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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-30
Publicly Hanged Five.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 3o.-Chief Mo-
hammed Ali Khalif and five other ring.
leaders of the attack recently made by
natives on russian post garrisoned BY
500 infantry ut the town OF AddiJan'
nroyiuce of Forghana, Turkestan.
when 20 of the soldiers were killed and
ls others were wounded, have been
publicly hanged.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-30
MANILA ISOLATED.

Iptaiu General August Tells Madrid
That the Situation 10 Moot
SOriOuS.
Al ADRID, June YO.-The government
es received the following dispatch
(om Captain General August, dated
(anila, June 81:
|"The situation is still grave. ] con.
|nue to maintain my position inside OF
% line Of blockhouses, but the enemy
increasing in numbers, % the rebels
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O'Hieeins Not Sold to Spain.

New YORK, June 80. Flint & Co.
of this city have received dispatch
from Berch s. Co., their agents at Val.
paraiso, Chile, saying there is no truth
in the report that the Chilean armored
cruiser Almirante O Higgins has been
sold to Spain.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-30
Kidney or, BLADDER Troubles.

Any OF the above complaints or too
scanty urine are surely and speedily
cured by "Dr. Fenner's Kidney and
Backache Cure" Bed wetting by chill
dren is generally cured by one bottle Of
this powerful remedy. Testimonials
will be furnished on application to the
dealer whose name is gwen below. II
not satisfied after using one bottle. your
money will be refunded by Frank Smith
Of Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-30

The rebels who are besieging Manila
exceed $4,000 men. The city is com.
pletely isolated and the arrival of the
Spanish squadron is anxiously awaited,
for the position Of Manila is untenable.
Small rebel craft navigate the bay
conveying prisoners to Cavite.
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Pouc Greatly Affected.

ROME, June 3O.-The pope is said TO
be greatly affected by the course OF the
Spanish. American war, and in view OF
his age and nervous prostratlon Tor
some time past, his encourage Is anx'
ious, although his physicians declare
there is no cause for alarm.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-30

Pleased with BrOoke's Appointment.
ST. LOUIS, June 30.-A special to
The Post Dispatch from Chickamauga
Park. Ca, says that there ia great sat.
isfaction felt among the troops there
over the report from Washington. D..
c.. that Major General Brooke will be
appointed military governor OF Porto
Rico
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For Improving Pearl HarOor.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The senate
adopted an amendment to the deficiency
appropriate bill, appropriating Sl45,.
900 for the purchase OF land i'll Pearl
Harbor, Hawaiian islands, and the
dredging Of channel
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General Skaters dispatch was sent
last night, and in the meantime the
Spaniards undoubtedly have advanced
considerably further. The droves Of
cattle and the pack trains hamper q
rapid advance, but even with bad
road. the Spaniards probably will make
from 10 to 20 miles day.
Garoia's Troops Were Transferred.
Much reliance had been placed on
General Garcia's Cubans, to prevent
this advance of reiuforcements from
the left. But it appears that Garcia S
entire force has been withdrawn from
the left and has now been landed with
General Skaters force on the right.
General Shafter also reports the de-
tails of this transfer Of Garcia's force.
He says the transfer from Acerrederos
covered 80 miles, and that 5000 of Gar
cia's troops were landed on the right OF
the harbor, making in all over 4,O0U
Cubans concentrated with the Amer.
ican troops on the right Of the city.
This movement was doubtless made
before word reached General Shafter
that the Spanish reinforcements
were 81 miles to the west Of Santiago,
else it is felt that Garcia forces would
have been kept on the left to hamper
the advance Of the Sprniards and hold
them back if possible. Whether this
can be done now is problematic. From
the fact that General Shafter reports
that he will take the city as soon as he
can get ready to move before reinforce-
ments reach him. it is evident that he
wishes to strike the blow before there
is time for the Spanish troops from
Nanzanillo to reach the city.
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we.toru Association Disbands.

