you may rea-
sonably expect that you will be we'll
in summer. Now is the time to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla, because now is
the time when the blood must be pu-
rified, enriched and vitalized, and be-
cause Hoods Sarsaparilla is the only
true blood purifier prominently in the
public eye today. Hoods Sarsaparilla
has power to make you healthy and
guard your system against disease.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-13
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATE DISPATCHES BRIBFED AND
BOILED DOWN.
General Summary of the Happenings Of
The Day, in Both Foreign and
Domestic Circles.

New Jersey court holds that 4 cor
poration has all the rights of individ-
uals to buy and sell. This i'll the case
of the suit against the tobacco trust
Attempt to organize an American
party OF all factions that support
Bryan.
Special session of Kentucky LegiS-
lature cOnvenes to elect United States
senator.
Insurance companies adjust losses
for the Temple fire.
Brazil sends 10000 troops to quell
the instruction fOmented by the Mon
archists.
Verdict of $1,000 libel against the
United Press of New York by Louis
Munquinges, for false report as to his
taking money.
The Powers agree as to the princi-
pie on which Cretan affairs shall be
settled, but not on proceedings.
Greek cruisers remain in Cretan wa
tiers and will not withdraw.
Both Turkey and Greece have large
forces on the borders, waiting the
word to engage.
A general massacre of the Chris
tians in AnatOlia is treatened by the
Turks.
Turkey is buying iron clads in the
United States.
Greece is smuggling large quaint
ties of rifles into Crete.
Col VasSOs proclaims Grecian SOW
ereignty over Crete.
All kinds of stock are reported fat
on the western ranges and grass fine.
Fred Petmecky, Austin, fails, hard
ware and bikes. Debts $4,000.
Dallas Street Railway company can
not pay it's bonded interest and is in
hands of receiver.
Immigrants arrived for the last six
months were $4,000.
4 pacific blockade of Crete seems
on by the Powers.
Suit is filed by the state against eY-
cry fire insurance company doing bus
mess in Texas.
Walling is respited, but Jackson
hangs on the date fixed, for the MUIR
der of Pearl Bryan.
Arthur Mayhem electrOcuted at
Sing Sing, declared his innocence. He
was dead in 1 minute and 10 seconds.
Two Waco business men give bond
to answer the charge of arson.
Increased demand has quickened
activities in the manufacturing world
this week.
Yale freshmen apologize for their
prize fight letter and publish same in
college paper.
Widow of DR.. Ruiz sees Sherman
and will claim indemnity from Spain.
Cubans raid a suburb of Havana
and capture several prisoners.
Russians and Turks have riot at
Yalta in the Crimea.
Three Friends sails with another
for Cuba, with United
States officer on board.
Kruger is arranging close union
between TranSvaal and Orange Free
state.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-13
DANGERS OF THE GRIP.

The greatest danger of la grippe is
of it's resulting in pneumonia. If rea-
sonable care is used, however, and
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is ia
ken, all danger is avoided. Among
the tens of thousands who have used
this remedy for la grippe, we have yet
to learn of a single case having result
ted in pneumonia, which shows con-
clusively that this remedy is a certain
preventative Of that dread disease. 1t
will effect a permanent cure in less
time than any other treatment. The
% and so cent sizes for sale by all
druggists.