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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-14

A Day ih the Life of the Infant Sow
er~ign Of Japan.

Very soon the exceedingly blue
blooeieti Lite gentleman who was born
King Of Spain will celebrate his third
birthday. The little naonarch'S life Is
very simple He rises at an early
hoav, ) hathesl. dressed and handes!
over 10 the vet nurse, who. in addition
10 the senai-FnsternAI duties which
there Is no ienser any necessity that
sae sbeuld faihEI. take- him out for
ssrIGgs ard Tears him n her arms az
s1ste ceremonies The nnr.e. Ras-
Danada. az night occupies bed
~ tae side OF the royal crso.
Directly the King Is dressed
he y taken re- his nzoxher. who ssl-
patiently awaits his @sravat. lie l.
ss1sgs tlases pEvsens az ssse eAFis gsl0rn-
Iiss a9laiHness 10 ministers and saesu-
fserS ~ sle al family. Hi G4woYite
asagse 11eSl While Qaeen Ah-1stsnA 4
thus ocrssptsa = 10 dram snssa -
table @sth EiS ehnbay isssse ngrrs.
s-as Hnussssa Is f4ssasal Creature. and
y assG.sss = fosass 81 hss ehar.e s. ths,
gsleea herscss uEssa ore ssssss.i.e,1 !
ssrat lazy ~3sAsss 20 see the King. n
Inc queen accom- saAnseSs her = slse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-14
PORT TOWNSEND NEWS.
The Railroad kiEht-sf Way fsase-
bali Gtab~fhe eosssea.

foAf TOWNSEND, March Is The r,ast
TOWNSEND essashcFa railway to tAv staE
cut totce az men o. ssware The bafsnf,.s ~
TIE tisatoi way needgsi Tor earnsnt{1n
with The NartAeFa Pacific t.cleu chekRiss
The Port Townsend BASEBALL eluh wa&
organized io ntshk Following are ths ~.
nesfs. 6. +. Msiisr. president F.lwar,t
ffhha2ss treasurer AenFv Ryaskss.,
captain G. W. LAnE. maaasrE. Ther IN
vito shasseagcS from suy club aa tbs
sound tsg any amount xaesss mesa 49, -
TIE cub are ED professionals. fse a.
whuse have played Isl lvsgHe rlalss
Ira Lssosrsl. ettx saFsvyog. whfs was "a,
Gently sent 70 SteisScNera, eas sallY rss,..y.
essd and returns here Monday.
Tear foNNsxNp. Marcia ls.@Am TIA
STOCK OF shc Fort Townsend aud Narsh
western Nagnssl College has h<ea Ssn.
srrftseu Sass paid up and the esslegs MI
pesau Us initial terEa March - rae ssr.
sices ~ leot W. W Fetser. A r.. AZ ex,
pefieaceti OHIO e<seessos. have hspxs sararp,s
- principal sac ssercssfal inauguration,
OF tnis institution 4 aae 60 q haiI.ssozcu
pneiss spsftssd esfiscfss = 10 have wpEkess
VIII uahs<esssg sesi FOR its establishments.
Auss y Wiz sV s'sssSssSs fFesa is tacx4tion
noeS question. Toe facasss@, ia f~ass.t ~
accessibility and grsga sas.sgs, ,aslf,ss
scenery, is.ansnrFassca
Following are the ssasieze-< pre.s.s..rr
Dr. z. W. Hgass secretary. MszrSn ssssT.,ii
tfeasssvF. Harry X AorExs: tsasssss.s. 4. N
hunt, A. +. AerSaa. Iahn i. ssasas.Asp
n hastiuke anss u, " S5sscA
toe grading cf Nsfrr street fssrsz ss.,.s-.r
way, viii ware eosnpletssi sanse two ssss.sh :
nents, make u she asa5tssa4ssxt 1sssxts.sgSs
S1Vst Of AIRY city GA tAss s4aQsd
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sNosoaisn NEWS.
View Sehsssis - BE Katis Tas - L.
= = = Junction