Sr Joseph. Mo-, June 80. President
Hickey has formally announced the
d;shondment of the Western Base Bal
association. The withdrawal OF KocA
Island precipitated the crisis Every
clnb lost money from the start.
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F. G. Blanks. of Lewisville, Texas,
writes that one box Of DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve was worth 5000 to him.
1t cured his piles OF ten years standing
He advises others to try it 1t also cures
eczema, skin diseases and obstinate
sores.
Cook 4 ODEE.
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Arrested ~ q Spanish Spy.

NEW YORK, June S0.-Jesus Asce.
yedo, a Porto Rlcan who arrived here
Monday on the steamer Pretoria from
St. Thomas, has been arrested on sus.
picion of being Spanish spy. The in.
formation leading to his arrest was
furnished by Consul Van Horne at St.
Thomas.
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Buy your groceries of Rozinsky and
Lee, New stock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-04

Meteor, vonr, Am sE
Nary Dodge Hansen GO
irn An SIR ae
fora
Nellie
yrsrnd Eu1 Ger al La sound
IL
OLYMPIA Donson
M saiavary January
h
Foiars Mccarthy. Alaska
"a S
m o Ia Pugeto
sk@g Robertson Am ekn t tons San Pedro Gamble March a.
Am sh, 2 3ionsS Francs
a sh.2 tons 81
ls6 Yokohama Seattle
rheotald Cameron Am
Hanson N
william Am sh March,
WlTsro Br 4
yussua Hansen Am
is tons San Eransisa Nnamo April
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.


@ r. Tenss sp
Mo.r Geie H. Davis vice l. Loss
msT Ira msers s ry aiy
r. H. n bosoe schooner
custom house
W
Johnson and Louis Ham, nneen
w GHke
Puget sound
for Cape Town.
Valparaiso 7zss
orders
fs
lumber Harbo
Dnond
wsehuseit 80 frcm
tons nmher Tosnr
@ Wheat rom
arrival: Falkk 1s2 to
~ no. @ "a
Franco
alampu
Francisco chartered bs F.
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VESSELS bound IN.

as, n @ r s sq4s ,9S ns G" ass |
Ks s an s ns s a: sss ssTss sound March
z.ss ss ss ss II I. s ss I S a
Z s s y s.: $ s A. nn. =
s;s Ss, , x .s4 i IL. sa o
s ss e Fl I: '' #ss' Ma, n,s's Is
S. S + : - toms ss: Ss ' 4s; $s"'
::.s S 4 '': IS: s:':: S::' a;s
IS: s$ * H.
% Iss AM IN 's 'ss. e s xs' x.pano March
.;ssss ' = " as ss s ss s :sss s n,.,
s.: Il s %E. s$; 4se
+ q: sss s.
SIS $s:: , {. M = 81 q S ,E'sS5:
ss e jones II g. S - toms s ss rs 5iS columbia
ss ss = d Is. ~: s Fl E 5sss' a i,
B .:sSss \: -. i2 81 ss r., rGssssas February
$
@ us 81 r 5 So. pmsys s %:.,
KesI ssr s@sr . san rs9To res SOUND Msh a
E s'' y r, y ems F.. 'ss' "'' '
}' s a DIT p -. + @ 50 F .a 5q fs ss's n. e
S ss;., NJ II ~ S. & IS ne Ss. August
:.s. s;3 y: g. s s.: 3 as:.ir
;.s,s. 's, '.,Ss. 4. r.s,a.ry l.
' .: IT.. :s !. n s , . Il III.
'2s s.s :: : !: - 5. i. . ;ss si-; ;s
iissssi ss Vs,.s ,,s. i sa - Z
~ nssr s = s rsss' qa ass
KEss.ss ss@S u s , Ind
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"a u
SslCAGe. April 2-Caftle-Tha ~r~.r
tcitas were composed mostly az 49,
srsae cattle. which were disnossss 80 81
praess unchanged from Yesterday r -
HoSs sold az an extreme rsuve ~ Z, -
:; csosce chiefly at A-NqSa, Mass - ~
PIGS sod al S..-af3S VI
Sheea were saleahle at 2-SFlx. d e.. A.
20 caoice ewes and feeders. and "a 49, 8
Tor lalr 10 choice western muttoas
teafllngS were Saleahle AT ca -&s
iafnesfwere Guoiahle at Sx.s Ear ,ssss
and 81 sHg5 for shorn. "seseo
"a ceip's-cas'le, ~: hogs, l.ss: sheer
Omaha.
OMAHA. April s--Castie-Reeesn,x -
mead. Market strong and Ia, htrheT ~
tive beef steers. sssaela 10; western s.esss
-. sussi. ~: Texas steers. IS ssss4 Is COWS ~
neiiefs. S.ela25: Gamers sssss. stoxkesx 80 80
Ieeders So. calves. sA50eis. Is: bulls ara
hoys-Recsia;s, s.en Marke, s.rnnx !.
sc higher: Heavy. s. sssfs So: n,sxsd ss-S
40. '"'A Oh Na'eS Asse
sneer--Receipts aaa. Market s,..a~
Fair to choice natives. s.. ..s6ss u. fslr !.
choice westerns. &shgfse; common s.ocs
sheep. HI4. lambs. 81 5Neaa 3. Sss
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NEW NoRk MARKETS.


