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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
REVIEW OF MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks, Money, Exchange, Bonds. Grain,
Cotton, Provisions, Etc.
These Are Closing Sales
Each Day.

New York, Juno 29.-It took about
nfteen minutes of trading after the open
Ing OF the Stock Exchange this morning
stocks to continue the advance which
{ aroused the hopes of the bulls yesterday.
! They started off with a great show of
animation and a semblance OF strength.
2 Prices of Americans were up III LONDON,
but whether this symptom. was the re-
as openAto inference. AT all events the
advance in prices seemed TO be designed
for the benefit of the shorts. who We're
< anxious to cover after yesterdays rise.
The demand from this element was so
Literally fed TINT it made slight impress
i sion on prices, and after it was satisfied
Z the market became notably soft. The
movement afterwards WAS irreguarly
z downward on very small volume Of
a great many brokers left the street
nnd The market fell into Il condition of
lassitude that is so characteristic of the
season that 1t is called midsummer dull
i ness even when II occurs in other sea-
sons. The languid movement of prices
during the latter part OF the day was
largely governed by the fluctuations In
the wheat market, stocks hardening
slightly with the midday reaction in wheat
wheat rallied
Sugar and some of the professional
strength. Otherwise there was no strik-
ing feature in the market, and the closing
showed very small net changes ana ir-
regular, and uncertain fluctuations.
THE money market continued surpris-
ingly. quiet up. to the close, considering
+ that II is practically the last day to COM
pletc preparations for the sem-annual
disbursements of dividends and interest
which are the largest in the history OF
The country. Call. money was slightly
harder at the opening. but the rate was
not free from suspicion of manipulation
I in the interest of reaction in the stock
market.
1t is expected that the banks will show
IA small net loss in cash in tomorrow 5
statement, the estimated receipts from
the Interior not being sufficient to Offset
& the loss on sub-TreaSury operations. The
sales of withheld sterling bills during the
week has been accompanied by liquids
! ton of loans, which We're secured by the
sterling bills as collateral. Unless the
demand for the semi-annual settlement
has offset this loan contraction a de-
crease in the loan item Is. therefore. pro-
bable.
Bonds were in better demand than
stocks and prices We're higher. Total
sales par value, 81, 665 900.
N United States refunding rs, when is
sued, advanced Sc and the old As &c.
In the bid price. The total sales of stocks
We're 245,S00 shares.
5.2t.
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ESgaTe S al.

5 dwellings In the Atottu Block, Ghent
Three new houses, ~, III and 10 Ave-
nue. y. Atlantic City--;i bargain
-Four briefs houses on st. Paul street.
price S2.5uO.C0.
Store and dwelling and good business.
Moran avenue.
One house on Scott street. $4,000.
Wharf ard warehouse between Com
merce street ana Roanoke Dock
Vacant lots I'm all parts OF the city.
Valuable water front in BramblGton aG-
Joining y. * w i; X. Co
Valuable water front in Port smouth be-
tween Ferry DOCK and Navy Yard
80 Eute street
Hardy warehouse. Nivlson street.
Nos. Is and 20 Fool street
- Granny street.
22l York street.
l2S Butte street
loo ma III Brown avenue.
41S y DIRK street
80 Queen street.
Sii Bank street.
lJ9 High street
LOl Park avenue.
100 Eute street
70 York street.
422 and +ai Highland avenue
Dwelling &c Boush street.
Dwelling .9i lsute street.
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Homes For ALL.

Fell Phone 1914 s $. Phone 10
203 :. Reservoir ave. . rooms... $500
2i3 Chapel St. rooms ................ 1909
III Central ave, rooms .............. loo
90 orA Pace. rooms ................ l5.t0
~ Grace st, rooms Observation-Disclosures. 5000
-l4IA---t-a-,sith overwhelmingly, fttt'-
FlaIcu ............ .-.....-.. ........-. GOO
boarding house outfit for sale cheap
and easy terms. Centrally located.
al i8oush St, rooms .................. co.
10 T.. Claiborne ave, / rooms ........ 20 90
III bermuda ST.. Z ooms.............. ~ 90
40 Bute St. 4-rOoms Observation-Disclosures. 1900
fe2 Olncy road. . roomS............. 2150
80 dartmouth 81. Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
Gibbs avenue. rooms ................. l4.O0
l,0 Cove st, cor b'cnchurch ....... 2O01
Several houses Tor coiorcd tenants.
! Elm street. Observation-Disclosures. Sl5O1
lao tSrc~er strcci -ooWS............ 300
ll9 y. Park avenue. u rooms. ....... 2ac1
St3 Eousl 81. rooms $500. ....,.. 80 CO
Several gcad stores.
.S5 Cranky street ! rooms ra:
IHboic Place and Client Lots "a sncc.alty
Cottages 1T Virginia Leaca End Ocea3
View
. new houses at r.nmbert's Point. 1.S
llat1 AT 2S3 Church street
10th street. PAR: Place. !: rooms &C.. 500
:! North, rooms. ...................... 20. 90
90 !tute rooms.. ........................31 %
HOUSES lND Tors roK SALE IN IN
ALL PARTS or THE CITY.
MLrIITE x GO.
REAL EsFATE AND RENTAL AGENE
no. Il BANK ETREEr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Clos.


