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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-25
WEEKLY cRor BULLETIN.

seattle Wash, April a. 1900
a. > Department = Asietltare. Climate and
Cfnp Ruiistin a tae Weather nurysl Washingtcn
section ~ tbs weet saiias Monasy, Apsii ~ iAss
ne week was asHat ~ sser.se one tos ths tune
se-s IAs s 'sr ,.' s.s s.r, 49,. ssS s y
shine tor ihr nrid uv~th = Festtaelss fhsrs
wee showers nsaI The set Z Ne ve.A. Which
we're quite euIicus in TIE uhest districts q The
wsssr m - son sa-,ias sns Iiau,lns haSNesa
irssrvrsod cn ~, siassy so'ia Bat a. ruis seSd'
fAn s6esi y IN ,su ssgri.Alns oosditiun. and
sFsins snia where = : % -, 80 ane
fss,st efup b. ne ffusit = ven dafa hxa uct
great sxcspt hl lev iecalisiss sEns pnlue orch
= 49, snh.ests1 & ,ss rvssst frsm kid.sssii 4,
a nlie eniy tAs eaii.es safississ were inla1rd snt
.ss later so, 1891 49, 80 s Y, l1, ,'i s,s
VIII ssli b abrraiast tuit ercr
Eastern section.
SPOKANE Country Fsirasit srFiuS sasA; eouiHe
up nieslt Iieasy 2 gsssslrs ,n sssi Rs-s
~ ,,' s yea Fsss sPsasns raG -Ssa, !.
nssaiacsnt spsing sswa sraia iecf. weA Hill
I. S.,ssT sAan ssss az L a. ths tine q year
Mesiieag Laee~ Sgrins Steta u curainS ~ uirtiy.
ana wiatsr Wheat 1. Ne best sss5 a. At ,eis ius
raixsa With slas TO ~ tas ssedins Pan snt
ly'sowa spsins srain IS maaas spad srO~ti
psllu1se Ccsntgy fAhA-Crets i'lk ass. never
hssssr s;s4fash -wsathss ven farosahis ~ sraia.
Elessher~ riswipS 4 maetit iane earitus 1ctfir
AL riSrte1 tNf- ffesSaeHt taNetft ANfe lfttfAa
vasf 10 sosac extent est IA scIsai it Il farther
aAs1neeA than usual fal ~AsAt 70 Extra gtot
some i siztera snsAs- AisA. colruo-fsa ~Assi
i~lks aae srzias ggAia u conins ~ Fruit Nt9
10 a asaHy crur StAley-fsTy fascsahls tag gF4la.
hesnx DAMP. vita several saoseFA See-lns Il
Aifnas, done
WalA WailA ClnRtry Coyelle-Sood grersl.E
weather Ter grain sad pasture, n 10 further harm
occaFs fuii from trast thsre WI ?. esaaitici
ercfA WaliA NallA-MhcSt has Elaae fAlT lrgsrrss
s,,rshino sad wArtn weGthsx u accitt btrruan-
Raia cns asy sai nisAi. svssltAins Z looasns va
Pomeray- Fine gru~ins vesther shoser ASht
kere bat in ether parts q Tie co1nty r.in
beaver Dsytor-Crop cacditicns tcr beth frat
ana cereals ycgfeet Not a s.plsint ffcm aay
section No damage FROM frost
Yakima Country PArksr-Geoa veAtAsr fer erapa
have 20 be tAinnsd y.kir. City-rstchss u al
TARA. aAnaxsd b. the ixOsss q Tie stA an ~
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Real ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds fled yesterday with the
county auditor for record
undivided interest in 100 acres In a. r. g. $50
William Wagner and wife 10 Neil McLoud. lots 3.
. and TO- block Q. In Lindenan, 500
August zsar to Peter A. Haliberg, lot ]. block &.
Union add, $1,000
Lyman Nichols ct al TO Alma Anderson, lots .
and y. block 8, Lake View add. 500
Alma Anderson 10 A. r. Nichols. iota D and y.
block 8. LAKE View add, ST.
3. c. Brown 10 r. y. 81. John. u acres In sso
o d. ], SIS.
sarah A. Webster 10 Vera II. HiiIysrd. nj Of
10, H. block .. u. 7. Denny's plat o. SsEss add.
S.