NEW YORK sp-il News having an
important bearing or the ALA bsorh3ng
question of this countrys relations with
SPAN WAS exceedingly scarce today az
eegsfesaS uas not IN session. Tire absence
Or developments left the situation much
A. X Was .hen trading ceased yesterday
AFTERNOON. and when al classes OF oyvn-
eSS were offering stocks for sale on the
presumption thar war with Spair, was in
s*iRAe5e. Yes prices show ues gains today
extending 70 over point in many cassaz
ard Inc extreme recovsrses from TIRE low
60 Snow variations which compare fayora-
.3S wfS ire violent oranges Of last Nor
osy and Wednesday The snarkes was ex-
eaa-H geN&F,Sa ard eFratie during all
me TAO 5o8FS' sssssoE, IN spite Of the
sc&Fclt$ - news. varying sentiments being
Ted ny F0fantses rather than news Most
Il the activity was based or The supYo-
oeon that The absence OF al symptoms
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FOREIGN MARKETS..
Financial.

NEW YORK. April e.--The evening
fosts London financial cahlegram saws. :
me stock market here opened fat today
put mere was no panic. The conditirn wss
apathe,ic. with certain amour, Of hes.
soasness IN places. The account is gsney-
a!sN really too small 10 warrant anythinr
IKE a panic. The chief apprehension Is ID
gold drain TO New York in the event ,'s -
war: The Bank of England reserve last
week was the lowest since 1873.
War risks at I-loyd's are nominaliy quot.
merely Of betting nature. no, genu!ne
business. Americans were fat. bur above
the New York parity all day.
cape gold and Japanese ven TO arrive
next week have been practically ali On.
gagged for New York.
LONDON. April s.-Money was wanted
on all sides during the past week ana the
About fs.soo.eo was borrowed from me
Rank of England The prospects now m
cline TO easier conditions Prices on tina
sleek exchange fiuctuated widely accord
news. The settlement was tided over
more easily than was expected There
We're no defalcatIons. Consols and colo
ma. securities dropped and English rail-
roads rose in price. The chief feature
however, was the speculative activity n
the. American market. The boom OF the
early part OF the week reached high wa
ter mark on "Wednesday. since when the
quotations nave receded, though they still
stand considerably above those OF the pre-
rious week. The chief Increases were,
New York Contra. IA, Union Pacific pre.
ferred. 4: Chicago. Milwaukee q 81.
Paul ia, Louisville & Nashville sh Union
Pacific 3A. Northern Pacific preferred &
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe adjustment
J. Norfolk q Western 81. Northern Pa
cific pa. Atch.son. Topeka & Santa FL ~.
ll,ircis Central ~, Missouri Kansas =
Texas seconds ~, Reading frsts n.
Southern Railway preferred IL, Wabash
incomes Ia. Grand Trunk and Canadian
Pacific also improved. Among the for
