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The Lamar register., 1897-06-05
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ths -armenf wate-- ,uEa-F1l 2 'n ia
thinl eE r=1ay ANru' -sa lpasl-
tor. uEosr vuTi as aaTf s,za" tte
new szrrrmTnl i.rr r.. a-5gi 2 ,.'iEis
lsrrflE a3s ia - aaH -i "a NA" ~
tbs eHy aEd yIsar
TatjeT Mgypr sras7 1fr. i9= SAit
tiBlE rE.fsgs- sTs sp NAM .a0aas ~ st-cfTs
taT sEs slglEr. aaH .Eu-7se1 iHseif
a. satisarI lHAE lat .1rrsloas -rusIid
no, return % uu=k ag.irr tst a con
dltiuuS
TIE NtrlEccs wit bngI niats nest
iRE IN Cooper IN aE aH T1C-,szF Fnisht-
to b. addressed o. Ssfa Lowe ksuiuN
Gampers. John : WnTau IOsta Iia-
coudess and 0fllsrs
The Lamar register., 1897-06-05
oArAEHlNe eNoTLc sEnos.
Issport4a, W'prk ysssFtSses >, ,ais AErs-
esdtnrai pefsarsaissst,


wnsEiaaton. liaE = ne tnehts
that may lmurs O. tdls c0aHtrf tiraugh
experr investlezlou Of aEfl siturai
cpndi. ons ahrua5 forms a s1l that
is raceiviuE the egzrt1l aFtf On ~
Secretary of AETralIurg WIZ 8e
has contemplated faE ~aus uut b. de-
yei0pmcut % ~. ursus Il airing
Information aud a fa1Eari7 4 ~ idea
hns aduptei 4 uUey ~ cd : the
ssry ircs af rxpTs vap RI broad
and u pniistinE the help 4 aiTrrn-
meut hpF.oinfa,E s-7EJ ts FOR b. posts
Ia this r0nnaet.aa by has 4 suited
with several ry~.ufTy app ites min.
isters and cansUfs. vffh rhr = i that
they wIil forward IMPORTS as / rrfalu
lines uf agrlruif aral au-E ia esun.
tries 10 Whash ILry an. sE 10itsail
Buck. the new ml8 Size. Go Ihr4n viii
forward seeds rf lE-uua4. I6inE etc.
with explanat0Ey uarra, vtIt Il Pat
tsTSou. consul fn raarIlu. " report
ON agricultural prae4Hets la h. f6relgu
southern larituds. l'rsfCssog Plumb
Of Pariue DuiTe--sfy s Epinz abroad
this summer, and 30 O side issue has
becu commis~Elg7l ra rrporf ca the
condition u datrysus 20 the suntries
Ee visits pthrT selsutlsfs 81 20 TO
Australasia AMI In IrEssa. an he lAt-
ter viii collecl -Fzv3mTus al data,
some Of whieh may ts- deeirrbie for
the senl-arid Fr5-.nas Advau,rae win
be taken ~ tsa VISIT at 40 rsfert 10
Central Asia 81 fr,re ssssts frsIi there
are expected. Professor 4aast or the
Agricultural Cggege ef sduth Dakoia.
who has arrange 70 o. 10 Eanpr, viii
be sent eastsgsrl 70 Afht 70 t-ae seeds
OF trees and gums. SB,.aal Efforts
VIII be made tn uHtaln ttr after ia
various places lz7rsu~.- 1r tbes- power
10 bring nitro=ru from the arz 9sphere
into the soil
Secretary N.i~.a says il g his tn-
tenton TO pro~s,.uyv % yEgur5gsa search
Of foreign high aud drv aFrraa for
vegetation thaf may be- .---rducsd
with success lu slm.Ia- altiruf-skin tbts
country. The Ilau ~ urfl5u 4f. M. ont.
lined Is the Practical lntpups,7ttion az
the policy Of gathering rare nd Val.
uable seeds ror distribution. N.srt wear
Mr.. Wilson ,uy- this -ov s~,,,T,..r,t
probably viii huy fru or fw-Jye tons
OF sugar beet st7-,ls for dfsfrnn ttion
The Lamar register., 1897-06-05

