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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25

transactions Since January 4 and
for Yesterday.

Real estata transactions since January
!, 1885. are $747. $40. ca. There were filed for
record yesterday fifteen deeds. aggregating
s1s,9sl -. Following is a list:
Sheriff w. H., Meyer 20 Aquiila Cove.
Green Lake addition. Si.H0.
Peter Hillen to Henry Schultz. lots l. 2
and s. block 5. Bowman Real Estate Co.'S
First addition 1886
sheriff W. II. Meyer TO C. NJ. Sheafe.
receiver. blocks >, q. IS; lots 5, 6, I. block
q; lots 4. ). 8. ]. s. block Al. lots
6. !, $, 9. 10, block 81, lots I,
6. block sc; lots 4-I2 block Is all in Wood
lawn addition; also lots ? 3. block 49; lots
Gle block IS; lots IA. block 81; lots IA.
block 50: lots and {. block 81. ali in
addition. s4.7I1. 30.
Same to same. blocks 3, 80. Il and S., and
MS block IS. Woods South division Green
Lake addition; also lots 90 block "a; lot |.
block S. lots and 10. block Sc; lots 3-s.
block 50. all In Woods South Shore diviS-
ion Green Lake addition also blocks %,
=. ~, Woodlawn addition: also lot %.
block /: lots S.s, IS, a. "A, block ?; lots 3.
4. z 10. l6 IL. "a. %, IS. block 3; lots 3. A. H.
block 1: lots l. 2, 10. II. block ); lots l, 2.
block 6: lots !. ,: $. $40. block {: lots /,
2 5. block s; lot !. block .; lots ), 4, block
-. all in Craven's division Green Lake ad-
dit.on. 50. 100.
Same to the same. lots is, block IA. lots
l, 5, 6, 10. block 10: lots Al. block Al; lots
-. piOth luis IT, =, blDch I'LL III
Woods South Shore division Green Lake
addition. $50.
Fred Gulliekson to Jacob Murkowski.
los 3, block /, Bake's addition 10 Enum-
claw. $40.
Mary Adair 10 Eta Seaeer. lot 4. block
g. Skies First addition 10 Redmond, $40
State 10 Frye-Bruhn Co.. lots /. .. 3. 4. 5.
IS 70, ~. n -, block az. also beginning
at ne cor lot 6, block "a. thence south 81
II; thence west ~ feet: thence north 50
It: thence east - Fl: also y lot IT, block 2l2,
$533.6i
Sheriff w. II. Mover to John Drummer
house, lots 10 and H. block y. Denny &c
Hoyt's addition: s215.
C. +. Nelson to Aaron Hagelin and
Christian Carlson. lot g. block 8 Graf 5
Salmon Bay addition TO Ballard, $40
Sheriff w. III. Meyer TO Peoples Ma
tional Bank of Laconia. n H., tract g.
Davis Meadow Tracts. 81 800.
William Jensen and HuIda Jensen 10 r
G. Scatter. lot 9. block l.. Dennys East
Park addition, 500.
Charles Schubert to G. ". Wells. n'k
block r. Seattle Homestead Associations
First addition 500.
Fannie Clay to Fanny Hardin lot s.
block ?. Dodge & nodge's addition. 500
Sheriff W. n Meyer 10 Halle Bronson
lot IL. block 10. g. kinnear's addition.
Il 90.
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RIGGS SISTER IN NEW YORK.
Her Name Is Cstta. She Plays the
Violin. and She Is BeautifuI.

