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EAST
rfgOUTH
—THBnron —
i*e£LK* >* w OBLEISB,
j&IT UKE CITY nid DKBfVEE.
* u via Northern Udm.
REDUCED RATES
* ftMcS From Brittle. 12:38 aooa.
""April I. ' U 17. 22. 27
* aU po;rsta in Japan. Chin*
*n to»a'- 4 i*-
a ORAH> M. Dlat. Paaa and
JZstAg*r< M First Av«bw. •♦attla.
F«* w m Pari fit Ave., Tacoma. W ash
* p ROGERS A««l Gen. Freight and
«L M*® 1 Portland. Or.
For Hawaii. B*»
AM|U|L moa, New 7.«alan4
Australia. B B.
Australia. to Vl<m*
> olulu. TuMdaf,
|Mw gfißTV}!)'- April 90th. at I
(OtiipCiUq wal sails from San
P Franrlaco for Ron*
Aaeki'tvl. Sylney. Thursday.
f!?*h IW7 at 2 p m T A Graham.
t0 Flrtt awnua Seattle; J. D.
12* * Bros. Co.. Ban Franctaoo.
XJ
isr
8
wjur- Bleeping <"ar«. Elegant Dining
drt, Touriat Sleeping Cara to St. Paul.
EHtip'" Duluth. Fargo, Grand
Mi Crooltaton, Winnipeg Helena and
&*. Cbi r 4**', Pl'itiadelphla. Washing
k Kew Tork. Roaton and all point*
y and South.
'» Hlnera' popular route to Roaaland
at *2 Kootenay [»otn ta.
TIMK BCHEDT7IJB.
In Effect March », lf«7.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTL.B
|«r Spokane. Roaa>and. St. Paul
mi Ea«: 4:00 p. m.
?w PortiatHl 12:2t) p. m
•fir Olympia fc:2u a. in.
•far Ora)«' Harbor ard South
B«Hi 12 :30 p. m.
FwTaccnja, 8:®» a. m.. 12.30; 4:00
*a! 7-00 p. m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
ftoa Sp-.'Kine. Koaaiand, St.
Pi». w.4 Kaat 2:30 p. m.
fr«e Portland 6:or> p. m.
<fn>a Olyoip'i «.«, p. m.
f".m Uray'a Harbor and South
B«3d 6;OE p. m.
f?sir T*«oma. lti.W a. rn., 3.30.
" »EuSSy axcept Sumiay All other* d»l.y.
TM» card subject to change without no
-8r»
tlrkela to Japan and China via
.V-"s*m Pacific Company,
pjr rate*. rou!«>* and other information
a., as or address
I. A. KADIS Alt,
General Agent. Beattla.
City Ticket Office, cor. ie3ler way and
l?r»: »venue.
Tlrltef Office, corner Western ar»
m* and Columbia street.
A. D CHARLTON.
Asalatant General Passenger Agent.
!fo ® Morrison street, corner Third.
Pan!**! Or.
I n i<:
--TO—
tel. Ie« ksmskt ond mi Points m
IM COllllllDlO.
Tke fchorte*! and Most Direct
Route to the
HIM IS KOOIIf
minn.
Tiklng In all the prtncljml mining cam; a
* route.
Through Parlor Car* dally between Se
*_{• fto Vinwiuvir, B. C.
»r»;n lenv.< •; attle dally, 9.00 a. nv:
& S i' m
a ' ur ilmle and North Bend
,*V** ®ee:tle dally < xc<-|»t Buuday at
I *P » . arrives, to.lo a. m
F. A. ALLEN,
o Freight & I'sss A*t.
PRick, Agent. I'nlon rtlaiion,
Q.R.BR
IM)
tj!?™ «t "•* -? ' e. Seattle to all
Li; i-,i - Pulliugn s*l
- ' ' r 4! *gj»
fv- ' t *r - are. ste*m h^at.
taL, , :i *"' 1 r t k.-<» to or from any
V,'.' 18 t; * 1 States, Canada or
»• B " avenue, Seattle;
r *-Ac »rsn-.e T\<-ctpi v
MANHOOD RESTORED®™"".;
HP em *■» J tanaw. Ft*-.* r*i»i*n.wf)qutefctrccrr; wi* •"!**-
■A\ ' Vi ** & ... «* or a.***-** i tiw «•«. ««!*••»• «•** ~
■ V JJt/ V v il li»njt«s r*- *'n «*• ?*'».«*- •- fc >.7 ■«» w*.iv
■ Jo\. - L_,. \ nfi.,-«•*» t.' ii*rrr. « ( !*%»«•» \ *•»-<*♦
I V f V T-Vi'i !V 11 >j>'l * *-i It-**** <3«r
I N-/ Vx_y
■ i P .. n . _ # K ( »rTgit I mManry* 1 I fIMMI tamu+w*. w*
■ *FTER J |»mll"-# ■»" «ry•t*rn"#«3®amiwMlU«fc
«1-P1«» > . .•-. n&»*w! V»r rrttt »•» t**«M «1-H
?--•• •
**to*.±xLi ******•**»*>** •° 4tm, ' m,mtm *
JSB*!L^s£S *""* W4 "
Q&zk! -a
irn^vrnrsrVjj, A |cE THEir^r-^
IkTy M , ; * '' .. , .- . „ru:r» ««-'"»»'•
JKSf/jf ..-;tJKhr; ■'■ v •".;" :.. r ri
Sr®o« £~~r i*iu» weak strong
J%r> 00..
.»»... _ TTrT_... mimwrnrt * lUwm Dru« Ok
TO COOK'S INLET,
ALASKA.
®y Alaska Commercial
Co.*# Metmer*.
Staaaser RERTHA (eav«a June«o »~
liia'y "l^h I*'Si 1 *'Si Aprt ' April aisj.
**/ May s»a and aeml-tsontnie
thtraaftar during tha season.
, 'j* partkmlara apply to
fist Ocaan Dock. Baau
C t) H - J RTOLTENBERG. Tlrfcet Axerr
Paclflc t aat S'eamahip Company aa
First Avenua. Seattla. wm^at »y. *4
EDWARD DE GROFF. Sitka. Alaska.
PRANK A- BRT>OKS. Juneau. At »«ha
Or ALASKA COMMERCIAL CO. B» inn.
•oma Straet. Ban Francisco.
FOR THE
Yukon River!
Tha steamer E*-eltlor apedaliy refltted
for traffic, will -all from San
Franciaco for the Yukon Gold Fields on
or about iuna sth. August S:k and Sep
tember sth
For passenger and freight rates apply ta
C H. I STOLTENBERG. Seattla
Fraftc COMMERCIAL CO.. San
MMf HUS S NUM. IfLSfld I FORI
SHOTRD. RED MOtiriUll RIILINTS.
Thm owly all rail raaia nlikast
*k«a»# of ears betweea Sptkaae,
Roialaad aad Relasa. Also betweea
Nelsaa and Hatalast.
DAILY EltKl'T K'XDAT.
Leava Arrtva
1:30 a. m. Spokane <1 30 p. m
W3W a. m R<>« land 3 & p m'
•00a. m Nelson 6.30 p. m
Clasa connectlona at Nelson with ateam
er for Kaalu and ail Ivootanay Laka
Pointa
Paa*f ngera for Kettle River and Bound
ary Creak connect at Marcus wun siaga
daily. _
ALL CLAasiCft OK XKX
ALL. OLAMB* OK MK\
ALL CLASMICt* OK MK\
t ALL CLASHES OK MKI
M f>llf Afj / ALL €-LA*aiCS OK
U I iH! (,11 « A, * Li rLA**K* or mk*
f, UUIUUr Al.l. ( LAMM OK *K\
ALL CLAME9 «»K »IK.\
ALL CLASSES OK MUX
AH classes and all conditions of men
become put-rile, weak, feeble, especially
if indulgen t* and exo-npee are continued
for long. The first sign may be called
prematura weakness. Thl* la easily dis
covered. but not so easily remedied. You
can't hit a man with a stick and cure
him. No; you must go to thf» true cause
or root of the trouble, and when you have
discovered this, then remove the cause
and you cure the Individual. For this
reason Hudyan Remedy treatment Is
piN*ii«ir*<l especially tor each and every
case. No one can Ktve you Hudyan,
therefore, hut the Hudyan Medical doc
tors. Hudyan cur«» premature w- ikness,
*j»ermatorrh.'«a. falling manhood and dis
eases and disabilities of men.