Lnrinds Hockstetter TO Jane y Knepfsrs. tract
IL, Sarah r. Ye<iers donation claim, sioso
Leander A. Dow and wife to Edwin Dow. %
acres IN secs ~ and ". r. ); also lots -, y, A ana
81, block d. Wash. Central Imp. Cos Knob Hill
add to kent, $3.50
Peter u Msioncy and wife 70 A. O. Psnxhbcrn,
lot 10. block Is, Snodualme Falls townsits, $50
II r. elise and wife to Alden J. Biethen, w..
lots and 10, block p comstock Suppl add, c.s0.
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MARINE NEWS.

Y0koHAMA-- ArYirsa. Aprsi 2 stz,As5le. fiam
so D4eso tSF HSnskoas' Agra = AesTEsidas. fFosa
TSAIAsKA-Auiysa. April ). su Hsro. tsun
>snzsEa
hssshfsAire. from orrgln.
YoKoH ana sailed. AFsn II. sir Tacoma. for
FORT BLAAELEY-s Sailed. April q Rr al
Fliy3tssb Nicholson. fnr shAassAL
ASTORIA Sailed. April - Bz % Thorniisbank,
fer Queenstawn
SokI ToWSsKSp-A Arrived. Ay~n "a. sr "a
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q n0ov1ns prices are bling offered 10 the pro-
- ne local dealers for delivery In round lots
M end IN the car ~ Besttie:
rOals tlarD: barley. Ut0: wheat. chicken
r. 6NW 50; bran. SIC. shorts. I'LL
= Fueet sound. sse1o Eastern Washington
eleti7; alfalfa. 800 per ton
-Gfr.rt1y fresh fanth. f1tltc.
766r~rrcsh ranch, 14a3t; creamery. tor.
~ live chickens, lie; 1.-Two turkeys. i3e:
= ~ geese, loc ducks, szsoHt.
oDpek Choice beef cattle. cows, aatlc; steers.
4 sbolrs sheep. st@6c. good hogs. Hive, iie
oNnsA. ~: calves. dressed. large. e.; small.
k96V& live, large. 1c. small. o..
peits and wool Heavy sound aaltsd stee.n.
= ~ D.: medium. sourd. per ID. nc: Hight.
Il suder In. ec: cows, sound. al weights.
( - bulls and oxen. sc; salted hip.. Tic;
=. ~ 10. ste green hides. ic less than saited
49, ~ N. ~. DRY ciils. one-third iezs
~ DEER, per N. 3a15c: winter deer. dry 900
1onssy deer. l7aisc dry elk. s9ioc. green elk.
ehSsp pitts. zetsti %. shearlinss. iszs7sc
- Washington wool. Adi1c; Western Wash
= vrcs ites dirty o. tinhsr burned. k19iSc
-
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THE Wool MARKET.


BOSTON -~Genersi business in the wool market
has been quiet, with the tone about the same as
last week Territory woods continue to take the
lead and the larger part Of the business 10 in wools
arown west OF the Mississippi river Quotations:
Territory ools--Montana and Dakota fine, me-
es2c Utah and Wyoming fine medium and hne
isanc: secured ssos7e; staple. eoa62c. Idaho
hne medium and hne. lsil9c secured &s6le; me
dunn zoWsec; secured. saa5sc.
Australian secured. combining superfue, nominal
9sas5c; good sadsoc; average. @as5c.
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NEW Yoak MARxErx
General Quotations.

NEW YORK, April sL-Fioar- Receipts A,7se
barrels exports. 600 barrels MARKET dull and easy
especially fer the tor Minnesota patent. - Toss 70
Wheat Receipts. T. SO bushels Spot steady. No.
red Tsse fob. aacat Tssc elevator. Options opened
peetsd hu, sold Of later on Mar liquidation. splen.
did weather and light ciearances In the after.
noon the market rallied In sympathy with proyi.-
Ions and corn. and closed firm At ie net advance
MAY closed laie, July ~, september Tssc.
Nool-Dnll
Hops Quiet,
Coffee Options closed quiet, with prices unchans.
sd. points lower sales H. 20 bags Including Mar
sisc; July ssoc September. 6 DC October s.iSc
November, 70. SPOT Rio, STEADY: No Z inyeace. ST.
mia. quiet cordo,a. A8psc.
sussr-Raw. steady. Refined, steady.
visible supply of Grain.
