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session of the city board of
education The Milton Haley forgery ex-
animation. Police court pick-ups. The
strange history of an attachment. City
Auditor Teale's estimate OF expenses for the
ensuing year. Sheriff Cline thinks he will
soon capture the assassin of Pedro Busarde
....Twenty-six plumbing applicants pass. ..
Court notes. Antonio Aguilar's second
trial :. Funeral OF Mrs. Mary A. Jones,
mother of Senator Jones at Santa Monica. =.
Glenalvin goes east. Sensational report on
the Pasadena paving matter. Recorder
Bray makes some comparisons in the busi-
ness OF the Office this year and last Full
details of the murder of Quong All Yeck at
Santa Monica IA new manager elected for
the Los Angeles Clearing House association
IA wedding at the Salvation Army bar
racks.
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AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.
BIZ TEL LEGRAPH-l

BIZ TEL ELEGRAPH-Lines OF battle drawn on
the silver question. The opposing factions
arrive at an agreement as to the mode of
procedure :. The house committee on rules
announced. Cleveland returning to Buz-
cards bay to attend a borning. .Contin-
ued scarcity of currency IA bank panic
at Nashville, Tenn Ohio Democrats nom
mate silver man for governor Deporta-
tion of the first Chinaman under the Geary
act. Worlds fair notes Pacific coast
gleanings.. -. Sporting events. Cholera and
yellow fever scares.
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BEAR VALLEY
SuDlnlerReSOrt
And Stage Line.

This reyort IL situated in Big Boar Valley, 20
miles from San Bernaid dino; altitude, 670O feet,
is reached by stsgesline from San Berna rdino
Stage leaves New St. Charles Hotel on Tues.
days and Fridays. fine four-seated spring
and will be driven by careful and sober drivers
Largest trout caught in the state nt this re.
sort Boats, So ddle horses and burros for htra
at the hotel First trip up on May 16tA The
earlier you come the better fishing you will
have.
Board and lodging, $40 and S12 per week, 50
p.r day Round-trip tickets, 81. For full par
ticllars inquire a. 207 South Broadway, Los
Angeles, and New st. Charles Hotel. An Ber-
nardino.
Groceries, provisions and .f.hfng tackle for
g Am GUS KNIGHT, Prop'r.
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There were filed for record Saturday Is deeds,
the considerations aggregating $26,74A Follow
ing is the list rs furnished by Osborne, Tremper
4 Co., abstrsctors Of titles, 1l6 Cherry street be-
tween Front and Second:
II. d. French to +. NJ. Church. und y tract 8,
Cormode's tracts, $500.
A. I. Pierce ct al. TO A. G. Hopkins, 40 lots in
the Baker ada, So, 000
James Dyer to George J. Wiley. lot 3, block g..
Wa,la Waia add. 81. 800.
s J. Cameron to William Harris, lots Is and II,
block Q, Days La Grande, $500.
Seattle Trust Co TO Anna z. Brooks, lot 2,
block 5, Lakeside add, 5000.
Ezra NJ. Meeker to Henry COPY, lot 4, supl
plat LIST add to Kent, 5000
J. C. McSor,ey to J. +. Meso, lots and 10,
block IS. Lake Union add and other &, 800.
=. NJ. Church to J. A. Logic, lots in Kirk
Iaud. $40.
J. NJ. Glasgow TO William Patterson, lots in
Goodspeeds add, $sS2.
d. e. Hay to J. X. Edmistou, part soc Is &c.
S, 81.
Jonete Finken to Frederick Finken. part sec
e. 10 6, .200
J. A. could ct al. to c. A. Mckenzie. lots in
Cloverdale add, $3.50.
J. A. Gould ct al TO A. NJ. Springer lots 5, 6,
2 and s., block Z, Cloverdsle add, 500.
K. I. Hamblet to c. o. Aspaas, lots and 9,
block II. p. I. Denry's Park, $500
George A. White to Annie l. Woolery, lot 4,
and 8, block 80, Yssler's "a SUPP. 81.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