sNosoassH. March Is Work on
tEe construction ~ e. wiGbssr'< asw
hFick stare wsll b. .sesua At anee. The
building aeN osxslpissl Nv him wiis hs
removed across the street.
Tho Sea- az this city. has purehsSs~l
: TssN Campbell 2saaSF pgsSs ans! wlsl
fv ; much enlarged sheet.
Itse pev~esst pasiss sShtsal bail ssas~
= hEeh have aeen : ssiseFac. ~ ka3 te4 5
for . nHsa6sr Of Years. are. as laSt. g.
X "a Sc t7sEsa an1 ~ szcssi av ase
isFse sn8 ornamental xtrla.sytres
ss'Aoas having Chased lass Friday ssar
asses pargNsss
seNhAsastsA FsSsI'ae REe At present
astsb sakst1 ~ tase consideration IL
tsts .ssgs.ea s. e. hsszses ssss sssssss
NA ~ a8.ssse the suessoa az tG.s
ssAsstr, 1-ase shase .s.s Ezssergs gais.
sssa3 ssY IS Nsss fEss tie ~ es.ssss IS
pas. A}ss Az &c aiyrsa ss psaf@r 49,
ss~stu. - ess-slsse ass wssA tA4 Fass Fsas
gsssssS asss ~sfss that Vrt Sss ssew
y considerable snazs Is tEe ssssg
sa fiassAess Eesn s. as,fsss
hssA i&s wsii rsssgasa. a an essss.
sfs te soessszsFakSsa OF enlarged
sstt4e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-14

Lease OF sas Colony Mil = Game
Abundant New Schooner.
PoKT ANGELES. March l3.-Ihe lease
OF the Colony mill has been signed and
the new firm viii take charge On April
l. Messrs. Reed 4 WoosifiH viii make
considerable changes in the mill, in
cFeasfng its capacity greatly The
present nil hands VIII De enplosea
by them. and residents OF the toxin
viii he given employ nlens in prefer
erce 20 oufsiiers.
Elk and deer are reported TO be
quite plenty IN the hills back OF town.
Six deer were seen on Morseis creek
one day last week
Piles are still being driven az the
west end OF Port Angeles. but inside Of
iow water mark. The oyster beds be-
ing outside of that line. no conflict is
expected.
The town < crowded with visitors.
A large number Of buildings are In
course of construction. aud lumber Is
being hauled for new ones on the hill
and ar the west er.d.
The steam schooner Angeles is near
ing completion. Ii Is expected that
she viii be ready to run on Che route
between Port Angeles and Seattle by
Nav
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\ 5000 GOO aer. Farm.
Aansss tsfy Times,


last evening Mr. Edgar Holmes
Ross. Mr., Ernest Inman ard Mr.. c.
L. Wheeler let for their Santa cata-
Ina tract in Durango. Mexico.
Two years ago Mr.. Rncs. who wns
travelling IN NexsCe. learned that the
Santa CStsana property WAS for sale.
lie secured eR option, sfsd. going 10
t@isgSAIiti, ssaecees;ets Ia forming a svis-
'ise2se ter TIE purchase 81 the . 90 $50
ssfFsss- Is Is proposed H. the owners
10 eater llpefa the bsSIne.s Of farming
ca Asl salimitee srale. The sfssericaa
Mems beers e yne synsleate are senator
kAFMe0 og Illinois and Mv. Wheeler
81 fl.lS cltY Mr.. Imam. tAs fseati az
TIE organization. usAs recSafly man,
aye as TIE lauaaa ire 81 tea naers
Large p@res1 aSe~ ~ seeds. negsctglt IA
inin.esslenis, naacAinerg apa hlepo led
sss&S Rare tses4 sassse, ana have
asFtassy been stippes D. she Ssseue -
ssrst8enS.
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Tie makers, Ice and &c apiece.
Land elearers. e. day.
Servant girls. 80 - go.
General emplay,eeEsS - AVS an aaua
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ELLENsmuRo NEWS.
kssutas Crops Mad. safe by Rain
Tho Railroad Hunu..

