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MARINE NEWS.

NEAH BAY-Passsd out April Is-str
Mackinaw. for San Erancisco-nct Wash
teaaw, as previously reported,
.TACoMA-Arrived. April i5-.str Walia
from Hongkong Sailed Bksn Eureka.
for San Francisco; str Cottage CITY. for
Dyea.
COOS BAy-~Arri@ed. April I5sehr
w.ng and Wing, San Francisco.
CLALIAM BAY-in port. april ie-isr
biz Dominion. from Port Biakeiet. for
Australia. Sailed. April is-Br biz DofnIn-
ion, from Por; Biakeiey, for Australia.
PORT ToWNSEN p---Iased ~. April
10 Br blk Corunna, from Nagasaki.
PORT TowNsEND-Arrise April IL
Sehr oceanIa Vance, from Eureka, schr
Fred Il. Sander, from Ludlow for Hane-
lulu,
TACoMA-Arr:vea. April IT, Sehr Lena
oLyMPIA-sailed. April Is k videtts
for San Dtego Arrlsed-Schr Salvador.
from San Pedro.
FALMorTB-Arriv April t5-Br biz
Beeswing. from Oregon
YQkOHAMA--Sa Sailed April H--Empress
OF China. for Vancouver.
MANILA--Sailed. April fs~Str Portland.
for San Francisco. va Nagasaki.
DEPARTURE BAY-Arr.ved. April To-
NANAiMo--Arrsved April is--Nor 3
Titan!a, from Port Los Angeles, Sailed.
Arril l7~~Nor . y Tftania. for Port Los An
geIes: In PORTS Aanansnse ane whaier
PORT LupI.ow-sailed. April i7-~Sehr
Fred f. Sander, for Honolulu.
NEAH BAY~Psssed IN, April iT~-Hr str
Garonne from Honolulu, for Seattle: Aus
tralian str Siam, from Port Los Angeles.
for Nanainno.
He,pTTAM Arrived. Aprii is-str Co.
auuiffe River from San Francisco. for Hoo
duiam Sailed. April is Schr John y.
Miller. from Hoauiam. for San Francisco.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Nv ntieth

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Avenue aud East Terrace Street Sewer
Improvement.
Notice Is hereby given that seated pro-
pcsals win be received by the pnders gned
SECRETARY uf the board of pubic works OF
the city Of Seattle NJ 70 z o'clock ? m,
Thursday April s4lh 1899, fer the improve
msns of Twentieth Avenue from point 10
feet south Of East Jefferson street 20 Yes
Ter Way and Eas. Terrace Street from
Twentieth Avenue go the alley between
Twenty first ard Twenty second Avenues.
by constructing pipe sewer along sail
avenue and street. together Win al ne
assary openings wyes. uanh0lss amp
holes yentiatorS, flushing TANKS and eaten
basins as provided hy ordnance No. - s.
creating l0Csi Improvement distfirt No, VI,
and in accordance win the pans and spec-
itcatfoas now on Sic sa Ghe os'3es Of tbs
board IF public works.
Each 30 must be accompanied ~ cer-
titled cheek. payable 20 the order Of the
city comptroller. for a sun not less than
tive az per cent. % the b,d. and 30 hst
wllI he considered unless accompanied by
said check
enter inso a contract and turntsh fatis
factory bond fer ghe amount reqa.r by
the city chafteF ard the Jaws 81 t..e
etatS OF Washington. within fer DAYS at.