Very trim very vivacious and very pref
~ is the little sister Of Rigo. the gypsy
who ran away with the Princess de Chin
ay and set two continents Attacking. Her
hair Is as black as the night before dawn:
her eyes are peculiarly brilliant: her form
Is supple and graceful and her complex
ion a rich. reddish olive. Highly etiucat-
ed there are yet lingering evidences abou.
this charming young woman Of the wild
Romany blood which Is In her veins
Clever she Is. as Europe knows. Kings
and queens and princes have listened 10
the strains that came from her violin. She
claims but the one single name-Czita.
Il am a gypsy" she said. laughing.
"and am entitled 10 but one name. We OF
the Ronany tribe possess but one name
and very little elss''
She reached New York yesterday from
San Francisco. and went az once to apart
menis which had been prepared for her.
She mas been in America but n month,
having reached San Francisco after con-
cert tour OF Australia. Although a pro-
fess.anai violin .%oloist. her trip 80 Ameri-
ca has been undertaken more for reCrea-
ton. and she has made no engagements,
and Will perhaps make none, other than
70 appear AZ the benefit at the METROPOLITAN
opera house on March Is
Cx.fa was born. she says. az Macy MIL
haIv. il Small town Tn Eastern Hungary.
Her fathers raEne was E8go. and her big
brother VAS JeDsss Rigo Her mother she
never knew. They lived 4 nomadfc life.
ard from her earliest childhood she knew
hew 70 play The fiddle. In fact. her people
ali played for 4 living. and when that
Ewing became precaftous. many Of them
did hot hesitate 20 steal. One day. twelve
years ago. when she was a ragged, soiIea
faced girl Of 10. great man heard her
play. He was impressed with the taIen.
that she evidently posses~"d This great
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship Walla Waila sails today fer
San Francisco via Victoria.
Steamer North Pacific Is due from Dyea
and Skagway. The Protection Is also due
Steamer Resale IL due from Alaskan
ports. The Cleveland Is also expected
from the same place.
Ship Tacoma. Capt. Davis. IL loading a
cargo of coal at the Pacific Coast Com
pany's bunkers for San Francisco.
Revenue cutter Perry is coallng at the
Madison street hunkers. preparatory to
leaving on a cruise among the islands.
Schooner Helen. with twenty men on
board. sailed early yesterday morning for
kotzebue sound and the coast OF North
western Alaska.
Steamship Willamette Is alongside the
Stetson 4 Post mill dock loading lumber
for Alaskan ports. She will also take up
q large freight cargo.
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THE WOOL MARKETS.


LONDON. March 24-There was fail
attendance az the wool sales today. The
selection offered was good. A fair supply
OF tseefong, greasy. sold we'll and was
taken for the home trade. The number Of
bales offered was is.o2i- Following are the
sales in detail:
New South Wales. 3.an baiss-Scouress,
loizdIfs gid: greasy. 5I4Ias@d.
Queensland. IN bales-Scoured Is gid
ais 81. greasy si@l.11eisd.
Victoria. Go bziles-Scoured, aifi1s Sd:
greasy, I'D
South Australia. 100 bales-Scoured Is I'D
Tasmania. 100 haies-Scoured, 7s.Iioiai
OILS I'd: greasy. said.
New Zealand. 4 ~ baleS-Scoured. essds7
Is al: greasy. sslfai@d-
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal 400 bales
SECURED. IldMls s4d. greasy, 59iGSs,.d
Falkland islands. l. 20 bales-Greasy. Sc
Sgd.
Punta Arena, 100 bales--Greasv. s4ss
Sad.
Spanish. 100 bales-Greasy. seI5,.d.
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Pussy Willows are the newest decoration
In the way of growing things. Many fior-
lists windows are all afuff just now with
the fuzzy little balls on their stiff brown
stems. which. while always endeared to
us through rural associations. have never
before been thought aesthetic. much less
fashionable. The latest vogue however.
stamps them both. The tailor-made girl
who wears drop skirt" !. G.. skirt
with the cloth loose from the foundation
slthe ultra mode I'm such garmentsl. also
wears a breast knot OF pussy willows.
Almost as amazing as the fashionable
before the sslf-respecting pussy willow
San he procured early In the year. Long
before the seR-respecting p;:ssy wil.iw
has dreamed OF putting In an appearances
In the fields. IL Is In open evidence In
metropolitan shop windows and upon met
ropoiitan girls. They're English. You
know" said florist. when questioned
upon the matter. Early in the winter we
import slips of English pussy willows and,
by dnt of careful greenhousing. succeed in
forcing them into bloom. 1t is possible 10
treat the American plant In the same way,
but il is more difficult"
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now

