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BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
THE BOARD OF TRApk


CHICAGO, March 9.--Whea.--Closed at
57ss@57s.c today, the lowest il has ever
finished for May, showing q loss of sc
since Saturday. The decrease in the visit
bic was less than was expected: lower ca
bles. good crop prospects and increase in
the quantity of wheat and -four on pass
age, are responsible fer the decline. The
engaging of 2saooo bushels for export
s,eadied the marks, at the close, but IL en-
ish~d near the bottom. May. closed un-
changed; May oats. &c lower. and provi-
s!ons tribe higher ali round. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow Wheat, IS car
loads. corn, $50 cars, oats. SO cars.
Wheat-Easy: cash, S5skc; May. sTs.c
Corn-S,eaiy cash, SStsc; May. Bfsc.
osts-sieady; cash. @s2e; Nay. JIG.
Rye-4Tc-
BaEssy-Nom;naL
flsx-sLTi4
fimotby-si 10.
Perk-Sseaay; May, $40 so; July, Sos.
Lard-Steady. May, 81 80; July. u s2i&
Short ribs-Stea3ys May ana 1aly,
shoalaers-sss sessa
Short egsar-s6 75at T.is,s-
Whisky-siiS.
VISIBLE GRAIN STATEMENT.
Following is the statement for the week
of the vl.lhle grain supply at the close OF
business Saturday. as compared With uie
preceding week:
RasAGs facfease EefyatsS
MIA. -xssstso ~ i&sS.aec
,-sra .... u, $500 81. 500 ..s-.s..
oass.~s..- .s.-.~..re -ssofsdo -essN~ -. -
RYE ............ .{s,54a ...s-... FI,t"2
LIVE STOCK
Cattle Receipts. 800 head. Market
active and an up tura of S3g llAc on sgifaate
shspping on export steers. the same max
lng s.. SOFAS: others. s. aaSsASa
Hox.- Rec@i pts Sa.oo head Market ac-
tive aud steAdy. rough heavy, &Ausri - /,
rough packers aud mixed. y. 4oI4 - /,
prime heavy and butchers wsigsss. 49,
ss&6S: assorted isrhts. <a6Sss4 "a
sheep and lambs- Receipts. 1000 head
N.rkes active at lot ioc higher top sheer r,
Is sa4ts ~; exroEters, al AAS@Aoo'
f.mha 81 uae4.a
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THH, IUHIIU, EVu. II IVA
The Seattle acknowledgement Co., g.
attic, Wash.-Sirs: received the double
wall map short time ago. aud In good
condition. Am more than pleased with
It. 1t Is worth double the pric& Yours
truly. n. J.
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Yuxru yrssxcrAr.

yxEIcM HgsayrlAI.
Pans. March "a Three per csnt ssotss.
sef Gle for account.
KseIxxH GRAIN MARKET.
Lsvx1scos. Mach la-whsas-Dnli;
Demand poor. holders c4fer moderately.
Aa ! California. S. II 10 So "a: No 2 rod
Westsra winter, - 1Df1sa-
Corn-Stsady: demand fair; nsv Uixed.
= l15<d.
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Post-1ntelligencsr. Seattle. Wash
eirs: | received one of your premium
maps the other day and il 10 fns map in
every respect and deserves praise. Yours
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Looxrsros, Wash Feb. ., isoz

Pest ntslligencer. Seattle, Wash.-
received your map and IL q away b.
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and u the best map have ever seen pub.
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KokrsLAH, 3. o. May a. lSoa

Editor acknowledgements Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir: have received the map a
that I am thoroughly sstlsnsd with IL
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TESTIMONIALS

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LuMxI. Wash, Feb. 4, 1854

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The Post-fetel igencer. Seattle. Wash
Dear sirs: received your premium mag
In good condition. Many thanks for e
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Post lntslligcncer. Seattle. Wssh.-
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LANGLEY, Wash, March 81, 1891.