Cash quotations were as follows: IFlour
was steady: No. , spring wheat, 77I7llsc.:
No rcd, Sl;sGSSlsc.: No . corn. 426fi2atc.:
25c.; No. white. 2GIN29c.; No 8 white
26g26Ac Mess Pork. per barrel sll .70n
short ribs Sides doose5. SGe55l7.25; drv
sailed shoulders (boxed). 62ieIIc.: short
clear sides (boXed), S7501760 Whslley.
basis of high wines, $l.23. Sugars. cut
loaf, unchanged
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was firm; creameries. 1i@
l9c.; diaries, 1SlAM16lAc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
I NEW YORK pRopucE MARKEr.

New York, June 29--Flour. moderately
active at old prices but held somewhat
silJmer at the close winter patents 81 25sI
S65. Rye Flour, firm. Corn Meal, firm
!; rye, Irregular; No. Western, 65I5c. Bar
! ley, dull. Wheat. spot firm; No. red
Z f9lSe. Corn, spot firm; No =, 1850. Oats
aiI6t eteady; No. ., 29lec Reef. steady
Ont Meats, steady. Lard, stcndy; West
9ff steamed. sTI2M. Refined. quiet. Pork,
STEADY Eggs, steady; State and Pennsyl-
ft.ii,fa, at mark. l39tl5c. Butter, quiet
creamery, 1Tal20c Co6ce, Rio, steady
Mild, stoady, Sugar. raw, firm. Refined
: fti1a1.
coTToN seed OIL.
~ New York. .Iune 2a--o'otton Seed OIL
inactive and about steady ut Old prices;
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INI}UIT,S.
GROCERIES.

FLOUR = Market advancing; spring
wheat, patent. 50 lo' winter wheat, patent,
ft ter w heat choice siraEht, $$5: Winter
wheat, family. Si.25: winter wheat, fair 10
good grade; Of extra, $SS0g4l5: winter
" ME5Nij.~Pcr bag 100 lbs. SIPS; o. h.
90 ccsoirTEi advancing; Java, 2sQsoc.; La
primo. do. lOAdiIc. fair do. 92idl0tc.
ROASTED c0FEEE = - Ari .s: i fIa 3D. ID:
Ariosa. Sd-lb. cases, Sl27O: Lion i00-lb.
eases. Sil5O; Lion. 60-lb. cases. SLIGO
These New York /. o. b. prices subject
TO delivery conditions.
CEEEsE-smnl fun cream. 12c.
SUGAR--Advance oil grade Toe. per
hundred higher Cubes yI :, or pressed blocks,
barrels. GO; either in half barrels. addi-
tional per lG0-lbs.. 19c.: Graduated stand
Tnc zoos loose in barre5 $50 GranGated
lIinc loose in lO0-lb sacks. go: Granulat-
ed lib. and 5-lb. sacks, packed in bar
pe,S, OI pacl,ed IN cases GO; yellow No
s, very bright, go; Yellow No. ., nearly as
bright 80; yellow No. 10, very, good
20: Yellow No. II. fairly bright, 5.25.
SYRUPS AND NIOIASSES Market
(riner at the advance; syrup, good To
choiec. 2sG2ic.: lower grade syrup, 1592Oc !;
molasses, Porto Rico. 22nSoc
PROVISIONS.
BULK MEATS Market higher; rib
sides. =; bellies, Western heavy, S7.9j;
bellies Western lightweight, $S.2J.
HAMS-SuFar cured, l2Iac.
DRY S.ti.TED JOWLS-$5.G5.
PORK PIATES-S100
HAM PORI[-Ncw, $ii5o.
HAM POR<-Ncw. $li.O0
Pun h-llchers, in -tinrcaz- Sc .
compound tierccs, as TO brand GlEc; So
10. tubs and 5o-lb tins. &c. more.
WOOI-Unwashed he: bulky. TO 7c
less: washed wool. 25c.; black. l2i1c. to Ice
NiDES-G. s.. az; green. ca dry flint.
Il: dry salt. 1lIa; damaged. Z.
SALT FISH.
HERRING-Ncw North Carolina cut.
none; Eastern. barrels: $00; Potomac.
gross. none: muIlets, S0-lb. kegs. Si.Oo:
snots. 100-!b kegs. $50: mackerel, good
No . S90C0; white fish. new catch. 100 Ib
Kegs. none; SOLD. kegs. none: 7O-lb. Kegs,
none.
FRESH FISH.
Spots. per pound, &c. croakers, per
pound, ic.; taNlorS, per pound. 4Ijc. (;
shad. Toe, trout, Sc; shecphead. per
pound &c.
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. n. G.. June 29-Spirits tur-
peniine: steady, 42hGi2&c. Rosin steady
N.o5gl.l0 Crude turpcntinc. quiet. SLIGO
and SEQ. Tar, steady, $40.
Charleston. S. c.. June 2?-Turpcniinc.
market firm ut 42c. Rosin, firm and un-
changed.
Savannah, Ca. June 2a-splrits turpen-
tine. firm at 4Siac. Resin, quiet and I'M
changed
NOTE.--Turpentine yesterday, June 2S,
should have been firm at sac.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
NEW YORK MONEY MARKEr.

