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"a ca go 1.-Two STOCK war Ks
BY TeleQraOn.

CHICAGO Sept. 7. -Cattle--recelpts
1000 native steers steady to strong; best One
car 20 ;good o prime steers 8 COl@6 co: poor
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RATES OF PASSAGE.

First Cabin-$52.5o and up single. re.
earn s1140o and up, according to steamer
Second Cabin-s35.0o ana upwards single.
steamer. "
steerage-To Liverpool, Derry. London.
Queenstown. Belfast and Glasgow, $23.5O to
$3.50 Sfeerage outfit furnished free.
Apply to T. 2. MCGOWAN. 400 Congress-
street, j. B. KEATING. room 4, First Nation
q Bank Building, CHARLES ASHTON. 947A
DAVID TORRANCE & CO., Montreal
jy25dtf
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M a IN H, N EWS

SATURDAY. Sept &

SATURDAY, Sept &
Arrived
Steamer Cumberland, Allen, st John. NIB, v1a
Eastport. for Boston "a
Steamer Levi Woodbury., (UsM Denneut.
Tug Carbonero. Philadelphia, towing barge
kalmia, with coal to G I Ry Co.
sen hancock, Wallace. Millbridge.
sch Coquette, Coombs, Bar Harbor
sens Mary Smith and Lizzie Hagan, fish
Cleared
Steamer Freshfeld CBr), Norton, London-R
Reford & Co.
Steamer Manhattan, Bennett. New York
Barqae Bristol (Br, Lawrence, Rio Jane1ro-
:! Sen J. F Psttigrew, Morse Philadelphia s
Sch Grace Davis, Dodge. Philadelphia Stan
CHI Onward, Thurston Boston-Berlin Mills
sch NJ 9 Hart Holden. Newarlx-Casco Bay
Sch B Norris. Holmes. Tremont-J H Blake
sen Lillian, Norwood. fremont II Blake
sen Clara Mabel, Leeman, New Harbor-
Sch Mildred May Condor, Brooksvnle-J H
Blake.
SAILED-s 0 tug No 2, with barge No 5s.
Philadelphia; sch Mary Stewart Bangor.
SUNDAY. Sept 8.
Arrived
U S steamer Prairie, cruising.
Steamer HOratiO Hall Bragg, New York
passengers and mdse to j f Liscomb
Tug Lykens, Bangor, towing barge Suffolk
Tugs De Neaux Powell and Viking, towing
dredge, Cape POrpOise.
Tug Enickerbocker. Kennebec, towing sch
John d Paige 20 repair.
Sch Phineas W Sprag Elliott. Baltimore,
coal to Me Cent RR.
SAILED-Sch f Pettigrew, philadelphia:
Golden Ball, Long Cove and New York; N E
EiarCge Deer Isle and New York; tug l. keDs,
Philadelphia, towing Two barges.
EXCHANGE DISPATCHES
Ar at London Sept 8, steamer TynedaIe (Br),
Robson Portland.
Sld I'm Shields Sept 7, steamer DargaI (Br).
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In Effect Sept. elh. 1900.