kllfNsnnEo, March ia.--Tho heavy rain
last hight Was .nyfeiiY reeeiyea hy farm
erss II making bic crop this yeaf an as.
sufea TACT which was causing them samc
unsssiisess Gu sceunnt of tue small amount
OF SNOW IN The mountain 10 stiunlv sh,e
STREAMS for irrigation.
Tue railroad committee hexsu work THIS
morning. naestfaE with greaF sugssss4. ana
ssseeeediug IN raiitig So go as ths, fss,,it ~
TIE bfss day : lahcs isr the hsfns IA the new
rcaa, ms y very gratifying and snesnr.
aging. The easniatifsc say thsy viii 49,
no tEonbls ia raising The necessary an,.sgl,,t
Among tse real estate transfers s.s-ssay
Wilson and AgstH sold J G. lloYa, a rari
tsaist Of Town, haxssu feet oia the ssas,lh ste
OF Third street., the consideration tsiwr
teWq. Lloyd also purchased ae lees al
Jsiaslsg shr 20 fest nov ewnesi by him cor.
uer of Third saa fins sfFs's,fs. the g,1sssls3sr
Alton being Sssxe. ana afli esaild NJ s5nee =
two. stssy hfies SOFIA
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bsnk pxa1snx x<esszos ~ ssse general land
s<srk A. II Hpw goes, s1xs& parties iSss
k<a rsaie ~ 1ser t1e SosEa spu1kry via
shs skzas piece Of E<jp- a rsztzx ~ tfszz
kaza uszEs1 % ngA1 sf<h nisay filings
1ezz SAFE eas cf&ee r1ssea sxnzIbse. ~ pss-
fsex wnHsd MOI eA-s 80 paf nsyeh nsansT IN
czeeE - thsx kind
ss...ss< Tn4y. as4stos ~ Cz2fAm couatx.
"a ii ksan sor medical attenk@xzee- He Izz-
tzrad ais hGad and i vas rspnrssa thai
ernrus2tt1n xcssi6 be necessary lie -
Doe gE8 fair var 70 fecuvsry. y. j. Ward
~ acting - tspa3sy ks9ftor caring ms dis
sEtIlxy
Mrx cAs<sss HlIsz8ras. Of fsvesseaf hzs
sssed yesterday ef 2cete rfseasnxtisEs. 81
feessssw fsr heart Asse sad bseu as1fag but
: eserg tine.
Sir. r. T. Hars. sovsaEzIy eseaafg eozn nass
slvaef from Crescent Eag r<scf1et. sset
with a skFfozss accident Izxs wsrk a log
ruled On blsn. eTyEsEsng his leg aEd scalp
lag hls <e2d- Has Fare was also badly cuf.
IL n n0N ssyosse1 ~ iasDsBvsag
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Licentious Chinaman Fatal
" Cut BY q Father.
TINE WHITE nuEDEE TRIAL
xaisrshare Railroad subsidy Pori
Tov.ss.d soashsrn Eisht 81 Way
--shestsnx ~ Esssyp.

ru. Msrcss fs.-x. s Tnsms@Sn. isv-
Ing near George Dixen.s iogzing camp
came into town fessy ard sBrreEsiesess
hfmsrH Tbs Chinese cook ~ JaxDn's
~~un hsa besn taking liberties With
sr5rx.,au~0a'x children Tsessxy. ggl1le
Ty,oxas~ou was IL sown. On bis return hls
vafe Informed MIN ef what the ekfnaman
hsd dose. Thompson st osice went 70 the
cabin where the ChinAnssa was 81 work
ara ATTACKED him with an AZ. The China
msn defxutsA himself with q knife. bat
Thorapson quickly syerpowered lin and
rsxe him slssh thai cat fhrousis sonf
r4f1 ana Jssd hss chest open, AMI be viii
eer<esnly die. If moi dead already. Public
sentiment IL wish ThcmFson. on account
Of the proyoeatign for the deed
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'rnnsr FRoa MOVING TRAINS.
ua~ Nnsnsa and Chiiirea steal Coal
Ia the sehusikIii valley.