STATE OF TRADE.
SAN Francisco, March 2a-There 10 but a
light demand at present for dried fruits, and
prices are holding firm. Raisins are unchanged
At quotations
The poultry market is in good shape, with
moderate receipts ana prices firm.
In the gamo market hare is q shade higher,
with lighter receipts
The market for fresh butter continues weak
with heavy stocks on hand and demand fair
locally and for chipping purposes Tho egg
market IL frmer and prices quoted higher
Cheese moves off fairly we'll at steady prices
In fresh fruits there are but few changed OF
the California lemons offered generally the fin
est stock brings good prices. Mexican lines are
steady. Oranges are dull. and there is a fair de-
mand for appieA Arrivals today include ono
carload OF Eastern apples aud two cars from Wat
sonviile and three carloads OF oranges. There
are but few good bananas in the market
The vegetable market was steady this morn
ing and receipts included: Two hundred and
ifty-six boxes of asparagus, 26s boxes of rhu.
barb, 20 sacks of peas and boxes of straw ber
ries. The latter were of poor quality and tbs
weather was against their sale. Peas are DOOR,
only the better class bringing top prices. Po-
tatoes are firm. with receipts of I,i76 sacks
Onions are unchanged, with receipts OF los
sacks.
Produce recsipts-FIour, 5000 quarter sacks;
wheat, 1,250 centnls: barley. 5000 ceutals: oats
$500 cen.als; potatoes. l,l76 sacks: onions, I65
sacks: bran, $50 sacks.
Flour-we quote: Net cash prices for family
extras, 81 eco; per barrel; bakers extras, s. 50
O.: superfine, s. 1908 10.
Wheat-The market is dull and quiet, neither
buyers nor sellers taking much interest in the
situation. Quo.abls ~ 81 23s1 per Genital for No
] sh piping, with s.. . for = choice article. Mill
ing grade. keep steady at a range of 'L271z9
Bariey-Ths steady tone of the marxet is we'll
maintained and 1t does not seem as II IL were
likely that there would te any Immediate iall.
ing back in values. We quote: Feed Soiatd,sjc
per Genital for good quality, and SCI 40yo7t.c for
cnoice; brewing. 9oc65si per GENITAL.
Oats-Trade Is of jobDng character. We
quote a. follows: Milling, &L450ti. s.: fancy
feed, ST. 40: good TO choice feed, $i.30015l 37l,;
of CRATES. Sl-1541ls): black. slO71a GsLI7le
gray, 81. so. 80; red, si.io0si Is per GENIAL.
CALL BOARD
The following sales were recorded at the call
board today:
Wheat-Morning informal seseion-May 100
tons, sL24ss; 100 tons, $l24s4: December, 20
tons, 81 so. per GENITAL Regular session--De-
tons 81 3,tsx May. 100 IONS 81. 24ss: l,40j tons,
ST. 2S COO tons, ST. 25l&; 800 tons, t252. so tons,
81. % per ce1tal.
Bariey-Regular session-May, 200 tons, SIC
per Genital.
Drafx-On sight, New York, per si0c, 22,sc;
drafts, Geographic, GIG. Sterling hiiis-On
London. sixty-dey bsnk, "a 50: sight, 81 50; COM
mercisi. A,6 silver bars. per ounce, 81 20
S2ssc: Mexican dollars, 6sl.t t66c
MINING STOCKS
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LONDON MARKET.

Thomas 4 Short, of London, make the follow
ing report on the state Of the English market:
The low prices lately ruling for English hops
have caused an Improvement in the demand,
and fair amount OF business has been done In
these
Continental markets have recovered some
what, aud prices are cent. and Tor some quail
ties, cents higher The demand Tor these hops
here In slow.
states-Tnere arc good quantity our mar.
ket. but ~ holders ideas are much higher than
buyers very lew parcels change hands.
Pacihc-6ood mediums maintain their full
values, but for common qualities sellers are
willing 10 concede :. 70 cent TO make busl-
Ees.
Quotations: Kents, 20s2sc; Sussex. isaD15c;
Bnvarians and Burgundis. 2llt25t6c: sIates. "a
orc. Pacihcs. 4yd2 ,c
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NEw YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, March 2a-The stock market
opsned sctiye and buoyant under a brisk de-
msud 20 cover shorts and considerable buying
.or long account. Prices wen, up isGS. per
cent with rush When the bears s.teIn pied
to recover in Genera! Electric they found q
marked scarcity OF this STOCK. aad sharp rise
naturally induced the taking OF proass,
and a reaction OF l41l Per cent
snsuea, but before the downward movement
gained much headway the bank statement made
its appearance. and was so entirely satisfactory
10 the street that the bulls made another up
vsrd turn. his time selecting National Cordaxs
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Economy in County Management.

