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NEW YORK MARK ETs.
The stock Exchange.

New York March Is The al-important
tonic in Wall street today vas the puhii-
cation Of the pisn for the reorganization
81 the Northern Pacific railroad. The
grea; amount OF securities involved, their
widespread distribution throughout near
Is an q the leading European financial
cenfers. as well a. the extensive dom ssiic
holdings had caused exceptional autici9I-
tory interest as 10 the provisions OF the
plan and the treatment ~ the various Sc
carifies While opinions differ as 10 The
merits q the plan according 20 the Sc
c-rttieS held by each respective Interest.
and while a stubborn contest against thu
enforcement Of some - It's provisions is
threatened in certain quarters. the auan-
clal commonly as whole. taking irto
consideration the reeor5 Of tho capitalists
Identified with the work 81 rehabilitation
AMI fhelr practically unlimited financial
resources. believes the Success Of the plan
10 - orly a question Of tine. The esti-
mates bv rxrerts place the values Of the
new Northern Faci6c securities a. about
- for prior bonds. s. for the general lien
bonds. p for the neS preferred and i for
tne new common stocks.
Another important develop uent was the
announcement Of a call b. the trea sdry &C.
psrfuaent On the banks holding govern
rnent money for the payment OF - per
cent. Of these balances within abe rrcs-
eat week. The government bond denosf-
;7rt.s holf Of government money abog:
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Tho ttate land commission VIII meet
this morning at SO O'Clock in the library
room AZ the courthouse. The docket for 20
day IS IA follows.
Block -. lots u 10 70. Seattle & Montana
Railroad Company. .Sa W. Columbia &
Puget Sound Railroad Company. 1913.
Block ~. lots 10 TO -. Seattle 4 Montana
Railroad Company. i.55s. W. Columbia a.
Puget sound Railroad Company 1913
Block 81. lot l. Seattle a. Montana Rail-
road Company 80. Sfetson & Post NH
COMPANY i4il Vs Columbia K Puget
Sound Railroad Company. lois.
Block -. lot 5. Seattle & Montana Rail-
road Company. l.5ds. va. Columbia * pli-
get Sound Railroad Company LOIS
Block 20. lot a. Mechanics NH and
Lumber Company. l.i3s We. David +. DG-
RE 90. l.i2o
Block -. lot IS. y. l.. Rogers 81 al.
I.f5i. George Misner. LA, Mechanics' Mil
and Lumber COMPANY i,s9s. II. s. Bitten
court. 1851. James Readnsn. I.272. vs..
David T. Durie. Lea. i.fn
Hiock -. lot iG. ". l.. Rogers 81 al. ff7I.
Mary c. Tuhes. I. 2ez James Readrnaa, ~.
". J. Stevenson, 1.esl, T. Frederick, i.fss.
vs II s. Bltteneourt. LOS
Block - lot II. W J. Stevenson. nsi-
James Eesdman, i-g72 William +. Trimble.
In. p. Frederick. l,sss. vs.. George c.
spaidng. l055.
Block ~ lot Is. George C. spalding.
i.s.1 William +. Trlnhle i.g2o Sol @.
simpson. liza. vs.. George e. spaIding,
1.0z.
Block -. lot 3. yl,us sehnidt. IN. vs.
Sol G. ssmpson, ], Ice.
Block 81, lot Z. Estate John P. Fay.
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FOREIGN MARKKT1.



London. March ls,-Si!ve-. 81 SLID. Con-
sols. ICES.
New York. March iS-The Evening
Pests London financial cahlegram says:
The stock markets were very quiet as
a whole today. except for q revival Of the
demand for certain deep-ievel South Afri-
can properties The publication OF the
details OF the Northern Pacific plan has
been attended with q drop OF about Sd
preferred stock. while certain bonds have
moved up little. Other Americans were
quiet. and duh. Copper statistics were
very encouraging. stocks having declined
from 1876 tons on February Is. to &i,eso
on March Is. The Continental markets
were quiet and featureiess.
London. March 1.-THE Pail Mall Ga
zette this afternoon says: The Northern
Pacific railway reorganization scheme is
not appreciated here. Northern Pacific
preferred declined 80 today.
Brcad~tuns and Grains.
Liverpool. March ls-wheat-spot dull:
demand. poor; No. 2 red winter. SIS sd: No
/. hard Manitoba. IS sd: No. I, California
as I'd. Futures. closed easy. I'D lower;
March. April. May. June. July and Au-
gust. IS ID.
Corn-Spot. Arm: American mixed, new
IS liAd. Futures closed firm, i.ai>d high
er: March. IS I'D: April. IS Id: May. IS
lid; June. IS Id: July. IS I'D: August,
SIS "a.
Fiour-Duli: demand. poor; ST. Louis
fancy winter. rs 3d.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
RraadsfnfYS mud q &ofua