The exploits OF the late H. II. Holmes
and the revelations OF his many crimes
were recalled in a Chicago court the
other day when the trial OF the suit Of
Mrs. Ella c. Quinlan against Chief OF
Police Badenoch and Inspector Fltz-
patrick was begun before Judge Chet-
lain. Mrs. Qulnlan sued the officials
named TO recover $4,000 for alleged
false arrest and imprisonment She
was detained in police headquarters for
three weeks in the summer OF 1895 un-
der the suspicion that she knew all
about many Of the alleged crimes OF
Holmes at Holmes notorious castle &c
A human skeleton found in one OF the
rooms OF the castle" and two trunks
belonging to Minnie Williams, one of
Holmes victims, were exhibited.
The Lamar register., 1897-06-05

In paper read few days ago be-
fore the London Chamber Of Com
meTce by Mr.. Stanley MackIn on Food
supply in Time OF War. much stress
was laid on the fact that-EnEland's de-
TeEdcEce on supplies Of wheat from
Europe. and especially from Russia
and Rouman.a. had largely increased
lately. II said that If by az. means
our imports were stopped. our home
wheat could not sustain Us for more
than about six weeks at the most. Il
must be remembered that probably
one OF the first acts OF our enemies
would be to declare coal and wheat
contraband OF war"
The Lamar register., 1897-06-05

The annual report OF the Bureau Of
Statistics of the State Department es-
tablished the significant fact that the
foreign trade Of the United States last
year showed a steady increase in the
export Of manufactured goods, the per-
centage OF such exports rising from
24.93 per cent in 1895 to 25.7I per cent
last year. Meanwhile, the percentage
OF agricultural exports declined slight
ly. from 67.5S to 67.3s. The report finds
additional confirmation of the relative
ly rapid advance Of the foreign trade Of
the United States in some figures pre-
seuted to parliament by the British
board Of trade, showing that while
Great Britain still retains her lead over
other countries in exports Of manufac-
lures, the United States is advancing
at more rapid pace, and that that ad-
vance was larger in amount and much
larger in proportion than the advance
made by Germany.
The Lamar register., 1897-06-05
SEALS !. .EyBBER SIAMPSi..:s51:s. TAI! e :!.

JEaIS, AWNINGS, .',.;; 80 &, is Is;
iatsasr>t hsEssr tzta aaeez ntss-s ffsr
The Lamar register., 1897-06-05

II has been teIegraphed all over the
country that Russell Sage Of New York
has new spring suit. apd that some
one found 4 tag on 1t marked with fg-
ures thar looked like s6.I5. Sage is the
millionaire who recently took mort
gage on relatives home to secure q
iuan Of 5000. The purchase Of a cheap
suit is possibly an event in such a
mans life that merits extended notice.
The Lamar register., 1897-06-05

A Kansas minister has distinguished
himself by presenting a bill OF IS Tor
praying at the inauguration OF Gov.
Leedy.' II he had charged s25 his
fame would have been stIll greater.
The Lamar register., 1897-06-05

Would = university founded to i'm
Tart the humane precspt that we
should live and le; live receive any en-
dowment from. RockeEellers?
The Lamar register., 1897-06-05

II people could see their obituaries
while they are still living. II would en-
courage them so much that they might
live longer.
The Lamar register., 1897-06-05

In the matter Of whiskers. it's a sort
OF neck and neck race between our
next minister to Turkey and Dom Paul
Kruger.
The Lamar register., 1897-06-05

The people OF London are taking
panes to see the queens jubilee, and in
some instances they have bought whcie
windows.
The Lamar register., 1897-06-05