HI DYAX CI HEH AUSOH TELT.
WRITE FOR
HUDYAN CIRCULARS.
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦
Hudson Medical Institute
Mock ton. Market and Kills fits.,
JO-PAY Cl'RB - The sure cure for
10-PAY i't'RK—— your blood dlsor
*> PAY CURE— : d«-r Is the *»-dHy
J' PAY CT'RE cire It cures
& DAY CI RE whether In the
jo-PAY CI RE secoiulary or
Su-UAV CURE tertiary form.
Hudson Medical Institute
Rtoeklan, VirLn nnd Kills *(«..
»AN Fit IXI IM O, CAU
MADE ME A MAN
§AJAX TABI.ETS PtWrTIVEL* CTRB
Alt Neeew«M !H#an
ort luiotMirr X'Mtt . «9M*4
bj A' ua* so<t ofh*r I »<■> »!■ *is i tn-1t»
cr»t ltm« TA»v ■/«•'"* 'if nnH «urWy
tntvt* Uol Vitality in oid or Timsj *n i
fl' ■ man for «•<!?.b««inana or »wr h«
J»r»T»n« tnowriir ant <X>na«ni>«iiTn if
taken Ie Mm* Their n.« ohoa* tnii r\»»a
mmmt aa4 offiH'ta a CORK wbars all othara tall. In
»t*t oixm boring tha aanntna AJa* Tabid s 1 haj
hara *ara«! ih<>a**n t« enr* ron *• ri*a «
l«alts*a •Titian «uaraat«a to »!?■».« a far* in aarh raac
or raftiml tha n.ona* Hrt<-a OO an«» j* 1 .»« **««. or
ail fa«ka«as Itult lraa«ment for g2» mail, la
s>l*in »raM»r ut>on re<-eiii| of PTif». t iren'ar fra»
AJ AX REMEDY CO
•» 'fklwr- IM.
For ssle by Stewart * Holmes Prug
So., 70S Firs* avenue, and R. B. Leltheid.
trst and Marlon.
, _ tttc ai ia am ti pnfv >a>
<-i»*t Sr*riristorrti.ea
Imt u« « ' unnatural
a 1 rh..." r SSI ittOaaiata
mCV sat t>» •wtatara. ll>>a. ifrllattcjO or un -r»
Lal'msu »>«<« ti >U «<f B »f»t< I B
E . ..k\. **'•' 4
M nur ■■ •* 1- VT^*
set In rlsla wrartwr
■ f •
• t'irrviiar 1 1 on •*
■IAYE YOU
R * Jt- Haf»a. WfirM'OOlM
■ imiDl CO- set Waan«lrT»apl*M
Hi aiMka*. 11l- W °* (sp'ji
■si. Wane 1 esse leisS ta I*H
■7 »* <>t»- ioe-p«r- w««kfr»a^_J
m»e* A WIVES ( " c MOTHERS
r^rISEGURO
■ 'flß? 1 I •» a esicrtrss sc n
trim. I DO NOT LIVE IN IGNCPANCE
%2A3f WiLSEP SAFETY PACKET CO
p»<t» *0 53| k S T S ACHAMCNTf 1
IU gMMtI C A L .
only retlsMs female regulator
Heaer Falta sV>lil * * «ta Ot»
Hsiml 4e *>>r Woman'a Mtacnanl.
Km isiu.i X.228 » athtt.njsrK
THE SEATTLE POST-INTEI.LIGEXCER. TUESDAY. APRIL 11, 1897.
MARKETS AM) TRADE
„ Seat :1a April 11 189 C.
at tba £*«:Ue Tacoma ac 4
Portland ctoarlcg houses today vers:
_ . Cleapaec-a. Balancca.
s-attie «-.4.-*6 r. m as i»
M 452 *> r -W »
Port .and 2*. M <* 5-*.» »
THE SEATTLI MtHKETV
I'oultry and »«rir> ara elaaned out today.
The stxrks ban no* beat very h«*vy for
a *wk pMt and everything on hand goea
to fi H Alaskan or»l«-rt Dewier* are
what anxious for receipt*, m ttwra may bo
a shortage on the northern shipments an-
S***s relief cocnea tomorrow. Twelve cents
was being offefMi for eggs today and poul
trv S* up to fc- again.
The f\*tx market la much easier today
and prices have aiightJy d- lined. Stsair.cr
T<>t*»ka brought down M boaes of halibut
and toe «3>op Mommi Star came in with
about three >ona Thia he aa out greatly,
•»<• tha market wu barren Saturday. The
prl< e haa rorta dowt to and iV
The salmon on the Coiimbia riv
er haa r*rH opened a'ttpi'-t ij«iy, The run
•o far la vary ii#ht and flaheemen are
m joh Small a>ip;Jiee will i>«
reived here evary day froaa now on.
Tortay e quotations are f®7c.
Th«> <lerrmn»i for hay oortir.uea to run
well ahead of the and warehou*«j
ahow «ap Hghter every day The«
have be«*n a trm »h.,.m*nu In during the
j »«t day or eo, hut not enough to ea»o
the marked.
Jabklaf Qaalatloae.
The following are tha Jobbing quota
tiona of wholeaale dealers today:
■■Car, Flaar aa4 Cote*.
•ugar Oobbing>—Ooidea **C?' In bbla. x>er
lb. extra C." in bhla, per lb, 4S< - ;
dry granulated. In bbla, per lb. 5V cut*.
*Ve: powdered <\c; apot ca*h prirea.
Flour, etc. (3obbtna>—Pa ent
M 7». Novelty A, S4 M, Caiifomla bran K
fc 10, buckwheat flour, per bbl. ¥> *> P** r
cwt. «3 granam. per bhi. K». of
10-Ib aa -ka. 12.46 per cwt; rra flour, per
bbl, $4.50, or 10-lS aacka. &» p«r cwt;
rye meal, per bbl. Ha- per cwt. $2 4*>.
rolled oatt, per bbl. |4 2T^l:s; hominy, per
cwt SZU). cracked wheat, per cwt, $3
flaked whaat, S.7R par case; whoii wheat
flour, per cwt. 12.75; pear, barley. 1-JO-ff)
•a/ ka. 2fr-lh boxea, k-: apiit »eaa. per
HW-Tb eack*. «t»c; boxea. fc; fUra
■leal, yellow, 10a. C 75; SOa. «1 »: white.
10a li SB; sf;». fi«, flaked haminy. bb.a.
keg*. C I
PofTee (lobbin#) —Oreen—Mcx'ha. per Tb,
22c; Java, per lb, »c; Coata Rica, choice.
Per !fe. Jtic. Roaated —Arbuck'.e'a. In W-Ib
< aa«w, per cart. 214.15; 60-Th caaes. per cwt.
*l4 15; fc-Ih raaea. per cart. |l4 Java.
'Oth tlua. per lh aa'ka. 34c; Aden
Mocha. S7W. Caracola. 27t,t; Guatemala.
nr. irround cofTee Lion, 10us.
r.115; srtK. |14.26, 36*. 114 C.
Meats, Provisions and Fish*
Fresh M*si t* OobMngV—CbOl''« dresaed
p«r ft,, mutton. per !b;
pork, 6c per JT veui. So »er tt>.
Provisions (Jobbing)— Ham*, large l"\o;
bam*, small, Iliac; breakfast bacon. c;
arv unit wldes, «>*c.
