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The Visible supply,
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. March Although news
from Live rpool was distinctly disappointing.
the opening IN wheat was strong. Iufv
starting isUlac higher and May unchanged
10 isc higher. There was quite a good de-
mand from shorts who had not covered
yesterday. and the demand from this
source WAS sufficient 10 overcome any nat
urai weakness Of the market The fact
that Liverpool had lost its slight opening
advance before trading commenced here.
and tAat receipts Of wheat ar the English
markets during the last six DAYS wers uD
70 the normal weekly requirements had the
erect Of bringing out i0<ral offerings.
Wiping out the opening advance some
support was given by Letter and other
prominent bull interests and this brough :
ne more amid shcrts into the Dit In ad-
ciuoG there waS covering OF a line sor 81
LOUIS houses. Prospects OF a cold wave
following rain throughout the winter vvhes,
hslt had soxre infue nee. May getting 10
70 Slee and July "a 500. Then the mar
ket reacted and prices tendea downward
- come time BTadSrreet's reported the
/oriGs visible decrease a 35ls ~ b1lsh-
els This amount WAS fully twice rs much
as the trade expected and brought In a
fresh lot of buying orders and resulted in
an advance IL July 10 500. In tie ;a<t
twenty minutes trading TIE Letter forces
started things going with some lively bid
oiGs and prices climbed II a hurry BY
,icsiug tim> May rad advanced 10 e. o..
e1iy rose 10 st4c. olt reacted Just al the
close 70 sllsc-
Corn developed a good amount OF
strength. The close Was NC aigaer scr
Nay.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Eina ncial.

NEW YORK. March 1.-The Evening
Posts financial London cable says:
The stock markets were quiet today, but
there was revival of speculative activity
in Americans and Grand Trunk. Ameri-
cans were largely bought and the close
ment of the CANADIAN Pacific rate war was
not confirmed. Grand Trunk was good on
the monthly statement. The other markets
were featureless-
Gold is quoted at rs 1o1sd and in stronger
demand. but the best informed incline to
from here will not be large. few eagles
will leave the Bank OF England today. The
bank has raised the buying price In Ger
man and japanese coin to los I'D There
is a large amount of Japanese yen IN the
market, but Il is not likely that the bank
will secure IL. as outsiders bid at sd for
export to the United States.
Money rates are rising. There are re-
vived rumors from good sources In India
OF a possible increased importation of sill
yer. The Bank OF England again lent
largely TO the market today. l learn in
good quarters that most of the money
raised by the Chinese loan in Berlin will
be RENTED rapidly to London. Antlcipa-
ton Of this caused todays rise in Berlin
exchanges.
The Paris bourse was duh. except for Rio
Tinto and Debeers mines. which were
strong.
% s-lsd per ounce: money. 24a3. per
cent.
BreadstufYs.
Spot No red Northern spring, steady at
SIS li1d.
Corn-spot. American mixed. new. steady
at SIS 1iad.
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Canned Vegetables ttohbsngt-Tomatcss
.11-io. scu3l l.: toma toes. gallons, ZIG
$50. Silver Shield, sl-i0; sugar peas, SocU
x.50: string beans. s0c1si-15. Lima teans.
s.: Boston baked beans, si-s5fe-zs nush-
Canned Punishable Cobbzn gi-Assort-
ed. sl-ss. arricots H-z5: blackberriss. 81 .:
Bartlett pears. 81 -. white cherries. g =
black cherries. g. peaches. California. 81 90
grapes sI.9eTri So: plums. $l-3sal 81: goose
berries. sl.se: raspberries. 81; pineapples
tJohnsoa'se. s3n3.s0. Pie-AseorIed. gallon
tins s. Eec2 20: zs1-Tb tins. his; peaches,
81 %: apYfco:s. s1-F: biackbsrriss In Pm
tirs. si-H: currants, gallon tins. ASD:
plums gallon sins Se5o. 2t1-fo tins. lilo.
grapes z--rb tins, 81 20
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steam schooner Scotia n scheduled -
sail for Dyea and 6kagway today or to-
morrow.
Steamship Queen Is due tomorrow from
Alaskan ports. The Al-ki IL expected
March 5.
Cutter Perry arrived yesterday morning
from Port Townsend. where abe has been
at anchor for several days.
Bark Cerrnania finished coaling yesterday
AT the Pacific Coast bunkers and viii
haul out into the stream TODAY Or .omor-
row she carries a cargo Of AFRO tons OF
coal for the Pacific Coas, Company at San
Francisco.
Schooner Sailor Boy arrived Monday night
from San Francisco 6he bvonght q small
stir,rent OF freight consigned 10 local
merchants She left yesterday afternoon
for Port B.akeIey In tow Of the tug Ms
tic. where she will load lumber for San
Francisc0.
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THE WOOL MARKET.
BostOu.