AZ HAACCl OtPt. OiHs A0OO.
TRAINS LEAVE UNION STATION. Rail-
WAY SQUARE AS FOLLOWS:
, 2 90 q. M. For Brunswick, Lewiston (Lower
baCn. B0othDaY. Popham Beach, Rockland A u
guSda WaterYllle, SkOwhegan and Belfast.
$50 a. M For DanYlle Jc. Rumford Falls
Bemls, Lewiston, Pennington, Rangeley and
Wateryille. ''A~
1910 a. m. For Brunswick, Bath. Lewiston.
Gardiner Augusta and WaterVille.
HOO a. m. Express for Danville Jc. Lewis
Ton, Hateryllle, MOOsehead Lake via FoxcrOft
Bangor. Washington County R. R.. Bar HarbOr'
AroostoOk County and for HOultOn Woodstock.
fax yia<V ancebOrO.
II. 80 D. m. Express for Brunswick. Lisbon
Ealls, Augusta, Watervilie. Newport, Bangor.
B,nI,cksport. Bar Harbors OldtOWn and Green
1880 p. IN. For DanyiIle, Jc.. .Rumford Falls
bemis. Lewiston, EarmingtOn, Carrabasset.
hangeley Bingham, Wateryille, Skowbegan
Il W pm FOr freepOrt, Brunswick ROckland.
d. &. l.. points, Augusta. Waterville Skowh >
gan, Belfast. Dover and FOxcrOft. Greenville
Bangor, OldtOWn and MattaWamkeag, and to
BIO p. m. For Brunswick, Bath. Augusta
only.
5.I5p. N. For Danville Junct on Mechanic
Falls. Lewiston and on Saturda to Rumford
Falls. Belgrade, Nateryille and S1owhegan.
loo p. m. Night EXPRESS for Bruins wick,
baCf Lewiston, Augusta, WaCerviHe, Bangor
MO0Sehead Lake, ArOOstOOk County via Old
town, Bar Harbor, BuckspOrt, VancebOrO st,
stephen, st. Andrews, ST. John and al AroOs-
took County via VancebOrO, Halifax and the
froVlnces The Saturd az night train does not
connect to Belfast, Dexter Dover and Fox
erof, or beyond Bangor. excepting to Washing
ton County Il. r. and Bar Harbor.
l2.65 a. m. midnight. vt. Desert special for
Brunswick, connecting for R0cklandJ Angus
HarbOr.
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WHITE MOUNTAIN DIVISION.

$50 a. m For Brldgton. FayDans. Burling
Quebec, Montreal. Chicago st. Paul and Min
neapOis.
1.05 p. N. For Sebag0 Lake, Br dgton, Har-
rison, via rail and Sopgo River, North Conway,
Fabyans Lancaster, COlebrook Lunenburg,
ST. JOhnsbury, Newport
$50 p. m. For SeDagO Lake, Cornish BridQ-
ton North Conway and Bartlett Fabyans
LunenDurg st. Johnsbury, Montreal Toronto
and Chicago.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
720 a. IN. Paper train for Bangor. Bath. and
for ROckland excepIFerrY Transfer at Bath.
7-25 p. m. Paper Tain for Lewiston
$50 a. m. For Fabyans and intermediate
stations.
1886 p. m For Brunswick, Lewiston, Bath,
Augusta, WaterVille, Bangor and Bar HarbOr.
500 p. M. For Lewiston.
11.00 p. m. Night Express for all points.
II. 80 a. m. Mt. Desert special for Roc1land
Bangor and Bar Harbor.
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Leave Union Station for Biddeford, kit
terry, PoEtsmOuth, NevvburvDorf. SALEM.
Lynn, Boston, 200 a. M, 1916 D. M, arrive
Boston 5.57 a. n, 400 p. m. Leave Boston
I0r PORTLAND, 300 a. m. 100, 9.45 p ~, arrive
1910. 1915 p. M, 1910 midnight
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assaaa=HsaaI4|aHaaaaaiiI=sa HHaafaI
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

Toe Msfebans EschsnFt reports the folisnins
increment q vessels
sEArTLE- sailed AaaB %. ~ ~ CahwA7 Cas-
lie fe4 CAilan Arrives Apnl y. stFs PARALLELS
sHa fiff a SEATTLE frssn ~kAENaE
SAN francisco Arrived. ApfU q. 81 FRO
srcsse fson Tseasa la Sehesasr fran Psrt
gnu.hir ~ Stagthn ffrm Seasfis sasled. April
Is trnis wslsh 10 P1gt Aueciea ApfH 81 ~
Msftaswan. Cor Tscssne-
1AN FEpRo- s4nesl Aprn -. Caaiisnsrf faf
psss ragnsead ArnseA. AVrli p. Ne4ess. tFosn
iuaksls7 SAILED. Apfm % W ssFslett. Tor
rdRr GkMRIK Arrirss April - 81 corpss
from ssa padfe
PuKr TOWNSEND Passed ", AfaA %. -
r. 80 FaraGiau C4fg q @ssifis Haaas3 ~ n
a Va ~aHed. Apri - ST. Rsg1steI. ~ Cork taift
Arrived ArfN 81 sr a. raal
NEAH HAX ASH g Chest. wina easf SIS
rsnsa Passsa esl sasr sFbans. is 100 q Rss
b.aai ~ q ~ BE- sfFssis ilasef Atsmsea. ~
fs1Rr CREsCENr April % -elsaF }tfhf east
ataA Ta stftifs. bound in. tsrsF Hfsassf Hestad
-lt q hafk ia SOS - Taaams
wArnMA-ArftsF3 AgrN M sgh .egrsa ffom
a. Diego ah Must1w. frata san Fr5rs "a
If--5-.saH1f arvrf ~
@AN FnANyI 500 sFfssa,t. Ngsl g. sa Casgar
"a s-.~a Ssatfgs tt osr38suts5 ffcH %ssttte "a
T.rf = nusgtss frafa KAmsfrA
pORT TOWNSEND. arFa = ss Pal ssf "a
seattle 70
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ruiz SEATTLE MARKETS.