Fresh Fish (Jobbing)—H&libut.
salmon. salmon trout, Se;
flounder*. *'»o4c; soles. IHc; rock cod. ic;
black bins sc; perch. stur
geon, mountain trout. 12SSIV?.
Batter, Chresf, K iki and Foaltry.
Butter—Ranch. 13C?15c; Ellensburg and
other W*»hln*tr>n cr^?merles, 2-Tb prints,
22c. lowa creamery. 21c.
Cheese UoDOina)-Nam* Washington,
lOGIIc.
r'-KK* (jobbing)— Fresh ranch. 13c.
Poultry (Jt*M>lng>—Cnlckens. $3<&3.50, or
10c live weight; ducks. per do*;
dr*s»o<l chickens. 12c: turkeys, HftlSc.
Vrgelalilri and Frail.
Potatoes (Jobbing) Native stork 513(|14;
Yskimas,
per lb. ,
Ve«t»tables <Jobblng)-~Qreen peas. 4'-§c
per lb; cauliflower. per dox; rhu
barb. 6c; asparagus. fcc; cabbages, Cali
fornia. $1 "»0 per owl; onions, new yellow,
per lb; white turnips, oOc per sack,
beets. «>c per sack: carrots. 40c;
ca.rrr. 2&4i«c p« r do*, lettuc«e, hothouse,
S.Jflflc per doi; green onions, 20c per dos.
Ore»*n Fruit i ,K»»>bin*»-- fancy
California. s3ijJl£, selects. S3; apples,
n<*w. Si.sfl£2 per box; bananas, $1 50412;
cranberries ft per bo*, or >9 per bbl.
Or»nges~-Jfarsla. fancy. chol«s,
12.7503; fancy seedlings. 12: choice, $1.50.
Uay. Uraia aad Feed.
H*r (jobbing)— Puget sound per
II «yll; Fastern Washington timothy,
14; rmxe«l, |;.yU; straw, $7; alfalfa. 111
#l2.
Oats (Jobbing)—#2l.
B*r!»y (jobbing)— Rolled or ground, per
ton. f».
Corn Whole. sl3; cracked, feed.
m« *1 $■ 20.
MllistuflTs (Jobbing)— Bran, per ton,
sl4. shorts, per ton, sl?®lf.
Feed (Jobhln*)—Chopped feed $17318 per
ton; middlings, per ton, s2l, oil cake
per ton $32.
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. 1 club, export. 80c: mi'Mnir. 82c; blue
vtem, expert, SIV. milling. 85e; Arm.
TACUMA WHE AT X AHKGT. •
TAfOMA April 12.-W>..-at-Club. ?sc;
biuwatem, >c.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTT»AND. April 12 -W>Mt Walla
AVaita. 7*#7sc; valley. T6o \vf bushel.
rORKIUX M IHKET*
Flnnnolal.
T/WDON. April 12.—Oonaol*. 112; »Uv«r.
N*KW TOHK. April 12 -Th- Evening
I'o-t's l<ontlo»J c*>»l«Krstn* today say*:
The stook market I* dull an ! depwvd
today. after a steady Kaffir
wfre flit on political rumor*. The stock
•xchanir* now view* the Eistem
ni"rt< seriously than hi'herto. «nd a mo
tion for a holiday on Saturday tu *t was
disposal today, to be flnailv considered
on WedneadaT, *h<-n 1f politic* are un
changed the hou«e will decMe to r-maln
ov>en This ha* not occurred on
Saturday for many years,
Foretirn s'ock« ckw«! better on «n im
pnv meni In the continental bO'ir*"*.
Gold l« in stror>ir ilnnnfl f »r Jspan and
the continent, over f< nnn N>ln* withdrawn
tndar from th» *nnk It Is reported thit
*o* .-re»*n« irrlvl"jf from Australia w
Ing melted for export It is he!lev»*l also,
th.it to protect Its store of bar p>l * th«
TVink of England may lower tfc<» price of
e**!«*« .
l»ndon dliwmint house* have further re
duced thHr deposit rates hv », T>er p«t.
no ■ «-nt t*nden>-r is toa-n-1 e««y ra>.«
for «hort monev. hut dotation* for lon*
dated !v»n* *re hardening
Xh* TNrW n- 1 Perlln markets w<re fla;,
hut better.
Tbr m'" *rd fmfl*f*»n exehan*.•« nt
Uvcrpoo! wjtl oh«ervi» t)»• holidays
» v a fr tw mlddsv T 1 - tiradsy A r>rtl
15. until the foUowtnir T«*sday April !*».
II r curt at tiff*. Gr*ln», E»«v
TJVBR POOI,, April 1? Wheat—No. 1
r . > y or'hern "prin*. »t«ady »t *« 2Sd-
Com-Am»rV» n rr, x 1 s;w new firm.
,t js» Niyl do oil r«»(b 2* 1• future*
• resdv. April. 2* *s*id; M \y. 2a "V, ! June.
2s *Hd
Flour- -St. Tjouls fancy winter, dull, at
*S|I *
t| <p#_At London. Pacific coast, dull, at
Ca«
mi p«%*ci»ro m\rki:ts.
nrrs4>tnlT« nt»d firslst.
«\V * pr" 1? F? jr
Family extras M TSU4 < baker*' rxtr -
ft Vrf» i «uprrfli»** l« S"H» * -vV
Wheat- !*hipp!rit tl for N--> 1 arj
fi 15t 4 f,>r eh.for kx-a! t;,£9i 27*,
milftr* tl i*r cental.
Bark-y
tt.iis -F*nr* «Mte f>r 'el tl T*;!.!
d to choice la tl 12«-<r! SJ" pi>f>r 1.
f~ r »i »%»! ia B irprl«-» t: W|i - •
v ' ok ft t - d -- , -
tr.«- tl '''» !
Pradaee Hrerlpm.
F>c ur. no a rter aack», lt.2«> *o «>res- •-
jy» rto w ashtßfton. 2_"-« sr v ■ »t. ccniaS
-11? barley evr.t V< T ft..' t», .v-nt
5.V; sack*. " potn* « ■ k.« 4
Or»-r- : ». catona. s» k« jt t~r.4'
•tacks J *IA middling sa« ks M"
• orts ~U s'raa tor.*. It. fiaxs«ed «.*. h.
« <oi. hswi, W6 do H<m«lal«, it r .
pi m- v-r ? « .juscksilver flas<» Sw * n
(Hiiori*. MwMR
Pmd*ee. Kr«lt«. Ele.
fV«d arsd \lli!«tv>flT«--ftran flJdi" •
>v>r W»r t■' «Ml)
• Ha# A'hr-it. a» .r. wh'■ •• »-
c>«t. rVM: Mt. PftM barlay. rlw. HiM.
h**t oar**-} t- *'J ■* aifaifa l > per t a,
flover, tfai"*. a;.v k. A w tu
ah'sat >• *tr»w -«r» i3^...
VagftaFMatoe* Earn Rol*. a t • ■„•
j**>r rtstlS. Bahna* - ;t; . •
t'bi'r rtver re*.*. <5.
c*mtai. Orepm Hurt»- -a*. ..i
nrsf 1?.; -T'-.* rk » *-•» * •" l*-tas«av.i
iturbank*. new
t.w l«rt>src f»«r pt»nn*l;
s■■ ITi }-* . oeless ch-»t-sa $;. ;
iii pax «aul, cat, li. , cu-
nirNffs. r-°r doaen; drie-J
54. Tc par pound: drlad okra,
i per pcosd. . ? c p«r pound,
ooamon aaparag-.:«. _ Ef: id p«r boa;
cVrtce aaparag-j- n grean
2Sa"-+~ pec poursd, 489 c per
poind. M««*t roer;at<je». fL4osiLsd per
he*: ma»sar»> ST- • : T: r*r be*.
t" per bo*: nav»! or
ar*e--' ISttaS 1 ; orarigea, aaedHaga "> SIX;
Mericat) limes J2..Wr4: common California
lemons. •ae#r pe: b- *: second Caiifomla
lemons. »: t&TiCj CaJifomia lem
»r.« C bananaa. f.f" per bunch; p'neap
t lea doaen. Smyrna figs. u£l4a
pound ds*e«. ~er pound
Bu^er— Fan r y creamery, aec
onds U0l!Hc; fancy dairy. sec
onds. i^Sc.