tnksssaeipEiA Record.
Nany q The poorer class az neoale
living IN the Sstuyikil valley. living
alonE the main lire OF she philadel-
phis railroad have reversed the gen.
eral reie, and have for some time fast
l,cea yebbing the big corporations, in.
stead at allowing Fhn his corporations
81 Fou them. They have accomplished
thse apparent imposSihllity by syssenl-
atcalsv stealing coal froms the long
trans walch come down over the
Reading road from she anthrArSse re-
gt0us every day. TIE drpsc..ations
are mostly coga1nitsot by somen and
the cider children al the families OF
islsaFine men residing along the river
atak VA tse Vicinity es Mauayank,
fhHnlxville. Reading ard ether
so@us, aiad the nseshoa Of procedure *
a startling noveIty ian the piiseFins line.
DC wosuen take hong poles. such Is
are generally Gsest by thesu A. clothes
pssieS, and, standing aFsaa pile OF ties
os ssle hsln& ot a cutting ar auy slight
elevation above Ebe traek, Sweea sha
faese' alasss the tops s5 the soAsgesi coal
cars, Knocking 0fs considerable st4Af.
tItf oE she tees srssa1 eSca car A. the
rate ~ bsli bnshei or 80 ffogsa each
ear, IL Nlis reality Re >exn that tlse ag-
sreEasc aa&AtSsS 6ueS&ea ar Sweps
sreas tTslB 81 ninety az . hundred
cars ISL ne Tsry cslu.ssseFS ie. often
ssaesssssac slp - y sois oF zsa0Te After
she trAsa AS t.asssssl tslss women ana
els}islrvn scSuss astias ssw lEkrk wsth
baskets agsd hs1sskssS sud gAtaez III rae
aagVc = Fae ~ ssegu proves ante
pros salsse - sszose vt,g ses8 Ssi i. saaay
families nog essy Assp;ne ssezas xsyes
s@Faa ws5a he -gxtsgea sGs} daring
ilse A1nser- eaat rstsilsee Is ia snsals
9A4ntssaN 3. s st Safy saSer ta&a
haAFSsf EAlas IS 1Asggs les As Ara Asss
80 seg5isEs&se - u Aava x~x Scees- Ia
Ftr gglsFi9Ad fs2cas ~ aAo Aze PCS.
sssesaSs q ssstsesEslsls s,cFe rs4-s
SsEss tfsN sys2egss II a. Igmga prn4ta.
tas u fsfe railroad sSssupssgsx -K1s
sTw susfsg aleaYssss al sssass ~ esskl
"a 8 year av sAe fssa1ssss asf an
Q sT 81 tsgs eNssnwaav So the Ngnfh
q sssNesss sSfe~t aes~s& &c gs.sssAs.
sSass taAe tssFz = gsss~sne exyanss al!
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coSpESsnD DISPATCHES.

In the Commons u'tunner's bill relating
y p@liiieai Yfisonegs vas rejected ~~2ae to
is8
The csar viii arrive al Copenh asen in
taae aad VIII - o.tiy afterwards sists "a.
petar William.
IempeEatase a. : a'eaorA Wednesday
naaFnlag Sew YORK. a., ChieAxo. 10; *
Paul =. New orlears. -.
Moves & Fish. host and shoc jehbssra.
HsssFoa, have assixaesi Liabilities. SIZE
tss, with nominal ssseis of slisao0
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PORT assELrs NEws.
The Ray Alive With rish -yaf~mttns.
Arraf.