San Francisco. March 16.-Flour-Family
extras. siGtiO bakers extras. S3.s043.90;
superfine. s2.s5G3le.
Wheat-Shipping wheat. sl07is for No.
l. and siosa. O., 10 for choice; milling wheat,
sl.2091 27I2.
Barley-Feed, fair to good. s7iaG7Oc;
choice. III. Q32i2c: brewing. s2lsfts7lzc.
Oats-Milling. 75Qs0c: Surprise, 9oQs5c:
fancy feed. Soasei.c; good TO choice. 72is9
s7iac; poor TO fair. e54l70c; black. for seed.
65c@sll0; gray. 70G75c per GENITAL. red, for
seed. s5c9sio5.
Receipts-Flour, quarter sacks. Sil5; co.
Oregon. 5553; do. Washington 1870; wheat.
centals. 6,se5, do. Oregon, 1870; do. Wash
ington 40: barley. centals. 1905; oats.
centals. S55; do. oregon. $40: beans. sacks.
4.7sl; corn, centals LIS: do, Nebraska.
1919; rye. centals. l75: potatoes. sacks,
l740; do. Oregon, HES; do, Washington.
14; onions. sacks, rs; do, Ogden. Isl: do.
Oregon, 369: bran, sacks. l.735. do. oregon.
80; mddliuGs. sacks. 365; hay. tons. i06;
hops. bales. IS; mustard. sacks. 76l: wool,
bales. q: wine. gallons. s7.700: hides, num-
Der, 100: quicksilver. TASKS. 60.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middlings. slsdlS50: bran. si2Gie5a
Hay-Wheat, SSail.50; wheat and oat.
S.5o6lo50; cat, s759ai0: alfalfa, s7T9: bar
ley. NNs; clover. segS; compressed. s.. 5Nn
+t'.f '~NNAHf FFA''|Fs sAian ovBHSN Per
bundle.
Potafocs-Salinas Burbanks. 75GaOc:
river Burbanks. 3sf 10; Oregon Burbalks.
5oa75c: river reds 5sdsA,: Early Rose. 40
ainc; new potatoes, 1Q2Isc per 10: MERGED
sweets. SIS
observation-disclosures onions. s06525c:
Oregon onions. 9acdSli7: Los Angeles to-
niatoss. $L250l75. string beans, i0fil5c:
green peas. i6f2i-c: cabbage 49sifnc. garlic,
Siza5c; dried peppers. io6l2tsc mush-
rooms. inal2Ar: asparagus. 81 .259i ~. dried
okra. 1r4ssi5c; rhaharh, 5flf15c.
Fruit-Arples, No. l grade, e5casl %;
common. eea75c; fancy, sl5ofl2; Mexican
lines. s5s55. so: California lemons, common.
sl6i25, do good 10 choice. si5oS3s; do
fancy, $50: California oranges, seedlings.
Sdt50; do navcis. 81 -5shi27s.
Ruttcr-Fancy creamery. 1sTl9c; sec
onds. lsGi7c: fancy dairy, l50lGc; sec
onds. liTl5c.
Cheese-Fancy mild new, ilIl2c; fair TO
good. eEiec; Eastern. l2Flic.
Eess-Store. l0c, ranch. l0ls1llisc.
Poiltr~-Turkey gobhlers, cyclic: tur-
key hens. f2alic; ROSTERS. old. s. SCAT: do
young. 81 50a7; broilers. small sia5: do
large. s. 5sds5e, hers. sla5; ducks. s7GS:
geese 81 s0ete; pigeons. old. 3 s5li 50; stay
geese. $50. hare. sSca$l.
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OFF TO COOK INLET.
How to Reach That famous Section by
WAY of Sitka.