BOSTON. March 1.-The wool market
here remains quiet and the tone Is little
easier. Dealers declared the outlook as
strong and there Is no attempt TO force
prices. Territory woods were slow and
about the only weakness OF the whole mar
ket Is shown In the prices for this class
territory wool are yet at soc and lots OF
these woods can be purchased for 47c on
any large lines. Fleece woods are not meet
/. Ing with much demand but the market
hold firm, but the demand L. quiet Quo
tations.
Territory wools-Montana. fine medium
and fine. isGisc: secured, 4Ief50c: staple 90
n55c; Utah. Wyoming. etc. fine medium
and fine. bGl7c: secured. &luisc; staple
5eq52c.
Australian wools-Scoured basis, comb
Ing. superfipe 7ol12c: good e5fsSc: aver
age, seGs5c; Queensland comb!ng, &c
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, March The stock mar
ket TOO, no we'll defined character today
until the publication OF the statement at
trbuted TO the secretary OF the navy that
the element % Spanish official resn0nsi-
billy fer the Maine explosion might be
considered to be eliminated from the situ-
alton. This was in the last hour OF the
session. and the whole short interest ap-
parently rushed 10 cover the short lines
that have been put out In the last few
DAYS. on the Developments following the
Maine disaster. There had been covering
% shorts early in the day. on account OF
the Continuance OF vest .rday's movement,
n.it a little later short selling developed on
the theory that the market would certainly
sag again after the large short interest had
been covered. The market had apparently
swung to a standstili and was drifting
r-ther simlessiy without Welding when a
buysng movement set In on the Long state
meni. and the trading took on ali the ap-
OF the advances We're violent. Metropolitan
Street Railway being pushed up 10 iSSl-.
"A net rise % thirteen points. This stock
c.csed at Isl. Manhattan Sugar and New
York Central were also conspicuous in the
n ove7nent. the former showing an extreme
1avanc. Of ~. .te .ud me latter txo
rising three points each The whole liz,
felt the upwar movement TO a noticeable
extent Buying for London account helped
the strength IN the early dealings
THeTe was some recovery in Spanish Sc
cgritiss in London. and this seemed 20 re-
store confidence 20 some extent over the
relations between Spain ana the United
States The resumption % buying FOR Lon
dor account VAS IN the face ~ Contained
hardening o. tAe money wArker in London
The inquiries for gold for American ac-
Court IN London and ln Paris are reported
80 De stlN very keen. but no further en-
- Sersuis % q ID were announced
Tar bond UaTke- 1aS somewhat active
tEd4E ana Hrt-ts "A ere higher al round
Tarll safes s. sc4 9ks4. T. :. ne2 As rpgts-
;eTet showed recovery OF H. and 70
ecst<1 ui3 * registered and the IS OF /
cas-. and the old - coupon OF = Peg cent.
BID and me -nds declined Ia per cent.
Money snd Exchange.