eigu securities the chief interest was IN
the up and dcwn movements IN the Span.
ish fcurs which closed Ia tower Arren.
tine and Chilean securities were higher on
she improved frontier outlook, Brasiilan
securities continue 10 decline owing to
the fall In the rate OF exchange
Closing Quotations.
LONDON April 2-rioee: Canadian pa.
cifc. ST.: Grand Trunk *
Bar silvers-luiet: q il-l6d per ounce
Money-3kAsM per cent.
Rreadstuns.
LIVERPOOL April -wheat-spct.
hrm: No red Western winter Ia SD;
No. l Northern spring. red. IL Id
Corn--Srot. firm: American mixed new,
g 3d.. Futures. steady: April. s. I'D:
Nav r. 3D.: July - g&d.
Flour-St. Louis fancy winter, dull: - I'd.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. dull; 81
as.
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black walnuts sc: pecans. l0Il2c. fiiber;s.
lie: almonds. fancy soff shell Haze: al
moncs. ehsacer grade. SIlec; peanuts. sI,6
b11c: pine. 15e: hickory &c: Italian chest
nuts. i2iec: Brazil. lie: hazel. &c; cocoa
nuts. sos4 nc per dozen: popcorn. &c per In.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay fjohhinGi-Pnget sound. per ton. SIC
MI: Eastern Washington timothy, si74iS;
alfalfa Sc.
Oats Gohhing)-- $2cIa4
Wheat-Se3
Barley Oobbing)-Roled Or ground. per
ton SD
Corn-whoie. s2i.5o: cracked. So; feed
meal per ton SOD
Rye--Whole So
Feed Jobbingi-Chopped feed $500 per
ton; dairy chou. SIS: oil cake meal, $34 per
ton: shorts. ST.: bran. sle
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F.. p. Stewart 10 Camilla Stewart undi~
yided 20 OF the estate Of NJ. Y. Stewart.
Jan. g. 5000
l.. ID. Tibbetts to Henrietta T1bsetts. lots
and TO- block 81 State Park add. March
g. 81.
john Blake TO O. r. Noble. lots !. Z
Is and Is In block number ]. az Blakee
add 10 Efamclsw. Dec. T. $50. t5a.
q. E. Noble et ak. 10 Samuel Lafron1-
boise came property. March =, $40
Axei n. Soelberg and Olga soeibsrg 70
Anna N, ghiiherg. lots ! 2 and B. OF block
8. of Naples add. March !. 500
and .ss72 Of 10, Z. block "a and = Of lot
2 all Of lot 3. all OF lot T. and .7sli Of lot
). block Az Seattle tide lands. March :.
slss 20.
State 10 Dexter Horton a Co. bankers.
all of lot ( block ls7. Seattle tide lands,
March q 1914.
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THROUGH NINE STATES.

The North Western Line comprises oves
coo miles Of perfectly equipped railway
IN Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin. MlehsgaN,
Minnesota. North Dakota. South Dakots,
Nebraska ana Wyoming. IL operates liz
onex. frairs In the world. The service -
Chicago. Milwaukee and all the principal
ritIes OF the East and Southeast cannoR
b surpsssed Insist on having your tiekse
viz THE NORTHWESTERN" r. w. Psrkes.
Commercial Agent. sos Ftrs, avenue. Seat
Tia
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadstuMs.