Cfteeaa— Faacv rr d new per pound;
fair to good. • California craam It)
ffllc; Toitng America, .fiac; Eastern.
24V; Wewern. IW-V-
E*sr*~Store ranch. l^H^Uo.
Poultry and Game—Liv* turkey *■»*>-
bkra t,-s|!<c per pound; do hens.
oi-i roasters. £ per dot«?n. j-ouug <lO.
V~r broilers, small,
D >-S" fryers t' Whens. t4ff-' ducks,
old. BCIK. do young. geee^.
SStIS per pair C s»<ftr,"l; pigeon*,
old. tI.SO. young tLT.'U2 38, hare, ,
rabbica, per dcaen.
Cloalna liaotattaaa
Whoat—lnactive: December. 11.11%.
Barley—lnactive: D»><<*mber. z 4 c.
Corn—Large yellow MtHHo.
Bran—California. per ton.
Wool and Hop*.
Wool—Spring: Choice foothill. WSI3e;
San Joaquin sia months. do year's
staple. mountain. Nevada, 10
Hops—Crop of I*9«. S#T2c per pound,
Flnaaeial.
Silver bars CV Drafts—Sight ...15
Ma. dols i Telegrapn .. .. lT l^
Mialua <*t«eka.
Alta * Julia 4
Alpha Con it* )n»tice 3
An lies 23. Kv.ntu.-k Con 4
Belcher 8T Lady Wash. Con.. ..
Beet A Belcher ~ Si Mono
Bodie Con Mount Diablo ..... ..
Bullion 11 Navajo
Bulwer Con lOccldental Con ... 15
Caledonia 12 Ophir 10$
Challenge Con ... 33!< Herman 5
Chouar IK Potosi CO
Coniidance 110 Savage .. 27
Con. CaL A Va ..l& rvoipion ..
Con. Imperial .... 1 Sierra Nevada .... 48
Con. New York .. . 'Silver Hill 1
Crown Point 14 Silvia- King
Exchequer 3 > nldb Con 2S
<3ould A. .. ST. Utah Ton 4
Grand Prise Veilow Jacket .... Ji
Halo Norcross. 93j
lew YORK M4KKBTI
Tke Stock Bickaage.
NEW YORK. April 12,-Wlth the excep
tion of a rally In pricea shortly after tha
decline at the opening, the course of prices
waj vtry generally downward today. The
tours*- of affairs in Southeast Europe waa
a potent factor in discouraging trading,
anil some private cable advices received
In the street painted a more alarming con
dition of affairs than was reflected from
the foreign exchanges.
The trend of the market downward
brought realizing sales in some of the
stocks that have enjoyed the greatest galnt
of late. This was notably true of Chicago
Gas, which rose \ after the opening, and
which subsequently declined IS on profit
taking, the sales reaching an aggregate of
J4.(>00 aharea. ami the market. Thd
recovered one-half of the loss The
local gas stocks were sold down with the
same purpose. Consolidate*! Gas losing l'«
ani Brooklyn I'nion l' : . American Siiirits.
common and pref. rred, also declined on
realising sales, the former 14 and the lat
ter V
Sugar secured an advantage of % in the
early rally, but a reduction of W; in the
price of reflned -nigijr aroused fear* for
t. v i" expected profits to the company from
imports of rsw sugar In anticipation of
the tariff, and this stock sol i off 1V». The
closing however, was practically un
changed.
Quite a notable center of depression In
the market wart Tennessee Coal and Iron,
which lost l 4 * on the report of a threatened
strike on account of a cut in wn*cs, grow
ing out of the continued low price of the
product
Holders of Western Fnlon stock seemed
to have nn e*»r!y Intimation of the coming
decision of the «uwvme court wMrh was
not announced until late In the day. and
which wis unfavorable to a contention
against the Bell Tale; hone Company ha t
for seven I years by the Western Fnlon.
Fauf were expressed Ny th<4 sellers that
the result would be Increased competition
njralnst the Western Fnlon by th* tele
phone company, and this bad the effect of
driving down the s*nek after an early
pain of U. Th!« seemed to open up a de
cline in the Goulds, extending to a point
in Mirhattin and a fortiori In the South
w stem railroads of this ownership. whlrU
h»i 1 sl'o to cor'erd w!'h some unfavor
able rcTK>rts of earnings for the first Wrfk
In April.
Althoturh the to»s! vopimet of dealings
was small, a survey of the list shows 4?
wis well distributed In small lots The
was w->ak at the lowest point In
moat ots"* and with fferifrnl net declines.
The bond market was eased off In sym
pathy with the devmwarl trerf In share
values bnt the Ir»«=e* were nmall front
Colorado Midland *rsts, which reacted %
per rent es comnsred w'th the previous
sales. The dealing* developed little
?> v ire ati 1 were ocnftne-l to •h f promi
nent Issues T T i<* were odd.
Government bonl* dlsnlavel a hardenlr*
fender' y on the flrs! fall h»jt later sagged
sliirhtly. The sales were HO,OOO.
Money end Esefcnnsre.
on call. easy at 1 v por cent ;
Inst Irm. IS p< r cent : clo«ed off. re<l at
11.. |m r o»nt; prime mrr .r.tlle ["per,
per cent; «terlln«r ex< hanee Arm wnh
ll I>-is!ness In blßkcnT Ml!* at St.FP*
'H # "H for demand Wi for
sixty day* po«t. d rate® $4 s*Vi©4 .87 for
demand and *4 SSff?4 *S's f>r sixty days;
rommr-r.Mul Mils S4 IS silver certificates,
bar sliver. G2\e.
Hnnilt.
PS 4s new i:t* 4 r. P Ist* of
4>> new coup. .IS4HID A R. O. 7a ...IIS
Five«. re* ....114 1 Four* ~ ....... f
Ff ve« roup . 11* I r>; !.1s £4'-4
Fours. r*g ... I'l ff a s. A. Ss.lOS
Fours, coup ..11 T*»' Seven* I^l
Two«. r*r .... *ViIH & T. Can. Sail"
Pi, *m of "95 . fi4 j <!>«« *... *3'4
Al« A . M K. T 1«t 4*.. *5
<*!" is* B I'M ! Socotd 4s Sfofc
Cli«« C !««> !Mu!. T'nion <s ..112
c., r r.»n«~r .. 100 !V T rv-r O "is.lll
T \ N»w Con. 4« v ' (Nor. p!.~. lsts ..IWH
Missouri 100 ] Secords
.N Car <* 1» « Fours srs*
Fours 102 IN W Consols .144
8 C. Son-Furl V 8 F deb. 's ..111
T**"> nevr set fla 70 iO R A N. 15u.,111
Hvm 10# I Fours «3P4
fhrwi .. ...... .. JH O W Ists ...111
Old *« IRf P~ul Con 7s. 144
Vs Centuries .. f-4 I C. A P. W r.« 11M4
I* 'e«-red 5 If? T. A TMOV* -0
Atchison 4s **'»'*♦ U A S.rr.fi 11*
P .-1 A . .. 4-VTtt r-«-. lata .. «•%
r m S <- Sla lO*-'*! «. 'o-Is . . lav,
S*o i{ n *« .... P Is's of •* IMH
1, A N* 4* Shore 4s ..lOT I^
atork On°t'"lon«.
A'rhlson 10 IV T A N. E .. T7
Adama F* 14* tOr' A \V««t .... 13*4
Alton A T. 11... 5« lOrw*on Imp .... .