Post-InteIligencer Publishing CO.. g.
attic, Wash.-Gents: l would say that
am delighted with the map Il cana 10
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East ST. CLoup. MIMI. Nay .. lisa
Post intelligence, Seattle, Wash
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and We think IL Is Emo map. You should
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CLrvr1Axp Wash Feb. 4 lsoa

CLXVxLANp, Waen., FOO = loO8
Editor Post-Intelligencsr. Seattle. Wash,
Dear Sir: received your premium map
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Yost-lntelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash
Gents: I have received the map and am
we'll pleased with IL. Think IL well worth
S, which IL would cost to 60 70 store
and buy il Long may the Post-Intelli.
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Portland 0Pain Market.
PORTLAND. March l9.-fSpecial. l-Whsat
SLOW and steady; Valley, Soc; Wallis
Halia, 75957kc per GENITAL.
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BALTIMORE, Ma, May II. lSo1
Yost.lnteiligencer Co, Seattle. WASH
gentlemen: The map received and =
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Post-In,eiliTencsr, Seattle. Wash; -
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balance due on subscription and map
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ErrKRYusR. wash-. Fob. "a 1854
Seattle Post Inteliigsncer, Seattle, Wash.
Have received the wall map. Am en-.
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Nr.row. Wash, Feb. q. rse1

Po.t-rnte!ligencer Co, Seattle. Wash
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- We ars y e.l satisfied with - ksspecs
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Il
nth fruits and vegetables for West street
bouses. Receipts from this source were
spes large, but are gradually increasing
with each boat a. the season advances.
Among the green vegetables to arrive
we're green peas. asparagus and rhubarh.
6Fcen peas sell al Q cents per pound, one
cent lower than heretofore. Asparagus 10
% cents per pound and rhubarb 10 cents.
Considerable quantities of cabbage and
esulitower arrived on the steamer, but
prices remain unchanged.
Lemons are considerably cheaper than
they have been during the winter. the best
grades whoiesaling at So. so per case.
Chickens have been scarce for several
days and ara ruling little higher. Hens
bring from S. to s. 30 per dozen.
Eggs are trifie frmsr but there has
been no change in quotations..
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Asxspxxs, Wash, Feb IA. 1872
Pos.-fntsii.gsneef Co. Seattle. Wash
Premium map received and gves perfect
satisfaction. Yours respectfully, A. II
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RADE AND SHIPPING.
rival Of Green Vegetables
From California.
k.,okeNs ARE QUITE scAace.
esllIsg VERY Chssp-Eggs Ass
- Little yirDos.

q. 4 DBYARrMxrT OF AsxfcuIrrRu,
NGATng4 ErRKAC.
PORTLAND. Or, March -. Iso4 }
ewueass for Tues1sy: Fair: eoosss.
BLANHvoRD. l. }. @.
vEA7HKE grExAE-DAfLY nuLLkTIN.
SEATTLE. wash. March -, ssok
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LAraH, Wash. Feb. q. 1872
Post fntelligeaeer, Seattle, Wash
Dear sirs: Map received in good saaps.
We. pleased With it and also the paper.
Yours respectfully. -. n.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-16
A LOng-Legged Chap.