There is absolutely no charge for show.
hlg you what others have satd about ID.
They express themselves toe. In familiaY
language. Something you can easily IN.
derstand. When man says that ne 10
better than he has been In twenty years.
YOU know what he means. when ne says
THE drains hav" stopped you Under
stand that. Il might add a few years 10
your life II YOU were 20 look into this mat
Ter more and more closely. If you will
call a. the great Institute you can eco
Some thousands or grateful letters. Are
You couceited enough To imagine that
your case ia the worst OF all? II is nsA
1t Is durable. Cure IL
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL. BRUNSWICK

HOIhL EtL NSNlCh-
Richard Bristeed, Chicago.
Ea Kinney. New York.
II. I.evinson, Chicago.
\. Il. Rothstein. Chicago.
J. Il. I.ivingood. Jacksonville. Fla.
James McVicker, Napavine.
j. Glatisiein. Chicago.
a Levi Chicago.
- Herrett CoupevilIe.
f.. IL. Brewer. Hyde Para. Mass.
+. Beal and wife. Showhegan Mich.
{. f. McIntire. Skow hogan. Mich.
e IaHy. Skowhegan. Mich.
Rober. Sandel Helena. Mont
Mrs. NJ. Speer and children. Harvey,
j. F. swalwell and wife. Tacoma.
James H. Friskin. Napssvine.
y ]. Garrett. Napavine.
julius Won Gumppenburg. Tacoma,
A 4. BASIN, San Francisco.
r NJ Barlow. Chicago.
J. r pauiuh. Lowell. Mass,
c. +. Seal. Dungeness.
J.. IL pousher;y, Basueth Lake, y. Y.
l.. A. Dale, Chicago
z. +. Erwin Portland
q. Z. Burgess. St Paul.
THE RAINIER-GRAND.
Frank u. Colbarn. San Francisco.
&. L. ExgIeshaw. New York.
j Bogar6us, City
r. ". Vaiile. Portland.
VI. T.. Downs. Portland.
N. J. Tracey, Louisville, Ky.
J. r. Soule. HoQaiams
l. J. simpson, HoQl!afn-
r 4 White and N3fe. Everett.
e l. Marshall Everett.
Mrs. a J. Agnew. Everett
Stewart A. Tayl8T Everett
\ :. Taylcg. Everett.
n. T. Dawes. Carbonate
= IL Davis. Carbonate.
\ {. Wilson. City.
r. r. Avarsi Portland.
Il NcCooi. -. Louis
IL GaliiuoSsky, ST Louis.
J. T. Ru1dls. Milwaukee.
=. Graham Portland
Miss Alice White. Portland.
Mrs J.. MARSH. san Francisco.
r. l. Talbot boston.
Mrs q. W. ThaskahsITy. London Gnt
Miss S5eVeIy. London. Ont
". r n. Mercer. Portland.
X : Wood. Chicago.
II. Mckay and wife. London.
L. K. Ciobecs and wife, EVe4est
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NOW

In setting ont 10 make your fortune, Il
You see things with a clear eye you will
admit that yen waste no time over any,
thing. You take quite a good deal OF
care, though. that you do not get msied.
Is the journey OF life less important than
your chase after fortune, No money on
earth will repay you for system utterly
depleted Is yours gettirg depleted? The
truth il Yes" You know that when you
read this. Why not take a little care in
getting your system rebuilt7 The grand
HUDfAN" treatment for weakening
manhood Is open for your most exciting
queries DO not be fooled--ask about IL,
and ask about it
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Financial.