= nfs sna activity 80 the local markets
| p - ~ Indications q the actual hiisincH
= s..i aesasfd and oat-ide orders made Large
= sa4t.!,es "a hand But w1th an tlil8.
~ - rersiafd generally steady
&c ~ - ssst4e an the-y eafround vegetables are
| 49, q f5iecs an Eept steady ~ tAt even
- .errly aud & Mand A0praTnt Is 40
~ 49, product md il coming Ia iaFEef
-. aad seiIng At siaL@ ret box Rhubaih
|es&A 800 II Increased supplies sud ftili Eqing
~ house cacHmbefs, W Lake washing
! - are Is the magkat. selling as $40 per
ultsr eegflalige axe staple ana ulieAshtei-
/ ,s5.ias aefe more numerous to-day and Nefe
- q All So rhrg are ccmiag iu isfssr
.rd when local growers begin 20 PICK
- va fsl ioee4 sill, s
+sss.fr and esq market y nneanngeqt me
~ ~ Nss vahttg being stsh limited ~ supply,
ssrlsg eh;esns ale appearing Re larger guam
~ .,.s 4. TIE auotaton n the past two weeks.
tas1.ys ttsre y nothing in lDoal o. nearby con-
y !, .F.et prizes. The inct that the Eastern
- - fafen 81 & may Work a decline IN
~ fasrFat Il O. yet, inactive and prices
49, Whae Eastern manufacturers are re-
~ .farkea shaad And running with fun
ts.sf staiemeufs rsY he taken with some
FA am probability 81 thst the price viii
.Asnrh hoss mueh no ono can say. pfcsi-
~ ELECTION scar ususils produces 4 decline IN
- market lNIt there are Indications that
~ ~ an execution. dNst nov the market q
h tdeH .siss begin May s. line in4y Be given
Ii n. nssHship fifare ccufse ~ the market. but
- Nv pbo.e situation Is uncertain ~ wen
80 tiiiiss. pelts ard FINS ere unchanged
IA .slits to unusual feature
F*tsss efaia. h4y ard ieed pioduP1 continue
ste prices auotsd and bd fair 70 main
/, ~ present level, with no Indication Of a de-
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ssar ftsrf ve.ssa sa q asreeed afeaf fus aaA
'as-ssH esA@s avs IS ftru NmasAAa fesf Fist
.sry rrrss naakssa e srsn NsHs AisFA tnd Ass'af
49, -f 49, s1sfsrf ssssss eess ssssst saetrfsz fftz
~ 49, uIr - tsguss7Fsfilg stihtFs~7 f-s-s hsT
sfssisn So reEatFa saa ~ fiatsF m}3 te asH8Ne@
- "a aaas ra.mte8 re- HaiA hstf Vessel
N-t--sH ss h5srk slt s41ginS esef atafr issaI
rtatt vasstl ~ q ufh - rsg 1rr@s p tes "a
ssal e. saau rtgttrs have h@h asasa1ie@, Faf
-. 49, ritlsfser z whlrh aae assisr sin ~
Tf4s r-sias ssrr1s ths It's ~ iixhts sa& fas
..gra5s psstes rasn sEg rase 4 ~ Ia ana
- LIS z hrkeaas taa ha9ga Fscitf eostf. tkS, "
raso q
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NEW YORK.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. April % The stock market con
uined unsettled and hcstating tcdaY under the re
Ntfei Issue The gndtrtQne was distinctly firm
ana The carly portion u Weakness gave way %
slow and irregular upward movement, douttless due
n large part 20 the demand from the short interest
20 cover. The rates fdr loans on stocks this
iug on the floor indicated that the short interest
was quite large THE comparative interest q iron
and steel stock and the positive strength AZ mum
bit Il points prompted the covering of shorts aud
encouraged what slight buying for general account
There was Eager attentinu was fixed upon Amer
ilsn steel Wire All day IN favor of the session
g The cOmpary's executive committee, The move
meft ~ the stock was fegerish and common and
preferred often moved in contrary directions. a.
Equipments IN The company Aside from this contus-
ing manipulation, dealings IN the stock we're appsr
entity largely in the hands Of the room traders, who
circulated many ramors concerning the executive
committees The action was kept secret until after
the close u the market,
With this disturbing factor kept IN thcN cbgfound
a number Of favorable influences were Allowed 70
have play. The coaleis we're All notably strong on
favorable trade reports the soft coal well the
anthracite roads sharing the movement Tho local
traction stocks aud Sugar moved upward In decidedly
irregular manner and Texas n Pacific, Canadian
southern. New York Central aud PENNSYLVANIA were
also points q strength The god crop weather was
sustaining influence with the grain carving roads
Rumors still continue To circulate ot new railroad
combinations and u prospects 81 dividends on rail
Rad stocks, hut they have definite authority.
The banks assured ot an increase ia cash to-
uorruw having gained nearly 81 coo on suhreas-
ury operations and half million dollars on the
express movement with the interior There IS rather
more mystery than usual surrounding the item q
loans The liquidation indicates loan contraction,
but the declining scale Of interest rates has
prompted the hanks TO place a. large loans rs pcs
siile The prnccS Of ioaning sterling collateral
which has proceeded during the week. will uudoubt
cliy he reflected in the statement u aas been
In the sterling market during the week Actual
sterling rates advanced &c and posted rates 4c today
and are near the gold export point, though the
exports arr engaged in their usual wranEe an TO
Just what dEuro represents that poant Can money
was loaned low per cent today.
The bond market less active today and prices
we've well held Total sales par value, 81 9900oo
United States coupon declined ! and the IS In
the ma t,riee
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PURCHASING PRICES.