tsssx ANGEksS. Azreh ls On ssan.see
ssss tae Sg@zs were usAsss Mia ssss ae5
essss y beFFsss ~ sassv hesssf - sserss -
sa.sae tsse has = Stva afsA aegsfsse AIS
:, ltise=A ssenslae xestp fsaK ass esFsevss a.,
49, 49, sAss8s tn kss@rsS. esssls kAs aees.
SsA. = rs = ala s<sss 81 srgsE szssssfsas
ssss wesss Is zas nsss sSss 80 ss.s s.ssff,ssss
49, ga 4 ssessfse vss8 VS. s2aa stss Sagee
-. - sssss~sF 81 taFs Asszsex Tssa sss
49, sS'H eNss aafsss esssex - : sssss rs
sWssS sHs sissssssssszE Aass a. sfss@sss -.
.tsesi. Aaast = El.s - azsz1sss ii sass yssss.
VI aaa Feees sss nuasss e@,zse ssse. sssssls.
ies*Essk ne eFtsF 10 sgpsssss sasa ssss.ss \. i
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Youngsters apartments. bus Ray
munda hz<re1 the way. You can s
come m. Was her pererapt8ry Seei-
sion. ..lse Is asleep. Then queen and
duchess retired smiling.
When the weather is fine the king
drives cut. Naturally he possesses his
ozn carriage. with an egaerry who
sall0ps braYely hy its side ard forms
the only escort He dimes alone st
well garntshed table. King Baby has
only one froahle IN life Is IS q trouble
which might drive some grown-up
PEOPLE 20 madness, bat~ since he Is
entirely unconscious of il. i Gees net
worry him very mach. The photoS-
rapher Is afwaSs on the lockout for
him. Scarcely 4 week has passed
since be was born without demand
from some fresh photographer 10 be
allowed TO take his portrait He has
been photographed standing. sitting.
in his mothers arms. upon her lap. or
holding her by the hand: with hat on
and his haf of: Jul lace, profile, and,
in short. in every possible position. II
is the ambition of every Madrid pho
tographer 10 possess negative OF the
king, since his portraits sell by thou
sands, not merely in Spain, bat IN
most civilized countries And this is
not all. He has been painted in oil,
he has been engraved and etched, ana
is the original Of numberiess minia-
lures.
Queen Christina experiences great
deal OF difficulty IN procuring for the
little monarch those childish pleasures
which are enjoyed by ell children of
less exalted rank. There IS always q
fear OF causing jealousy, and there is
every intrigue 10 be reckoned with.
There is no lady in Spain, however
high her rank, who would not be
proud 10 say, MY boy has played
with the king Then there is that
terrible Spanish etiquette, and it is
impossible TO prevent playmate from
breaking the many regulations sish
which a Spanish king IS hedged
around. Usually, therefore. he is sur
rounded by grown-up people.
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reasen- Cars whseh leave the nzfnes
with the coal Talsa mp above the edge
reach the Eirh 1Esozzss uharyes with the
coal scsopekI oas Ear bezow the edge,
aInost IS K il hal lzeen shoselefz osss.
A t0a ard over has sometimes been
removed frcsa 9 single car The loss
70 the company vii amoant TO tssosz-
sands 81 dollars annually the ex&ct
figures cauHof be estimated Of hand
The Philadelphia ard Reading Com
p4ny intea1s 10 1aaas@ acffye steps 70
break up the practice Watehnsen
wsII probably be sEs 20 p4sr0l the
tracks al1ng the rsoSssts where the dep
relations are neayiEst. ard prosersl
ti0ns will De instituted against depre-
= a trsr~
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r. fArt. March ia Pfenser Press
Sioux Falls, nak., special says In Della.
peFe township, Lincoln county. 10 miles
from here, scAslet fever Is epidemic aud
raging oae family has lost three children
aud TIRES others are down. The commu-
Mtg Ia terror stricken, No one Knows haw
many are sick. IS the families who are nu.
touched ere afraid "a visit thoSe afflicted.
Tue total results ara kaogn By seeing cof-
nsss carried - the cemetery. Tue schools
arts esfal oman
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E.tKssas 80, March ia-~EAst night Ia a
drunken quarrel at Roslyn Fred woodsan
lcoaorv6l shot Jas Merchant lwhitei In the
leg twice. IL Is feared ampalation will he
necessary. waosiScn was captured to-day
and lodged in jail here. being bound over
70 the district court by Justice Gamble.
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MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE
CEaPIs During the last a hours the
merchandise anG produce receipts AZ this
port were a. follows: Puget sound shore
read I'D tons; Columbia 4 Puget sound
railroad - tons. Seattle. Lake Shore &
kasserl railway. 20 tons BY wassr-i0Ia,
tons; Dispatch. IS tons. Fleetwood. ton:
Edith. tom W T. Aunroe, ~ tons: Lily,
= ton; Evangel, tons. Total receipts. 81
toys.
SHIPMESTS.-DHring the last "a hours
goods and merchandise were shipped from
seattle 10 the surrounding country as fol-
lows Puget sound Shore road, IS tons:
Columbia & Puget Sound railroad. fans:
Seattle Lake Saore & Eastern railway, @,
tons By water-Iola, tons Eliza An
GersoD, - tons. Glide, % tons; Edith,
ton: Lily. 5 tons. W. r Aunroe, Is tons;
fleetwood. / ton: Michigan. tons: Au-
gusta. Tons: Grace, / ton. Total ship
Inents, fss tons
NATURE OF RECEIPTS cases lard,
% bols same, AZ pieces iron pipe, I5s kegs
beer. car furniture, $50 eases naphtha. 30
bbls lard oil. 10 eases hats, car stoves and
fixtures, 10 kegs lead, 5 packages candy. 8
horses, - head csttie, car smoked meats,
70 rolls paper, 100 bdls wall paper, 6 SKIS
wool shoddy, 30 tons hardware, head cat
tie, sacks onions, 2 oxen, boxes apples.
4 car hay, y tous same, 8 carcasses veal,
10000 feet lum Der, car shingles. 3 cars
wood, l car brick.
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AEa YpgK. March ls.-Thc Paradise
club 81 anglers OF this eits. OF Which Judge
siilasrsiseSe Is president. has Just con
esuaed the purchase ui 70,o0o acres OF Tor.
est and 10 trout lakes IN various parts Of
sne country. This makes the largest fish
alsd game preserve ia the world.
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Poet and Pest House.