Prefrrr#hl ... VIV lfl
*m#ri-an F* .111 U * TV N* 1«
Pal* A
Cftnaia Par .... «»S>lVorla. I>. A E.. S
Canada ftouth . 4*VPlt?*bur« I*2
C-ntral Pa<* .... * !Pullman Pal ....IS#
Ch*s A »»hto ... l«N.!R<"a.l!nir ....
Chi A M'on ...I*3 T»*r .. ..
C R A Q W*a Pr»f*rTßd
Cht."*Jfx) Gu ... R r, \V l>i
Con Oaa Pre?»rrM ?*
C c. C. A Bt. L#S*Rork Tsiund .... CP*
( ■ ! Coal A I .. N I- A S F Ist p .
,r Oil Cpr •-• "% i*' PtOl "?S
DHL A RM Pr»fTrcd 1®
Ivl. 1. A W 150 '«;» p.,;i a- Am c .«\
I> R G pr*. PrWerr-d 1S«
A C F
V -* flwßu«*r .HJ^j
fV>rr.-l . .. 2S 1 - f", nr Cnal A I . 2.1
IT- 3d .. T7\'T«-*a.« Pac *
Kit: Wayn* To! a O. C. pr*.
<lt Nor. pr* 11' n Pac 4"%
C A K 111 prp «** S F* *•
HockiOir Val ... SVbVih St A P 4\
Illinois v>n —.5- .. .. 11\
P: Paul * Dv 1« ••'•". :■*.¥ re F.x V»»
Kr A pr*» >\ T"rtl«>n ..
t. E A W«.! ... US ALE *«
jYf 4 ~ C ' rrr-* ...
Tj*k«* A: ?*?. IT
l.a«i* A X.i.-M.. »lO«» Ejoctria ... *A§
!. A V Albany S'V t.
M.«a con . . •'•••• «••». J A f ... f?*4
V*m A Cbantn. l» P-»?'Wl . ... §7
Misaoun IN - ... 15 T ' A A A NM. .
M n* A «'Rio.. » T 'S- 1. A KC. r i
Vaato. A <"hat .. « Pr»-f. -r. i l<n_
N.; ''oriaf* .. .. IRo R R 7\
--f •*» d ... JTV
N. J CVr.tr*! '•* \m "TN '.iivo ... 74».
!for. A W P" 14-. P- ''rr»d iflS
Scwrrh Am- Co.. *\'arr T A C. Co.
N-rl. Pac 14HCom Oab«« Co.. .
|*r»frrr«»l S'S» ?»•:*■*> r pr* 1 **~j
i' P AO IS > R AN pr* . 41
V. H pre *.VS A»r, ■s?*rl* l * Il*s
V A Riib *r ... I*S Pr*f»rr»d ...
;r, V i «4 !PC r * S-.t P4«
..144 |"ot Oil pr» ..... M*4
F:»f«rr«s , . .Ir-fr-* i.LS, A E-IJU.
N Y. ..
Tatal Ulh.
The total «!« of stocks today were 1* -
S?" shares. including.
Ani'itcu Sugar.. 2? >"*
Berimctta.. *.*«*
Chicas* Gas Trust 95- % *>
General Electric ♦
N* w York Central ♦.!■>
Reading »■»>
gt Paul t
T-. C. * I T.WB
Western Union &,?>'»>
New Jersey Central 1 jU9
Visible *upplle«.
The following is a statement of the vts
fble supply of era In la store and afloat on
Saturday. April ». a* complied by the
NVw York produce exchange:
Wheat. ST.TW.fIoO bushels. decrease, YO
bushels.
Com 24 f75 W bushels; decrease. S! MB
bushels.
Oats. iI.S-.OwJ bushels; decrease, 22? W
bushels.
Rye. 3.6*2,X0 bushels; decrease. 10.00#
bushels.
Barley, bushels; decrease. I(T\*o
bushels.
tirarral Qanfartoßi.
Flour—Receipts. 19.*4 barrels; exports.
IS barrels; nwre active and string on
the rise in wh.-at. without important
change in price; Minnesota patents. J3
*•5 O. do causers'. s*.£*£&.*); winter patents,
U 4%«4.»■
Wheat—Exports, l♦».«?* bushels spot in
active No. 2 red, 79c; No 3 hard winter.
Wjc. Options opened strong, closed mi%o
net higher. The advance was caused hv
active covering on war news, higher ca
bles; decreased English visible and had
crop news No. 2 red April closed T6\e;
May. 72 closed 74c.
Hops—Quiet.
Wool—Firm.
Petroleum—Quiet; Pennsylvania crude.
Steady; May. S7*»c bid.
Coffee—Closed steady, with price* 3WFW
points net advance; April. 7c; May. 6.96®7c.
Spot coffee: Rio. Quiet and steady; No, 7.
invoice, 7\ac; No. 1, jobbing. 7\e, mild,
weak.
Sugar—Raw. nominal, fair refining, Sc;
refined, steady.
Metal a.
Copper—Dull; brokers" price, $11.40; ex
change price. $11.50.
Pig Iron—Quiet, Southern. North
ern, lltl 10012.50.
Tin—Quiet, straits, slia*/l».So. plates,
quiet.
Spelter—Easier, domestic, s4.oi»i?4 !5.
Lead—Steady; brokers' price, $* 40, ex
change price. $3.3£583.37*».
CBICAUO XAHkKTI
Tl* Board of Trad*.
CHICAGO, April 12.-There was a fair
trj.de cuul moderat-.iy «. tive market in
wheat during ltin early hour*, but the in
ttreat Uu r«M.-*d considerable as the ses
sion advanced. The fueling was flnn.
with first sales at a trifle advance, ana
eucn raHied with more, weakened Ic,
rallied lVc. changed f»ome and closed IS
higher. The early strength was dim
to the advance ki Liverpool of Id, Berlin
iil-o coming higher.
There was a decrease on ocean passage
cf sBo,«C»> bushels and the weekly wor Hi's
shipments showed some reduction at 3.133.-
»aw bushels, against 4.540.tM> bushels last
week, and 4.M*>. *W bushel# a year ago. St.
Louis W4» stroiig and higher, and was ac
tive on tn > buying »iJe here and had con
siderable to do with the rally. The weath
er map showed more rain in Nebraska
and the Dakota*, and was looked upon as
unfavorable. \N hlle war possibilities were
not quite eo certain, there wu* a feeling
of ur;easine«« among shorts and many cov
ered. The favorable crop report was ap
parently not much of a factor, and sug
gested a crop of about 30C>.000,000 bushels.
Northwestern receipts were liberal. The
visible supply showed a decrease of iWfc.'i'O
bushels agaiudt a reduction of I,olk, 000
bushels la.-it year. Total Quantity now is
57,706.000 bushels, against W.X51.-W* bush
els one year back, and 70,j00,0u0 bushel*
two years ago.
Beerbohm cabled that Argentina was
asking for offers, but the trade was in
clined to discredit the same. The English
visible supply decreased 741,001) bushels.
Ad vies e« from the Northwest as to spring
seeding were rather bullish, reporting that
rain and floods would greatly delay the
same. Closing Liverpool cables quoted fu
tures \t*a l <*d higher. Crop idvlee* from
France were again unfavorable. Exports
were moderate.
The market advanced quickly later in
the day on covering by shorts, room trad
ers having sold quite freely on the previ
ous decline. St. Louis sold up sharply,
and this market followed. Flood reports
from the Northwest were apparently the
main factor. Th« market closed strong.
In corn, as in wheat, the shorts covered
freely, the dlose being higher.
Oats closed firmer.
In provisions the trade was fairly brisk
and prices higher.
Closing: Quotations.
Wheat—April, «7%c; May, «71»@68c.
Com—April. May. 24* c.
Oats—April. l«V»e; May, l«\e.