g New York, June 29,-.Money ON call easy
Prime mercantile paper, SMQ4H per cent
Sterling Exchange firm, then easier, with
for demand and at 4.SS2i for sixty days.
Posted rates, 4,silaG4.S5 aud 4,S7is: com,
nicrci0l bills, 4.S3aiSS'4: bar silver. CIi,:
silver certificates. dlSi9G25i Mexican dol
Jars. 4Sih. Government bonds. strong:
State bonds. inactive; railroad bonds
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

New Orleans. June 29.-Cotton futures
steady Juno. nominal. July. 1905 bid:
August $685. September S910S.9S: Octo-
Der, S.20GfS.40 November, S.2aHS.2 y; Deem
Der S2e4fS 80 January. S.22iS.23; Feb
ruary, S.2iiS,26; March, S2lGS.Z9
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
NORFOLK MARKETS.
For Grain, Hay, Groceries, Provis-
ions. &c.
Quotations ut Wholesale Prices, Unless
Otherwise Stated, and Prices Sub
jcct to E'luctuation in Market.
GRAIN. HAY AND RICE.

C9o8N-White corn. from store. Doc;
miXed d. corn, from stores, SSc. 90
ton. $500; midding $500 per ton.
HAY-No Timothy, hay. $3.50 mike, mixed
carload lots. No. ]. $3.50; No 2. $3.50;
mixed. $3.50.
MILLED RLCE---As to grades. 5,4969sc.
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
PEANurs-Markct dull; fancy, exc;
strictly prime, use; primo, 2h@23sc.; com
mon. 1iHG2c. Spanish. 92c. per bushel.
PllAS-Blackeye,nonc in market; black,
si.10 per bushcl-
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PoULTRY-Liye. steady; chickens. old,
fat 2lMSoc.; spring. l503oc.; ducks, mud,
EGGS.2uist At I2.ac per ,o dozen.
COUNTRY HANis--steady; Smithheld,
fancy. l3nI5c.: Virginia country, 1OGl2Iac.
good North Carolina. lo4l2l4c
POTATOES-Nor thern. new white, Sf.25
M250 per bag; new. Si50d200 per barrel;
sweets. Hayman, sl.75q2o0 per barrel; yell
NATIVE 1C;SXSpBAGE-s1. oo@l.25 per crate
IATOES-Crate, $l.50@2.oO.
.50ai.75 per box.
BERMUDA-Sl.75.
PEAS 50StI5c. per basket.
CUCUAIBERS-75c 100 perl box.
Observation-Disclosures lOGiec. per quart
BLACKBERRlES- 5Q7c. per quart
FRUITS.
APPLES-Vlrginia apples. none; North
crn. $3.50
LEMoNs-si ooai.5o pei. box.
EACHES-Cicorgia. $1.o044O0 per crate.
LiMES-Sl.o0 per basket.
PINEAPPLE S-GdSc.
BANANAS-Pcr bunch. Coo @sl.5o.
COCOANuTS-lO0 TO bag, S250d300.
CALIFORNIA ORANGES - Mcssina,
$3.50: seedlings, $500Q3.50 naVcls. SS004
400 per box.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot.
Ease, Il powder 10 be shaken into the
shoes. ii makes tight or new shoes feel
easy; gives instant relief to corns and
bunions. it's the greatest comfort dis
covery OF the age. Cures and prevents
swollen feet, blisters. callous and sore
spots Aliens foot ease Is certain cure
At all druggists and shoe stores 25c. Trial
package free Address. Allen 5. Olmsted.
lie Roy. n. y.
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CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Provisions
Lard. Short Ribs, &c.