er being nct.fea - the AWARD % the can
tract "a him. faiias 30 do So tha sad
check ana the amount nxe3 therein VII,
he forfeited - the cH<- Ne person Is Ell
glhse as a S}B3er WHO hos ~Nnin two
wears urfnv - ihs letting ~ sad cen
tract made default IN PAYMENT o. sEy Just
eiatn far any work or }ab0r paTf rnnsa
or any skill or material furnished gGrsG
ant 20 any StEa contract IS Aegetn adTeF
tisaa er who wjtr y said i've years failed
~ complete any s1gch contracts
Special attention IS called - article
xxEH az IRE cisy charter as scw IN force
raiatluS 90 hours ~ labor, and ~ arts
css VIA section =, subs, ! and Tela Tax
To bonds and snretieS
TIE board af public works reserves the
T.ghs "a ~ ieCf any ard &l BIDS
Proposals must n .ncorsef ga envelopes
.sntt for Twentieth Avenue and East Ter
saea street Sewer Improvement
nv order ~ fhe Sosff ~ guhtir works
FRANK uI~FS;f& Secretary.
pate % first publication. Aprii ira. issA
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. April IA rise in call
money and a recurrence 81 discrimination
in loans against the industriais caused
prices 20 recede below Saturdays close.
The market ss usual on Monday after
strons Saturday closing opened active ard
strong en- an accumulation of cuissdF or
ders. txcep. Yer SpGrt of strength IN
the CHANGERS NTH Burlington leading. al
though they subsequently, lost about all
% the earlier gain. the dealings were
largely confined 10 ths in3uStFiAls and spe-
csaiIleS. Prominent IN she early strength
was tobacco. iroa and steel shares. Ana
roada mining Cotton OIL ard General
Electric The latter was Influenced BY
gossip relative 20 dividend prospects. Man
haitian. Sugar and BROOKLYN Transit were
consistently weak, although BROOKLYN
Transit recovered some tat from TIRE
toa eat. Aang az me sp@cla.tges watch rad
advanced most realty early were equally
conspicuous IN taa afternoon decline esEYe-
esaiIy Continental Tobacco. Federal Steel.
Colorado FNuHl ara Iron ard American
Steel ard Wire. An advance III wheat
gave announcement % TIE bears who
construed * as coagirtnSfcyF % crop dam
age gossip. The strength in TIE cal money
vaarket. wfgirn rErge3 from 3. % Z. Was ia
a usea =lrs due 20 The fgancins 81 ar
other s>rco II Industrial cN1sssnAt 0Fs tn
Guiding payments incidental 60 tire organ
Ira sien u fhs American Hoop Company
Teere Hax coaSsde~ aH8s selling f9F western
account in she aflernnos trading wtSca
gaze eIc0 alf&E I5ETit - r large interest
wnsra alse~ateG apparently oa TIE ssre~t
side Expectation IRA; tae ssec'wor ~ t0e
vapf3 transit chaasr2 ssssg1 s2agl3 tss rendered
ats zftf rnnQa %aS SGt5gE~ ~ strength -
MssTSpoENen ans weakness - A&ssEsttsss-
To- general vuavSss lea 90 rather weak.
Haswess N r&t6say mortgages was se+l
Distributed 1cs3ay &nS a generally higher
81 nxe q prices sssA6Z sAs2. Totas s4sss
& ~ @o
rzi~,f states saurs esgssferrl. .ae cd
f-s8~s ~eT-erssf amst IRE thr@@s registered
&5vancss = ara Ise Gs~ go4fs s@@sscn =
IS The Ei8 pT1cs,
Money and Exchange
Aso~8T o~g ca1t 81 81 y@g cent lar iosrs-
per cent. prime rrgssc 4fstisfs - ysT. 4zsfis
De- rens Sterling eNessEEa. sxr8TG wss5
sntsssl e.sx5n~Ss ir Nsn&ees' la.ss AZ s. $50
IS ~. faw S~tzG8n3 ara a. - ~s.&sXs so
gar ~ 1ays posted ras~=. .Sss4 ss's ard
g. S~&z Sc commercial kzas 81 asssa 49,
sssxr- certificates sssesysr bar SILVER sasA.s
MsxseAa 40lsATs, ssSac. government oeGa&,
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r CHICAGO. April 1.-THE moderate sup
ply Of cattle offered today checked all
weakness in prices, and the market show
Ell considerable strength. Fancy cattle,
$5s,IS.T5; choice steers, f.3esiS. 60 beef
steers xm+.I5; stockers and feeders. So 6oai
5,o5; bulls, s2-ssEy4.lo. cows and heifers. So ~
u475: Western fed steers, 81 206i5.s0 Texas
steers. s.. s5El5: calves. g 506f7.