The Alaska Commercial Company's
steamer Bertha Is to leave Sitka for the
head of Prince William sound on the 2ita
inst. Those who take this route Will cross
over the portage from the head Of Prince
William sound to the head OF Turna ain
arm, the land distance Being about fifteen
miles. The portage is rot a hard one to
cross, as the range NJ that point Is low
on the Priace William sound side the as
cent 10 the summit 8 pretty steep in cover
ing a distance of about two miles. but
from the summit down 20 the head OF
Turnagair arm the twelve or thirteen
miles of descent is gradual and easy WALTZ
ing. All will go prepared for travelling
with snowshoes and take Yukon sieds TO
haul their outfits over the divide The
distance from the head OF tine arm to Sun
rise City at the mouth Of Six-Miie creek.
ia about thirty miles Ths shore line is
spoken OF as being quite rough Before
reaching Sunrise City all miners going
over the portage are warned OF the dan
gers Of a whirlpool, which lies on the
south side OF the Arm six or eight miles
above the east of the town. Nothing
but good. strong boats can run through
IL. About ten miles farther down the Arm
from Sunset City. located at the mouth
OF Resurrection creek, il Hope City. which
point is about ten miles above the narrow
neck OF Turnagain arm. Glacier creek IL
tho fist stream that puts into
the head OF the Arm from the
south. which is as yet unpros-
pected Five miles below the mouth Of
Glacier comes In Quartz creek, upon which
some prospecting has been done. Half
way between Quartz and SixMile comes
in Little Sir-Mns creek. Continuing On
down 10 Resurrection creek. the whole
stretch Of country from the shore tn the
heads Of the streams has been more or
less prospected. From the head of the Arm
down 70 Us narrow neck there Is strong
rush OF tide both in rising and falling,
which necs estates she construction of
good. strong boats 70 navigate II.
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transactions since January 4 and Fo
YESTERDAY.