n. s1,owfnr prices arc being offered 70 the pro
- 4. M tsrsl dealers Tor delivery in round lotl
n ~ ;ssk ard 10 the ear ~ Seattle
| anta -0ats. siaaD barley sis9 wheat. chicken
IN nt 10ls8a; hrsn. $40 shorts, sll,
ar~pnsa sound Wnla; Eastern Washington
|sssks, s6ai7. aHsifa. 90 20 per ton.
~ Atfftif fresh ranch. i3afiic.
Rgssr~ Fresh ianeh. iaN 1eei creamery. 20c-
lN4f9 I.u chickens, l3e. live turkeys, he;
kssss isa seess i9o; ducks. S2Nai
i'm stock Choice beet CATTLE cows. hasfc; steers
LIZ r4eice theep. t4aac; good hogs, live. t1ci
~ dfesset 81 calves, dressed large. &c, small
1 ssifvs i've large ae. small g..
| hiss peiss snd wool Heavy sound salted steers
~ q iha ~ medium sound, per ID. &c. light
| va utdtf 81 lhs Sc. cows, sound. all weights
y ssass balls and oren. Sc. saited hips. 7lc;
L. ~ ~. s5c green hides Dc less than saited (;
n ksaev nef TO- i2ln drY ouila. one.ihird less;
Irns- deer, per H. &6s5e; winter deer dry. @s
y tapss3 Deer i3ei6e dr. elk. 9aioe; green ELK
In shscp relts lsea4l5o shaafhngat lsa 2sc
Eewa lWsshington VOID, sal2c; Western Wash.
spa veei se, dirlg or timber burned, l9alic;
~, sfiie.
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MARINE NEWS.