Fork—April, $£ •>«; M iy, 18 .V>'4|&.KVfc
Lard—April, H 2i. May, »4_27.
Short rin* April. $4.7«, M.»y. *4..*.
Bailey. 23<8*Jc.
Rye—3lc.
Flaxseed—72#i 3c.
Timothy— l 2.
Live Stock.
Cattle— Sale* were on a basis of
for very common dressed beef steers up to
for choice to prime cattle, bulk.
t4 &>96: etockers and feeders,
Prices being 13413.W up to Hiwy 150 for best
Hog The supply was ewsily of
at Ik? advance, sales ranging mtjUWM.
with the bulk going for W-lOtiLlft. The
market close«l weaker, after most ©I the
h.>irs had been taken.
Hheep—Prices ruled «tronger; common to
prime i«heep sold at S3 £ most of the
transactions being at
ferinx* mostly made up of the West®™
bmS l*mM V>M actively at/? y 'l.
of the fV-cks going at R o uu, for \\ est-
C -Cattle. 4.500; hogs. 16.0U).
sheej>. lambs. WO.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TrnnMrllnni M*««*e January 1 and
for Yr«trr«l®>'.
Real estate transactions «Inc« January
1 1537 are $1,007,110 *7. There were AIM
for record yesterday 17 d.ed*
$4 >65 So. Following: s» * ilst furnished *
the S-attl* Abstract Company, room 419
New York block: . _
J Eugen* Jordan. trustee W. J Spra
ker A P Keen® and H. C. Rollong to
Monev Cri k Mlnln* and
of Washington. Bla<~k CWef. H*«<£
ifusb.« Tt; Top. Ani-rl'-tn Fla*. East
district. April S.
vv 14*.i k #>t ux. to Emma Kin<-ftart.
..."fkiV *..«" b ir"„".
C. D AND E EATON'A ADD TO R^^ECNA
K Hsrnct* Krllv) nnd hus
band J li . by C. F. Bowman, attorney,
to OatharirM' R.mdolpb. lot 1. bloc* A.
Woodward's add March 22. u -
Watson C. S'julr* et ux to 1A llj.am K.
lota 5 and *. bloc k 2S. A A IVn
ny • add. lots 1 to t,
b'.wk l 1« t 17. bio k 1«, B<iu!r t * Fark add.
Wllltom N HUTCHINSON TO W FL 'J'fV
lota 5 and «In .RR, 1. LOT ». IN ACRR_L LOT.
3TO « !N ARR r 2 »II TN TRART 62 «!^T*
,drt
« harl**» L. <>*'■* -t u* to Martm Fortus.
lou. 14 and 15. b!o<k 11. lotaj* and ». Wock
fe lot U, block > W C. I. Co. s Knob Hill
a<ld. K« nt. April >. «2W . „ t .
Mary J Pavtson ard hu*r>ano Tracy to
J O Maxwell, trarr In sw of sec 1«. tp
•»r N| 1
Hern Sldebotham to Oeor*« Sldeboth-
SM nS »«*r l tp 2S, r«. »a< REA. r>rcember
*' "smithux to M C MH-lelland.
lots 4 to : b"*k 27. Commercial Street
a, j'»«.Th r "\v" 'tux to Horatio
Hathaway, lot 22 Wf* k 14 Renton Hill
a<ld. April 1. ct c. Si.
Waiter f J Ada Harry A and C«.djr V
Axtell ard A!»r* M Foun'aln to Elixa M
Axtell. K>t 7 block IX Eastern add. S- p
leratxr IS. 1 <"- 8-
WasblfiKt-'n NatJ nal bunk of S< ♦ft" to
M rt n M Or - w Id I *f-d 2. block S.
Randeirs add April 4 t'S*K
i>»-utseh to Tb'rwta I**uts h. part
H 1. Test r I> C.. May 4 1 <*#. SI
Shorff to Ike Uurt«, sw n« •*c 27. tp S.
r5. Aprs I V SM?. S4. . . .
J hn K! »>rniAn et ux. to Arlre* T.nn
g-rt n tot 11. bi x k 17. Graff*! Saiaton Bay
add TUIUr.I March 17. SI.
gU-4b E M i '«beth M anlJ . 'tthS.
Minor, by Jacoh Fartb. attorney to
Oeorr* Milton Tb'>mp».in. kits I ard 4.
bi.-xk 135 A A. tunny's Broadway add,
April 12. Si a" 0 .
\A" J. St.-pb**ns to H A. Stephen*, w >
tjact 7. all tracts and UL %>«l Seatt e
acre tracts, ne m> n« »k 2 tp 24. r l lota
« and 7. t -■ k IM> A A D-anya Pr «S
--war add t k4. Majrar's Ist ad'.. Moore
land lota 11 and 12 block 2. P tnt add. W
Seattle hinrk 1 Vachers lHv.si< a Oreen
add. blocks J» to 44 «2 to 44 and &
Wond's InvXmivn* Gr«*n laM*
Ai rii H. li- _____
Only t*»'•.•y-r*'.T++ h-mr*" run trw-m S*-
• - .« -a K.>— *b4 If ta*« ••'"♦ North
•ro P*viH« iir« Tfoa ***• »« a*T
b> MMatf tki» UM.
MARITIME RECORD.
FORECAST FOR TTBBTVAT.
Port'and. April 12, ISJT.
Fair west her . warmer.
V. 3 PFPARTVE.VT OF
Tt'RE. WEATHER BCREAU.
DAILT BfIXETIN.
Seattle. April _
f J f Win* | f
?3 » •
I I 2 ? f ?
™ i3a • *» Zm m i "»
PLACE. * * a I o i
I i i• !1 g, * ? :
It ;; !Sif ! I !
Seattle ... » 3s> «. MNW «} .» Clear
Pt. Angeles »> & Mi i NE Lti .*.*» Clear
Tauxxsb .... AIM H- NSv 12 fflfcClear
Ft. t'anby »» a«t N 12 .fc> Clear
Spokane ... A) » <£.. <m flw Ltj ,«Cloudy
Waiia W . AV*> U fc N Lt- .Cto; Clear
INjrtiand . » IS 74 74 XJ? .a^Clear
K»seburg 74 1* N 6 Clear
Eureka ....;#> 08. 72 a|W Lt Clear
H«d Biuff ..»*• m ->■ N L,t '"»* r.o.ir
San Fran ~».♦> 7s *• W > .(*♦ Clear
Wlnne iM fe* «; N* } 1® ; .•• Clear
Bsker City 3d », at) ae N'Wj ,MCl«ar
G. N. aAU.«BL'RT, Ot«srv«r.
Tides at Sesttle Harbor Today.
Ti.gh Ttda. l«ow Tlds.
a m ft. 9m ft m ft j> m ' ?t.
1.43; 11.21 l.lTj S.tii 7.««. •Ti "• 36; 4.1
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
l.Mj ?.9C♦.so} ~j."tt[i T 06, 4.7} 14_J.»
TO BE RAISED.
Mfsoibsat Mrs Uliesss Seattle-
TasoHa Matss.
Passenger rates between Seattle and
Tacoma wfTl undoubtedly bs raised in a
short Ume to the schedule In force before
the opposition of ths steamer Cricket,
since burned, made s general cut. A
meeting of steamboat men Interested In
this route was held yesterday afternoon
in the offiie of I. A. Nadeau, of the North
ern Pacific, and while no definite agree
ment was reached, the steamboat men
submitted an arrangement which will
probably be acceded to by the railroad
company. Ths absence of A. E. Charlton,
assistant general passenger agent of ths
Northern Pacific, prevented conclusive
action.
, The icticdult lubmltM by the w«im
hoat mpn waa a* follows: On the steam
prs Kingston and Flyer. 75 cents one way,
SI.SO round trip; itMß«r Multnomah, &0
cents one way, S3 cwita round trip; train,
>6 cents oue way, JLSO round trip.