Times are specially hard In Indiana
when saloonkeeper commits suicide
because OF lack Of business.
The Lamar register., 1897-06-05

cTATE flpE E.lgi5.r seas. uss. srs.sy
Sss,e ~. -. gee - -. -. - -. -, s.. 3.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Revenue cutter Grant f. ar m. Seattle
Coal and Iron Company bunkcEs.
The walls warh f. due 10 arrive In
port from san Francisco Wednesday.
Steamer Utopia coaied yesterday at thu
bunkers OF the Seattle Coal and Iron
Company
Schooner TIuenema. Capt. Peterson.
was towed into Hlakeley by the Tacoma
Saturday night She wili load lumber for
San Pedro.
ship samarla f. dlschargsng ballast at
the dumping grounds OF smiths cove.
To-day she VIII be towed IN and conn-
rnence taking a cargo OF coal for san
Francisco.
J. r. Hawkins. shipping agent, fur
nlshed a crew OK eight men, a mate and
SECOND mate for the Matilda. Capt. No
kenzie, for Honolulu. The crew signed
FOR the round trip.
Pacific Coast Steamship Companys yen-
eel Ai-ki is expected down from Alaskan
ports today. She VIII saii, according -
the present schedule. for the north, al
o'clock wednesday morning,
The Greyhound vas specially chartered
yesterday 10 take large party " Sea-
tie people 20 attend the funeral cerene~
14Iea OF q. a. Neigs az Port Gamble. An-
other crowd from Port Hlake.ey left for
Gamble IN the early afternoon engaging
the Sarah NJ. Rcpton for the trip.
The OLD revenue cutter Woicott wlll go
on thu marine ways a. Aoran's as soon
"a they are clear. the Iuitnomah, which
h being 0yerhauled there al present. corr
ing of % 20 on her regular Olympia run.
The object of the Woicott being doeked
IS Cor government inspection. after which
her owner George Wiley. vii deaiGa tbs
service "a which the old cutter will en-
gage. II her hnu 81 found to be sound.
Ii Is SID along the water front that She
wfll have new set Of boilers put IN her
and she VIII be put On so Alaskan rgn
The steamer Queen. which Is teking sts
run Of the Cry OF Pmebla while that vas~
sal ss being locked and eyerhauled at san
Francisco. he On her arst voyage since
having bad her new engines and boiler
put iu. a blS item in the expense OF re-
patfA 20 the Queen arc her Efw engines
OF ths triple * panst0B' variety. sad 50
be- the finest lu any passenger packet on
the Pacific coast ard capable 81 develop
inK an enormous speed. FAR in advance
even of that 81 the Pgehia. which has tha,
record Of quick rUns bAtNsen the Sound
and san francfscO. Il IL claimed how
that q VIII be an easy matter 20 make ths
rdu from San Francisco via Victoria ia
about nffy hours the Fastest fifns over
shade BY the pue8la from san Francisco
90 Victoria. II this claim ne well fDunda
81. the Queen Is well entitled - her name.
The crew o. the Fnehia - temporarily
aboard the queen. and az they are ali
proud o. ari claim their Vessei % 40 ths
fastest on the coast. they made no partsc~
uIaF ea0rt % spEed ths latter craft on
the ran up, and - r. eonSssg 1ese@ Just
vehat Tine she cln make has not been evil
dsnees9 The Gaeau may make several
0flpa Cor tha PBek4G. NOT beng @en@dulHa
=, ssaVe here on her first excursion urtI
tia 9fh Of MAJ. The Queen sails for san
Francisco wednesday morning al
o'clock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Good Outlook for Heavy Lumber shipmens-Freghts In
usually Low

. The easeok lumber shipments
% far
the
last
contrast
a
q a
L P
spaans from
Mcleod
Of Will
he
has
Foreign
Hawaiian
ngie alueis
from
Gannbe
roughlu IN value al
afen
dhon
and lin
kadn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