Active competition among buyers of hogs
impaired strength to the market and some
lots sold styc higher. A few fancy hogs
brought 81 s2;s, and the other extreme
price was s.. SO. sa.es being largely At s. *,
as.ssia pigs sold at tss5as3ss.
and prices ruled steady. Lambs were
weaker. The bulk OF offerings consisted
CT the latter. sales being a; S.eoq5.Ss for
Colorado wool lambs and s. 50ssS 70 for wool
ed Westerns. Medium 10 prime sheep. A.io
as: common lots. s3G3.i5.
Receipts-Cattie. is.so1: hogs. 2a000: sheep,
$1,000.
OMAHA. April fI.--Csttla-Rcceips
s.s0o: market steady: native beef steers,
81 anf E.. 10. Western steers. s.. 7ogf4 IL. Texas
steers. N.s9sfs 80; cows and heifers s. cor
AS. Gamers. s.. $50 ~, stoekers and feed
ers sssssia; calves. st6ss.75: butts and ssags.
So T5aT4
Hogs Receipts. 2,soo: market steady;
heavy, s. 12isEf3 s2is: mixed. 81 7tsf9 7sik .
light ST. s5st3. szis: bulk Of safes 81. -esf3 r.
Sheel~Rs cesrts. 3. 100: market steady.
fair 10 choice Westerns 81 .stfsi 80: common
and stock sheep. s3.aefs4.se; lambs. 81 &oa
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Special Dispatches 10 Observation-Disclosures.
NE1AH BAY, April ia y. ra.--Rarefae-
ter, e9Se. heavy rain. wind east six niles.
Passed out. steamer Washtenaw. $50 a.
m; a steamer. s.4s a. m; bark, IN tow
Holyoke. $50 a. M: bark. i;is y. M:
a harkeniiae. y. Fn.; n igedGer IN tow.
IS p. m. Passed In. tug Magic. II a. m:
steamer waraeIa. 30 81. m., steamer
Siam, II IS a. m. a British steamer, 10
noon. In straits, bound out, a bark a
square rigger ard a vessel la tow. tugs
Piiet and T>yee In bay.
c1-ALIAM April Ill p. m.-Heayy
ram; calm. Sailed. bark Dominion during
tho night
TWIN. April IA p. might rain.
calm.
CRESCENT, April 1T p. m.--Cioudy.
wind east three miles.
ANGELES April I'd p. m,-~Cioudy:
calm. Passed Up, last night. n three-mass
schooner. sailing, b:ta =. n, steamer
Garonne. 4 p m. Passed out. last night.
a three-maN schooner. sailing. $40 =. m.
In bay, ships Dalgonar. Inyernasshlre and
William MITCHELL
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BRITIsH colt MHtA NOTES.

Some Vancouver cyclists ara trying 10
arrange for a century road rare aver tho
saantch reninguiar course OH the queen =
birthday II was on THE course that Camp
bell made hiE noted record.
The Victoria clearing house returns Tor
ths week ending April ~ we're tsss yas and
balances ksta Nts These are the largest
figures since ths house established. on
November z IaHt ard al things considered
compare fsyosahlv With the other Canadian
elites where such houses are in sgtss-
ence.
The asphalt pavnrnen's ~ Vancouver y.
e. have WORN more fn The past year than
Ia the f9revt ous two years. ~ seoa The
weather permits they are 20 be fepsiref mt
much EXPENSE. The bifrtnan 10 not suc
GEES bat the book paving 70 aase has
proved very satisfactory. The Trinidad
asphalt Is % Re tried on tire reralTs.
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LEG Al. NDrft Es.