NEW YORK. March 24.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablagram says:
The stock markets here remained dull
today. with increased difficulty IN effeeting
sales OF all but the best stocks. In Ameri-
cans dealers frequently declined to make
prices. Spanish fours were sold heavily
from Paris At one time they fell TO 52l2.
bet they closed at 81. on a general recov-
cry of Paris specialties, due 10 uncon-
firmed market reports that Spain was
seeking the aid of Great Britain as an
Intermediary in the Cuban matter. Amer
leans, aassr improving on the New York
support. closed fat.
OF the 100000 of the China loan offered
I'm this country, only f. apo 900 was applied
for. This was an additional cause for the
depression in ton. enormous blocks
being left on the underwriters hands.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, March 24-Canadian Pacific.
Sjs: Crank Trunk. rs. bar silver uncer-
tain, 70 Lied per ounce: money 2i.d31s per
cent.
Drea-tstuffs.
LIVERPOOL March 2i-CIosing: Corn
May, steady IS 2l2d: July, steady. IS Pad.
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THROUGH NINE STATES.

The North Western Line comprises ove-
5000 miles OF perfectly equipped railway
IN Illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan
Minnesota. North Dakota. South Dakota
Nebraska and Wyoming. II operates the
finest trains in the world. The service to
Chicago. Milwaukee and all the principal
cities Of the East and Southeast cannot
be surpassed. Insist on having your ticket
via The Northwestern" +. w. Parker.
Commercial Agent. Cos FRS. avenue. Seat
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time hardened the markets tone. bet THIS
in each instance failed 20 last The sell
Ing movement IN the anal hours Ds0USha
asSos.r the lowest level Of the day.
TIE herd market showed extreme dull
res but a tendency Was evident toward
q lower Isxei- The aggregate TRANSACTIONS
we're sss4 $50.
Government bonds shared In the general
depression Of the security market. WITH
quotations for the active Issues showing
losses in bid prices OF Il per cent. except
Ii the Is regular OF 1897, which lost - per
cent.
Money and Exchange
Money on call. iisMfA per cent; last
loans. Is per cent: ciossd. u per cent.
prime mercantile paper. 4iTN5iz per cent;
sterling exchange. Irregular, with actual
business IN sankers bills at Si.s5a4 94A Tor
demand. and at s4sy7s14I for 50 days;
posted rates. s2ix and ${Sls; com
merc.ai bills. 81 $3.50 Si&.: silver certtfi-
Gates. 551xl.si4c; bar silver, 5sc; Mexican
dollars. s5c.
Government bonds. weak; state bonds.
dull. railroad bonds. heavy.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 10 Pest Inteiigencer
NEAH BAY. March al p. m.--Partly
cloudy: calm.
CLALLAM BAY. March 2i-a p. M
Cloudy: calm
PYSHT. March Al p. m.-Partly
cloudy: calm
PORT CRESCE NT. March At p. NJ
Light rain: calm
PORT ANGELES. March 24-4 D. H.
Barometer. :. 20: cloudy: wind west six
miles. Ship Glory Of the Seas and schoon-
er Hero in the bay.
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Fsouy-Set cash price for family extras,
Il 1sssx4-ss8s bakers extra. ss.55u+-sa.