is unchanged. Futures are higher Barley
is higher. both spots and options having
fa'r demand. Spct quotations were:
Fiour-Eet cash for family extras. $415gD
AZ: bakers extras. .s45oa4.eo.
Wheat-Shlpping sl4sA: No. l. $147ia;
choice milling. s150Gil 52ik.
Bariey-Feed. N.9al.22ls: brewing. NOM
inal.
cSoice sps ga q iaa az s faneS feed sp9a ss
1.s5: gray sl?171 e7is: milling. 81 25G1 80;
Surprise si.scd1371s.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks. SIS: wheat centais.
$50: do. Washington. 1,16o: barley. cenials.
go: do. Oregon. 1850: oats ceutals $50:
beans. centais. IS: corn. centals. 10, pota-
toes. sacks. ss5; onions. sacks, 10: bran.
sacks LES: iniddlings sacks. i3i; hay. tons.
800: wool bales. go; hides. N. O.. ls7: wine.
gallons. CO. 400.
Closing Quotations.
BarIey-steady: Dee 81 2ois May. N.n.
Corn-Larse yellow. SI.eSA41.10
Bran-sls. 50Gl9
Wool and Hops.
wool-Fall. Southern coast lambs. 7dsc:
San Joaquin lambs. .nsc; northern lambs.
lfni2c: mountain lambs 10Gfl2c; San Joa-
auin plains. 7aec; Humboldt, and Mendo-
elmo, 1inl5c
Hcps-od cron nominal; new. l2EGl,isc
per pound for California.
Producer. Er.it. Etc.
Miilstuns- Middlings s22da per tom
Hay-Wheat Si9Sfs3 10 per ton: wheat and
oat. $3.50 ~ 80: best barley. $l7G19: alfal-
IA. si2m13 clover. $i25oull; stock. s1anl3:
comrressed wheat. $l742a: straw. per bale.
37ikQt5c
Potaioes-Early Rose seas0c: river Rur-
banks. 56I61c: river reds 45GS5c: Oregon
Burbanks. 6ed9ec: Merced sweets. 15ces 81.
Eegetables-Silver skin onions. s.. 50sf2 80:
hothouse cucumbers 5ecGxl: garlic. f3sfac.
green peas. 1tsn2c; okra. dried lai~Eil5c:
asparagus iG5c per III; egg plant. lai4M1 5c;
chill green peppers, 2MS0c; rhuaarb. 5GcsI
app.es-Choice. sl.2sai.ss; common. 2s9
4ac,
Fruits-OrangeS navels. slai25: Mexi-
can lines. re-pack s.1s.5e common Cali
fornia lemons. jAcdsi: choice California
lemons $40: bananas $ln2.25 a bunch;
pineapples $aGts per doz
Butter-Fancy creamery. DC; do seconds.
fSdiSiac; fancy dairy lie; do. seconds, l51
Ice
tsheesc-New eisGiac: California cream
ehedder, lessalle; young American, iod1lc;
eastern raise.
E;grs-store. lslsaIic; fancy ranch. Iiff
fsc
Poultrv-Turkey gobblers Iefiisc per III:
turkey hens, l0Ti3c per III; old roosiers.
s. e5T2. - per dog; Young ROSTERS $..5eT
e IN. small hroiiers ssG4 20: large hrolers.
& EpSls -: frvers ss.ac6T7: hens s3N4: old
ducks s.d5.5a. geese sl-7Na3f.7a pair: old
pigeons, si.s5i %: young pigeons, s2a2. 20.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. 60 DAYS. Ssiis: ster-
ling on London sight. SASH.
Financial.
Silver bars -. 5s-s' Drafts-Sight -. Icis
Mex dolls s-issi tx Telegram Is
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, April 2-wheat opened at al
most call prices July starting at s3ss6fs37sc
SIC. and selling up IN shor. time 10 s4fsc.
The demand from both local and south
western shorts was the most active In
some time: and good deal of difficulty
was experienced In covering lines OF any
Importance. as offerings were scattered
and sharp competition resulted. The heavy
cash sales for exnort and domestic milling
purposes during the past week which was
the feature Of Yesterdays strength was
evidently still! In the minds of traders.
Another factor was the sharp advance nj
above Yesterdays This strength. and re-
ports OF further heavy sales at the board.
and a continued large demand from the
continent. lent strength 10 the theory
the actual outbreak OF hostilities would
mean an immediate advance In prices and
1t was generally believed that Liverpool
was acting on this theory The trade was
much influenced by the large business done
in low grade wheat Yesterday for expert.
one firm disclosing of about 20 roo bushels.
" heavy. slight decline followed the
advance - Ass. holders letting go little
more freely.
Bear offerings were snapned up 80
quickly that after sagging 10 assc. the
market began 70 climb again and did not
stop until Sc had been hid and accepted.
There the market held for some time and
a large business was done at that figure
Realizing resulted In gradual decline
In the price July getting down to Sic
where I. closed Before the crowd left the
pit however s4asc was bid
Corn was firm and good business done
Shorta were large huvers all the dav.
commission houses doing most OF the scil-
ing Nav closed Aniye higher.
Shorts were the best buyers. May closed
hMLr higher.
Early trading In provisions IVES married
by sharp advances. h,'t realizing caused n
general decline from tho top. Al the close
MAY pork WIS 12fEc higher Nav lard l2i+c
hiwher and Nav ribs Zoe higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
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COPPER RIVER AND COOK INLET.
Fast and popular steamer Noys sils
for COPPER river and Cook inlet via Dysa
and skggway April =. Apply 10 A. Chill.
berg gcandInay ian-smsri bank corner
yastar nav ard First avenue
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. April 2-wheat-waiia
Walla. TIA Sc: valley and bluestem, sec
Characterization ship Orontes for Queens
town. with 2,fSf barrels -four.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-No I club TIC: No. hluesteu,.
So: nillin~ wheat. No. ! club. TIC: No /
biucstcrn Soc
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THE COTTON MARKET.
New York.

