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Thss handsomc aud well-appaintei hotel. lust
naisaed tee past ycaF. aEd elegantly furnished
throughout vita all sAs cemiesis aad convent
saee4 az modern private rexsteaee, aud ecu.
issily located tne North seattle cable line, al
be cog aer OF Republican aad Poplar streets, Is
now uadef the supervision OF Mrs. Hammond,
Who has In The Tea months Of her occupancy
pTovca herself = moss capable aadTopagas man
sgcF Thss now ceaspistsa and established in.
stttation sak projected - meet the needs az
women and xlEss eosssag 20 tae e9fy on Business
or pleasure, aud Soc tAc has.neSs women OF our
clty. maay OF whom BY honesty aaa fidelity
have been enabled 20 push their way ai0ns NEST
81 the Hnes a. tadgst7y 81 watch success la
volvss tact. rapid movement snd fAsta ness "a
principally, and hazne-'ovsag vemea. who re
exnlEs IN ne RAPID advancement OF all classes
ard their ever ehansiRg relations that tae
esstne&s gisl at shis year-ss&ehers. ssssox-
tspners. aFessmskssz. cper&tnrs. clerk. az
sny o. shO numerous hsanehes opsn to Their
deis aagSss o. sascG pefesptsoa--ls liable nSsare
us cioss to be eklled into apaFsaershIp 81 hame-
nasktnx, &aa that the self command Eaiaea By
eos tsei stlA haslae&s methods aaa systematic
eetaG j. 20 mean part Of tue necessary training
tE the eompiieatad obligations 81 weller
deTSi home Toe AssoelAslsa asa spout MACH
TINE sni mcaey Ia its erection and equipment.
vita a. ysi sigat pAtsoasxe, They are nrn.
As~vFss. IA ths nsIis! thai when eestsr nader.
s4ssaa u Wal ensoy mare than the sntsefpate1
tAxefAaas support Al ysaag ladies without
tac F~seat&i fsos Ase cordially lRvitsa 10 20 eas
A2a seek re house oSen Yea wsIi % kiaaly
ssssiFsa sas wia aad large halls. pleasant
Stssex F@0szs with good table. nexs and airy
FafiesSrts sswinx soesn wsth machine, and
sssSS FAtssFs beautifully fasa shea. ineaaaInx 9
"s~ F1ans> casEses irsm tzes . ger we~k
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rraabie Aheu, a sm.,, cn.e.

Z. A. Boardman. who was arrested in
this city Wednesday on the charge Of OBJ.
tanning money under false pretenses, was
turned over TO sheriff Hogan, of Snoho-
m!sh, yesterday afternoon. The story of
the affair shows that Boardman is accused
OF giving butcher a check for so on a
bank where we're no funds TO his credit
The sheriff said that Baardman had al y avs
borne 4 good reputation.
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Ati:So this morning IRE was ourn.hs
In the business district OF Snonomisa- Inc
Pscific Postal telegraph office was situated
next 10 burning building. and manage
TO send few words TO the Seattle once
before communication vas broken. In
that vicinity the buildings are OF wood
and are built on stilss, 50 that il Is feared
The fra may have been serious.
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roarl., Car. on IN. er.a. ser.A.rn.

The Great Northern railroad is about 10
follow The example of its competitors by
putting tourist cars on its transcou IL
mental trains, Beginning on October 2
these cars Wil. run on the trains leaving
on Monday. Thursday aud Saturday, and
IN two weeks later they will run on all
through trains. The rate from Seattle TO
- Paul will be s. for sleeper accomrroda-
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MARRIAGE AFTER DIVORCE.


GREEN LAKE,, Sept. % 1893.
To THE EpIroRs Viii you Please inform
me througa your columns IL the law pro-
hlhiting marriage Within six months after
divorce has been passed. Ii so, when did
IL take effect9 Are marriages previcais to
that legaliKeds A SrsscRlRxR.
II. Yes. 2 June 9. 1888 5. II does not
affect Them in any way
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lie old Indian doctor Peter" who
As - Brutality assaulted at Kent Saiur-
day night by another Indian. Fat Slade,
vas worse yesterday and his recovery may
not take place. SHADES case has not vet
been considered ey the grand jury and he
Is siisl IN iail.
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He Hate. only the Seattle Democrats.