Real estate transactions since January
!. lSs. are ss7ossss7. There were fled for
record yesterday 10 deeds. axxreya,ins-
H.sls-9 Following 10 u list furnished by
the Daily Bulletin. room u Occidental
block:
James p. Anderson ct ux. TO Sarah s.
Traveller. LOT "a. block :. Prospect Terrace
second addition. December 4 1875. 81.
jacob Furth and Minnie q. Yesier. ad.
Illustrators OF estate of III. l. Yesler. de-
ceased. TO w. $. Morrlsey. block A. C. d.
Boren's plat. February Is. SECS.
William Carnes TO 4. II. King. sss swis
nwa sec. G. q, I. - a March 4. Ssssaa
Louis Lsovelock to William Tedfcri. s,s
swA nell sec 50. Is. 4. March IL. $50.
Charles +. Hawkey TO Rebecca Hawkey.
lot !. block s. Baxter's addition. March
IL 81.
Richard L. Moore TO James W. Wheeler,
swls nwiA sec IS. -. :. 10 a. March Is,
$500.
G. F. s. Maiden 10 Eustace II. Na1ieu.
lot :. block 10 jackson street addition.
February q, 81.
Henry Bauman ct ux. TO John Z. Rise
dorph. lets 10 and II. block 81. South
Park. March l6. $3.50.
Sarah T.. Spray to Harry Krutx. lots
and !. block {. Blgelow's addition, March
6, 81.
Ann Price and husband John II. by Rees
i. Daniels. attorney to Catherine Mere
diih. lots 3 10 u. block {. salmon bay
park addition, March ID $780,
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i.sa. PIN Mes. ISIS Robert c-oft. la.
vs. Martin Magesen. i.g4.
nscS ~. lot -. Estate John p. Gale.
!,'~s. James Day, LIE. Robert Croft. 4s,
yoaa Davis. Lee. Phil Mes. ISIS, Michael
Jay i.s,s vs.. Leslie W. Tihhests. Isl.
tsaeek ~. los IA. James Day, i.7Ss. Estate
gona /. Gale. Lss+. John Davis, 80. Les
LII. 'S -'s"'A'nA'''
stock rs. lots -. ~ r. W. Dea-nc-n.
.,ssi' James Day. i.7sc. Michael Day. las.
fha Mes. LES. John Davis, Lee, vs.. ROB-
ert Croft. i.ssi.
Block 81. lot q. n. W. Dearborn. Ira
=. .su y. hsnssley. i.Sss'. John p. Fay. Las,
vs. Charles n. Frye. Iss
H'1es a lot y r. W. Dearborn. i,.sl,
vs. John p. Fay. l,.sS
bs9eS =. 10; r. w. Dearborn. i...-s.
VS.. ]. h. c. lockwood, l.0a7.
h.ock ~. lots {. :. !. .. Il. W. Dearborn,
LII, vs.. ]. b. c. Lockwood. l.os7.
hAoek - lot 10, r. W. Desrborn. LII,
David +. Durte. l.ise-i .oeS. VS.. ]. r. c.
Lockwood. i.ds7.
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xuTIrE OF Assessor EMIT ROLLING
49, az assessment roll OF local improve
,,tnt district No. III. for the improve
-s1t Of Harvard avenue north. 0orrner-
r OAK street, Chestnut avenue ana Sher-
n-eeEe s;reeD under ordinance No. 4,0g..
"a tearing thereon.
Tstlce Is hereby given that assessment
~ OF local Improvement district No. ia,
y, fae Improvement OF Harvard avenue
49, ffor!neriy Oak street. Chestnut av-
-. and sherhrooGe street. under ordl-
..rr4 No f.gT, has been reported by the
tsars OF public works TO the city council
y he city OF Seattle. and Is now on file
y H. Office OF the city clerk. and the same
= nov open for public inspection at said
sSes and will remain open for Inspection
rrsp Monday. the Goth day of March. lsss;
a, x clock D. IN. and all persons inter-
.sisd are hereby required 10 appear before
~ eisy council In joint session. TO be held
/. tn council chamber OF the house OF
sslsga.es In the city hall. on Monday. thu
NJ day Of March. Isas. at 5 o'clock .. m.
~ make objection thereto.
A. SAID time SO fixed the council wllf
esrsiIer any and all objections made a. a
III make such corrections In said roll as
+ deems Just. and win then deduct the
AMOUNT OF such cost assessed against
greet crossings (which shall be paid from
fae general road fund Of the city) and will
tsen by ordnance approve such roll and
Ivy and assess the amounts thereof
srawst each lot and parcel Of land SHOWN
II md roll and declare the same Zen
thereon. sand matter may be ad journed TO
later date II so ordered 10y the city cCun-
a. X. +. STEWART.
City Clerk OF the City OF Seattle
Date o. first publication. March Il 1854
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COUNTY NOTICES.

COUNTY TREAsURER's NOTICE-No-
tee Is hereby given that on the lst day
o. April. ls5. I viii redeem and pay
shool bonds Nos. /. 2, 2. 4. 8 and 6. Is
sued April !. is9l, BY school district No.
;. King county. Washington. amounting
% SIX thousand dollars.
No interest will be paid on said bonds
C,sz the said LIST day Of April. 1896.
JOHN w. MAPLE.
Treasurer OF King County. Wash.
by 7, T. PADDEN. Deputy Treasurer.
Dated Seattle. March /. 1896.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. March is.-Arrived-
Queen. Astoria and Portland: City of Pu-
ebla. Victoria and Port Townsend: Del
Nor1e. Gray's Harbor: L. S. S. Ben hing
ton, Honolulu; schr Charles Hanson.
Gray's Harbor. Departei-Schr Western
Home. Coos Bay. Freights-Omesa, 5S5
tons Of lumber from Columbia river for
Freemantle, Australia. prior 10 arrival.
52s Cd.
Hoqniam. March Especial.
Schr W. j. Bryant. for Seattle. thence TO
Cook inlet under charter schr John +.
Miller HoQuiam. for Redondo; schr Daisy
Rowe. Aberdeen. for San Francisco.
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tn furnish Information about splendid ser
= N,,s,sd via The North-Westsrn Itne''
,-,n, Minneapolis AMI st. Paul 10 Aiiwau-
- ard Chicago-irs a pieas1rs. II
,,or, conterr plate trip East. please
drop a lire TO w. PARKER.
Puge, sound Ageat. Seattle. ana re-
-. ,,,u~rs,sa folder. free. with dstailed
-. ,as,s.,,oy about the three superb trains
Minneapolis and ST Paul every day
- -. vresk. together with aay special In
- yoa nay desire. Your hons
.-c.- vii, sell you ucSsts via this nrst-
a.. ,Sns ard reserve you sleeping car
- 4. advance. en- application.
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Bert Twichell writes from Newcastle.
y. 5. W, TO his parents in this city that
he is now an able seaman on the ship c. +.
Sargent, bound for Puget sound Tire veg
sci will put in at Honolulu. and then VIII
finish the voyage In ballast. arriving here
some time in July. Young Twicheli sailed
from this port August 10 last on the Car
ondolet, and reached Australia after a Sc
rles of adventures.
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CRY xOTICEs.