British Columbia
~- $3.50
OF reported
AnSsope, schr Frsncseo hakey
Aa fg Bookes Br G sound
e * f s@n f ss5 yfon l Esereit
Lac 90 ~ s SeT sas Tacoma February
Ahers0 rnse
Mclares Br BIZ tons iahs f3Verpeol ve,or
nuremberg 55 ODESSA satesy
larsen IAberiad Port Townsend
ss9 tons R9tl q s9Tj townsend
Madras in1 ID Is so1' - o5 tStes cnsnu-
sS san
fpress India Pybus Br 2ss tors ss s essm
77w Eve Fl Rydef An ia Magazine
nP ResSs BiTkhoim KOBE Port TgSnsssa February II
Fresno ssT Am bk Esaay
R rs tens tens San Frsnsso Ws
Frassrg an sSaF az on r IaSe reay
In,tns Fs s~is Am nlaEsly Pypqgn s
k9 6sTea ResRds Pert Baey Feb
IN .s 9Gs sss R r s s gaf Dsss.
Ise 81 New STs lsaeo Tacoma
I<v g n Aasn Fsnseo Iaepa February Il
schr "a tons s
HOnskng Portland and Victoria jan
no8yd PssaTg y. 9ss Tss pssns.r
Nsa Fss s@sh SSss Br carair yiia assaFy
S95 h g BAR 81 ges British c9IgnSA
pres Jo99sf Issn Nsr yokohHa Puget SOUND February =
p s1srrT py yaScssvsr Fe6raary
pioneer Mlsksn TLatok February
gs AI peri townsend Jan 90
Eo9e se gasesoa llese Per- x eas4 FEBRUARY =
sysorg2f iams Ani9s9sa1 rass Fsbna
Rrss jag = sh 80 toas Fss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08
Inflammation for Mariners.

ira branch hydrogTsph oii'es'
er,sv,.ans. Wash. will furnish on spp8i-
-s.goy free Of charge. fun information
-~sr.rssux the following notices 20 mar
TIERS: 49,,
psv az Bengal. Epf of Mara aba, ban
or~@-ssa position Of kriShn@ siloaI Agni-
'sS9srs $50 Russia. Erstcn STRAIT. Faca4
: 80 ~ Cape 81 Paul
S,T<o~~.fa san Francisco approach.
.,,-ssl reg Ia Bonita channel. b2oy
t,siaa. Annoy inner hafhor. aFsaefislEnsis
"a ii q. chart No. lzS@ ...s.- T.
f~esns ga. Sax sforc Fpsa 49, a-''~s i'
r,er4ffpg q quarantine aneEscf So -.
1000 east cnsst. ssnssn ~Tetz Nes.-
49, - North Halsb1FunEa agat Nessfi-
pr~rgara. sostA coast. Sv&fl&sS nay
gg.f.ss On pier. 1-.s - .rsar-
.tss7 IL paslsioa - Ei9eBs O. a ft49e
Hsx.gfan islands. Oahu. He2o1u-a naF-
~ reg' sstsgY. AEeVfsFszFl~ Ia
s4-egssaszr wEst coazs. tt9fr2kssF fsss -
.s.e-stIsn q North channel he&e4-1 A14s-
y@rfar. Tonshu feStpponf. eA@k eas@s-'
x-.rSasnf NaThrr. b@Sc0a wAS1k1 eMAA'
s-sFsfgra Mississippi delsA. 122t1 EAss
-.'ss~@5 80 southwest pass. buoy as@-
49, loser EsAs5fornsA. SA3 As@4sz-Ao
,haxxsea Temporary nzoEH~ -
xex Jersey %s~ XoFE Ray etsE - =
slt.~mtson IN hesgnE 81 S0as1 f0zS - =
Lated states of Ax7cz1c&. aa->Ss>@ A~es-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