IN Tur SUPERIOR COURT OF TIE
state of Wash'rgycn for King coaaty.
prohate Department
F'fttaev. deceased NJ SIS Notice -
creditors
Nassr~ - hereby EfTaH tHat AZ persons
having eia. ms sessnsS ere Fsastf - George
"a r. rts,ss decreased are required 20 pre-
>,s,,s Stseh etsi~es wttH sac geessssry y3scA
es> thereto ~athsm gre yeaE from RS Uth
aav ~ AuvH is4 81 ere e1derSiETef. -
~ bore NJ 80 PIKE street.. Sssetke
v.sehtmvshe fAst hgtrx fhs ssaee sest~
ratp4 soy the Transaction ef she business
- ~sfa estate
MARY T. Ts2STSg1<
y-xe.,s.sgsx ~ last wi &af test2gvtwt ~
ssssoFxe If F0Tyssn, deceased.
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NEW YORK. April THE Commercial
Advertisers London financial csbieeram
says:
Tne markets here were active and cheer
sul today. IRE feature was the copper de-
partneat rs which there was Il bear
sq@eezs ny paris on 1 ,ar.e seai.
going 10 80. One fepert has IL that a
change is mentioned in me denomination %
shares. IN view II sha Increased number
Anacoraas wfre 2 AIS ON big 0prs9u bust
ness The cali 20 and In May aslling 81 ss.
10 end in June a s-ie. In July His Utahs
were si4. Bnstons. as
The buying of Anacandas vss mostly on
afhlfrsge for Sew York. Copper stocks
fer tas. fortnight deere ased %sgs toes. Sup
plies decreasaf ss7 tons. Agitation Is or
foot TO obtain A graduation IN favor %
Liverpool wheat Quotations.
LIVERPOOL. April IT, whsat-spo
steady. futures steady. May and July 81
ss.a
IS SID
liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. April lT.-Emports Of
wheat lrso liverpool for the week. From
Atlantic ports. s.. quarters. Psesnc
parts. none. sfser ports. 1859 quarters.
fuasayfs - carn iGta Liverpool for the
week frora Atlantic ports we're e SO guar
Foreign Crop Condssioa.-
LIVERPOOL Ap~il = heat-stesays
whras IN Paris duii -four n Paris. susi:
French country markets. quiet Weather IN
England unset si,
London Market Quotations.
LONDON April ET--C0s4AoIs. 10 s-ts.
sHVsr - 7-f&f
Wheat carxaea IN passage. nominal. 5s.2-
ct.&pse9 English country markets gem
crafty e Sserer
London Railway stocks.s
r.o~rsoN. ART fTs-CaHa1s fan Pacific.
80. SevfMsv1 Fae5ae preferred e. I'nGsrs
pzrgT- prete~TAs szs Grand Trunk si7
Bar sgtYer steaiy. = isd per osace
Money. IA.
HORSES
" y NA8sackx & 20 Base car % sre
aeAyy ha~xeS for sa1e AZ seattle Transfer
CeyagaaEyss ssAsls. G1o4 bargains.
sKAGwAY AND kETCEf x A$-sTR-
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CHIC AGO Markets.


CHIC AGO. Arvii = Reports &c hl.Eats
o- mrsgxsnx q 6&se rgssA &sTsee II warns
fsgv weather Started wheat firm Private
~~sr wsgssr:s were generally azSEa2rAs 1Gs.
fsss. there were ssirssro42S DISPATCHES ~
Szyxsc..te x0rg . ascA raised he hsE@s ~
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General Quotations.


r9our-Receioss "a iSS barrels, exports,
iIsg7 barrels. market steady. with the late
upturn in wheat.
wheat--Receipts. s8.ti7 bushels; exports.
figSs bushels: spot. firm. No. RED, Assc
Z q b Options opened firm OF cables sn3
covering They declined Sharply a. mid
say under a hear raid. lack 81 outside sup
port aud small export Interest. resulting n
An unso,4 condition. Later shorts were
rpn in on hy tire bad crop news and the
roarkst closed a. ssT7Sc net advance, the
latter On distant options. May closed al
Ist.c Iuly. Sac. September ss4se.