at the meeting of the Alameda
county supervisors yesterday Joasuin
Miller. the poet. after referring to the
building of thaemallpox tent in indie
pendence Square some weeks ago, Of
fered 10 donate the board five acres on
his ranch for a site for pest house
The offer was referred to the commit
tee OF the whole and a vote of thanks
was passed TO Ir. Miller for his ten
dor
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SSoHoassa. March i3-Don ". Evans.
OK county commissioner, had his leg aeei.
asnSally broken while engaged on his
farm AZ snstan on Sunday morning.
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SPOKANE Fails, March i2.--Hon. A. u.
Cannon aud family. who have beer GA a
tour o. sse continent with President Nc.
Donald and Paul +. Mohr. OF the seattle,
Isske shore 4 Eastern Railroad. returned
&hfx fssksfttsse
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EEsnsNa. a.. Mafsd iss-Threa boilers
~ 2 e0itvfY near Msaaaay city exploited
today vita terrific fierce. child was
Killed ia ifs mothers arFss. aud number
Of IaeeTle were sersnusIy burt.
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Pcs asy. s&a RSenl.

IN Els s@asr cqisslstvn l8e has Ser
Fe&Fs past ssea tbs salvation az sass
Ts@rsE. as.st X hi- sSr2aksia sxsrsssfts s
r. terror NasSxT @enss &c sissesass
"A sasAs uasrse thar his esssuuRaxY rsasss.
saasfs sfsa Setter tSssfa hi usaas Fsaiiass-s
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SEATTLE March i9

NJ. Isaac PxEcGx, che hop merchant,
shs ppe9 b. 70 nights freight train - bales
OF hopes 90 parties n s. Loxfs. and IS
bales 20 New Yorx essy II Is understood
thai seserAl osker merchants contemplate
making shipments to the East also. short
y. TIC market eo1ti1aes quiet Jet firm.
Poultry receipts fell CO considerably To-
day, sad the market is rather quiet. How
ever. rs several local dealers have Eberzl
cssassgnments On the way here relief Is
close at hand
Sugar stu maintains the Lass rate quoted.
Fish receipt continue to grow slowly.
Toe sstuztion in fruits remaias un-
changed
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS
SEN Yoak srocK EErlEw.