The agitation of the last legislature over
the appointment of a railroad commis
sion may have an InflUMKt In withhold
ing the railroad from agreeing to a ralso
of rat.**. Some time the railroad
wished to raise rates and the steamboat
companies refused. The shoe la now on
the other foot, and W la the Northern Pa
cific which hesitates.
Those present at yesterday's meeting
were: I. A. Nadeau. o. O. Yerk*>*, Frank
W. Goodhue, L. B. 9e«iey. U. Satley. Capt.
WlUey and Fred H. Marvin.
tIOOBSirtLLT 4CCOMPLISHEO.
The Oregon Safely Entcra the Dork
at Port Orchard.
Tha docking of the battleship Oregon
was successfully accomplished at midnight
Sunday and the big fighting machine now
rest* clear of the water. No hitch or ac
cident of any kind occurred while the ahip
was being lifted Into the dry dock.
The work of cleaning her bottom and
painting will be concluded as early as pos
sible In order that the Oregon may leave
for San Francisco In time to participate In
the Decoration day exercinea. San Fran
cisco wishes to have aa many vessels In
the harbor on that day aa possible. It was
not originally Intended that the Oregon
should be there, but when the cruiser
Philadelphia was ordered away to Hawaii
the San Franciscan# petitioned for the
Oregon to replace her.
Dock Trial of tha (ioldrn <iat«*.
A dock trial of the new revenue tugboat
Golden Gnte mill occur thin mornln* be
tween K> o'clock and noon at the Moran
ship yards. The Golden Gate will bo tied
firmly to the dock and her engines set In
motion. Any irregularity In their action
will then be made manifest in a manner
a* (satisfactorily a* If she were moving
ahead. The dock test will be but prelim
inary, and according to Its aucce** or fail
ure the sailing date of the Golden Oat«
for Pan Francisco will be governed. If
successful, the revenue boat will probably
set sail for her regular trial passage In
a day or so. The return of Robert Moran.
who Is not expected from the East for a
week, will proliably not be waited for.
mvimm: ob«krv itiojii.
TATOOSH, April 11. «a. m -Barometer.
Sfi.'lO; clear; wind northeast. #5 miles. Out
ward. tup Se« I.ion. at p. m.: t". 8.
s'r Columbine, at K U ny, 4 p m.~ Barom
eter. XSS: clear; wind northeast, IS mile*.
NKAH BAV, April 12 S a. m -«' lear:
brisk northeast wind: tug Tyee In bay. 4
P m.—Clear; liaht northeast wind, tug
Tyee and I*. S str Columbine In bay.
PORT AVGELFS, April IZ.- »«. m. Ba
rometer. ant*; clear; wind east, rhree
miles; !<itrs M«*ic and Boyden at dock 4
p. m —Baronteter. *>.32. clear; wind east,
four miles: tug Magic In bay
CLALLAM BAY. April 12.—( p. m.—
Clear; calm.
MARr.lt; NEWS.
PORT TOWNSr.ND, April 12 -Arrived—
Br bk Alice A fr -rr Phanrhn! at
Royal Roads, awaltluir orders S>»ne«i
Sch IJlHebonne. from Hadlock for Vallejo,
Cal.
HOQUXAM. April U —Sailed—From Ho
rjulam. scbr ll HiU. for San Franciix o;
erhr Hanson, for Redondo. Ar
rived -Jptr Sunol. frfim San Franclaco, for
Cosmopolls
PAN FRASCIS<X», April 12 Arrived
April lt--br etr Gaello. from H'»n*liong:
str Rival, from Gray'a harbor; str Ocar
ina fr m Coos bay; Nor str Florida,
rwr irHire t»ay Pr «h Comllebank, from
T»eparttir» bay, hktn Eureka from Taco
ma; ech Jennie Thelln. from Gray's har
hor S'h Ivy. from «lray s harbor; e»-h
Lucy Petereon. from Columbia rlvt-r. Ar
rived April 12 Str trfu.-en. from Victoria;
atr Homer, from Cooe bay. Sailed April 11
Str rmatilla, for Victoria a« h K< ilpae.
from Taeorr a Cleared Art* IS-Str Co
lumbia from Astoria.
YOKOHAMA
Kh Director, from Victoria.
CALLAO April 4 Arrived—Ger ah Arl
adue, from Vancouver
The I mnillU'a I'mtms rr«.
RAN FR VN'^tS""O. Ar>"il 12,-Tbe ateam
shlp I'matlUa left for Puget aoun-1 today
with the foli<;w»n* paaaengera:
Seitt'e—P O'Docneil, Martlr If.
Ms thews. M's. <"asta*met»o. J. Van Boa
«-'k II Lew'" and w'e ' Roonl, H-<"y
Urn* n. W. Mr* Ma*r»rson. Mra.
Walk W. Froat and wife. John Noon,
Mrs Kittlngrr, Mrs. Catlen. Mm. Ilelm-
CWMt
V) F!eteh< r W ''.iarrg Harrison
Mt«a Street. Mi** Brewer. G. RHfttt and
wife Mia* Solomon. Mrs. Hanlev, Mr».
Ma'.''ng G. S»*?Hg and »on, J. liack- r, H.
i. y^ick.
T» e*-»ma- -G. "Word M- Ballen, F. Grant.
lirerntrg. Thomas Rteve#.
Port Townaeesd—J Bitrelow.
WtTl'R FROST SOTE*.
Or*r»«'.ur,d run to Taffrtna Bun
day In pl*r» ftf th« n yr.
TK* To**** wi!l •*!! for AU»1(» at •
0 ' l<«-k t'roorr-ir rr.omlft*
Strim>r T-tnpt* took owt a rar load of
pot*t<>#a ta*t r'cht fur Vaneoui mr.
Lv"*'* '*«" "ff tt-"
vayf «ar)f w«rot
out on h*r ran to Whatcom
Tomerrww u «t*am»T day at th«
4ork UaJla Wall* witl Mil
tor San Frandae® at I »»' k in tha m .rn-
Ir* aliis «f»atr.«bip Umatilla Sa duo to ar
rive daring tha day.
J*r>«ft«aa atawahlp ftakura M*ru «an»d
f r tha Orfa©t y*»tarday moraifti at C
o ei'v * PtM TOMirira waa ah'tard
ii« will »top off at Port Ar>*■• !** to await
th- arrivaJ of tha Tanahin Mini
FoUewlnr 1» a t!«t of tha r%
brought from AUaka by tha »t*arnaftlp
City ot Tcv* *a: ILm S£<id.-Una. N«u La*
more. Mrs A. C. Van Dorsn, Jesste Tshe
wsta. H. E Cutler. Mr*. A. Mcl.*llan. J.
L- Fort. Frank Martin, P. R Huff Mr.
end Mr*. t\ P. Shull. Helen
Shull. W. A Butt erfkld. T. Wit
*<■'- II A Bsimt. \V. Hecht, X Pat
terson, J Mcl v «nald, M:«s I* Melton. K.
Butler. E. A. Thorpe. A. Lilljitnuta H.
Hi'.! J F. Milowy, Fred Strrtm J. Mc-
Csully Mrs. J. cYndon, IJni* Morris, J.
C. Callbrauh, Miss M. Keatlag and four
teen second class.
W omlmm of Ikr World.
In pursuance with a neque««t from tha
■Retail Clerks' Association of this city.
S- sttie < imp. No. Woodmen of tho
World, at tta regular meeting oa Friday
evening !*»st appointed CVnsul Commander
J. S-hw:\b to represent the ramp on tho
committee for the Fourth of Juljr celebra
tion, with power to act tn conjunction
with the various committers appointedl
by the local oncsnixaticns flor the same
purjvse The R«t»i] Clerks* Association
being the pr*.me movers of the celebration,
a rr.» tnber of that body who was present
by request outlined some of the Ideas
which the clerks association will submit
to the general committee. The plan
seemed to meet with the approval "of all
the members present, and the Woodmen
of the World, who show their respect to
the country by displaying the stars ami
stripes over the presiding officer's station
at every meeting, will be feund active
workers In making the celebration a great
success.