Following is the text of house bill No. Az, ap-
proved by the governor:
SECTION l. 1t shall be tho duty of every board
OF county commissioners to reduce the expendi-
lures of their respective counties To the lowest
practicable sum consistent with law.
Sec. = No deputies or assistance of any kind
shall be allowed to any officer person rsceiv-
ing compensation from a county unless the
same is necessary. No higher compensation
shall be allowed for any deputy OF or assistance
for such officer or person than Is necessary.
No other expenditure for or connected with
such officer or person, or his Office employ
ment, or the performance of his official duties
any of them, than shall be necessary.
In case the pay ;neut OF any fee or fees In re-
Quired Tor the performance of any duty OF such
ofiicer or person, the total amount allowed and
expended by any board Of county commission
ers for on account o.. or connected with such
person or officer, his office or employment. and
the perform of the duties thereof, inelud-
ing the salary allowed by law to sucn officer
or person, snail not exceed the amount OF
legal fees collected on account OF such Office or
employ and the performance of the duties
thereof Provided, however, that the proyi-
sions of this act shall nos apply TO the ONCE OF
county attorney. Pr0pided, further, that tho
fees properly chargsaolc TO counties shall not
be included in tho total OF the earnings OF such
ofiicsa.
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Worlds Fair Notice.

Cities and towns of Washington desiring
representation at Chicago during the
Worlds fair should apply at once for
space in the Evergreen State Souvenir, a"
the only book IN which their special ad-
vsntAges can be published and given on.
in the exposition grounds at Chicago. j.
o. Hestwood, publisher. Bailey building,
Seattle,
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- leader The market closed arm In tone as .
reaction OF sz0x per cent from top figures.
Government bonds-Steady.
Pssrelsum-Strong; closed, offered, se3<c
BANK STATEMENT
NV YORK. March 2a-Reserve increase. e.
A4,VO: specie decrease. $5l6,000- The banks
now holds S. 24s,0oo In excess Of the legal 70
Quirsmsnta
FINANCIAL.
Money on call-Nominal;y. at 8 per cent
Ffime pAper-6(97 per cent Sterling exchange
-Easier, with actual business at NS5Q0A So
Tor Ss-day bills. and $4s70A IS for demand.
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FOREIGN AfARKETs.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
LONDON. March 2h-Bar silver, .e25 hue. 81
1864. Consos. esd. Bank of England dis
count rate, 232 per cent
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET
LIVERPOOL, March 25.-Wheat-O6eHed mod
erateiy and unchanged
Corn-S.esdy and offered sparingly: April, u
SD: Nav. a I'd
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PASsENGEi. LIsTA.

Avon, Mont, March .6-Passengers On
Northers Pacific train No. /:
T. W. McCune, Mrs c. Z. IiandIey, J. q. Gar
land and wife, J. r. Edison and wife. MIRA e. A.
Mitchsll, Mrs. c. T. Doweii. Mrs J. Jacobs, and
sixty second class.
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The Onion Pacific 10 the oaiy ranseoan nsa:d
line running two through trains daily from sns
North west 20 Omaha Kansas City, 81 Louis and
Chicago sad eli points Eass Aoiera equip
nsnt, fass tina ana tas beat OF service. 1.casS
e1ass - osaoaS street. 4. e. Martha. agent
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DACIPIo NAVIGATION COMPANYs
i Boata Fast time for enohomish, Everett and
Tacoma
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON will
leave Everett daily. except Sunday, At q n. for
Seattle
Leave seattle for Tacoma. l. m
Leave Tacoma for Seattle. p.
Leave Seattle for Everett. AIS y. n
Leave Everett for Seattle, o:a5 D. m
Leave Seattle for Everett. . re p
SUNDAY TRIPS.
Leave Everett for Seattle. . . m
Leave SsAttle for Tacoma i 70 .. -.
Leave Seattle for ysgeti, q 30 y. IN
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY will leave
Esattie for snoh omi-h Mondays. Wednesdays and
friiAys al = ~. calling ~ Muckilteo, East and
MeSI Everett and Lowell
Headquarters In seattle. City Dock. foot Of Main
street
r.. J. RATHBONE, Agent
FRANK wATERHoUsE. General Manager.
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In 1893