NEW YORK. March I2-The stock mar
ket was dull and heavy throughout the
greater portion OF the time, and prices to-
night are generally fraetioually lower than
those OF last evening. Lackawanna. Mis-
souri, Pacific, Manhattan aud Pullman were
weak spots. although Reading and st. Paul
led in the aaloant OF business done. A
better tone prevailed In the last hour. aud
st. Paul preferred especially made sharp
rally and the close WAS quiet aud firm.
Governments have been dali and steady
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
NEW YORK, March l3.-Money on cali easy
at 2l3tn3. Prime mercantile paper.
41stgot@. sterling exchange dull steady and
BONDS
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III nla 1nu virginia 20 -, commonwealth
-, Deadwood 81 45, Eureka Consolidated
y, Hale d Norcross So 20, Homestake $40,
Horn Silver 81, Mexico 81 20, Mutual 81 4O
Ophir - 20. Plymouth 81 so, Savage 81 So
sierra Nevada IS 10, standard 81 Is, Silver
Chord 81 o.. sullivan 81 10
SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.
SAN Francisco. March l3.-whest-
4 somewhat stesdier feeling prevails
holders more inclined TO meet the market:
81 3912(ll 40 is about the range.
Bariey-Searly 1000 Washington arrived
to-day; the market is well supplied and
prices favored buyers; No. feed, 77tQG
Oats Weak at the late decline in prices:
choice feed, 81 10; No. /, 81 o5Sdf e7Is;
lower grades, si6sl 021S.
Hops-No business doing.
fotafoes-Market weak: large supplies;
Peerless, seacoc: Burbanks, 50Gs5c: Garnet
Cnili. 40Gooc; Early Rose, 40Gloe.
Butter.somewnat steadier; fancy. 1sc:
good To choice, 16Gl7c.
Eggs-Actiye; California ranch, lsgii9c:
store lots, lTGlse.
chartered-Don Adolfo, coal, Nanaimo
10 San Francisco.
NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
NEw YORK, March -Hops-Quiet
aud firm.
.coffee-options opened steady and
closed steady, unchanged 10 10 points
and May, si7 2aGi7 so Spot kio, an
changed; fair cargoes, 1886.
sugar-Raw. stronger; refined firm, in
fair demand.
coPper-unsestled and duh; lake.
March, SIS 80.
Lead-dull aud shade easier; domestic.
s. TIL.
IIn-Quiet; futures firm: straits, 81 80.
Bar silver, Csc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, March .-wheat--Closesi firm:
cash, soc: April, Ssc; May, 97c.
Cofn-steady; cash, Sis4e: April, 351Sc:
May, 351sc
0ats-steady; cash, 2itSe. May, 255se.
Barley Nothing doing.
Pork--I.ower: May, sl2 27ls: July, si2 35l&.
Lard-Easyi cash, 50 s2ls; May, 50 7eIs
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. March ls.-Cattle - Receipts.
$3.50; stronger; choice beeyes, S4af 40,
steers. s. stsgS 50; stockers and feeders.
sz(G3 -.
tiogs-Receipts, 2s,ooo; strong and &c
higher: mixed, "a 65sa 80: heavy, a 650e
IS. light, 81 6>sG4 30
sheep keceipts. COCO: steady to strong:
natives, 50 5oaI5: Western corn fed. IS ao15
BREAK IN PETROLEUM.
PirTsBuRG, March ls.-Bearish news and
fusn OF stop orders caused break of 3
excited.
Nav YORK, March I3-Petroleurn opened
wesk at 20 sc, and closed at sg3sc
LIVERPOOL GRAIN HARKg1.
LIVERPOOL, March t3.-wAear dun. hold.
ers offer moderately.
Ter Genial