New York.
NEW YORK April s.-Co,;on-S,easv.
miadlng. s-lsc
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. April s-ro,,nn-
Steady: mddisng s-lsc.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transactions since January I ana
for the Past Week.
Real estate transactions since January I.
l.. 1888 are ssS5 Is. There were flied for
record during the week ~ deeds the con.
siderations aggrcgating si.as..17 Follow
ing In the record for the week by days In.
Guiding Saturdays transfers..
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. April 2.-Wheat-Firm, and
&c higher No. club. 77GsSc; bIuestem,
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Condition at the Treasury.
Today's statement Of the condition Of shs
treasury shows:
Available cash balance ,.......... ts26 asss ~
Gold reserve -..,..-.. .............. IA. 70i,1G
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VESSELS ON PUGET SOUND

rags ssa and British Columbia
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, April 2, 1888.
Exchanges at the Seattle Tacoma, Spo-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
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Receipts ana Shipments.

Dairy Products.
On the produce exchange today tha but
ter rnartef was nrm- Creamerses, iSn lc.
dairies 1ifsf5c.
cheese--f{uset SIC.
EggE-Weak. fresh sssc.
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Fours, coup lilo
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Elves. coup III
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.Atchison Is ..... S6ia
Adj. Is :. -. 5sss
Can. So. Ids -. .l0@
Can. Pac. lists :.
Chi. Terminal :. 50
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Con. 6s .1oo
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Nor. Pac. lists lib !
ThreeS -. 80. %
FourS 49,. 49,. SO
NY.C. & ST. As. l0IAli
Nor. & West. IS. fM
N. w. Consols ..iilis
Deb. IS .1l6
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Stand. r. & T'.6s IS
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Union Pac. lists. :.
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Fours -. $50. 80
C.P..D. & G.lsts :.
Wabash LIST is ..106is
Seconds -. -. Il
Vest Shore Is ..l07
Va. Centuries :. 81
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