- M ASSESSMENT ROT.r~-No-
xrTsIE ..sssule1s roll Of local improve
s5ez c.xs1-y~rr 50. lis. for the improve
e<ss Ftrst avenue from Madison
nk1l, 20 pike street. under ordnance
s. -. hereby given that the assess
se-.oti az IceaI improvement district
-. ar the Improvement Of First ave-
- e.s-n Madison street 70 Pike street.
- ordinance Ne s.s1. has been re-
resl ~ The board q public works 10
s5k - -. N file 10 the Office of the city
81 20 me same is now open 20 pub
ssssss.x-~erfiou a. said offee. and viii re-
D itS,.su for Inspection until Monday,
EASs 'aav Of April. lsss. at O'Clock 2.
sc ~ ri nersons interested are hereby
- ~ - apoe2r before the city council
49, .ESeT thereof TO be held in the
d - rharuber, IN the city hail. on Mon
90. ~ an day OF April Iss-s. at O'Clock
al .ad make objections thereto. II any
fas-ws Az said time 70 fixed the courl-
- -Igi consider any and all objections
. c. sns VIII make such corrections n
- rolj as IL deems Just. and Will then
-. the amount OF the cost OF said
ttsss~s,nsrt assessed against street
$50 (which shall be paid from the
s-I--assr-s1 r5ad find Of the city,. and viii
- by ordinance approve such roll and
Ard assess the amount thereof
rIxs-s@ each parcel and LOT OF land and
= fnsreof shown IN said roll. and de-
-. ~ aans iien thereon. Said mat
= nav be adjourned to a later date II
9 sr.ereG BY the city council.
Il +. STEWART,
City CLERK Of the City OF Seattle.
rzts Of first publication March u. 1886.
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR GREYHOUND
Lstly. excer. Sunday.
Leaves EVs EFT s:<5 q. m. p. ID.
Leaves SestS.e II - a. N. and go D. N.
Sundays = caves Seattle 40 p m. /:
leaves Ey srcti II a. m.
Fare-Singie trip. 55c: round trip. 81 s
connects with cocts for Tacoma and Sno-
hom.sh.
L.nding-Coie-aso dock. foot Of Marion
street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAvIoA.
TON C,JSpANy.
Claud Trorp. Pres. y. W. Goodhue. Sec
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serio- 20 choice droves OF sheep were want
ed at s. 5sSS 70. sales being largely AT Is
Gs75 Lambs sold at SssSli.1S. principally
AZ 81 and over.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle A. fol-
lows:
and Victoria. at a N. Passengers re-
celved on board at ] a. m.) March 5, s, Is
Is %, ..
From San Francisco Tor Victoria ana
Puget Sound ports at a. m. March 5. TO-
Is. -. g, 30.
Tickets may be obtained at the once OF
The company at Ocean dnck. Seattle.
coo,J TRoWRRIDGE P 8. supt
GoODA..L PERKINS & CO.
General Agents San Francisco.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
: eTRS. GARLAND AND EvANGEIA

Seattle and fvWusend-N eah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
NAys. Wednesdays and Fridays at l2:ls
n. m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams,
Dungenexs. Port Angeles, Port Crescent,
Gettysburg Pysht, CiAilam Bay and NeAh
Bay. returning. arrives Seattle $50 .. N.
on opposite days. Steamer Evangel leaves
Yesier dock FOR Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
$50 y. m: arrives Seattle alternate days >
D m.
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PORT ORCHARD AND foRr VASE.
INGTON RDtTTE

Steamer a. r Robinson. carrytng u. 9,
mail, leaves City dock. foo; OF Main street
at % a. m. arrives ut Sidney at lo:ls A.
m Arrives AZ SilverdRle at L. m. Leaves
eiiVerdale NJ ls.i5 p. m. leaves Sidney on
return at D. m. Daily. except sunday.
Fare Sc E y. Robinson, master. Lilly.
Rogardus 4 Co. agents. Telephone. Main
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sio to san francisco.