The following shares show an Increase
Sr-F~g re week. Lake shore. 3, New
YORK Ceatral. -. Psansyssania 4 Rs.t-
r-esss ~ - ans Northern Pacs1o % l.
othe- Amarsc2n sao~ fras'ioaA DE-
crease
Brsaastans and Grain.
LIVERPOOL March A-vheat-Srct
srrr; demand. poor. No: red sprIns. s.
sssses os,s-t. win May IA higher ard
otrer months "a higher. business about
eersally Distributed March. s. 4d; May.
S "a. July. g. Std
= sd Faturas closed quiet, with near
ard distant positions unchanged 70 Asd
hsxhsr business about equally dis
trshuzed. MARA. y 50 AnriL r Ilsa;
Ftocr-Fsrrn, demand poor; ST. Louis
fa-cv s=tntsr. = 81
LONDON. Mares The weather during
tha ngxt week Eas been milaer. with
strong wlafs, and farm Work has made
xoo4 progress The crop conditions are
fairly good n TIE market wheat early
IN the week was disposed 10 harden On
ssay was very poor and there was no spec
ulsti0ra. ard native grain was easily OBJ
fStnzo be. TIE po1ttcai situation hardened
the sellers. but the auyers are indi1eTent.
quoted At IS. Northern spring wheat,
March and April delivery. was quoted at
SIS
Flour was quiet ard steady. and It's
Huetua lions were sight
Maize was sseadier. with lass Offering.
Mixed American steamer maize. Aarca
delivery. was quoted a. lbs.
Farley was frrn aud inactive.
Oats were more active and higher
American clipped white oats, March and
April delivery. were quoted ct rs Cd
Hops.
Hop.-At I.on5on. Pacific coast, G. SIS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
nr-aa.,un. aud Grains.


san FRANCISCO March s-Ficur-
Family extras s5si5is. bakers .extras,
i.asa&. superfne. 81 1o84 s.
hn~e Shipping. 81 25ls for No. !, md
49, tof choice milling. 81 t2is0 Ira.
isais~-Fancy Waite feed 81 S@5atfi 81:
&C. . choice. 60. 81 1871 81 poor 20 fair,
49, 10. Surprise 81 tsf5l.5 gray SLID
black. FOR feed. styles: 10. for seed
.ss'slza' sed N.I58i.S. milling, u 20
Produce Receipts.
loar; quarter sacks. Is. "a. So. oregon.
-, wheat. cenfais. ss5. 10. oregon. -;
atlsy. centAls. 2A0. beans sacks. 7S5
Nia'oes. sacks 2.42s. DO oregon, 2.@9
ha'sss. sacks $, do Orssor 5ss. bran.
sssSs Hs aisaannFs sacks. a.: hay. tons
.sseh -; alaes. uumheE las. raising.
ksla6s, 6 600
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
sssd aad MHs.aG -MjaaunS-. per ton.
- 60, california bran, Sl@atls-5o; OUT
efsadS $3.50
z.9af-W hes'. ssFtf. wheat and cat. s.
cats ass riYet harley SSHa 20. hess
sse..{ - Alfalfa. SasS clover. Sc )
s6 AtsAS corr pressed wheat SO
Ne @aN tess #i-H@. pep bale. 2afNc.
~ teles-. 20 a'orF Eary Rose. 80
= alE8& 8nruaaks ahSsGtt 80. Garnet
- 500 river Eufbauks eisS5ec.
~ @as 's5fs1t. oregon Eurh1nks. $50
~. aes isatatre~. Ee ger round. .
49,. ssee's. s sfls-; oregon gnious.
Is 'ale' A~asflse. dried peppsT%.
fftaa okla. fc'r garlsc. 1i-sfAc .
1eaafooHls tH N- 44ntfer,fS Ss7fB..e
PES i8*c peg paard, string beans.
YEA peppers 1853 ftsr box ,
49, -. Her VaHna NrNa-a1 te-
s ~, So gtF o5x rhubarb s. - PER
-ssa5;s--Rs-cy arr..s. ut9i7s. con-
So - ate n2Fel oranges. Slsaes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATOOSH March 10 a. m.-Speciai-
Barometer. za.T. clear. wind east. TWEEN
ty-ons miles. In the straits. hound out,
a ship.
.. m.-Barometer. ea: clear: wind
bia. in tow OF T'yec M $50 A. m. bark Me
Neil. In tow of Holyoke at 20 a. M:
bark Carroltan. in tow OF Wanderer at
il:so a. m. Inward, tug Sea Lion al 1915
a. m.
NEAa BAY, March TO a. m.-Spsciai.
Clear. light cast wind.
p. m.-.Clear. iisht east wind. Tug
Nigiiant in bay.
PORr ANGELES. March 10 n. M
Special Barometer @apl. clear.
p. m.-Baromefer 1asd. clear. Wind
east four miles Boyden Ia bay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