NANArNO-saiIed, April %. Bristol sud War
sela fos san Francisco
eNN FRANCISCO Arrived Apru . state
- c.i,f,r,,ia from Astoria str PtnsFess1. from
Tacoma ~ spartan sud Occidental, from Seattle
m Columbia from Tacoma, - Lew g Bufsesa.
ffnva Tacoma Sailed. Apni 20 sif 1itAniA, for
Nsnni,so. atr Matteawau. FOR Tacoma,
TI'pInw sailed. April -, h Alexander Nc.
sea Cart I0rgcnsen. fas Fnft biasaisF. 20 casn-
tJete cargo Tor FrremAutis. Australia.
HooUfAM sailed. April y. srh 0siiiis Ftnfd.
fyors Aberdeen for Hiio Arrived, AEad n str
Nsgrtufr from san FfaneScu, Tor Aberdeen
UOOTIAM sailed. April ~ sch Mar Wake.
mar from Aberdeen fev tiiie, "a I sch 1ranie
rhrliu from Haqusm. for Bristol hh7- Alssks
~ Cpqaile Bitsr from Hoaussm. fer sAa Fran.
rfnw
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SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT SATURDAY. APRIL II 1900

safs this week. foreign houses traded both WAYS,
ult outside interest lacking and scalpers
withdrew. Heavy Argentine shipments. perfect crop
cqnltl1is and lower cables prompted heavness most
q tue day. fri-es finally rallied. with steady,
lese net deslae. MAJ closed 72sc. july T2ic. Sep
tefnA9f H.
HoHs- STEADY
Nohee-optoHs Ciosei wesi AZ a decline q i56G5
points sales. 2 SO bags including MAJ G7s56 sle
Juiy s75ps.s5c. August CSC september. 6s5a6 CSC
SPOT Rio barely STEADY; Ne. invoice. g; No. :
iottiug SIC; mild. quiet: Cordoya. aaslic.
sugar-Raw. steady: refined. steady.
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LONDON. April ao.-wheat- Cargoes on passage
rather easier 81 lower carFoes Wails Waila IS "a
caFgues ofesou. os ca. English country markets.
easy.
LIVERPOOL. Anfil -Wheai-Quiet: No l
standard California e. 81 wheat and flour in Paris
weak French country markets. easy
NorH-spot. American mixed new. Is Id Futures
Guiet; May. 6 40 July r. lsd: September. g lid
Wheat No. California. G. ilda6s Sd No. l spring
northern. dun. 8. usd. Futures dull; April, nom
in8i May 6 81 July s. SD
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Money on call. 2a3 per cent last loans, per
cent. prime meTcautile paTsr AlG5 pcr cent ster-
ling exchange. strong with actual business IN bank
eIs hns At Siss demand and AZ asa sixty days
posted rates, SisiiafS and 81 ssia tss commercial
bnis s. ss3a4A. silver cetiineaies eota6l4e; haE sl
ter s9ir. Mexican dollars. use government bonds
.weak state bonds inactive. railroad bonds. ffn.
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CHICAGO MARK ETs.


CHICAGO. April n Wheat traders climbed into
the p az the opening q the ses1ion with their
concerning the value q wheat lowered from . quar-.
ter 50 = half cent This WAS due 10 the fact that
Argentina last week shipped 5Iso00 bushels that
csitcs were loacf and The weather conditions TO-
mhihed The fast friend of the crop iiayiug given
this exhibition neing awake The speculative trade
proceeded 20 sinmhcf Nosriy the whole session the
fluctuations were yegy narrow, The cash business
was fair i64e90 hushels here fas direct export New
Nuih pat che export demand at tbirty iosts and
Philadelphia reports thiftEHre loads. This mad
steadyHs influence. which held TO the end The
spread between MAY and iuls widowed to y sud
there considerable changing The crowd soid
May aud took july. while elevators. IN a moderate
way, reversed the Hrti1H MAY opened tasc lower.
al ,aAae54q ~ e3c advanced 10 Eaa 6sac and closed
IL down. ~ 9ale iuiy BEGAN the session X lower.
3, esmeasc 20 ease touched e6ie asd closed shaae
doNH. ~ 6sfe
"a corn f6e marte4 iareass belonged 70 the scalp
go Trade oplst ni.d aayraasa Fbe nrenina
was from l45e under yesterday closing figures hat
tbs clos, showed part Of thh rraovYfed May
fitset ~ a9sn. lNly katc depressed
The provision market weak and lower. sdarted
bf vuesn hclauSs She isHer grain market aad
lhIfi1afita 0pttide selling was feature May
pafk flQaed lae Down iule euatA Ihc l0sFpr Man
lani closed 1890 aalresss,i Iui l2tssise lower Ma4
MIA laeil2ic down. Jeij Naf1ic reduesl
Oats weak a maitcf ~ sympathy With oorn
and wheat May closed ic lowe4. lalY eloscd
shade lower
Tho leadiuE fut0rrs sanEed A. f0lIaps
a. n sItrIs 81.
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Address N. ]. s. 7. Co. Toledo. q,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.