W5eSt-5hipping. St. szs7agi sSas for Ne. ].
and sl.ss for enoice; milling. n.4z.4fsl-se.
Bariey-Feed. si-lsssFII.ao; brewing. R5n.-
sra5
oass--poor TO fair. Ei7lsfsI. zzzsa: good 10
choice, S--s0I-z9; fancy feed. F--sa: gray,
q I'm Log; milling. 81 .z-s=El e: SIirpriss.
y zss~EfI -; black for seed, s.. so lSa; red.
sl-GaI.A5.
Flour. quarter sacks s.ies; do Oregon.
4tszs. do Washington. 5.e5Z: wheat. cen
tails, l2lis; do Oregon. e.5ssg: do Washing
ton, 5, 80. barley, centalS, 81; do Oregon.
5si; do Washington. ..aee: corn, eentaIs.
3as: potatoes. szcke abs; do Oregon. 3.o5z.
onions, sacks. za1: do oregon. IS. bran.
sacks a.; do Oregon. go; rnid6ings, sacks.
ile: hay. tons. so: wool, baIes. z; hides.
number. go; quicksilver. TASKS. $50; wine.
gallons. $3.50.
Closing Quotations.
Whsat-stsady: December. a.ass; May,
Barley-steady: December. Eliza; May.
a.i7a..
corn--I.arge yellow. sl.osAglIo.
Bran--SIs.9VSais51.
Wool and Hops.
wooi--FaH southern coast lambs. 7asc;
San Joaquin lambs, Ease; northern lambs,
NaiZc: San Joaquin plains. s9sc; Hum
boldt and AendoG.no, ii4i5e.
Hopg--Uld crop. mammal, ne%. l2lzt
I1se.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Migstuffs- MiddHngs. 81. oon22.50
Hay-Wheat. s12.Vo123. 100; wheat and cat,
$iS.5ouZ29; best barley. sls0eglso9; al
falfa. $ii.o0ai3-o0; clover. sl2.J91 400; stock.
Si2 .g1as 1890; compressed wheat, $l9.91I y 81
straw, per bale, g7Ni5c.
PotatOes-Eariy Rose. sea zee. river Bur
banks 511G5c. river reds. 51ztaoc. Oregon
Burbanks Sylft5c. sweets. s5ftSsc.
observation-disclosures onions 81 91Gf2 80
eucugnbers. 5ecasi.0o. garlic. fza5c: green
peas, 2izc. asparagus. safe; rhubarb, G5c9
ST. per box.
Fruits-Apples. choice. 81 .25ai.35: COM
mon. 35ais9c; oranges. naveIs $40 30
Mexican Hines. rs-pack, 81 .504i5 80, COM
cani0rnia lemons 81. N,sIi.5a: bananas si.a
ai2.z5 per bunch; psneapples, s-15uie0 per
dozen
Buster--Fancy creamery. lsl4c;i do Sec
onds. i3aiSc; fancy dairy. lie: do seconds,
iJssIsc
Cheese-New. sizaioc: old, f90ile: Cali
fornia cream ehedslar, lie; Young America.
lie: Eastern. l2u &c.
Eggs-Store. l2laai3c; fancy ranch. 10
8ti4c.
Poultry-Turkey gobblers, llal2c Der
pound; turkey hens. HAZE, old ROSTERS.
G.J3fi$.eo per dozen; young ROSTERS s. 00aI
$50: small hroilers, s. s06t4.5e: large nroil-
ers. s5.5oliG00. fryers, se.05m6.s0: hens. So "a
G4.e1. old ducks. s4.oegt5.00: geese, 81 5en
LIS per pair. old pigeons, Sl.25fii 20; young
pigeons si.15I225.
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He-Give me a kiss.
She tdecidedy)-I won't.
He-You shouldn't say II WON'T TO me:
you should have said, II prefer not
She-But that wouldn't be true.--IIar-
lem Life.
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Welcome.

Boston Traveller
Mistress {severely)-lf such thing nc-
ours again. Norah, / shall have 10 ger an
other servant.
Norah-f wish yez wud-there's easily
enough worruk for two av us
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WASHINGTON, March 94-Today's
statement of the condition of the treasury
shows:
Available cash balance ........ s2ei is SO
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
board of Trade.