Mercy On - active at issG@is ~ cent.
iast loan. e per cent. Prime rnerrs4ti.
pareT. Sisd4 % cslt Sterling c~e4 tnxa
e. FTsT. wlt1 octB1l business in ben erS'
bills AZ s. 80. Tor demand ard s4>lt-Is4 =
tcr sixty lays. posted rates, 81 - "a Slts
Commercial hllis. s&s1G4Slis Silver err
tttC2f~S hSss fsSsaNr. BAR silver -St.r Mex
Soaa dollars. ~ g. Government; bond.
Strong. sac eonGs duh Railroad hoods
sTclG.
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Whezs-sS.
B BaI,sy ooosins,-RaI'ed or ground Ter
corn-w-hole. s,1.ss: cracked. 81. feed
II -. - ton. &
Der Dbl. a. per bale; rye meal. s. 20 per
Fesd bb.ngp-caopDed feed. Hsaas per
ten; Oil cake meal ~ per ton; shorts. sn
90. bran. 81.
Nails. Tools ard cerdsse.
Nails 0obbinRB-SeS LIST. cut steel,
saz 70 COS. s. -: s1s 70 Cos wire. SO,
Tools ng1-oaws-s-fosscut. Diss-
and a ToIe s S rye eroszeut Is san &c per
q. Canadian racer ard razor steel. &c per
e. hand. Disston's % per cent OF list.
Axes-s.ngie bit s. per dozen; double bit.
- per doz> Shovsls and Spades-Steel. 81
= - per goZ. fr0n &tgs 3SF u0z Aatcnsts
From 5. to 8 per aoz Mati z ixs,e sss q.
iazi. GrEnas,oaes- Der IS Wedges
Steel. salc per ID. Files-s and 70 per
Lawn Mowers-Great American. 50 ard
y: Ph.,adelPhia. % OF: Buckeye. 90 and 10
scythes ana snaths-4o per cent. of.
Ice Cream Freszers-White Mountain.
% and 10 per cent Oft. Lightning, - per
cent.
scaIes-Howe and Fairbanks platform.
per cent ~ list; coanter ss per cent. Oh 4
Rope Cobbingl-Man'ila. ii.-incn and
larger. 7s.e per ID: I2-thread, SIC per 10;
: and s-thread. ssc: Sisai. i.-inch and
larger. sz.e: i2-thread. sizc s and s-thread,
1.e; tarred lath yarn, Sisal. sl.e per ID.
1fnware PiectG. - Der cent. on;
slammed Is and 10 to 20 per cent off.
Graniteware-5e and 10 20 - per cent or
Oakum-Per bale. S5Dl4.0
Mire-Black. plain. RS: galvanized
barbed fence. s2.25. green wire cloth. $50
Powder Qobblng,-Black blasting. per
key, H25; 3 per cent. Giant-Hercuies
pounds % per cent. Hercules or Judson
dynamite. s. 5o47; Champion or Triumph
stump. $40; Improved Judson stump.
40. Golden PHEASANT Sporting. 25-ib
kegs: 81; Dupont rife sporting, 25-ib kegs.
s.: Eagle Duck. Z5-lb kegs s4 per case
Shot (iobbingl-Drop. s.. Is per bag: buck-
shot $50; chilled shot. S1.0.
Fuse-Fsr 1909 double tape. Ss.5o: triple
tape. $50
Heavy Hardware.
Wire Rope-List.
Bar Iron Gobbing)-Base sizes, 81 s54z
per cwt: Norway iron. &c per h.
Iron Pies qoobing)-Wroughs iron. up to
and under. % and per cent of: larger
sizes i5 and :. per. cent OF list.
Sheet Zinc DobbinCf-7izc per ID.
Tin Plate Gobhing)-Charcoai plates.
bright &c liz2o :s.5ca7 per box; TX. s. 20:
charcoal plates; terne. &c. iix2o. $40: 0x
Sheet iron 0obbing) -American COM
mon. No. =, $40. galvanized. 20 and 10
.ql lad ofIe 'pszIueAIeD-spupd eISuEus
black. &c per ID.
Solder uohbng)-Tinners' half-and-hal..
lie per ID: extra wiping. f5c.
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SUMMARY