A. RrIr1. - iri.s A " Mo.se Muskssoa
~ ~ -, nfNsn, $500 hsn'as. ~
80 ,.... A'''t'"r 80 y - $500 wa
= "a ~ ~. - -. 49, ~ 49, A.
:, e ss,ti.. Nfs SOS =. NAN"' o"
x '"e' A.
= $50, y..sa !. ,ss.,.'al. r.,
- ts - - ,t.e.F' 80 -
a. Z 500 s-,i.ss - 1as ,,.,fA
y go s%.ea. '"''aha
~, W. l"snN3 - . -
~" Aits'a,1 % We y Nelen. y y
80 4 - g,.,,,1t T., f,,.s, -
.sNs q uAAiA :" snhln ite''as
-" 500 ri hsNf'
=, ~ t~At fsNtsishh
~" iSseN NO :" v bsAfnsiTs.
. q. -. N -
= 1919 5~'"@ v . 4M Isf'*as
r n H.. Seu yes
IN. Dtlt.r
. Kalst Kteseti Mrs Nsgxh And fsriiiy.
W essTmaH GquF Nasfs fsia7aena
= 70 s;sphs.s Msnf 9 wsihs ls*a~s@
ps8eg sah. Aanfos MfF htshg 1idus7
a. " Lbseg raupe . & satih. o~sssis
J G paHainf. v ~ a. 4ssiHfs kietoFis
Ma ttaenins saa fau Ga GF4Ni 90
rttgfee ~s9 tfAn Mr. 9FsNi, 40
assTsn Fosiisfa q h~rns. arns
bS'7faaf hftfha 30 ~ ~ ~
n~-aIF ts~hta - +.
r lashetn. t1e ttnm NH cssaet 0sa ~
Mfs @Nlth fap sNslh N.s%
fassh Ira~tA. q Mefstsn ~ ts'
8r % "a Nais~ - Nh f1Hfs Nnttsisi 10
a .hsg1e1us MNa@ by htt
s. ~ fr@ stsssf Fws
, wsash he pien q tpsf see Frsn
The seattle.
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busy at the opening for ten minutes and then died
down until quite late. New York gave half hearted
support The close. however apathatic and
druopsnz Tiutcs were DAT % 81, English boaFs r.
nsufng ths3r campaign and saying that New York
was tired Il unfolding the stock There was talk
too Of new dscareIias Of uopper. Paris gAvs sup
port but the close was SIS
The bank bought EIs0ao pounds # gold ia German
coin. There was taxi Of gold shipments from New
York
Call money was less wanted. moderate
Que the hank was renewed and the bank did a small
discount business
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. April a0-Canadian Pacific. aa Union
Pacific preferred II Northern Pscisc preferred IS
Atchison z7s Grand Trunk. So Anaconda. 2. (;
Rands, 56B Bar silver, quiet lsd.
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PORTLAND. April % Most n the wheat buy
ers we're Indifferent today about quoting over SC
ier Nalls Walla hgt an occasional quotation II
sc was heard Fuf VALLEY Sc l. about the best
hslfe offered and biue4tcm is easy az 565ac A
tsd2et4en q g Der barrel has been made in a few
brauds q valley Hagr
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fannISG QUOTATIONS.