Chicago. ILL.,. June 29.-Wheat was weak
early. but later, on Il better demand for
cash stun, less pressure from longs and
reports of damages to winter wheat, as
well aus further complaints from the
N T,I. Closing l.se; oyer ycsterday.
gust corn Il shade higher. Oats closed
isghc. down and provisions unchanged To
l1lsc. improved.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
nominal; primo

primo crude. barrels. nominal; prime
summer yellow. S6I36isc.
Butter grades, nominal: off summer yell
low, 3519q36c.: prime winter yellow 100
alc.. nominal; prime white, Acc. Prime
Meal, S25.O0-entirely nominal.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
TRUCK MRRKEr.

tBy Telegraph to vlrelnian- Pilot,
New York, June 29-Potatocs. quiet
Long Island, Sl.259i.I5; old common, 75c. q
Sl.00.
:, Cabbage. steady; Florida, per crate.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
BOND MARKET.

u. S. 2's refunding. registered 1900. lo27.
United States rs refnnding. coupon. 1o53s
United States 2s, registered .......... 100
United States rs, registered ........ 100
United States 3's, coupon ............ lOg
United States new As. registered 80. 1Si
Emitted States new as, coupon $500. 13i
fSUnited States old As, registered 80. lliik
United States old As coupon ....... ll5it
United States SIS, registered ......... l13
United States BIS, coupon ........... llS
District of Columbia 3-05'S ......... l2S
Virginia Centuries .......... ... 81
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

-. - w uDttSll go. 80.
7oM Wabash, pref. lIss
o TEAM and r. u - 81.
:. 50 Nv and l. IL, I'd
d 90 WIS. Central -, 10
..lssS EX. COMPANIES.
ef IS Adams Eek. .1l5
=. % American EN. ..15o
..l51 ~. S. EX. ....... 10
..l0iisWells Fargo .121
8 MISCELLANEOUS.
]. 16 Amer. Cot. Oil SO
..1l0lslA c o. pref. -. 81
LIS Amer. Mating 3
=. ltSs y, NJ, pref. 1850. Is
eff cole y $ and II -. 35A
=. los y S ana l., pref So
:. 8l4 Amer, Spirits -. ~
..ll9lslA. s.. pref. 80. II
:. - Am. Steel Hoop 1917
:. 3SAiA 5 IL, pref. -. Sc
.ll0IlA $ and w II. 3Ii4
!. LISA S ana w. Pre- 20
4. ~ Amer. Tin Plate 10
=. II a 4 +, pref. -. n
:. % Amer. Tobacco SOL
re IS Amer. Tob., pre- 12a
..2Nhl Anaconda NJ Q l0st
,h l4isI Brooklyn Il. ~. 81
64 lCol. Fuel and | 3liA
.lllh Con. Tobacco :. Il
:. l2% Con. Toh.. pref. 7Ga.
Il 4b99l Federal steel -. 81
re - Fed. Steel, pref. 6S3t
:. IS Gen. Electric LIZ
10 - Glucose Sugar E. -
Fl. 10 Glu. Sugar. pref IS
re 81, 81 Lnt'nl Paper =. 22l4
LIB Intn'l p. pref. "a
,.l2!M Lnclcde Gas 80. II
:. 3lI National Biscuit 2S
:. 40 Nat. Biscuit, pre- so
:: n04lNational Lead =. ~
Fl !O9i Nat. Lead. pref. %
- laSsi National Steel =. 2iit
e. Y Nat. Steel. pref. So
Ell % y. y. y. Il. .....12i
l955o North Amer. -. 1iss
:. 16Ni Pacific Coast -. 51ts
re 6S9slf G, list PREF. =. S5ia
et 50 u G. I'd pref. -. %
:. 691a Pa ciiic Mail 80. 2oiA
:. 81 Peoples Gas 60. 9jSt
:. 0ia Pressed Steel G. iih
:, Z. S. Car. pref. IS
:. 6bIa Pullman Pal. ...l79
=, Stand. II. ana II. &
:. 3l.fi Sugar $50. .....l1jM
, ". Sugar, pref. .....il55a
-. Tenn Coal ana ] Is
=. y q. $. Leather :. SIS
..ll0 III. y. L.. pref. =. 81
LII u. S. Rubber =. 2ia4
ITO u. S. r. pref. ~
=. 32ss West, Union -. -
:. 10a Third Avenue ..1lN
;. u lRepublic and $ i0i&
:. II X ] anna $. pref. 52ia
:. 30 +, & { and ST. J. Is
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PEANUTS AND PEAS