All roads lead 70 Chicago. The Chicago, NIL
waukee & a. Paul railway leads the van Ex-
eursioa rates to the Worlds fair
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This il the smallest total for several weeks, il
1925. 100 Sc less than the preceding week, but 10
$6,764.3S larger than for the corresponding week
last year. The principal feature OF the local
market during the past week has been the ad.
vance in price of grain. feed, potatoes and eggs
The advance in grain-and consequently in
chopped feed-has been largely due to the con-
tinued high price OF oats, which has stimulated
the consumption and sale of cheaper articles for
feed. Barley advanced 81 per ton in California,
causing 4 similar change in price here, the sup
ply having hitherto been drawn largely from
that source. II 10 expected, however, that the
change in price will also effect q change in base
OF supply, aud barley il expected in larger
quantities from Eastern Washington. Corn has
also advanced 81 per ton, and chopped feed is
correspondiugly higher. There has been .
tumble in the price Of oil cake, which 10 now
sold here at $40 per ton by jobbers.
Potatoes have advanced considerably on 40
Jobbers now sell them for $2502S per ton, while
choice unmixed bring $50 for seed.
Quite an unusual shortage OF eggs has devel-
oped during the week. the usual consignments
having failed to rive, and q sudden scarcity of
ranch eggs occurring on the near approach OF
Easter. kilograms to Portland for supplies
showed that the market there was arm at II
cents making the price here 20 cents.
Large fish are very scarce In this market,
there being no run of salmon In the Sound
waters now, and what few are obtained are
brought from the Gray's harbor country. The
run of halibut 10 very light and fishing schooners
in the Straits report great scarcity Most OF
the craft engaged in fishing for halibut are too
small to go outside of the Straits. and hence the
supply il exceedingly limited.
In the grocery trade the principal changes
have been a slight reduction in the price Of
roasted cOdees. canned fish and dried peas.
SHIPMENTS AND RRCEIPTa
During tho past twenty-four hours produce
and merchandise have been shipped from and
received at the port of Seattle In the following
quantities:
Tons
Shipments BY rail and water. .......... 1885
Receipts by rail and water. ............... 1854
By steamer Capilano from Vancouver China
frcightJ-Twenty- seven cases porcelain, case
tea, IL cases merchandise, 80 cases Japan tea,
cases curios, bundles bamboo, cases paper
napkins. 264 bags tapioca. 600 bags sugar, 291
packages merchandise, pieces granite. II pack
ages household goods.
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PORTLAND. March 2a-lSpecial. Tho wheat
market continues without any change: Valley,
$L12la: Walls Wslla, $L05 per GENITAL. Receipts,
2,5ll centala
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FROM VANCOUVER:
WANT HELP3

want Ads. when inserted In the
Observation-Disclosures bring quick
returns. Largest circulation guar.
AAtAAA
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{EUIICE To CDSTRACToRS--seal proposals
WI be received by the board of county COM
noners Of hiug county. Washington at the Of
aatae county suditor In seattle, Wash, until
MMWsdaesday, April ~ 1898, for the ersc-
end completion Of the new county alrishouse
hospital on the site selected on the county poor
Y sesth OF the city OF Seattle. according 60 the
~ speciaeations and detail drawings of the
- pseparsi by W. A Richie. architect, which
1855. etc. will be ON file in the architects Of
e rooms 80. so and 81. Union block. Seattle.
-, On and after Monday. March 20. 1898.
~ proposal must be accompanied by . certt-
0ect on some local hank in the sum OF i've
Asd dollars $1,000, made payable To the
afef OF King county, Wash. n = guAran tee Of
NH on the part of the said bidder.
- proposal viii he considered unless accom-
IL ~ each certified check.
- board Of county com missioners reserve the
y 70 reject any or all bids.
y efcer Of the board OF county commissioners
Ans county, Washington.
T. 4. TwICHEIL
ssy Auditor and Ex-Offico Clerk of tho Board
Hseounfy commissioners.
esed this iith DAY Of March, 1898.
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On Tuesday, March Is. lot ., block 90, Boren's
addition, will 10 sold at administrators sale, at
o clock, on the courthouse steps.
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DORr AN0ELEs, PORT ToWNsEND. DUA
1 gensss and seattle route.
TIME CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday, November l. 1897.
Leaves daily except Monday follows: Seattle
q m; Townsend 10 SO: arrives Port Angeles
p m Lsaves Port Angeles 5 M: Port
Townsend . 80 p. M: arrives Seattle Ia p m
Laadinga City Dock, seattle: Ttbpal'S Deck Pers
Townsend: Aorsss Dock. Pert AngssA
MATCH DROA
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