Mean atmospheric pressure. 3.G: hikhe0
pressure 80. 50. date I: lowest pressure 81
date -.
Mean temperature-Highest 81. date n;
lowest 80 date ~: greatest daily range OF
temperature =. date 2: least daily range OK
temperature s. date IL.
Mean temperature for this month in 1881.
s.: 1872. a: 1898. 50: 1894. Is: 1895. -: 1884
u: 1897 e: 1893 Is: mean temperature for
this month in Z years, Al.
Prevailing direction Of wind. south: total
movement of wind 53i0 miles: ma ximum
velocity OF wind, direction and date. n
miles south. on the 9th.
Total precipitat ton. 5.96 inches. number Of
DAYS with OF inch or more precipitation q
Total precipitation dn inches) for this
month in 1891, Is: 1879. La 1Sea. $40. 1S9t.
an; 1895. 1s6: 1885, 3.s7; 1897. 2.9s: 1884 SIS;
average precipitation for this month In
years .3 inches.
Number Of clear days, 3: partly cloudy
days. II: cloudy days II.
Dates OF frost. 18th. 18th; killing frosA
none.
Mean temperature and precipitation. Feb
ruary 1893:
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breads Ma.

SAN FRANCISCO March I-Wheat-
Spot unchanged; the market was weaker.
Barley quiet; spot unchanged. options
stronger Oats have been dull for long
time and prices have remained un-
changed Spot quotations We're:
Flour-Net ca-h for family extras. Ao5
Q4e5; bakers extras. s43sa4.t0
wheat-Shipping. $l.+oa1. Hh for No. /.
Barley-Feed. N.o7iz; brewing. n.laV
l-I7lz
oats-Poor TO fair. si-ln4a1.i5: good to
choice, slI5izI1 Ply; fancy feed 81. giau
LIS; gray. 81 l5a1.17la milling. 81. 0dI. q:
Surprise, 81 2J1l.35: black for seed, sl.559
l5o; red. sl.s5gl.45.
Flour. quarter sacks. 74So; wheat. CEN
tails .s95: barley, centals. $50; beans.
sacks. sl5; corn. centals. Las; do East
ern. 1890; potatoes. sacks. S.5I5: onions.
sacks, 70: bran, sacks. 500 middlinss,
sacks. 35e: hay, tons. a64; wool, bales. 2;
hides. number, s36: quicksilver, TASKS,
li5. wine. gallons, 81, 500.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-steady; December. slslh; May.
s1.4o7s.
BarIey-steady; December soc bid; May.
Sl.0..
Corn-Large yellow. sl@Qlo1M.
Bran-sl1Vis.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring-Nev 1lQi2c: Oregon.
12ulic Fall-Southern coast lambs. s4Sc;
San Joaquin lambs, 7nsc; Northern lambs.
Iial2c; mountain lambs 10ai2c; San Joa-
quin plains. sgsc; Humboldt and Mendo-
elmo. H4sl5c.
Hops-Old crop nominal; new. l2l2ul7ikc.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Milstuffs- Middlings, s22G24
Hay-Wheat, sl6nl9; wheat and oats,
$leG1s; best barley. sl350Q16;. alfalfa.
sie-5cgll.5o: clover. sl1al$; stock, sl1a12;
compressed wheat, si'4ls50; straw. per
bale. 31i2n45c.
Potatoes-Early Rose, 6OQ70c: river Bur-
banks, 5Oa6oc; river reds. 4oQ5oc: sweet,
'5aS5c; Oregon Burbanks 6oys0c.
Fegetables-Silverskin onions. 81. 50l2 IS;
cucumbers, .ecQN: garlic. yeQ4c; green
peas. 4d5c: string beans, stl2,sc per ID;
tomatoes. s5cnH per box: okra, 15c:
asparagus, @a25c: egg plant. l5c: Chile
green peppers. 29e; mushrooms. sQl2isc
per ID.
Fruits-Choice apples, slG1s5: do COM
mon. 25nS9c: cranberries SQs; oranges.
navel. S2502.I5. Mexican lines. re-pack
s6a6.5o common California lemons. 75cT
81 rs: choice California lemons. S225; ba-
nanas. sla225 per bunch; pineapples, $294
per doz.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 22a22lsc: do
seconds. an2lc; fancy dairy. Doc; do sec
onds. lsdlec.
Cheese-New. lO1I0ssc: old sIsaslsc:
California cream cheddar 10allc; Young
American. l0allc; Eastern. 12lisc
Eggs-Store. il4lli4c: fancy ranch. lila
@l3c
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. l06l2c per ID:
turkey hens 10nI2c: old ROSTERS s3751
4: young roosters. ssds so small broilers
Sieft 30: large broilers g.. 5oas: fryers. S66f
$50: hens. S.5045; old ducks. 81. 5o1ss:
geese. sl.25aIl.O per pair: old pigeons. 81;
young pigeons. S.5ofi2.50.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. sissta:
do sight, SASH.
Financial.
Srlver bars 800. s5isiDrafts-Slgh. $50 20
Mex. dol ...412Qi6 Telegraph .. . e2i5
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TATOOSH, March IA p. m.-Baromefef.
3n1f; cloudy; wind east. three miles. In-
ward-Str Chilcat. las a. m. Outward-A
schooner $50 p. IN. Outside. bound fn-A
bark and schooner Comet.
NEAH BAY. March Ia p. m.-Cloudys
Iigh; east wind.
CLALLAM, March Ia p. m--CloudyI
brisk east wind.
PORT ANGELES. March IL p. M
Barometer, 3ois: clear: wind east. three
miles.
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transactions since January I and
for Yesterday.