Every animal and bird has its own
way of seeking its food. Some are hunt
er> and some fishers. Some secure their
prey by stratagem and some by force.
Each one works according to his nature
and TO the means which have been given
him.
The heron is Il bird who gets his din
ner by patience and watching. He is
fondest Of fish. although he does not de-
spisc an occasional frog, or even a
mouse or a rat if he is very hungry. So
he wades ont n little distance in the
water for he has good, long legs, has
this heron.
Then he stands in the Water-some-
times on both his legs. sometimes on ono
leg-and waits for an hour or two, OF
perhaps longer, until some foolish OF
daring little fish come close enough
for him to snap at it with his long bill.
And when he makes snap at a fish
alr. Heron is SO good Il snapshot that
she little fish has become the heron's
dinner before he has time To think about
4.
Some herons build their nests in the
top of high trees. The nests are very
large and are clumsily built of sticks
and twigs. But they are so high up that
Mr. Heron fears no danger from adj
venturous small boys, who might other
wise want to add herons' eggs to their
collections.
There are many kinds of herons. The
common variety IS the gray heron and
the most beautiful is the white heron,
whose long. silky white feathers are
much used for hat trimming Mr.
White Heron Is hunted for his beautiful
feathers, while his common gray brother
is suffered to live in peace, because he
isn't pretty enough to be killed.-N. T.
HarnN
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history by asking whom Miss Athel-
wood was about to marry. As | put
the question. an old and villainously
dirty swagman placed his roll of blank
cts down at the church door and pushed
his way toward US.
In beggin' yer pardon" my lady
went on. Miss Athelwood's a-goin' to
marry, as its not in my mind to re
member-a dook or a hearl but | can't
say which on EN- Haide-de-camp to
the Governor they do say he IS. But
look. look ere hey comes.'
Carriage after carriage rolled mp to
the church door and set down its load
of fashiOnabIeS. Then, amidst continu-
Gus cheering. Mr.. and Mrs. Athelwood
arrived She looked surprising beau
tiful, and ! noticed that the old sway
man was 50 overcome with astOnishment
that he kept his eyes staring ut the door
long after She had passed through ii and
we had rushed into the church to see
the ceremony.
My whole attention was devoted to
watching the bride | could not drive
her romance out Of my head. She went
up the ais.e homeless Girl, the prod
ugC Gl s3 ,1aJih, 1g,o ''lp [e''IyG 10 Inc
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A bright, fresh morning with few
white clouds scattered about the heavens
the better to enhance the Diueucss OF The
sky beyond. \ happy spring breeze
dashin@ round corners and playing the
very mischief with silk hats and dainty
skinS, whlstilng through telegraph
wires, and covering the harbor with
coating Of continuous white foam. \
morning on which to feel thankful for
existence
1t IS easily seen ihi somnihin@ un-
usual Is affecting ti.e lHhabitahls ol
Potts Point, that fashionable suburb OF
luxurious sydney.
At st. Mary's Church door | find
large crowd assembled, representing all
ranks of society. and. for tine first time,
obtain some dim idea of the event | am
| am about to witness. In order to
make doubly sure | question an ancient
lady, whose dress suggests connections
with some charitable institution.
At first she seems inclined to treat my
thirst for information with contempt.
but finally desire for gossip 0yprcoalos
her rpticcnrp. and She condescends TO
tell me all i'm one breath that "Thi, ere
is 10 be the wcddin' o Miss Athelwood:
not but that cr name amt Atheiwood.
but keIiarey. Er as 'dow'd the aims
'ouSes down the street-which times be-
IN bad an a lone widdcr as ad no us
band an, whose son is doin' is last
stretch, bein' a, innocent as u babe un-
born. An rheumatic beiu' that bad.
she could curse only she wouldn't.
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He Believes in Dreams.

81 never took any stock in Dreams"
said J. l.. Santcr, of Lexington Mo,
but from recent experiences | am in
clined to believe that there is something
in the mysteries of sleep after all.
About two months ago my wife in
formed me that she had dreamed of
marriage and that ii was 4 sure sign of
death. Two days aftcrward my grand
father was killed by a train at Omaha.
Following this up, my better half
warned me to look after my financial
interests. as she dreamed was being
treated for mysteries. To dream that !
was being treated for anything, she
informed me, was a never-failing sign
that | would suffer financial loss. In
less than week came the Sedalla
Bank calmity, and | am out -, 00O
Just before | left home ! accidentIy
broke a lookingglass. Now | am told
that will have seven years of trouble
1t has not materialized, but | expect to
receive telegram before morning in
forming me that my boy has been
drowned in the river, my house has
been destroyed by fire, or that some
thing else equally rs horrible has oc-
rlllTpd
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NNALID'S HOTEL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE.