sugar. Flour mud Coffee.
sssn- Golden G. IN bib. iFasci extra G. In ibis.
VA. b~i Sugar B. l5a powdered. SIC; dry gfanu.
10 iais ia hbs, o. higher. cube. 1870;
~ q paituf Excellent. 0H. Hoyeifs A.
| fsiarniA brands, 81 corn msal yellow, sL65
. n M ~, 50 lNIb sacks. corn meal, white $40
| p ~ us 70 lqih saeks. baekWheat -four. pure.
" ~ rs 80 iglh sacks iArlna S.& ptf 10 lbs.
NJ saptai isriuA s. per 100 lbs, IN 5lh SACKS
Ah' sesu meal seilow $50 pgr bhl, ia Hlb
| ~ enA mesl whiie ~ 40 per hm 20 son sacks
s,ssssi Neaf pine $ ~ rs, ~. n gO-lh sacks
- sseo'. 4 gsT eti' q q, 500 saess steel cut
M W.. e o. "a eeeks. whole wheat hsnt. ss
tt " ssit mets; rye mesi. sfs per hbt IL
u tth. rn fsnfs ,6iiea oats. soi6 ssess.
~ p& estiirS ials
sH Costa Res rhulee per h. 1875 rae
sgt AshaeAlsE in ie74n eases. 'ef cwt. Ni Is
40 Ysiet ns4 oet SiFyk. %rA isss tieF rwt
|Assi.'a. OR tins pgE u eosc >.eks al Alden
II aaaass lioa. iooh sa@, %, slsN VA
Batter, Cheese, Egss and rcultry.
Eslsn Aaheb ne Rps fasey datfy In squares,
I'M Mehfisiea elsanistiss. i-lh aad ~ prints,
r. Eastern eftauleft -lNsAy
A~s Asusg wa.haslaa. sfioci Eastrrh. ma
AL skim eheest va ac
~ sutgtly sseaa eaaeh lstiao Eastern, is8i,c
$50 Bones ~Galhemia epme. iaaalSc: strained.
isssy I've shiespns, r,atss live tusssa. ne
nsta mistss, iisilati dagks. ssss per dozen
Nuts.
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neans. w. Hihelis 1855 nmab i2c
pzes1. iancY sUft sl4fN isr. aim luds No q IS
aNze w. pine. iaa hickory. fc. calaanuts per
~, sl.esinpta. e. lullaut, IA pcFSun, y
Hay, GrRta and reed.
kH~frtqs souua per tan suNi4 Esstcrn Wash.
" natas taRi8i alfalfa So
~ i,sliei sSaen
Es ~hah So uaebsd, So feed meal. pet
ssi Fesl. SO on ssas msai So wtt8llas.
WA 81 shelts, sl2l chopned feed. 81 gla.
= eFsid fsra 81
reuitry mood.
sass'alsa efsigs saclis sis teF tln sanula,sa
nkssiaa sme sm y, toa hallei csn $50 psf
N f0e,tFy hQA SIS .ef tom best meal
y ~ - ives ues 80 sc rsr In tsst
IN e. So tef 'e'ars 40 81 - ten
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Maximum Temperature. 90 degrees minimum, u
80 "a Trace II rain fell during pas, tNcuty GUl
h,s,,. Partly cioaiiy mostly Night uofti
wv" GEO n SALISBURY.
se.tion Drector. Weather BufeAa
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iIlIET AND TRADE REVIEW.


seasfic. Wash, ApFil p iaN
-. !. the SEATTLE. Tacoma. Spokane aHd
essliaa house. t.a4s were p-,
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Conditions of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON Aprl n--Todays statement q
the treasury balance In the general fund exclusive
II the $50 eo 900 reserve fund in the division Of
deniption shows available cash balance Sls2 sss l3i;
gold So. SOS $50.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. April -Wheat-Ilttle doing and
prices show no change. Bluestem. sc club. SIC
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GO 10 Spinning, Ias Second avenue. Tor
your bicycle repairing.
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS,
SAN FRANCISCO.
sterling Exchange.

SAN FRANCISCO April % Sterling on London.
sixty days, Nsii sterling London. sight Ss2.
Financial.
Silver bars Jssc MexiSan dollars, fsld4sc: drafts,
sight, iTic. telegraph. Ee