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES claims that
Capt. o'Toole, the new register of the
United States land office, is antagonIstic
TO Seattle. He may be .'for ninstn some
of the Seattle Democratic politicians. but
We do not believe that he Is an enemy OF
the city or the city's interests. There
would be no sense or reason in that kind
of n feeling
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THE WAY TO RESUME.


SEATTLE, Sept %. 1893.
To THE Error: Who was it that said,
"The way 10 resume is to resume?"
CONSTANT READER
Horace Greeley, in reply to criticisms
on the financial measures advocated by
the New York Tribune, came ont in a
famous editorial that contained the SEN
tence given above Its authorship is
sometimes ascribed to John Sherman.l
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woRLo.s FAIR ATTENDANCE.

SEATTLE, Sept "a. 1888.
To THE EnIToa: Will you p ease answer
through your paper whether the attend
ance at the Centennial exposition in 1875
60. 7s6 1919 and at the Paris exposition in
1889 tabout 20 600. o00) was for total at
tendance or only for paid admissions2
NJ. K.
The record is for paid attendance The
paid attendance at Chicago from Nav 20
and including September 20 was Is. OFT. $50. |
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Prot, ]. 7. Ball. Of Helena. Mont. grand
organizer OF the American Order Of Home
frosecsaon. Is nos IN the city. making ar
engagements for the organization ol eoun-
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or SAorf Stories for October 1t is sufficient
10 say thai there Is no falling on from the
standard il mas attained. The selections
are varied and interesting. among them
being Margaret r. o'Bgien's clever prize
story. John Lsndon: Gentleman" from
skeleton plot hy the editor.
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Reaneninr of Cerdrar.s.

Coraray's theater viii be reopened on
September with the plsy. Hans Across
the Sea- The company left New York
yesterday and will come direct to this city.
50 as 10 be fully prepared TO give good
openins performances
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Remember the excursion 10 Victoria on sun
dzy, October I. Fare only no Ter the round
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8S sss ieFges tAe xrsad exeGrs.cn t. yissarss
Ga sssaAt tAcsoAex l. ou the ctr az KsnrSfa1
= f@ss oaas va Leave isssss vsxzI. seattle, e
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Charley Trivia is playing brilliantly at short
for Chicaga
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Ravens opaline viii make your skin
soft and white as bahy's; 25c-
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Highest Of all in Lesvenng PowerLatest U S Govt Report
Roe! B Bsxs:s9
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE


Gil Of the order in Seattle. which VIII PROB
ahlv he ACCOMPLISHED next week
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hsFs~si Haven. druggist Froas and
Madssoa.
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MINING STOCKS
EASTERN ELS.
srw YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

-
NV loRS, March a-In the stock market.
4iaFi rom Reading. New England and Northern
'Asae preferred. there wss little o. speciaI fes.
- "a TIE rsilrcs list. while sugar nonopoli,e.
--sai'en amoas the inius;rials The general
s'shewsd some strength AZ frst on con.
/. - Sea cover ng OF shorts, but this demand was
go satisfied, sud waite little pres.ur, wax
ush' 10 hrar. prices retired ali along the line
e.N~esa.hs wed per ceat from the hes, price
-. rosianc retired = !. The Changers. West
es'on. totou rac.dc saa Northern Pacific
h ea Al dec.inei over per cent, sugar
y. carried eacs ~ the best f,xurc. b., the rest
/ " 'ae market WAS sluggish. and rlos.s n.,.x
/ ssava A''> ''e' 90" lowest
:. naneat hoads-siescy 10 Arm
''a'ssoni-Ntcsed ST a. - bid
FINANCIAL.
irsx. March There WAS tntay An
-. e9AnsS 10 the temper 81 the foreign .x
s'sAei. ard from beiaE compsratlv.,y
~ nAs become decidedly firm. ossr;ur.
.Nae1o'~i oil.s sFs extremely light. snd
s,s So '..s market ~ no better supplied II is
sSa 'Aai s1.Ns,so NIL 60 out OF. Tues,i.x
g. ~ - expects 'o seno sl.ooe. 0e0 though they
A., a. eia order Snd a. no relation 10
-s.aa.s'A'es .eF exchange. Another arm will
g. sead another 5. .o00ooo. uu2es. offer
Ss<ans.->. a. 4utEVssS IN tAe
5snra- s~HEGAa Co. will ship !oacyQ
OF svcr iotacfrsw
. oe cAt--sscSty and easier xt S.a.fs
;s.,s.@@a ciVset. offered. al y per cen; rrsyc
sa.ne. "a tAEef TO : per cent sterling ex.
s'Aaad. As7a A' '''''' va
sflVTA
:; i0Ss' March S-RAr silver. sss,c
- BONDS
=. Nsl 5000. liz az. : Is teoupenl. ils
( WIZ. - .fao4ae - lQS
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For full Information apply -
0Eo Nc, BROWN. Dsrc, Passsngse Aesa;
Saacoavef
T. " AcGINNlA Agso, Starr BOYD bloeS. -
As.lA
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Stair OF TRADE.