Rsai estate transactions since January
/. lS@ are Sss s7.sT There were flied for
record yesterday four deeds. aggregat!ng
s-SS4 ~ Following is list:
Fidelity Trust Company. OF Seattle. 10
Margaret AcNulty. y acres In lots / and
Ss, sec y. =. 5. March 81, 81
John NJ. Wilson % w IL Drummer. lot
Il ntk ., j. II. Nagle's add Feb y. $50.
". II. Meyer. sheriff. 10 William p. Has
SCI. los 4. ok ~. Lake Union add. Feb. Is.
r II; Tarpley. trustee. to Ida A. Bowen.
Iot y. blk = North Seattle. Jan. =. 500.
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WASHINGTON. March 1.-Today's state
ment OF the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance SIS So. eO3:
gold reserve fiG7. 623 igs
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, March l-Wheac-No. / club,
s4c; No. / oluestern. &c.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, or, March 1.-Wheat-
WaIIa Wa!ia was quoted from TIC TO ssc
to-day. oluessem and valley brought 1Sc as
an extreme quota ton.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wheat-No. I club 7ic: No. 1 biuestem.
Tic: milling wheat, No. club. &c. No. /
hitfe<sxn SIC
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General Quotations.

eeneruI auotuttOns
Flour-Receipts. 1872 barrels: exports.
1850 barrels. Market firm.
Wheat-Receipts. l3S.55o bushels; eX-
ports, Al. 696 bushels. Spot firm; No. red
$l07ix f. o. b. afioat. Options opened easy
selling off under bearish cable news; a
rally On covering. due to clique support
followed near the close by a rally. and
prices left of al top and l2c higher than
last night.
Wooi-Firm.
Hops-Steady.
Pefroleum-Firm.
Cofee-Options closed unchanged to 8
points net advance. Sales. 4.750 bags, in
: invoice Gi4c; No. johbing. Gao. Mild
steady; Cordova, 7lzGl54sc.
Sugar -- Raw steady: fair refining
3 n-l6c. centrifugal. 3-1sc- refined steady
Metals.
Pig Iron-Warrants, Sc. 7oGgs.,5
Copper-Lake. sl1.S5 bid. sI2 asked.
Tin-Sis. aonii.S0.
Spelter-S4 I04I41a
Lead-Dull: $50 bid, s3.T. asked. The
firm that fixes the selling price for min
ers and smelters quotes lead al $500 at
the close.
The Visible supply.
Speca. cable and telegraphic dispatches
10 Bradstreet's. covering the principal
points OF accumulation. indicate the fol-
lowing changes in visible supplies last
Saturday. as compared with the preced-
irc SATURDAY..
wheat-Uniied States and Canada east
or ROCKIES, asSI ca>v, I.t1a.uty Ott-nes =
Afioat and In Europe. DECREASE J. $4,000
bushels. Worlds supply. total decrease
S,5ls0oo bushels.
Corn-Uni,ed States and Canada east
OF Rockies. increase. 6l2. e,0 bushels
Oats-Cnited States and Canada .a - Of
Rockies, increase, $4,000 bushels
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RIOSplk ERS-Ask for the RAlston
Self Raising Pancake Flour and Health
Foods Johnstone 4 Speer.