Special cable and tslssrsphic communication 20
Bradssrcets sho~ the following changes in avail.
able supply fruua Las, account
whezt-Cn iied States and Canada east Of the
Rntkiss. decrease go bushels
Liverpool Corn Trade News aso~s for And in Eu-
fope increase, 20 40 bushels.
Total spIriy, dscrtRse ~ cn hsshel.
earn United states aud Canada. east az TIA
Rockies. decrease, tlS.e0 hashsis.
oats-uuitsd States and Canada. esst ef ths
Rasties. decrvase LGAmo bsskeas
Amurg thf important decreases reported "a
Rratstrrcth net given IN the oficS&i visghe uftrly
statement are those a oep bushels a, Nn<thge~s.
ssn iatefior elsssscr>, ~ 90 eeshsls At Chicago
prisAis slesstoss inee bushels 81 cirv,sana ia ~
bushels at Portland. Ne m bushels At Fulton
aud >swpdwt News. aud ~ zoe huskel1 al Icsist
Foss worth and Manitata storage posnts
me principal Increase y that 81 & no hasheis a,
East puonase
The asgrssste s,sch a whsat heia At Portland
Or Aua a racosnA And sesfla wash a-srsassd
iss 700 tushsls last seek
81 d q
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Nails. Tool. ana Garbage.

,ess, ~ 800. ts N' ~, ~ ao's' Is.
!, ~ a al e.ns 4, ss IA ansrt cs,s a ~.
i56
Nails. Tools and C"rdsge.
=. s "a ueoo AZ a.. 4, "a cut se0' 's 70 u.s.
s,,ns.,,t p,ss,snis .ut,,e tooth snsesc ma,
80 u.rshn,dt sna Toledo Nc. ses ,r -
~~. CSC per foot: Canadian Racer and razor
se SC per So. hand ~ :, pssa. 4. .s p, c,a,
~ "a -. A., sbnrs,s ard Steel sss@ta 49,
-" t..ehs,. rsn,, "a - a ~ 49,, Wv NJ ~
soes. Wsoa7 50 per dos Picis-Rarosd 81 soss 80
RI sus 49,. sss Per wedge. Steel y sisc per- i g.
Scales ~Ho~.s and Fairbanks platform. 50 /, and
per cent on hs ,, ae - y u ana pr sent on
a sss 90 sssias s.nll. ,ieeA and l.rs.r. HE
per M i1thread; nc per %; : and sshread, is.c;
nsal, LINEN mo ,sss L. u.nfesa, -te . aud
sthresn iss. sa.,ea s'h saan' 49,. ~ per
navsIe-r.ecse' he' p''e~' sA"peS'' - ana ~
Grsnits~ssr re 20, % sha - ~ III g cent on
oanm ~! oa,e. y 49,
Wire RENTED nafp wire; nD, EnvAniseI oarbed
fenes W1; resn wifs e'o'h' sifo psr Y" square
'es Powder t,osb,ps,-- Black blasting DER h.s. px
Giant Hercules o. indson dsnamite, per cent,
g 50 pst case e o. = gsf cent. per essei
.hsmpien o inampn. 800 mp,o'u suason
stump. W. oe"en rnsssah, sp't.int' - sess.
~ Dupont Rins sporting. Sn kegs, y; Eagle
pneh, nxs, " Per nss - - S
nS; chilled :ao, $40 un.
Blasting csps-xxx. SIC per no.
Heavy Hardware.
p., iron ,,obbinsl-,sy base; Norway IRON. &c
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NE SEATTLE MARKETS.
2 z z

p e e
r--<srs markets were fairly brisk today, in
Skrsvy receipts a California goods and :
Knsnd than usual Some commodities suf-
- ~re1nnf II bad condition. especially straw
fr1crr remained fair ali day. although .
- IN California stnf II succeeded BY good
~ lo<nl and Eastern Washington produce.
~ Noticeable change a the week was in
~ bas taken an abrupt and heavy drop
~ n fsnainx and nails. The drop Is due 70
~ ~srf<f. following the opening up OF large
"A ~1Srh have besn closed for some time.