sAS FRANcisco, March a-The poultry market
taesdy. with light receipts and good demand.
In gams the only thing Offering 10 hare at low
EcA
Ia dairy products the butter market 10 steady,
With moderate inquiry for better grades. Other
rsdss are dull aud weak. store eggs are fairly
shivs in comparison with choice ranch. which
~ weak at quotations. Cheese receipts are
nhsfal, with prices steady.
M fresh fruit market - quiet, with oranges
b hssvy supply and prices weaker Choice
s2pls ars In moderate demand. but great deal
Il sock on hand is poor. Lemons are scarce
snd firm. MEXICAN lines arc firmly hold. There
~ no other changes Of any kind to report
The vegetable market opened duh today, with
AAt demand for all kinds of stock except pota-
~ and cniona Receipts of early vegetables
ssss - iollows: Asparagus, 10 sacks; peas, II
aeks: rhubarb. 10 bexs-; new potatoes, sacks;
Ossu peppers. ! sack. No mushrooms came In.
Pusstoes a:e steady. with receipts OF 1878 sacks.
Qpions were shade firmer. Receipts were 2o5
oscka
L. Produce rcceipis--Flour. quarter sacks. % 900;
Wheat centaIs, 1000: bar.ey, ccntais. s. 90;
un, cen,ais. 1000. beans. sacks. 500: pota-
~. sacks. 900. Oregon. 500: onions. SACKS.
Flour-Net cash prices for family extras. 81 90
ol0 Ter barrel: bakers extras. 70:
arYfns, $l6issS3 10.
waeat-MarK.t quiet While prices are no.
eDng there Is q general impression that the
ktom has heen touched for the present ami
nst any change will be for the better. It 10 to
hhoped Quotabie At 81. al. - per GENITAL
h No. !. and g. ~ for choice; milling wheat,
GTis tl-S2,a per centaI.
Barley keep steady, but there 10 moth
Sx to boast of in the way OF business. We
quote prices: Feed. soc per Genital tor good
qualities. and sils04a2c for choice: brewing,
NeHsse per bushe.-
0ak-Tnere is scarcely any change in the gsn-
81 .ssrc proportions but receipts are becoming
lxhf aud the stocks In hand do not increase.
Matters are expected to run along smoothly IN
stoa! the same groove for some time yet We
sao.s: Milling. N.tN@l.5s: fancy iced. 81. 20;
Sod TO choice feed. sl.5oCDi 37i,: OF grades,
NJ. H. .eSi Is pcr GENITAL
CALI BOARD.
The following sales were recorded 1t tho call
Nhsa,-Morning. informal session-Mav. 100
lsas. &l.aa $40 .ous. sI2s7s: 400 tons. ST. 2ssI;
m iaas. Hiss per GENITAL: December, 100 tons,
tSSs Ief a. tai. Regular session-May. 100
bss, sL2t.; 40 cus. lisa: Loco tons. 81 -,
teiOns. 81 n :; AGO tons. st. Is: 800 tons 81 ~
issmher- 7n tons. $lA per GENITAL.
hs'iey-laiosmal session-May, 500 tons, S5c
~ eenis. Regular sessou-selteP 1898, new
sh tous. si' &c per GENITAL
Afternoon SESSION. heat-Msv. 2.40o tons
I-is. December. 10 tons. 3L3S7s PER Genital
Ssiies Seller. new, la) tons. ssi.c: Nav. 800
tsa.al
FINANCIAL
prsiss-on sight. New York. per sioo, 22is &c
ssting tlls - ou London, sixty-day bauk,
49, eiyef-Bsrs, per ounce. sS5l,f4s3aa.
ss1lcan dollars, 6ssr6si.c
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FOKEIGN MARKETS.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.