W0oi-~Stsady,
HopS-SisAdy.
t.ofYee-opti8us opsned quiet AZ net TN
changed prices The sales were S,29 bags
tne4uaEng May Sc: September, slS5e, De
CEN efv ssr sfso; Rio. sTru: mild. frEs
Sagar-EAv. strong rcfsned, asTn-
Metals.
Pig !rssa-w Warrants. fieyisza1aG.
Corpsr-f.ske, sis.la
TIN So ssas25-
zr.ets~-~~ts sbsfs =.
feaa~ss gsi4z1s ~ Tire fr-u hat fixes
tae selling price f0F miners ard smslserS
quotes lead q. 81 70 az the close.
Visible supply.
The statement cf the visible supply ~
grain IN store ard sfoat Saturday
surf3 iz a. compiled bv the New York
Proaure Exchange. As a. follows;
BaxSh-sx SO.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. April 1.-THE week opened
with wheat showing little activity and n
sign Of any advance IN prices Quotations
continue at $50 for club and slsse 10.
tiusstsm-
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sugar Guarantee Whhdra~n-
Announce Eee1s was n2a9s this morning
}sv al SUGAR rsfueTs tazt tAsy BAT w3fa
drawn tie guarantees - ;S3rfy 10 sky
TaYs ~ sf~ nSEket price fs1 date = syfiy A.
~ sugar a. TIE EaSsGf snfsFs the ~Ayer al
business Hereafter al sugar 5sTt wi
save - fss rsss Fgr Ct "a. prices yG8rg on
ere saT 90 Dsrchsss. Seine sugar brokers
gstE~4Ara thAt ths arEfrn - T%erffR in
sTr.1sstzrs e30sfy wktAssr2 wsrr shesF gDara1
-. would s.rrYg - caEsrTn tAs rSnrgvs cssr
re.t fhas the ATsTfcs. Sugar H5Gnag
gssrrFs4ry ara ffs &FlgssaEurs fsa1 arrived a.
sergse agreement - gegaF3 - taz trade pa
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NOTICE To ooNraAcIoRs-Coa

skill or material furnished pursuant TO
any such contract as herein advertised. or
who within said two years failed 20 com
pleie any such contracts.
Special attention Ia called TO article axiti
OF the city charter now In force relat-
ing TO "hours OF labor. asd 70 article
VIII, section II. suh<. and I relating 20
bonde aud sureiies.
The board Of public works reserves the
right to reject any and nil bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope.
hid sot alley In block 81. Maynard s town
plat. etc, sewer Improvement"
By order of the board 70 public ~orks
FRANK OLSON Secretary
Date az fr6. publication, April 10Th. Isss
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Wheat-Market weaker: expert Ne 1
No. ! CLUB Sc: No hlGeste-B. &c.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. April fT.-wheat-M Milling
demand brisk for Waila Waiia and heavy
stock sells readily at soueic, abou, q
above export quotations Valley IS In less
favor. AT 5suoac; eluestem. 6las2c.
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Receipts and Shipments.


On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was quiet and steady. Cream
cries. lsGfl5c, dairy. Iis4 1.i@e.
Eggs-Siesay. fresh. 2ialSe.
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Who Are the wf.~s

W no Sfe s1F ~ssFs
"A wcrs 80 The wise fs efficient ana
word from The wiSs should he Sufficient.
~. yoss asa wSza are fne Wis., Tkra.s
are gnns1 The 0ff-rnpTasaA experience
81 Atesorshy persons mas be taken for
sucafesge Mr.. ~ Is. Terry says Cham
berla.ns Gu1gh Kennedy gives better sat
Ia nas nssea in fhe drug as1Asrse1s AZ Xix
tor. KY for twelve YEAR, has sssa hug
a-ees4 Of neftssx % f,iis remedy and rear
In al ether cough :aeitctaen frinrIfasfur-
81 wss=h sf4G@s rhTe5uEfsriv hat Cham
ber3aln's is the most satisfactory 70 the
people and IL the beet. For sale BY sai
dealers.