CHICAGO. March 2i-Wheat took a lit
tie jump at the opening. influenced by the
isH. 600 bushels of No. j northern BY Letter
late yesterday First trades in july were
made ri sissisiiac, very little changing
hands al the higher figure. Five minutes
later IL was selling freely al $50. Gis33sc.
There was very little in the way of bcarish
news. except the continuous argument OF
the price being rather higher compared to
that OF FORMER years. Sales OF I6e0tt BUSH
els OF No. red on Antwerp account aud
25.19 To mllers caused a temporary rally
TO near the opening prices. but was quickly
slid of rapidly. Near the close 4 line OF
i.eoo, oO0 bushels was ierIdated through one
touched the lowest point for July on the
present decline and closed practically at
the bottom. May opened ;ac higher at sizes
sold np to si.05s. reacted and closed az
si.A bid. July opened i,a2sc higher at
afss7sc
Corn was momsntarllv firm at the OPEN
ing. but. following wheat. soon turned
weak. July closed i4e lower.
4 weak feeling ruled the oat nix through
cut the session July closed a4ai Ne lower.
Ter. The offerings were absorbed by
shorts from whom oniv noticeable SUPPORT
came. May pork closed !i4c lower, May
Wheat. No. =.
Opening, Highest. Lowest clcsir~
NY -. s 8 as 81. 81 9 g., la
Corn, M. ..
~ S ~ 80 Il 4. 4; &. y: y .e + :
Oats, Nc =.
May -. 25rs e5-s g5ssG925is 25ssa1 esstss
July ..2334 2ii4@22as Us RS 227saee33
Mess Pork. per Barrel.
Ja i -. ~ SIS ss . az 81,
lard, per 100 Pounds.
H saly Sc IS. Sc IS. i ss,s So 5S:a
short Ribs. per 100 Pounds.
July SER 5gx s@ so5
Cash Quotations.
Flour-Dun. but steady.
Wheat-No. = spring. (. .. =. @319ic: No
; spring. S3l9lc. No , red. $i.oiS.allo2.
Connie. , 2S&4c.
Oats~No. = ~. 53s14c: No. white, size:
No. white. 2,a, 0eS2sc.
Rye-No. , $3.50.
Bariey-NC . 3ifI{2e
FiaNsFtsi--No, ! N.1>sLi p.
Timothy seed~l'rsne. &. S1fI2 %
P0Tk--Mass. per BARREL. s.. 9i@'esia.6si1.
Ei}Ss-SAort S.ties Noosel 81 s234ff5 80
Shouiders-nry salted ghoxeal <7.14=xc
Sdcs-Short clear ttoxeab s. 25f5 49,
Whssky-litstn.ers finished goods, per
gallon. si,lsis.
C 81 10 .fs
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EDR ST MICHAEL,

Ship Yosemite VIII sail IN Tow for Dutch
rarbor and St Michael May Il. For
freight space apply at once. White Star
Dock, foot Spring street. Telephone Main
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THE COTTON MARKETS

New York.
NEW YORK. March 4.-Cotton-Quiet !:
middiing, i-iSc.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2i-Cotton-
Quiet: middling slac
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Heavy. s. En6F7 7si-. mixed s. 7a<i3 =; light
s1-ssff5. ga. bulk OF saIas. g. -efS3.-s.
Sheep--Rsceipts- .aea. market steady.
Fair to choice natives. s.. sa6ia. -: fair to
choice Westerns. s. ssng59. common ard
stock sheep. s7ati: lambs. sa<a5sa
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LIVE. STOCK MARKETS..