LONDON. March a-The POsts London cable
says: Markets are duh. except cOnaVls Some
fear OF Q scheme for an equivalent fund, given
out ~ Clsveaud's, has caused drain on our
stocks of gold.
LONDON March Bar silver, .925 fine, 50 5-l6d.
Consos. % l6d; Bank OF England discount
rate, "a per cent.
A dispatch from Dublin reports Bank OF Ire.
land stock having advanced five points and .
slight advance in Irish securities genearlly
The fall in stocks . short time ago 10 believed
70 have been caused for political effect
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL March 3--Wheat-Demand fail;
No. red, winter, steady, IS Sd.
Corn-Demand fair: spot, sterdy, % Sd for
November; March. steady. - Id; April, steady,
- I'd: May, steady, a ls<d.
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP "CITY OF KrN0sToN.s
900 anILv MI .Tacoma.. 1l0IArI 6:l5 am
l0:l5 pm wi 2sI Seattle s2lLvt 500 am
A:3O pm lArlll0l. Victoria. :. Nj Lvl $3.50 pm
steamers "CIty Of Kinss.on" aud 'City Of seat
tIo' make connections 1t Fort Townsend for pas
sengers going from Bsllingham bay points 70 Vic.
togtA and return
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West Sidewalk Of Third street to b
Lowered.

The board OF public works decided to refer to
the city council with favorable recommendation
the proposition to extend water main to Grand
boulevard.
Secretary Heifncr was directed to notify Louis
Neuman that the city is now prepared to plank
Third street; he has expressed the Intention OF
lowering his building whenever it becomes de-
sirable.
Super ntendent Helms reported that he had
intended taking of one OF tho firemen at the
heating apparatus, but Chief Jackson had asked
that he be retained. - the jailer had enough to
attend to without looking after the fires. This
was agreed to.
threatening letters had been sent to people who
had complained of the house At George and
Thomas streets, In Bigelows addition, which 10
said 20 be Oh the street
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS - NOTICE is
~ hereby given that sealed bids will be received
by The board Of commissioners of King county
uatii cock m Monday March 20. s93. for
the clearing. gruobing, grading and necessary
bridging OF the county ad numbered 81 Z. and
generally known as the John W. benny road
tending from The quarter post the south line OF
section 81. township 20 north, range ! east. and
running north on the haf seton line to iniersec-
ton with the Snchsmi>h te egraph road VIII ich
point Is .9S feet north OF the center of section 20
same towns hip and range having "a total length Of
one mile ana 1888 feet
" ork to ne done accord NJ TO specific a. ons one
COPY Of which Is tile In the county auditors
Office and one copy In The county surveyors Of
nee, over Puget sound savings bank
4 bond IN double the amount Of the contract
price viii be require conditioned upon the pay
inent OF lahor and material C!sins and The com
plesion of the contract
A certified check OF 800 {or currency or coin)
must AcCo N ranv each bid 10 b. forfeited kuS
county hy the successful bidder in h. falls 10
enter into contract with gcoi and SUITE ent bonds
within ave days OF date ot award.
Ei,is shoald name a lump sam for the clearing
grubhiuS and grading and price per board
measure for cuVert> and bridges
he board reserves the right To reject anv ard all
bids =. a fWitHEIt-
county Auditor and ex-Ofiicio CLERK OF ths board
Of County Commissioners
Dated al seattle March ,. 1898
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NOTICE TO CUNTRACTORS-BTD FOR
~ the grading OF OF on southeast corner James
and second streets Viii be received TO March z;
bont viii he required JOHN COLLINS
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PosrIASp. March 3. - (special.l - Wheat
fhsss 10 no material chsnge to record in the
hnl wheat market Little il offering and ex.
,csssn are not working trades or anything
oApss The market 80 quotations are continued
= hssesoiore: Valley, 3Ll51<: walla Walla,
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|SE9Z;||i3lEi;||!;3

THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY cos
i China and Japan Royal Mail steamship LAna
TME sAoRr ROUTE TO JAPAN AND CHINA
Proposed saiiines Of steamers between vaacouve.
b C., Yokohama aai HonGkoaG
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DECEINER'~ SALON MONDAY. 18TH
IL Narch at 10 O'Clock. l Will sell by public aac-
toa Ia the alley between Front and West streets,
o, tie rear Of tue Colmsa block leading from
Columbia street the following described machin-
cry; I Mosier- Bowen safe. H. II, smith sash
sticSeT. chicago sash routing machine, chicago
pulley sttle machine, Carey continuation SAW
huston 9-inch moukier. huston finch niouiier,
ftgslon ienoater Huston morrison, wooden liable
band SAW. pony plaoer. swing cuS-oH SAW, drop
hangers post hangers. hand SANS ~ feet
= S.lc shafIIng IL feet 1915 shsfting. SINNER
heals, cope heads, pair .s-inch psDer knives
pats "a inch planer k0ives, 10 bench screws. IS
puAeys. BRICK ULlN Jr. Receiser
NfsRsHAf's NoTtcF or SEIZURE - IL
vi The uiSislct touFt of the United States, for the
District o. Washington. northern division. In at
msralsN. M ell. ~ heFeas q libel hath h en-
fils1 In the eattted court, the LIST day IL
MArcA. a n. lsSS. by J. H. ELDER. proctor on ne
hail az Prank Bnrsa ne. sEaiust the 5 choonsr -
lawrence. her tackle, apparel aud furniture. a..
les ma 81 substance that there Il no~ due and
oWtaE the sad lth-lant account the sun OF
sSA and pray iug that the sSsl schooner may re
condemned s1d 50 20 dem Aats Of the lineanL
Now. therefor n pursuan--. OF the moailioa %
the SAID cogrt. - iae directed do hereby give
public notice 10 a. persons :. ming otnegw >e
bsvns any interest ia SAID schooner - Lawrence.
her tackle. appsssi ant faratGre thai they and
appear before the sail a; Seattle OF. he 2sd
dsy OF March. \. II 1898, at y c.os Z ia the fore
noon the same day, thea aai there 20 intcrgcse
= claim Tor the same aaa 20 their alesatsous
IN heASL THOMAS R. BROWN.
usied states Marshal.
Il a. BisELow. repUiy
J II. RtpsR. frystor 81 tfnslisnt.
Is;sd this sd cAs Vi Asrea. 1924
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4 - ---Dnr~yr
lD 4 mn N MI SHIfTlNU.
ETD6O0 AA
80
rr
an EaefhfU butter MdTAeU
~
nnWn On0 Cent
~. ~~a.r> >eMre
"A tfo6NvA WV"
NJ Walls walla Onions Ne
.s., NJ sha What Rua.
esavsa-Inceps'en % ''
..-s.Pugst Sound" Quotosaens.
TIDES AZ TIE : 100
SaH VATER Low WATER
---------ss-- - - -
A. Sset pm 'eet M" 80 ~ -
~-- IL :, < 20 * so - o5 40
" = |.
AT Port TOWNSEND.
AZ 80 i II-10I SO 80 SO
~ ".
sEAfT|H' ".'ch o 1850
Rxehenges o eeattie' iac"'s IN" 1o'"A"o
dpss4ng houses today were:
Cs1rdac.s. Bdtdnces
essttls. 5l3 40 81 a5is rs
pwslsnd ........-,.......- S"s'oo " o1,o" w
n noss Important chanse IN TUG "a'Ae' 'o
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CLY on THB FLYER"
sEArrLH TO TACOMA
In enc hour and twenty-five minuteA
TIE STEAMER FLYER"
Aavine been rebuilt 10 the finest passeagss
steamer on the Sound. Regular daily and sunday
tsipA seattle Tacoma rouse. - follows:
TAKING RFHDcr
THURSDAY. sEPTEMBER IL
Leave Seattle $50 . m. l:3o p. m. and 6:ooH n
(haTp Daily except Sunday.
Leave Tacoma 1880 a. M. 1850 . =. aad 0:0o
+ N. sharp Daily except Sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS
Leave Tacoma q. m. and 3 .. m. shaIp
Leave Seattle ESQ q and p. m. sharp
Landing at N. p wharf, Tacoms and CONNER.
.iAl dock. foot Of Marion est. Seattle
pACITIC COAST STEAMSHIP coNPANY-
DispatcA steamers from Seattle - follows:
For San Francisco via Port rownssnd aaa vse.
eorta, a. p m tpassengers received o. board asA
HR) March s. 10. II. "a
Fer Alaska March and Ia
From Sen Francisco, for victoria Ard Pve,& nou.n
porta. u . N. March ). TO- II, ~
Ticksts may b ebta,ned q the once a tAe en-,
paay. ~ Ocean dock, Seattle
oooDALr. PERKIN0 4 ca.
General Agents. San francesca
J. 4 JOHNSON. r. q supt. Seattle.
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wool.F,rm and quiel: domestic fleece. no
sc; pulled. 2aeaoc; Texas, l792lc
to 20 points down. sales were Is 500 bags.
including: March. I'll. 20f1lz 30; April, sic IS:
May, ZIG 6S@Sih7a Spot Rlo-Nominal; No Z,
sugar-Duil and steady. Rsnned-Mors &C.
tive and steady.
copper-oaiet and easy; Lake. sllsa
Lead-Dui; Domestic, s. 9ll1
iin-Qniet aud arm; straits, 5000
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosroN. March 2-Closing:
Atchison: s2',JMex, Cent: tComl 1913
Burlington go Bell Telephone. -. 2Oi
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, March 3.-Wheat-Activs; opened
191ec higher: declined &c on lack of outside
support, rallied &c on buying by shorts, lost
the advance on local selling; advanced ~, 70.
coded &c and advanced &c, all on local infiu.
snce. the crowd alternately following the lead
of one or two big trades up and down. Then
becoming alarmed at the continued failure of
outside buying orders, the crowd began selling
freely, carrying prices down nc, closing easy
at the lowest, or l<c lower than yesterday. Re-
ceipts were $1,000 bushels; shipments, q, 900
bushels.
Wheat-Easy: cash. 74c: May, 779<c
Corn-Easy; cash, 40sszc; May. 4Ss1A
Oats-Easy; cash. SOC: May, $3.50
Rye-52c.
barley-62c.
F1ax-$l.2l.
Timothy-SLlL
Wh,sky-$l3a.
Pork-Cash, $3.50: May, $1AeQ
Lard--Easy: cash, $i31O May, $13l5.
Short rlbs-Easy; cash. $40 ~; May. $3.50
Short ciear-3l0 So(0l0S5
shoulders-$e. Isl 2t99 s7ls.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, March 2-Cattle-Receipts, $500;
active and steady to strong. Prime steers. $3.50
@59o; fair to good. Ns5Q)a2 IS; others, $500
$50; fed Texans, $A3o.
packers, 81. 906s Is: prime heavy andsbutchers'
weight, s. zoos 40: prime light. $1950SO 90;
other lights. S7.25ag7.7a
shesp-Receipts, 5000: irregular: best grades
steady to strong: others lower. Natives, 3A5o0
500; Texans. &l6O(1o p: Westerns, $5.0O(05 -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-04

CTEAMER IDAHO LEAVES MERcHANTS
~ wharf, seattle, ~ Z m. on Mondays W ednes-
days and Friday for Edmonds Everett, Clinton.
Browns Point Langley, CoupsviiIs. Deception.
AnacoIteo. Samish, FairhAveu, Whatcom. Ut
sAlady and Snaksiand Point Returning leaves
Whatcom as 9 . m Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. calling At shove points. Fare, 81.
Berths, 500 For freight or passage apply on
board or 70 r. Caine. Merchants dock The stsamec
has just been rebuilt and Is nrst-c,ass In every
particular. Z. u. BROWN FIELD, Master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-04

Pualmaa 0ssplng 0ar1 Elagaas by osacAau
end finest Pause Dining Cass bsswooa seassaA -
Paul ana ChicaGp without chaRgA Conneesaeaa
spe I'll points u the United 9tAteo and OanaAA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-04
WHATCOM ROUTE.
arEANSHIP "CYTY OF eEATTLE.~

ICIose connection with N. r train from Port
land and San Francisco.
steamers "Ci,y Of Kingston" aad Getty Of eeat-
tie" mako close connections At the Tacoma wharf
with trains to and from Portlaod, aud with the
east and west bound overland tralus.