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We are now prepared 70 10 composites
for tho trade fany meAaure1 In N0npaPe1e,
Ninicn. Brewer and Long Primer. 0atios
faction guaranteed Call % saArsos Yeee
Intelhgsocer. Seattle
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Omaha.

OMAHA. March 1.-Cattie-Receipts, $500
head: market steady: native beef steers.
g. 70q49o; Western steers, $35eI4.4o Texas
steers. $3Q3.e5; COWS and heifers. $5G3. 30;
Gamers. s2Q2S5; stockers and feeders, s.. GO
al. 80; calves s4Q6; bulls and stays. Q.5e4
$40
Hogs Receipts 1890 head; market strong
heavy. So. 75l3.s2ia: mixed. 81. 15IS.So; light,
S. 75GfS.S5; bulk of sales. 3.156e3.S0.
Sbeep-Receipts 1920 head; marke;
steady: fair to choice natives. s.. 50a4.1o;
fair 10 choice Westerns 81 50d4. 80; common
and stock sheep 33Gf3. S. lambs $i254o.30.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. March L-Cattle-Trade in
cattle was fairly good. yesterdays l0aaoc
advance being well sustained. The bulk
sold at 81 p15.20; Western fed cattle, 81. 20
"a bulls, 81. 7Je1s65: canning cows. se.5099
3: calves, $6.JoGs 70.
Hogs were active at an advance of 2is15c.
Hogs. common 10 prime. 81. se9i401lz. chiefly
at S. 95sI+oS. Pigs sold largely at 81 eeaf3 80.
Trade in sheep and lambs was active at
yesterdays figures. sheep selling at s. e51e
$50 for the poorest up 10 S.60 for the best.
fed Westerns comprising the great bulk OF
the offerings and selling chiefly al Si.254l
Ass; yearlings. s. 50aii 30: lambs. Si.5o45. %;
shorn focks, 81. 405455.
Receipts-Cattle. 1900: hogs. 2s.coO; sheep.
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.
Seaftie. Marc. ! isN
claarances. Balances.

Exchange AZ ths Seattle. Tacoma spo-
S.ne and Portland clearing houses today
yeYe.
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dean temperature and precipitation. Feb
MARINE COMBINATIONS.

G. N. SALISBURY.
Section Director,
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Receipts and Shipments,

Butter-Firm: creamery, 13lSc; dairy
l14lSc.
Cheese-Quiet: S1sIzc.
Eggs-Firm: fresh, I2c.
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DR. ANNIE RusSELL.-D1seases Of
women - ROCKWELL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-02

The market for oats was dull May
closed &c higher
ProvLtcns became strong near the close.
May pork closed sizc higher May lard -ssc
higher and May ribs sc higher.
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THE MARITIME RECORD.
FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Or. March /. l1N6
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TuRE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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miscellaneous.

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