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- . -
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
II readstuGa.

SAN FRANCISCO. April i7-Flour-
good supply: out movement larger.
fluctuations. in sympathy with the Chicago
market
Barley-on call dull and easy: spot mar
ket quiet and unchanged
oats-steady al previous quotations;
trade light
Spot quotations were:
F1our-Net for family extras, 81 5lsl3. -;
bakers extras. s.. p9S.s Oregon and
Washington $S9f3. So
wheat-Shipping. sioe No. /. si-os'. for
choice. milling $Le7l9R1. l2ia.
Barley-Feed, a.eSQl 10, brewing. nomi-
nal
Oats-Poor to fair, s. .7laer, .s2,s: good TO
choice, 81 2s2ft ~. fancy feed. s.. 5SsI -,
surprise. 81. sSdI5o
Receipts
Flour. quarter sacks. Il. s42: wheat, cent
ais. Washington, $50: do Washington. .
go: barley. centals $50. oats, oentsls. 30;
beans. sacks. asa; potatoes sacks. ~;
dlings. sacks, 100: hay, tons 81: wool
bales. 10: hides. NJ: wine. gallons. $50
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Mnlstufrs- Middlings. slsG2l 80: bran.
SIS. seals 20 per ton.
Hay Wheat. sle6Ils; wheat and oa;. SO
ais: best barley. Sl@dll: alfalfa, sslis, stock
nominal. straw. per bale, scatSSc-
Potatoes Early Rose. 81 SAtai 20: River
Burhanks 81 fsGl.e5; sweet. -. oregon
do 81 59I2.
Vegetables 2sc1sie Is: garlic.
log i5lac: green peas 2lsa74c: string beans.
76riec per 10; tomatoes 81. T5fi2 . per box,
fancy asparagus $50: egg plant. .asa l-lac:
chill green peppers 2oeI25c; mushrooms. %
SlSnc per h.
Fruits-Aprles. choice. 81 Is: common. 81:
cherries, black. SEA. so oranges. nayels.
s. 5slf3; Mexican lines, re-pack. 81 EtI5:
common California lemons, sl1l.s5: choice
California lemons 81 Sn2: bananas. 81 %
a. 80 per bunch. pineapFles. 554is dozen
Butter-Fancy creamery, lscs do seconds
1seirsIsc. fancy dairy l5f.. do seconds la
lii4c: picked. nominal: firkin, nominal.
Cheese-New. iaiHulissc: California
cream cheddar. i2c: Young American. lie
lie: Eastern. l3ss4fiiisc: Western. lfisGl2c.
Eggs store lslt fsisc; fancy ranch. ia
I7i4c: Eastern. lsais1ac.
Poulfrv--Turkey gobbiers. f3d14c: turkey
hens. lsG3isc; old ROSTERS, s. 500; young
ROSTERS s.. sods -: fryers, 3ea7: hens IS 80
az 30: old ducks eSfr1 81: geese 81 5ed2
per pair; gosiings. 81 a17 80: old pigeons.
| 81. s1ll -. young pigeons. ssd2 %
Wool and Hops.
| wool-Spring Nevada. loQisi@c: Eastern
| Oregon i0Ni2c. valley do. isMlsc- Fail.
! Northern mountain. sqioc: mountain
| lambs ease: San Joaquin rlains. 68sc.
| Humboldt and Menaocino. a4lIc-
/ Hops-Crcp OF 1898. i5c.
| Closing Quotations.
| wheat-Strong: December. 81
| Barley Firm: December. eec: new, SAc
| Corn--Large yellow. si.I0lll l2is
| Bran-si5. 5ogis 70.
| Exchange.
| Sterling on London. GO DAYS. siSA; ster-
| ling on London sight, Asfi4 ~-~~~~~
| Financial.
| Silver bars go. 5eS. Draf,s-Sight -. ID
| Mex. dolls ....iaGssss Telegraph ia
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ASK fer your firkets "a Nlssosi3 river
points and she Southeast VIA Northern
Pacific and Burlington route the emily
Nr@ running through tourist Hl@eEssS be-
fxserz Seattle ard "a. Missouri river.