4 .rrsrr asenue bananas are scarce. The stock
~ 4 zoo ue<n 20 ind ready sale, but new
5-s1rs are duo tomorrow. and viii relieve the
a = sfrawberry shipments suffered from
- in the Sacramento valley, and are not
y rnrdstian. Offerings were made to-day at
III 10 $50. with hardly enough buyers to
a - he shipment
~ - good sellers where good ones can be
"A number ~ consignments of frst-ciass
~ ~ srpecsed on tho strest within a day or
- !. steady At aasic. Exceptionally hns
~s-11 ARE coming IN daily. good shipment Of
~ Arn California u selling fspidly. AspaFa-
~ eood condition Is plentiful. going al about
- fair demand.
- continues unchanged. Butter Il weaker.
1rop 4 hooked for
= usrseu remain shout the same - usual.
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Battle Abbey. from Faimouth. proceeded TO Seat
tie. Sailed. schr Axciws, for San Pedro. Ar
rived April =. Br biz Mount Stuart. from London.
SAN FRASCI3Co-Saiied. April q. bktu J. l.
Eyston for Seattle; str Progreso. for Tacoma; str
Aberdeen. for Seattle
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BreadstuRs.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 2k-wheat. steady on
call aud quiet in the spot market. n.r s,s
Wheat shipping. No. !. @fc; enoiee' VOC "ii''ns
Bsas,-reed. vos72lc brewing soas.sc
oats-cray. Orceon. slo7k9li2i; milling, Nio@
lisa red. sc@sl5.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks. aiaoa; do Oregon. SIS;
wheat, esnasls ~ barley. ,s ssn hn. 10y 0s No.
potatoes. sacks. 1852; do Oregon LIE; bran sacks
$40; middlings sacks 800 hay, tons sz; WOOL
bales. 49, hides. number Bz
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Nills.uns- Middiinss sifao; bran. sia. soals ton
Hsy--Whcst. IS 5oteio: wheat and oat sSse; best
barley. 81; alfalfa, ssas; compressed wheat. $50
Pctatoes. Early Rose nominal; River Reds. nomi-
nal; River Bnrbanks. aosese; Oregon Burbanks.
Vegetables cucumbers i5oafsi; green peas, Tsca
Ms: string beans, ssioc per b; tomatoes. uS@
LIB. asparagus. 75caS2.
nayels. sISlss; MEXICAN lines. stete common
$; ssi,sS bananas. M.sesis: pineapple. siss; !.
i7sc fancy dairy. issesisc DO seccnds Debisc
cheese-Sew California. lose; Youns American.
Exss-store. ii4aisc; fancy ranch. issiic: East.
srn. hsistc. fancy ranch. lsare.
,, rSslr oG soe's . e. turkey s.n
y soVr; small btoilcrs. 81 SECS 5o large broiisrs
$as5. frycu. IS sasei hens. " 5oa50. old ducks.
Nsosbs0; geese. N1sa2
Wool and Hops.
wool-spring: Nevada, i4alsc; Eastern Oregon
i2gin Valley Oregon. @ae2c Fail Northern
mountain lamhs. iaei2c mountain lambs. ssloc
san Joaquin plains. Saioe Humboldt and hsndo.
elmo. ltai5c.
Hops-Crop Of 1899. nalsc
Closing Quotations.
Wheat Steady; December. aeai: cash. No.
Bariey-So sales
Com-Lsrgs yellow. isSim
- 70 q
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We are now Prepared to DO composites
for the trade tany rssasarsl In SonpAreal.
A.Hlon BREWER and Lonx Primer B&ns-
faction xuAxAntssd. Cali or AdaTsAs Post
Intsliig snesss oeAtQA
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mr., xi,... A.s,-p.,s r,ll..

A Quirh. safe and s0fe fseiief for ssek
or Nesvoas Hsadzcbs. Bacxarhs. stom-
nch Pains %sursixis. Nervousness. frrB.
liability. sleepssssnsss. Hhsumaiism. Sci
atica. Contain no opaum os morphine Rnt
leave no bad sftsr-tffects- g dcsas 80.
Al arzxsistA
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roast mutton. psi roast turkey $50; pig. feet.
staple Groceries.