This widely celebrated institution.
located at Buffalo, Y. Y. is organized
with a full staff of eighteen expert
enced and sbillfnl Physicians and Sur
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and lung diseases, liver and kidney dis
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correspondence. The cure of the worst
ruptures, pile tumors, varicocele, by
dlocele and structures is guaranteed.
with only short residence at the insti
tuition. Send 10 cents in stamps for
the Invalid's Guide Book(l6S pages.
which gives all particulars. Address,
Worlds Dispensary Medical AssOcia
ton, Buffalo, \. Y.
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AVOID THE GIRL CONFlDRNTE.
But if You Must Have One Don't Intro
duce Her to Your Beau.

Never have a girl confidaute. says a
writer IN TIE \. Y 1drertiS.r. | don't
believe in her, especially if you bring
her into contact with the object of Your
affection. The feminine mind is one of
the few things t>lt even philosopher
cannot fathom, and how She reconciles
that airy fabric called conscience to the
deliberate stealing of her bosom friends
best beau Is one of the mysteries of life.
Yet it happens every day. Ii you must
choose a cOntidanAe select a married
one.
She will understand to nicely all
your feeling, having previously gone
through the crucible. and if she be a
WOmaniy woman will sympathiZe with
YOU and arrange nice little interesting
tableauX that would never enter into
your innocent minds for women are in
yeterate match-makers. She will show
off your good points and draw atten-
ton TO any little detail of your dress or
appearance likely to elicit admiration,
and with keeness of delicacy which is
an especial attribute of the sex.
| have known many a good match
spoiled by girl contidante. OF course,
| do not mean TO insinuate that all girls
are the same. What | mean is this.
that even innocent girls may by
thoughtless remark spoil her friends
cause. Girls would scOrn such a mean
trick as trying to steal a mans affec-
tions, yet they do not understand the
subtle personality OF the masculine mind
as a fri md would do. Some men are
so constituted that they cannot bear a
rival, others require rivalry, to spur
them on.
With regard to the former, imagine
how like a bombshell such Il maiapropos
as this would sound: Rose is going to
the theater tonight with Mr.. S" A
fact which Rose has studiously kept
from the man, knowing his jealous ten
denotes and not liking to explain that
it was her younger sister that Mr.. S.
was fond Of and that Rose was only
acting as chaperon. Then take the un-
scrupulous girl who knows the exact
moment to point her keen poison-tipped
dart, arousing a host of emotions of
jealous anger and wounded pride. Now,
when the victim is writhing, is the time
to pour forth the oil of sympathy, and
with quick instinct she seizes the op-
portunity and SOothes poor masculine
vanity with such effect that Rose almost
before She knows it finds herself minus
friend and lover Take my advice,
girls, and if you must have a conf
dante, select a married one.
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ELETRIC BITTERS.

This remedy is becoming SO well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitter5 slug the same song of
praise.-A purer medicine does not
exist and 1t is guaranteed to all do that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys
will remove Pimples. Boils, Salt
Rheum and other affections aused by
impure blood-Win drive Malaria
from the system and prevent as well
as cure all Malarial fevers.-For cure
Of Headache. Constipation and Indi-
gestion try Electric Bitters. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money re
funded.-Price SOC. and 90. per bot
tie at Henry llinrich's Drug Store.
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passengers. travels the 2iO miles be-
tween the gold fields and ciyIuzation
twice weekly. and IS ALWAYS pUcicrnat-
uralIy thirsty. Custom. however. for
bids his leaving the box before he has
seen hi. horse, embarrassed and led
away. and EXCHANGED the usual pleas
antrics with his own particular adj
mrers. When in due time lac does de-
,ccnd. pa,Scnoers. dirucrs. Ioafcr, and
dogs escort linn into the hotel and in
an hour the excitement is over.
On this occasion. however. il is des-
fined to Inst louurr. "Dog9 KclI,rnv
adyanrino inyit,, m, driyGI. to TAX. rr-
frr.hnanI
After rompIyfno with the reapc,t
that individual gcts out to the vehicle
10 rctlln with a bundle. Then mn
wrapping the -naviS he place. nn The
table = .lby riri. She can moi hc mon.
than ycai, old. and i, fa-, asleep. her
little head and II, pretty crr,, pjIiowed
oa. one tiny arm.
Every one pYr~sr, round la look. with
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