CHICAGO. March 9t-Cattle were in
fairy active demand. the bulk az the cat
tie &0lnz at 81 ssta, common dressed beet
sie-rs. 3 @ozs+l5: choice ~ prime $5052t
80. Westerns $40. stocAeFs and feed
srS. x2f5414s5. Gamers s. iadG heifers
csalcvs 20 prime. s. assyi %. calves. prime,
sS.SF5E-5.
iogS-I.owev. sales al m extreme range
az 2t-1.E4 tina bWsk SONG ~ s.. s5s3S 81
sa.r - cao.ce. S3-@sff4. common ~ cholce
$50 -. cotumon 10 good. SG721sgl3.s5
tssgs 3 %5s3S5.
Saeep aud lambs strong common -
prime sheep. xl55fI4 IS. eHik Ss.Ffi4. "a;
Se5Tisme sheep. 81 asss3 lambs S4.5sag5 y
spring lambs we've auoted 81 s..
Recelp's-I 3jt.e. sso3s hogs, > %, calves
"a. sheep. 1S,tS@-
Omaha.
OMAHA, March 2t--Catiie-M arket.
steady 10 strong . - erai. Native. beef
steers S2sslsg5io- Western steers. g. --s1
a.. Texas steers. S3.-ssga, coSs AMI iaesf-
eTS. s.. l5Gs -. Gamers, S.-5sT5: sfocasrs
asla feeders. sS.64s5. -. calves, $4ssJsIs u:
balls affd stays. S-sAstt2s5
Hoss-Rece.pis. asa. market. &c hover
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CompoSfffOn.

We are now prepared TO do composition
for the trade fany measurel In Nonpareil.
Niuion. Brewer and Long Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed. Call or address POST
Intelligencer. Seattle.
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The Daily Pos,-Irteiiigence- IS now On
sac IN ortiand. Or. AT Rica Bros. "a
Morrison street. portland Hotel heHA
stsnd and Northwest News Company. isa
Cirs. street
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SEATTIE MARKETS.

- markets have been rather quiet the
aay & two Imports have been
- particularly 70 as TO potatoes. ana
~ earke. Is nos well stocked Changes
= sl,otAf:Eons we're very few ysslerday,
the general market IL quite steady.
~ was a isalf-cent advance on eggs
ssrdzy. aud iii.s cents Is Row offered
] 1GstsSr r. quite steady.
; - poultry market il little easier.
ssS;Srs and incubator frisrs are now be-
E rfered, A few dozen we're purchased
2.svxay by 81 weil-known commission
Erchss:. $40 per dozen being the price
n; binds of flsl, are scarce. occastened
} = ia high wiads Up aud down the Sound.
n cayssing srine azhiflg 10 be at a stand
ri And a depleted condition Of the FISH
nsies.
=. following prices are being offered TO
4 - nff,agcer by local dealers for delivery
: sernd lots OIL the dock or in the car at
6rsin-puget sound oats. szo92i; harley.
~ Puget sound what. chicken feed,
! Fl Man. 81; shorts. SIS: corn; sls.
ssy-Fuges sound hay. sliNiz Ter ten:
8eein Washington timothy. slSais-
! fYe--Wlole. 81.
! ssu-strictiy fresh ranch. Islzqsi4llsc.
fs;tsr-Fresh ranch. iyI isc. creamery,
}.rl.ry-Chickens live. lie per ID.
5fiTs sscck-choice beef cattle. cows. 30
= Steers. slssgf@4c; choice sheep. 4sfiizc;
- hogs i've i;sQis.c: hogs. dressed, &c:
! Siyss, dressed. large. &c, small. TIC.
Sisss live. large. &c. calves. live. small.
r,des Pelts and wool-~Hea.v salted
! iEs, over 20 lbs, safsisc: medium. per ID.
Is Eshs, under " lbs, &c: heavy cows. 80
g light. 7c: saited .kips. &c. calf, per ID.
per 10. l6Ii2c: culis on abEe. one
- legs. dry eika per H. emfsc. dry deer
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SYNOPSIS

Seattle Local Reporf--Max.mum temper
AZURE. & degrees; minimum. 81: mean 40.
Wea ther. partly cloudy. Rainfall In past
tweEty-four hours. 10 Of an inch.
g. y. SALISBURY
Section Director Weather Bureau
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VOW

There are many people who An6
hair getting loose-sometimes really
falling out. Others have small erups
lions ever the body. III these things
occur. blood tnint IL shown. ..Thirtys
Day Blood Care' stops IL all.