rrfsu-es 20 TIA act % Japan Il adopting
ratio OF 7zz4 of silver TO ~ gold for
he Inauguration c< the god standard.
re b0r3 market during the week was
CHARACTERIZED ~ marked animation and
SEF&1ztG which Was mainly rejected IN
The high prfce3 mortgages. TIE gfat %
money. together Nth the favorable OUT
look generally Is influencing . brisk de-
Da11 for prime securities ey irs-tru-
stons ard Individual capitalists. Opera
ttcgs over The country have been quits
sarEe- win municipal liens II spseial
favor
The aggregate sales % the week were
y = -. tbs GOVERNMENT hSnd market
played aggressive strength throughout
90 active dealings. TIE Improvement vas
uenE purchases fhs asgaInsng influence.
The sales were szz fss.
Money and Exchange.
NEW YORK. March s-Money on call.
easy, a; lAs1 = Per cent. prime mercantile
paper, S14 Ter cent. 9rA-ssng exchange.
Arm, with actual business in hanksrs'
bits a. s4-sTuA4 and szSssz-. Commercial
oslsz. Sss- Bar silver. sac Mexican
dollars. sa1sc-
The Gold Reserve.
Tofay's statement of the condition of
the treasury shows. Axaffabie cash bal
ance, S<li-sutssss geld reserve. sl5ess5.s 81.
Imports aad Exports.
The exports 90 specie from the port OF
sizS, 80 n gold and 500. % In silver. The
Imports for the week were: Gold. s2gs.-
~ silver, SSs.ss-. general merchandise.
& aae .ff
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08
Iaudon Wool Arrivals.

LONDON. March The arrivals Of
wool 10 date for the second series. which
opens next Tuesday, are as follows. New
Soutn Wales ss 60: Queensland, tosse.
Victoria, fe2s11: Tasmania. 5,oli: South
Australia. e. Tz2: West Australia 5oe2i
New Zealand. S. lie. and Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal 81 rs Total. ssa.scs. in.
oirsing 81 SO bales sent direct. There will
also be offered az this series s.5ss bales
OF Falkland island wool. The net amount
OF wool available Is placed al So ,se bales
as9 Including New South Wales, a so:
Victoria. I7.T4a: South Australia, s0s:
Tasmania. 3iIs: New Zealand, a. ssi /;
Madras, 81: Singapore ss22; Cape OF Good
Hone and Natal. l.13T. and France. 7ss
The Imports for the week also include
TsS bales from Bilbo2-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