transactions Since January I and for
the Past Week.
Real estate transactions from January !, 1893,
are &. 603695. There were filed for record during
the past week 40 deeds, the considerations ag
gregating $l00,0s2 Following il the record of
the week by days:
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Ladies' 20 TO j. J. Wis:wer. gls Front s,rsss,
ara have your hair propsr.y attended "a
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hotel ARRIVALS.
IHE ARLINGTON

B Gibson. Everett Mrs Walsh d c. W Wslla
NJ Mackintosh. Cheha NJ Macintosh, City
A II Carroll, WhAtcom J : Watson, IF
Farrell. do ii Concasfer. Chshalis
Dick WEIGH, F J.F DengierN Ny
Msmpel, Portland Walsh Il W, Tacoma
" Gibson Il ", CHM + shaw Portland
] MeCaalsy. Vancouver II WARD n Yakima
W Welistsad, Portlnd Topping 6wRC
oIooie, A kohrabacxer, Prtld
Mss ROhrsbacher. Prtid
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+ PORT GARDNER ROUTE.
STEAMER GREY HOUND.
Commencing Feb. 10 Daily, except sunday
Leaves seattle Observation-Disclosures. ZOE "a
Arrives Everett ACKNOWLEDGEMENT q. ls
Leaves Everett. ..-..-....- ............ 8 No . m
Arrives senttle. IL As
Leaves Seattle -...........-....-........l IL 40 IN
Arrives Everett ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2l5 n
Leaves Fverett.,.., Observation-Disclosures. = 20
Arrives seattle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 m
Ieaves Seattle. Observation-Disclosures. s-SV
Arrives Everett. Q % p m
Leaves Everett. Observation-Disclosures. 700
rrtvas Seattle 9 10
-. (Isavss Seattle. : 80 . m, IL Is y
eanasFs Leaves Everett g AS III, 40
Connects with boat far snebomish Connects
with steamer Bailey ts;Eer; for Tacoma
Trips a..ly. including sunday
To take efc~t No day. ~sptem Der IL
eEArTLE AM TACOMA NAVI1 ATIoN GO.
CLAUD FHoUP PRANK W. 9OoDHCk.
Pres Secv
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WHIpBY ISLAND AND
STEAMER FAIRuAvEN