Including berth in tourist sleeper: 80. IN
clsa.rg birth in Pullman sleeper. for
train leaving al lz-o p m, /" ai'es.3y.
R,.rrn - southern Pae.Ac Ticket once.
SD Front street
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Hoquiam, March Observation-Disclosures
San Francisco from Aberdeen, schr L.lli-
bonne; from Cosmopolis, str Sunol.
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FOR COOKS INLET.

The Al schooner Ella Johnson. carrying
freight ana T-asseU gers. will be : spatchs-f
from Ssattif for TIE head OF C0aA's lalsr
direct on or about March r For further
particulars Apply at cttCA. = Roxwell
tunAinS corner CoulNtG street ana
First avenue J. II. HATFIELD.
Agent
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GTEAMERA
AZ LINE-sKAGTT RIVER ROUTE
WEEKLY TINE CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves SsArtie-Monday, March Is. AZ u
midnight. Wednesday, March r. at Il mid
night. Friday, March .: Al II midnight
Is. at s q m: Friday, March -. AZ a.
n: Sunday. March =. at a m CABLING
~ Tgialip going south Sunday and north
Tuesday Calling az EdEonis. Richmond.
0sanwoo3. Ffr. Ska<it City. Mount Vernon
ard Avon
STEAMER CLAN MDONAL1D.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday ct Z
u n. for E6nonds. Everett and Snohom-
tsa river yoinrs- Landing at City cock.
day and Saturday.
LILLY, BOGARDUs 4 Co. Inc.
Tel. Main s.. Owners and MAnagefA
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Visible Grain supply.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Tho Board OF Trade.

Chicago. March ls-Wheat was fairly ac-
tive today there being considerable hqui-
dation. and a good deal Of wheat came on
the market on the various declines. The
opening was decidedly weak. Nearly every
thing was against the price Liverpool was
quoted lower. in spite Of the recovery here
saturday; the Black sea shipments wete
large, exceeding SOFA eoo bushels and there
were Indications that the visible supply
viii not show "a much decrease as expected.
The weather. 600, was favorable Tor the
crop and the receipts IN the Northwest
were largely in excess of last week or last
year. After the visible supply was posted.
showing only i5S.eeo bushels decrease in
the visible and on the presumption that
this ass likely TO bring OUT some big lines
In uQuida,ian the weakness became intensi-
nesl. and in little more than an hour from
the opening the price of MAY had declined
10 sIA.c But the crowd soon found that
the long lines I'D not come out as expected.
and there was A scramble - get back.
which sent prices up nearly iizc.
Corn vas agsin very dull and heavy. in
fuercad by the weakness in wheat and also
by cables.
oats showed weakness with wheat and
corn. though trading was light
Provis ons showed the usual sympathy
with the hog market. and. a. live stock
rrices IVES lower. provisions at the OPEN
fng were corresponGinsiy weak. But little
further recession was motel. huNeveT.
prices holding UP well on ihe moderate re-
ceipts az Western points.
closing ouo-~tton.-
Wheat-March. sfasc. May. se5.c.
Corn-Narch. 2s-sc. May. @ssc.
oatz-March. &c; May. c9asc-
Pork-Marca. ser. May. s7s.
Iard-March. $50. May. = e.
BIbs-March. S5gs5z. Aay. So
Rye-efc,
F3Axseed-sac.
T mothy-N95
Esriey--z.l sc.
Live Stock.
EA.tia-Trere vas an active day. ard
prices were steady A. FIRST but Subsequent
ly were largely 59lac lower Common 10
fancy native beef steers were salahie AZ
s. -sss.79 cows a1t heifers. s. Esss. 70.
Calves sold al last weeks prices
H3gs-only moderate receipts were ex-
lectsa To-Day. but iassead they were exceed
insiy heavy. and prices IN consequence av-
eragef gas lower. Sales we're a; s5.sSsg
4os
shssa-ThaTs was good demand today,
an1 prices were strong and ioc higher; In
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-17
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