Chocolate tjobbing)-Baker's I'm Premium. &c;
Cocoa CcbbinsI-Epps' s'B tins. i'm boxes. &c;
Bakers. en boxes. isc; Van Houten's. In tins.
s.; y @s Y, GA, Y ssisssasIi,. m ~
Hshisnd, SIS; 81 Charlie. cream. Ers 'I Standard a
SB; Monroe. unsweetened. S.; Economy, slzs;
sauces gjobbins,- Worcestershire. sman. per dor.
SIS; medium, SIS large. $3.50
sy1ups tiohbins priDs. tbls per gal, nc; drips.
California dnps. .rai sins. per cass. xs; New
pie. Log Cabin. isai tins. per doz. sif; igal tins,
per don. E.S; 5gal jackets. $50; Hiils iga cans,
ss aar nas IT, sas. ssa r.. s9 y l.t p
ssls .Ijobbins,--s-n pals. SOC: son pals. each.
y y California. I'm cans. doz In case, per dor.
Crackers tiohbinsl- sodm K. 70 per ID: sodas
Hf so.,. vi .0dss boxes y Per b OK NIX *
cartons. xxx. 2Dc: oyster. Sc; BOSTON butter &C.;
iunbies. assorted cakes. etc, lssise; ginger and
lemon snap ne per %; pilot bread. SIC; GAies'a
Pickle. eoshinsl /. Mi.ed. ts.l. per dos. $50;
as; Pcaln. pinis. per- des, ' sfs: pickles, I'm IN
wooden kegs, mired aud plain, SOC each; tbbls
plain and mixed. No. ;, Per gal. Nc plain No, L
vinegar liobhinsl--Bbls. vsr per gal. lie; sosr
per sal i2!e; tbbis. sosr per gal. i5Ac iosr lsc;
5gai kegs. 49,
Beans tiotbingl-spaIl white. per H. &c. pink
per y. sc; Bayos. per n. iic; Lima, per n. SC.
Rice uobhing Japan. SC; China SC: Island. sc;
Louisiana. esefio per n.
Dried peas 0ob6insl Field. green. SIC; field. yel-
low. zlr
salt tiobbingl Liverpool 80 n sacks per ton. slsa
Y American dairJ. D-b sacks. per ton, 81 Coast
halfgfcund. i@n sacks, per ton - soib sacks,
per ton, 80; s-B sacks. II in bale. 81; sn sacks.
% In bale. 81; ION sask.. . IN bale. 81
MiscelInneouss
Soap tohhinsl-ssattle ssvon. ss. oc zoos, 81:
Electric, aos slio; loos. $50: Gilbert Co, Dora,
ioos. n.is; zo-, e5e; corinne. loos. $50; Ds. @c;
Babbitts 1h, 81 ics. "; Proctor q Gambles
Ivory ~, $50 ieos, 81; Castle. white i2sisc per
ID; CASTLE, notified, Zoe.
Tobacco tiobtinsl--Piu chewing, Bsttisar. sc:
Climax. isc; star. i7c; Horseshoe. tsc: spearhesd.
t6c Piper Heidsieck. &c. Scroll Tag. SIC. San Tag.
per N. sc: Something Good, SIC. fine cut. chewing.
pail. los. IS 5aa7 50. Seal Of North Carolina Is.
per n, &c; w. Tic Lime Kiln. 2oz. &c: toz, Gle
hsstin Vs. roc IL, cor
Paper liobbing Grocers straw. SCI bntehers'
straw. 2sc: No. Manila. sac; No. !, Manila &c
paper bags, less discount list: drab express. We.
BssB uobhingl--Grain. per 100. SIS; old. per
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F1our-steady
wheat No. spring. sagasac; No red, ssssasc.
Connie. 2. Sslc.
oats-Ne. 2 white. 2ssc: No. white. asssassc.
Reno 2, 5f4a5sc.
Barlsy-No. Z iveisc.
F1axseed-No l. slI3.
Timothy Seed-Prime. 81 IS
Mess Pork-Per barrel. 81. ssdl2 CO.
Iard--Per 100 pounds. 81. ssag ,05.
Short Ribs sides loose. s. sea7 o5
shoulders-Dry saited. boxed. 6ia7e.
short sides Clear boxed. s.. i0es7 30.
whisky-Distillers' finished goods. per gallon.