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SYNOPSIS.

Seattle Local Report~-Maximum temper
allure s.: niniu.a.n -; mean, IL. Weather
cloudy: % inch rain feil
GEORGE " SALISBURY.
Section Director. Weather Bureau.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-18
MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. April T., $50
exchanges al the Seattle, Tacoma, Spo-
kans and Portland clearing houses today
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New York.
NEW YORK. April 7.-Cutton--S;eady :
uliddlngs i5-tsc.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Aprn 17.--Cotson-
Steady. mi5dlings. Is lsc.
% * e
Boston stock Market.
BOSTON. April 1@~ttioS'ug.
Boston e Mon .ss lTamarack go. 80
Butte & Boston. - Parrot -. .... S77.
Calumet & HE. SD iHuusboldt 80. = ~
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TIL lIhRllIlAt MUORu.
FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland. April L. iSa
Rain.
Z. s DEPARTMENT OF AGRiCJLr
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY RCI.LETIN.
Seattle. Arrss n. iS1A
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fEf4fs%E@.
V. . MAda5cks s 90 Base car .. sEe
AeAvy hs~Ses for sale AZ seattle Transfer
Company stAsss. GGo4 bargains.
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gKAGwAY AND EETCgsKAS-sTg
HUMBOLDT sails Tuesday night. ! p. n
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~ orier os the hoard = public works
FRANK oi.fSoN. Secretary.
iNa,n u arSt publication. Apeil t1t3. lssa
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Inmhcr ard nmtsaarE Materials.

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Meats frcNt&sc0N ana t1An
ErfSa M~as Jj3shius)-Cew h-eef, SC per
svs 81 rev III nork Taee per 70. veal large.
= reY 10. small. nc
Provisions tot,b4nse-Harns, large. foAsc:
hams sr1sil jlc. bre8kfas, bacon, i1'9c;
dry sal,ef sties T@.c
Lara siaafsog,> Eogrs.,- made. per n. ~;
wnsse S'Ar. 3 cesn srs~cial SIG; lard
GO tnr~alrA ffsrCeS. sa4c. Rex sac
Fresh ssh ticaelns,- HalsSas. 3s9Fsc
SA.u,an. &. steelheaa salmon ssg.ac sal
vaAn rout. 1essc mountain trout @.TEc
:ea..s' =. -. az s.lsS T. "a rSN.S <"a g
smell isgSc. herring, Sef<e. tom cod. e
eysters. olympia s. y peg sack 81 - rer
gallon clarrs 81 . ger .aek panseness
crabs live s. 70 c~ose9 s. d
Vegetables
Potatoes {faA@ing}-- White river Rur-
HAMS xs{<9. Island Eariy Hose s1saGs
Island Waite Ss,Wss Yakima. So native
silver skin cu3sfs sjs5fs per ten. Xiv
refs s&sssSc PER sack rgt&haEss -sa PER
SACK t1vuins, SO p@T sack "a AaAGs 80
ssaFsrfr~ S. EsT aaEk causE2aeT @2cT3i
fer 4nzeu gr%~n p@as. s.$,e. aFSteao&es
sssss 70 Ger sssen garlic ts ceiery. @StzEs-
49, .s.7x~fs dollhouse lSstace hac per S@gsr
rSs4sNes kese per &oEeu California ssssa-s-
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bax. fAaaars Sc r*r u. tomatoes. 8 -
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tf..xx xs@s = aav@}s 81 ~5s Messtgerysr
49, sNesers g ~sxfs 81 lemons g ssa zsac
armies favrx g - aNT rex licking ae~
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Lumber and building Materials
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