PEANUTS-Narkct dull: fancy, 2Mc.
strictly prime, use: primo, 2AI2ssc.; com
mon. 1i2l2c.; Spanish. 92c. per bushel.
81. 10 per buShcl
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BY the Norris Auction House. AZ nndg.i
washington ST., opposite City Market,
w. j. Halstead, Prop.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
Auction sALu% turunNnAys

By, the Norris Auction House, ~ and "A
""f"ilyvst9' ~ III "pposise CITY Market.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
SALT FISH.
FRESH FISH.

SPOTS. per pound, Sc; croakcrs, per
pound. &c; taylorS. per pound. 4Ijc.;
shad. Zoe; trout, Sc; sheephead per
pound. &c.
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BYRD, BALDWIN 6 CO.,
RENTAL AGENis. RN0NS - ANDss
uAODiNGfebS BUILDING,
GRANNY SkKEIE,
FOR RENT

DIV E!llNGS.
200 Granville. $500.
II Cecilia. 500.
la5 Reservoir. Sc.
House on Clark st,
Lamhcrt's Point. s
GS York. Sil.Gl.
~ Corprcw. $50.
10 Falkland. Sl2 20.
lt1 Bermuda. $500.
Jos Nclly. $50.
jig North. $3.50.
al Church, Sll.jO.
ROOMS,
72S Church, $50.
~ Church, $3.50.
81 Church. 1000.
jas Falkland, $3.50.
lis falkland. 500.
50 Mariner, - %.
fsS Frank. $500.
ia Frank, $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30

by Joseph Jones. Real Estate and General
Auctioneers, 10 Bank street
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
AUCTION SALES risIs Dax.

BY the Union Auction Co., General Auc.
ioneers. ST Bank ST. Morris Ts
Gross. Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-05

are straining every nerve TO secure legis-
lation of benefit to the district.
THE opinion held in the department Of
the interior is that the sixty foot roadway
does not apply on the Nome Beach. The
commissioner Of the land department holds
that It does but as the interior department
hold above the land department there will
be no open roadway on the beach.
THE military force at Cape. Nome will
consist of one regiment under Gen. Ran
DAN. with headquarters at St. Michael.
Gen. Randall will be here in a few days.
as viii also Adjt. Gen. Of the Department
W. p. Richardson. The troops viii be
scattered about at necessary points along
the Bering sea coast and win be adequate
to the needs OF the district.
'1ne Carter bill, generally speaking. is
satisfactory to the delegation 1t was nee
cessary to make some compromises.
Gov. Brady opposed the matter of a
congressional delegate from Alaska, and
It is not incorporated in the Carter bill.
The reason generally assigned for his ac-
ton is that there is al present a bill pend
ing, which will come up later on. making
the governor Of the district the delegate
to congress. This is the bill Gov. Brady
win support.
Senator Carter viii have the naming
Of at least one OF the Judges of Alaska.
and there IS little doubt but that Il will
20 to a Montana man. IL the bill goes
through as II now is. making three judges.
Carter will not name all of them. Every
officer in Alaska. however. with the ex-
ception of governor. will have 70 be reap
pointed Those holding offices at present
will probably be renamed. and in addition.
II the bill goes through. there viii be two
entirely new sets.
THE Puerto Rican bill Will. without a
doubt, pass the senate, as 1t has the
house. It is strictly party measure. The
president used his influence with the house
members who opposed Il. and Will, no
doubt. do the same thing in the senate,
as he is greatly interested in the meas
uyes"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-05
THIRD VESSEL LOADED.
supt. Trowbridge Says There L. No
Prospect of n settlement Of vnn-
couver Iongshoremen Strike