T~o Post-Tnteiiigeucer has received
rrrsn fha brzucA Hv1r0Gra-hIe ofTleR AZ
pnrg Townsend roay % the North P4cif-
- rfF0s chart ssr March. The sao-chsrt
og lsxytsafs An4 asoshsFna sseNS al al
.re,sr sss~rrz raEs A2gh Nth tH~ center
: Esassf rassaSv Esfwees TIE Hawaiian al
a1ss2 and ina coast q Galig1-naau t4t
lftfle esrskeF sasIta ard EAST tran during
Ersssrsmrw. fDas effect - this sight shift
IL - La Lls4 VII 10 found - tie LEa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. March Sit was principally
lack Of demand 20 which the weakness
IN wheat was attributed today. and a
sort OF evening up policy which traders
seemed TO have pursued Operators were
not inclined 20 do much selling. neither
was there much OF a disposition 10 pur-
chase the uncertainty OF affairs In Greece
making them inclined toward q waiting
policy. Consols were quoted shade
lower Cables were, a trife better, not
80 strong as dealers had expectsd though.
Liverpool was only LWszd higher. The
export clearances were small, at $500
bushels There was very little business
going to millers The receipts In tho
Northwest were large The Ohio state
crop report made the condition OF the
growing wheat SIC. The Argentine ship
against ]. i52. 90 bushels the corresponding
week year ago. Brads.reet's estimated
that the worlds visible supply Of wheat
would be down 20 10000 and IL Is claimed
viii be the smallest since 1881 at the cor
responding date. Receipts ~ Duluth to-
day were 80 cars. and at Minneapolis la7
yesterday and 4D4 cars on the correspond
ing DAY last year. Local receipts today
were n cars, OF which 9 cars were for
contract grade. May opened Afizc lower
regularly 20 rse and closed at 7eaiSc bid.
The trade IN corn was heavy. The range
IN prices was quiet and closed about as
yesterday. fair trade was reported IN
for local account the shorts covering.
The trade in provisions was fair. at a
trifing advance; Holders we're disposed
20 even up and their selling brought about
reactions from the best prices.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Msrch TIC: May, 7sd7ssc.
Oats--March. Ice; May. lIizc-
Corn-March, Z3szc. May. 24%c.
Pork-March. $50: May. S.a59s3TA.
Lard-March. sAie; May. s43n
Ribs--March. sac; May, S4.40.
Rye-sfc.
Bariey-2s4i32c.
F1axseed-17isc.
Timothy-S2. 10
Live stock.
Cattle-sales were made Of ss7s15.S for
native beef cattle. The bulk sold az $l-25
G4s6; steckers and feeders, s. eafio.
Hogs-Common 10 heSf sold az s3.fu
80: sales being largely a. S.I5aSN
Sheep-Common 10 best lambs sold al
s. 50fss25: yeariings, 1880. Sheep sold
at s.. s0ai4se. for common 10 choice; West
erns comprising the bulk offerings and
bringing s3-s84A25.
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s<1s rabbits. s1Ffx. white rrese -z~@
81 Ossa~ sseefsl. E1xssah snipe. g. 5sss
Closing Qussafsau~.
Waess-ouiet. May. rg-.
Estsey-lsszcttSe; Decenher Tzt1c
80 - s. yellow ia fsss1zc.
Bran--Lssitforria. tzG3z1S
oof--< aoice mountain eT1r. nor
IoAnsatn, 45c. Sac Joaquin sfs5ne -
C, 90 sg9shtsfs s1&cs Northern FaH -azs.
spIsnG. = 3Ft.zera. T. x1se. Ezzterf. fsxsgog-
Dol s2se. Go choice ssflAc waller -.
son- eoarse sI19c. Dc medium. ssss 81.
SsF&Ala. soec. do extra. &C.
Hops
Hops-2g0tsble at sGlfc PER pound for
lsir 20 choice. and lz4i-szc Per pound for
fancy
Financial.
silver bars ..... 81 fDresfs-Ssgat - -
Sasx- dos .-6lAa5i1l Telegraph :. :. Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

ps..erwsrs arriving ia g. Paul from tbs
West shoul1 bear in snln3 tsas the North
western I'm. has ar trains daily be-
twssn Sc. Paai and cssezgo- See fnat tns
tirsst arsat In selling gen gives you '@rhs
eserfh- western No chances for 4 lay
.y~r al ADDITIONAL expense.
e. W. PARKER,
Commercial Agent, GO Fra. Ave. gs4ttis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

FORT TOWNSEND. Starch Especial.
Collector % customs Saunders today re-
refvaA a disgAfch from the treasury dEosrG-
guant notifying him Of TIE re-ssta s.ikh-
rnsnt % IRE support 80 Roche narssor. IaAs
g7ffsr,,rt vas Discontinued Marssh l. 5us ia
grofsst %; tbs shippers and os Collector
saunders brought = rsgsFEal Of Ins o.
der
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

PORT TOWNSEND. March 7.--spe.isi.
--Typor. this recommendation OF C0ilect0r
sanuaaFs. t1e secretary 81 tns treasury
hsz revoked tas order for sboslEhiug tina
eab-uors OF entry AZ Roche hsrbor. Ia
rs future that riacs viii @uJoy all of
Ia ur4viisxes exercised n the past.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

where tho Inland Rules OF the Road are
20 Be followed
Scotland. west coast. Isle q Skye. Ioch
DunveRzn. buoy marking 20 IA fsuncad.
Shetland Isles. Mainland. beacon on
Inmer No&nT.
South gaciae ocean. search for dangers
reported near EGsQmah kaIsna.
wales. vest coast, s2aksa rock IN
pwflbaM road.
west ladies Little Curacao island. r.
regularity Ia Hight