As stated be tore. Seattle C*mp, No. <59.
continues to grow at a wonderful gwiti
With three camps in this city, this par
ticular camp never fails to add soma
ramsa to its roll at every meeting. Again
si* new applications were read on last
Friday evening. The Woodmen of tho
World are fortunate In securing the best
timber for their fcodges wherever they ex
ist. On many occasions newly Initiated
neighbors h«ve seen At to make special
mention of that fact, and the members
of the order take great pride in such com
pliments. a recommendation wMolt
touches each of them either directly or
Indirectly.
An Invitation Is extended to all Wood
men of Seattle to be present at nest Fri
day's meeting at Stevens halt Seattle
I'amp, No. S», will ha\*e an army of candi
dates who will try their luck in tho
wikhls. The £\>at. who h.is been sick from
overwork, will appear again before tho
members and will be stronger than ever
since he had that much needed r*st. Tho
members will not regret attending this
meeting, as it will be an especially Inter
esting one. The ampMfied form deg res
will be conferred on the n« w candidates,
and it Is desired that all Woodmen who
have not seen this beautiful n<w work bo
present and see it exemplified.
A number of neighU>r» of Seattle Camp.
No. »2». accompanied by their wives ami
sweethearts, attended a social dance at
Ballard given by HalUrd camp on Wed
nesday evening. April I. The neighbors
report a fine reception and excellent time
in general.
Chanrr for a Third Term.
Elisabeth Bmlth was arretted yesterday
morning by Officer Glasscock on chargo
of InstoM)'- She was txkeri to the county
jail to await Investigation.
The woman has UHMI twice discharged
from the asylum at Stellaooom as cured,
coming out the last time about threa year:*
ago. shortly after wtdch she was married
here. She was born tu Seattle, and for
acme time peddled apples on the streets.
She waa then known aa the "Seattle
apple girl."
UUTKL A KHIVA ML
THE I>l 1.1.E11.
n. Bro* n. Port Totrnsend.
W. A. Falrweather. Tacorn a.
Thomas Johnson. Victoria.
G. A. SchWarts. Olympla.
W. A. Majuckerw, Columbus, O.
E. Crookston. Mount Vernon.
Thomas Watson, Brledablik.
Miss May Smith, Tennessee.
Mrs. Morrison, Victoria.
Hector McCallum, Albln.
W. M. Hulbert, Snohomish.
A M. Springer. Snoht.mlsh.
William Andrews, Arlington.
THB NORTHERN.
E. L. Gaudette, New Whatcom.
John H. Condon. City.
A I>. Luke, Svrattton. Idaho.
Cajit. L. Wllley, Olympia.
J. 11. Parker, l>unnlng
M. J. I»rd. Port Townsend.
G W. Crockrtt, Portland, Wash.
M. M Hopkins Snoqualmle Fall*.
H. Adam*. Portland.
H. Flllis*. Olympia.
Mr*. H. Ellla, Olymrla.
8. O. Brown, Clear Lake.
T A Kennedy, Blaine.
H. G. Tuttle. Portland.
R. C. Htrtidwlck. City.
Tlmm»« Ramsey, Florance. With,
William 11. Veartle, Tacoma.
THE BUTLER.
William N. Barker, Tacoma.
J R. Hayden, t'iljr,
< h.irl« a Relchembach, Spokane.
F. Ft. T-amoreauj. Stevens Point, Wit.
J Reld Montreal. »
John Reld. Montreal.
>\ A. liartlett and wife. Port Townsend*
E. W. l>ou«rlass, Trov, N". Y.
A. M. Anderson. Spokane.
E. W. Porter. Watervtlle.
Mrs R. D. Attrldge, Port Ludlow.
Mrs Kra.uk T. Reld. Kingston.
George 8. Bstlty, Portla.no.
J. L. Hamburger, Chicago,
H. M Peyser, San Francisco.
Victor Staadfctker. Han Framlaco.
L. 11. Smith and wife, Lynden.
J. H. Irvine and wife. Sianwood.
J B. Reed, Portland.
<\ H. ruson. Tacoroa.
M. Hogan. Grand Rapid*.
V' W. Vallle, Portland.
W, H. Carletmt, Milwaukee.
George 11 Stevenson Vancouver, Wash.
R. RrurnhauKh. B»n Franclaco.
J M. Kepner, Chehalls.
F. Pe»?lbone. Falrhaven.
}?. Wilson and wife. Tacoma.
J If Beecher San Franclaco.
If. (}<>odm«un. Portland.
Ham J. Jx**b. Tacoma.
R E. Anderson. Tacoma
THE SEW ENGIaAND
IMve Wetherup, Seabeck.
E E. l>ay, Tacoma.
Howard Wilson, Opy.
I »»ve Call»*»n, City.
Th'tmi* Barker, Brooktvn. N. T.
T*f Heith. Pvrt Gamble.
\l I> Hunk. Tacoma.
W F Smith, Oak Harbor.
George iJ Clowe, Chl'fijro.
H 8 King Friday Harbor.
Mrs Oteman. City.
o»car S Hrown, Enumeisiw.
Capt. 11. Turner, steamer Alt*.
S A Bnoth. City. _
N l,*w»on. wife ant family. City.
<*harles I<ayt«P Olympia.
M Erick son. OSympla.
H. H. TbAle. Butte. Mmt.
THE STEVENS.
Miss Hazel Aahket. San Cat
J H. Gre-nwood. Georgetown, Pa,
M Manley. Tacoma.
I*. S Inanition, St. Paul
F W. «*bnr<"h<iuse, Spokane.
Dr. 8 H Walker. Buffalo.
C. C. Burgman. Snohomish.
Prof B. J Dillon. Walla Walla.
Ben F. Nudd. City.
Mrs E. C Million. Mount Vernon.
Misa F. Hlshop, Mount Vernon
II H. Callahan, City.
C. I). MH"?ure. Portland.
J U*t«, Tacoma.
M T Httchroek. Washington, D. t<
Oussle Maler, Whatcom.
Emllr Groaaman, Whatcom.
W B. Somer*. Chl'*a*o
Jam"# Pearl. Snohomish.
>( h Wontcr, Roslyn, Wash.
Fletcher Unn, Portland.
F l» Ur.Kha.rn. Tacoma.
John Barneeon. Port T -wr »»rd.
J F. Davl* and wife, Carbonado.
W. C. Campbell. Vaahon.
j S WaUUin. 0«y»*to.
C. E. Woodward. Granite Falla.
O. F. Warren, Halt I-»ke b'y,
o. A. Brown. Salt Lake ( iry.
If. 11. Joy. Tacoma.
A. C. CUarlton. Tacoma.
1 br»a«k *!«•
T>,« jiorth-W«*t»rn I.tna rompri»»* ori>f
s «u6 rrslOf p*r?«-< tiy quipped railway
tn 111 toot* lowa. Wtooaotn, Wlohtiran.
MSnnOAOta. North Dak >ta. South Dakota,
jttdruk* arid Wycour.*. It op«rat<wi th«
finaat trains in tha wvr l Tha m*r¥)c« f»
Chicago. ll:lw*uli** *'»'! *ll tho principal
HtJ«« of tha Kaat and S->uib«a*t cannot
t>* *ur:a»«*d. In«t»t on bavin* y„ur tl^kat
,14 "Tha North-W*» *rr. " r W, p&rkar.
C->Bi£narciai Agfcfct. «* Fttat avanua,
Ua
Caaipailtlaa.
W« ar« now <® <*o '-om^oa1t1o«
for tha trad# 'any roaaaura> In Noaparatl*
Mir.k-n. BrevWr and Uon* Prtmar. Batl*>
faction Call or addrata Poat-
Lc;e..»d«t «r. B«a(Ua. ,
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