81 81
snrsrx-cnt lnaf &C.. rrnnulated. s &c
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I.sosI Rs<r~f- Nsxirnflnz tez.rsTAtnrf. y dssrrss
rs5strsss-a y rncen n 10 Ftin 1Ufssx pas; twesfy
go Ess4rs Nsak BAy sspoftA uskxinEE ~in4 se
lesssy 4 thirtJ -six Elies ssst tbs Gtsrnasa
49, aLp y SALISBURY,
sestlca plrsclns. NeAEheE Dars.R
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL. April a-whest--spot. dull; No
l Northern spring. Be lid; No. l California. e. td9
g. 4sd Futures, quiet: April. nominal; May
So ID July. 30 sd.
Coua-spos. arm American mixed new. u I'D
Futures. steady May, Is ID July, ss lid; sspten-
Der, ls Id
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY
Portland. Or Aprfi "a, 100
Generally fair preceded By showers during tho fors-
noon.
UNITEp STATES DEPARTMENT or AoN.
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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Tn. Rsisi~r-ornna.

F,.us Rossen Ms a. M4sz Irr~s-oa
A 81 wsseasr. 81 Paui Mis- ~ MILE :.
4 n srhswsrs. \ 16fkCcs Il Y. WD4hh NssA
q ~ whlis. fnslAS1l r Nsans. So frAA
Il n g.r-te< Tsgsrp Mn. Wh4ts. WieBi1ex
a.. n A Mairs.orxy Nrs D. II. MsdsIlsn 30.
Ds~ssn Mr. n 4 BasnsAass -
>. p MaitosusY. Dswsor- IS. ssosssSu. omssi's-
wa Rash. Tsnams Ara sfqssten. 30
Z q nrsnsA. s. Jos. or sgrAxe4 tistsiss.s
~ rsrrsnss. vsncr vs. slsey. TAepwa
Nh I@srsuxs A. Dr y. shsFssd, Fsih-
a., i ia nsaFsr. CT. " V Assln.oa. 4.
Mis- T. naSa&H. d. Iqnaid fsfsns.sif ~
So IT,, 1872 p.,,. Is II ssss rs.slssi
l. q. KAnss~lg. a. ~ 4 F'AsssslssS.
G. "; 10. ss.As' H'o's mn y. rn~usy. r.4
4 csFsesun, vssssussr Mss. ". A. Hoeesesf,
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81 nj WE'VE. san Frtawn. Wlcak. ,. tezs-
~ y H.ka- hanaspeisA
The Dsiier.
Gs.nt Rasss. slrssea ( & sai:e ; os, -.
So 81 Il II. rarsss. rswsssnz.
i n Grsxsrs. spsns-yD EAn1nas. fsassah.
a y whstAaa, 0lympa Mrs Ednsnnda. e
n Knystrsrs rsssissa o "a NNnsS. " bsnd'
I Y hsi.sEa. e S VI n 49,. y.
ssn,. saair-. y Militia Mr- J. ski.isy. C.I.
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Sosi: July closed 74e up at ST. May rihs closed
loc higher at sss2i; July. io4l2le better, At SIC
fo13
The leading futures ranged follows:
Wheat No = Onening HIGHEST. Lowest. Cinkiul
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n IND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Wash. April n. 1900.
- n the Seattle. Tacoma, Spokane and
sS,rrfnx houses today we're.
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WASHINGTON April a--Today's statement Of
the treasury balances in the general fund. exclu.
sive nf the $4,000 900 gold reserve In the division OF
redemption. shows: .-
Available cash balance ...........SA Nz.leo
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coming again. No peaches and very few pears
left In this vicinity
IN best condition for some years Bingen-Grnin.
fruit and gardens look well Eesriy planted pota-
toes showing centerrilie- Winter wheat doing
mon Frost has not harmed mutt much Another
week viii finish seeding. Lyie-Fruit Is all right
here The frosts have saved the trouble q thin
ming it. Winter wheat Is about six inches high,
and spring grain Is up all right.
Big Bend Country crescsnt, Eyerythins Look. Look,
sown grain is Up and looking healthy. Douglas
Crops doing we'll and most all are done SOW
ing wenatchee-The past week has been favorable
for grain and grass
Western section.