We have Just completed loading our
third vessel since the Inauguration OF the
Vancouver longshoremen's strike Surser-
intendent Trowhridge. Of the Pacific Coast
steamship Company. said yesterday. upon
his return from Vancouver The work
is not costing US an additional five-cent
piece, and II was never done moro expe-
ditiously. So far m We are concerned IL
matters little whether the strike is ended
or kept up. In fact We are Indifferent
To begin with. Il was not n question Of
paying the longshoremen more or less
wages. hat rather question whether we
should continue to manage our own blisi-
ness or turn 81 over TO the Vancouver
longshoremen. or course, we could not
let them run our affairs and because we
would not the longshorpmen chose 10 in
augurate the strike. That. I suppose. il
their privilege. and Il i ours 70 continue
10 superintend the loading 81 our ships
We are not violating any International
laws IN the matter OF employing labor al
Vancouver. as the strikers would have Il
appear The business - the company NJ
Vancouver Is most satisfactory. ana e.
erything l. running along rs smoothly a.
We could wish, Meanwhiis. the strike is
on with no apparent prospect 81 a settle
ment, as the Vancouver men seern -, In
their determination 20 keen q up"
Mr. Truwbridge took tho g 90 Northern
Pacific train last night for Portland
where ne viii hold a conference with "a
win Qoodali. Of san Francisco relative 10
railroad business. He VII return Tues
Gay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-05

friends In the South proceeded to wash
ington. where he has since been aiding
the Alaska delegation in It's work before
the various committees on Alaska laws
lie is now en- route TO Sitka, and will leave
IN Few days. Regarding the report that
ne is to form partnership with Judge c.
> johnson, he says there is no truth in
the report
The Lacey bill now pending considera-
ton VIII not pass congress The Alaska
delegation is not supporting II, and does
not want II. Neither do the steamship
companies, as has been the talk Their
prosperity rests in the prosperity OF the
country. and they are anxious only for
such legislation as will improve the con-
ditions OF the country. It is not fair to
divide the beach Claims up as proposed by
the Lacey bill, and II will not be done II
Is better far to leave Alaska placer mining
as II Is. and this will probably be the re-
suit after the defeat OF the Lacey bill
Should the bin become a law IL would
only be short time until all the beach
claims would be located, and there would
be nothing left. This is the opinion OF
the Alaska delegation in Washington Ii
may not be the opinion of the hired lobby
lists. but ] am speaking of the men who
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age, driving clear through the Prosper's
injured. NV
Both vessels had sought 10 land al their
respective wharyes, the Victorian at the
Iyier street dock and the Prosper at the
Union wharf The Victorian g5t abrea !.
Of her wharf first. followed by the Prosper,
which thought that the former was about
10 tie up, when as a matter of fact she
began backing and into the Prosper
An examination revealed that the Prosper
was not seriously injured so she sailed from
Port Townsend on schedule time coming
10 TINS city where her repairs will be male.
This will probably tie her up for A week
The Victorian continued her run rom
Victoria to Tacoma by way Of Seattle. She
was In command OF Capt. Clancy at the
time or the collision. Dodwel & Co.. arc
her operators.
The Prosper Il owned by the Thompson
Steamship Company. Capt. Mann is her
master. Oil.
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LANTERN LINES PULL OUT.
southcrn md Lake shore
shroads settle Fate OF Com
miaston Agreement.

NJ W. encouragement was given rail-
urket agents yesterday in their nght
"a Tax the anti-commsssion agreement
,as,ss resumption of the old plan OF
Mrhss was received here by wire that the
NhS.ash Lentral and the Lake Shore q
srss ssa southern railways had broken
ear., ayH we agreement. and would pay
49,. is'sssens for all business routed over
sr,s anes for the month on March
IA *. NruNn u iS said. breaks the leo
,sn's.s ssAst where the agreement was
49,, s.ssd 70 have strong hola. ana means
Ma positively that Il can no longer
,a.saaaonk Western lines II Il said the
sxs sion to enter into the aereement
~s',,s ss h 50 strong and In fact. never
on,sts.n sNe been done hai Il not been for
,Ss sSs s innacnce and arrangements made
eoss,,sVerN q westb0un1 trafie
rsn,,s. ,AsN aH lines conco4e that the
a. 49,, ,s.ha s been settled hy the uuiilnE out
"sse TWO strong Eastern lines.
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REPUBLICANS WILL RALLY ON THE EVE OF VICTORY

mr. Of Seattle
between FIRST and
NJ will
.ne evening Will be
1iermon W. Craven win j. T.
FISK Wagners First music
ana the Philippine
rau OF the united labor
Jerks Associations
nue. from 6emana hall
IL is the desire OF the
unuauon OF the
make IL MS DUTY to attend the o