Leaves city Dcch. seattle daily except SATURDAY,
81 r. fer EsmcnGs. Clinton, TGtalIp. RroWns
fesnt. Lsa.iey CosPesiils s&n he fgcA
Il srecr. rtsss s3y ard lsccnser Returning
isAeus LaeoaEsc = ser seattle. covering same
ts4is> I. G6k1S, AAss4x
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STEAMRRS.
Ely On THE sTLYER.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
In enc hour and tweaty- Ave ninuteA
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Aaving been rebuilt. II the finest passenger
steamer on the sound Regular daily ana sunday
Wipe. seattle Tacoma route. IS follews:
TAXING RTFHcP
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.
Leave Seattle o: 30 . m. l:3e p. m. and 500 p n.
sharp Daily except sunday.
Leave Tacoma 7 30 u m. 1850 q -. aA1 $50
b -. sharp Daily except sunday.
0UEDAY TRIPS
Leave Tacoma q u. and p. m sharp.
ieavs Seattle $50 = IA. and p sharp
Landing 81 y. p. wharf, Tacoma. ana CenHsr-
,.ai dock foot 81 Marion stress Seattle.
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r,snn STATES NAR~HAI's SALE
n 49, ssssS - AmeTsoa. district Of W ASKING
A. 49, division. ASe "a go
es,,.s q a - q y vraa.tten4 Ysporas e. me-
Ne ssss 'ssl y m he AeoNe rutt.sed c0ars al
~ a s,,s s dtie >tAtes e. ziuSt ia1 f~e-s A.
g.. sssi It's e e9iaaa il Se.S.rss.e.. 80
ssss - a ~~S.tae. VAST taxt. n March ~
= ~. u sA.d court; AeEehy give pue
- anar 4. : 80, 90 ne - 6sT - April, s9S. 81
As |. - ~ o g %. u DC afternoon az he same
q fss at = S,es custom house IL the clts
| q sas la. - . - S&i4 disIFsct Mi sci
- s~~x 49, A.. as u epiam 20 the highes.
! s~t t'f cas-. lav atle a. tie time OF "a 4.
III q - = afowN, / :. Marshal
sSse 4AsSh q ls.s
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, March 25.-Wheat--Msrket nervous;
May opened ~ lower, advanced II &c on cover
ing by shorts who feared squeeze. receied go
On sales at the top, rallied aud closed at the
highest, lie above Yesterday; July opened uu-
changed, receded ssc on local sales, recovered
&c, aud closed g. lower than yesterday. Re-
cepts. $1,000 bushels; shipments, 81, 900 bushela
Others unchanged.
Wheat-Steady; cash, 75l<c; May, $50
Corn-Lower; cash. 405.c; May. 1870
Oats-Easy; cash, SOC; May. $3.50.
Rye-4Sc.
Barley-62c.
Flax-sLl9lS.
Ti,nothy-s4 Ss0i40
Whsky-$L3
Pork-Easy; cash. SIT. i2}}<; May. slZ6c1f
1Ard-Easy; cash, $ll. 20: May. $il.3a
Short ribs-Easy; cash, $.95: May, 5000
Short clear-$I0. 50tti0.55.
ehoulders-$2.5 81 2QG25o.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. March 22.-Cattle-Receipts. 300;
steady. prices low; natives. $59e(G600; others.
$s.5O(1575.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; steady; rough and
mixed. $6sI11 40: prime heavy and butcher
81. 90: light, $6.75(G..30
sheep-keceipts, zoos; steady: natives, 81 500
@O0; Westerns, IS So lambs, $6.3&
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Hops-Quiet and steady. New York state,
common 10 choice, ls92Ilac: Pacific coast. $50
2l1.c.
toffee-0ptions closed barely steady, SGi0o
down Sales were $50 bags. including: March,
sE.oo@l7: ID; May. $l6.aGal655 spot Rio-Duli
and nominal No. z 19ss,.
sugar-Raw, Quie aud firm. Fair refining.
&c; centiiugais, So test, &c. Retined-Actiye
and firm; off A, 4ss6issa: mould A, 4 leo
olsc: standard A. l-l601i1sr; contectioners A,
9-l6Gis4c: crushed, ot4lD5 7-l6c: powdered.
: l5-lt(e &c; graduated, li-l6tGSc; cubes,
415l61Isc
COpper-Domestic, &ll 90
Lead-oteady: domestic, 81,
Tin--Quiet: straits, $a0.SS920 90. Plates
Steady. Spelter-iull: domestic. A27l1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-27

EvERHrr AND sNoHoMIsH RoUrA
STEAMER NABEL
Leaves Yesse~. wharf Tuesdsya rhursdavs and
SATURDAYS At = a. IN. Edmends AaAtiteo. ~
esesl NarysyiiIs. Lowell aad SEehomsh
FARE TO EVERETT, 500
TO sSoHo2ISu. coc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-27

Passengers leaving Spokane on Mondays end
Thursdays comm same afternoon 1t Northport
with steamer for Trail Greek. Robson, Nelson
Balfour, Pilot Bay, Ainsworth, kAsio and SLOGAN
and passengers arriving from the north on those
daysgo directly through to Spokane arriving a.
$50 p m.
April 10th, when passengers will go through the
same day.