Lower Sound Anscortes-westher all that could
be desired for fruit. Grass looks excellent Max
ing gardens and sowing oats Oak H2rhor-Week
favorable but cooi5 the frost lire every night
and meadows growing fast. and cat sowing IS pro.
crossing nicely. Newhafl- Eearly scwn oats up and
also early gardens Prairie-warms weather caused
a fine growth. Cherries were injured BY the late
frost. Brinncn-Apples are coming into bloom
Grass and clover coming on finely
Upper sound. Kent-Frosts have undoubtedly IN
iured early fruit but think apples are all right
Deiphi-Oats rye and clover have grown well TINS
week There win be good crop O. fr'nt N ~
more damage by frost. Oiympia-Plcving and seed
ing progressing fayorabiy. Later reports are 10 ths
effect that very little damage was done 70 irn'
BY the frosts. Grass and grain are dosas nns,
Fern Hl-Thefe will be abundance on rnt =.
we do not have any more ffosts. Ballow-oas ana
grass are doing well. and early potatoes are coming
IN s,innef-crouS an growing fast Winter wneat
i about three weeks earlier than usual columbus
The prospect for all kinds Of fruit remains very 9on
vet Enumelsw-Sp Spring work well under way. h9l
sersare reduced about one-hsif Detroit Apples N
hoops, fruit promises well Clover and gram are
lookiug fne iny--An average week. and evefS thine
growing nicely. II Is thought that the iro" crop u
all right. 80. A. "a,
Southwest Counties: Meadows looking me. uat
ae,,s nearly all made Amboy-An crops pfogressins
nicely. seding mostly done, Fulton-Fan gram :
inofsnv ane App,e trees are in bloom. Fan gram
i very forward for this time Of year. Etns.s seed
ing and planting nearly done excerpt is'e po,s.oT'
ei,s,n and grass growing wonderfully. hidsene'a-
The cold rain and light frcsts have materially an
jed the fruit but how much cannot now e nsus "a
termiued Some prune orchards are en,sH Mnnn,
PlssssntItslian prunes injured By cold weather Oh
i.st weet Grain Is making fair rowtn
iss' "s'~ q n SALISBURY,
Section Director. Seattle. wash
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OILS ana Turpentine.

Cylinder OIL bhis. sOdsoc rases, Sc advance
White lead Uobbingi Pioneer or Carter, 1000 10
lots, 7lc so-b lots. 7sc; its than 50On lots. ne
Prepared paints. sgsl cans, 81 t7fl6o: i-aM cans.
o. sOaI 6; Aeai cans, si5sal7oI quart cans, 81 sOa
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% 70 %
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
wheat Export, No. ! club. sae; 20. J eue"sn''
s5tc: milling No ! club. SIC; biuestem' ''sc'
20 70 %
TACOMA WHEAT MARKEf.
TACOMA. April 24-wheat. unclenssd; club.
631c bluestem, sssc
% % %
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND, April A--The wheat market TODAY
vas AZ fat and uninteresins as IL has been =. sny
time this season Fifty-two and ac - nid tof
Wslia Wara Valley Is in moderate demand AZ
szassc and bluestem Nc
u p 70
SAN FRANCISCO Markets.
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Telegrarny.

LoNDYN, 24-go Lutego.
Godz. 4: Is rano. - Balfour dis
rano godz. oznajmif W izbie niz-
szej, re Rad ME otrzymaf dalszych
zadnych wiadomosci o gen. Cronje.
zdaje sic tedy, re Cronje jeszcze
sic ME poddaf. A mimo tego mkt
sobie ME umie wytlomaczyc, jakim
sposobem moze opierac sic tax dfu-
go W obec pofozenia, W jakiem sic
znajdowaf we Sroder rano. ,Angli-
cy", powiada londynskie DAILY
News" - w pewna duma spogla-
dajq ma gen. Cronje, chociaz to
nieprzyjaciel. W pofozeniu zaj-
mujacem ledwie mile W kwadracie,
otoczony re wszech stron, opasany
ognistym 1ancuchem karabin6w,
dziaf Maxima i innych, ostrzeliwa-
ny zab6jczym lydditem, kt6ry eks-
ploduje co chwila, podczas gdy
szance jego poSpiesznie postawio-
ne bez ustanku zalewane So poto-
kiem ofowiu poinocnego brzegu
rzeki sic wylewajacym, gen. Cronje
wolf walczyc, anizeli sic poddac".