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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-15
Probabilities.

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Probabilities
Fair tonight and Sunday; warmer
stonight; cooler BY Sunday afternoon
Good cigars only, at Wright's.
Gents bicycle for sale. Enquire
ehere.
That dollar hat At s. $ cObD's Is a
daisy.
One Of the hyenas in the menage-
rie was crazy.
Bill Dugan and Piper Heidsieck cig-
ars at Gray's.
For good smoke try ''Bill Dugan"
cigar at Gray's.
A good grand square piano for SO;
see Mrs. +. G. Akin.
Wanted--A reliable laundress, at
Worcester Academy.
Wanted, u good white girl; apply at
once. Mrs. P. L. Soper.
Vinita now has a coal Oil and gaso-
line wagon on the streets.
Send n0ticesof all public gatherings
to The DAILY CHIEFTAIN.
None appeared to be too old or too
young to attend the circus.
There is a new baby 1T the home of
w. Fl. Cowan, the bank clerk.
The Balm wagon, sold by Vinita
Plow Company, is always popular.
For bargains in ladies' and children's
cl0aks don't fail to see S. S. Cobb.
nThe Worcester academy foot ball
team have received their uniforms.
For beauty and style don't fail to
see those shirt waists at S. s. Cobb's.
House cleaning days, and very un-
comfortable ones they are, have come.
Not one infraction Of the ordinan-
ces Of the city were reported yester-
day.
The stove and the coal dealer are
beginning to put on more cheerful
face.
Have you seen those ladies' and
mems shoes for one dollar at S. s.
C0bb's.
The intelligence displayed by the
Ringling educated elephants was mar
veious.
At S. S. Cobb's you will find the
prettiest lines Of ladies' dress skirts
In Vinita
You want to hear Miss Dent, the
finest soprano on the road; opera
house Tuesday night.
The Western Stars at the opera
house Tuesday night will be treat no
one can afford to miss.
Miss Apply the great Netherland
Scellist, is a wonderful player, ranking
with the most celebrated cello players
In the world.
The show tent was spread and seat
ed yesterday for 1900 persons. There
were eight OF nine Thousand persons
in attendance.
A. +. Palmer, the celebrated Eelocu-
zionist with the Western. Stars is
great; don't miss hearing him Tues
day night opera house.
The college stood out and declined
10 close for the circus. The academy
sl1eld out till the morning recess with
but 10 pupils. Circus too close.
ssThe sweetest music ever heard, 7
will be the verdict Of all who hear
Miss Smith, the harpist with the
Western Stars, Tuesday. night.
Married, at the Presbyterian pars-
onage, Friday, Oct. 18th, 1898, Daniel
Voorhees,, of Tecumseh. 0. T., and
Miss May Armstrong, Of Vinita.
The hotel registers are all too full
to be printed. The hostelries Of the
town were full to oyerfIowing yester-
day and are still crowded this morn
ing.
The DAILY CHIEFTAIN is two weeks
old and has already made place for
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CHICAGO, March .IS-The bulk os ina
beef Steers sold al 81 gsssa.ia eurnmoner
grades bringing x5@sT4z5: stockers and
feeders sold between xs.5Vsf5 ~ calves were
slow. with sales al s6.pVal $50 for the best
grades.
There was an active demand for hogs.
and prices averaged 2izc higher at s.. 3efs
&lo for inferior 10 choice nogs. bulk OF
sales at $3.ssts1tI.e9: little pigs. $3.i593 35:
heavier pigs, 8. iDQ3S.
Sheep-common TO choice s. aasy1 s. "a
sales chiefly <zsfi4.ss; rams sold at s. g
G35: inferior TO choice ewes. S.5efi 50
yeariing sheep. A.5ss15lo: lambs 81. s9n
$50. with sales chiSiy al $5neFss 80; shorn
lambs brought A.z5Q5.o.
Receipts-CastIe. 1890: hogs. 2l.oo.;
sheep. 100.
OMAHA. March ls-Cattie-Receipt
2,3o head Market steaoy. Native beef
steers. H.soG5.lo; Western steers. S3.e0u
$50: Texas steers. $s2sa3.eo: cows and
he!fers, S3.AUi.2u: stockers and feeders.
s.. s5as.io calves. si.0gus.5o; bulls and
Hogs-keceipts. AGO. Market a shade
stronger. Heavy, &c. 7oaf3 IS; mixed. S. 1O.g
SO: light. $s.65aS.15: bulk OF sales. s.. %
Sheep-Receipts. s.oe. Market steady.
Fair TO choice natives, $3.15nA75; fair to
choice Westerns, S. 9a4e0: common and
stock sheep. $3.oeGI4eo; lambs, A25
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ns
LONDON. March 1s.-At the wool auc-
ton sales today IA I9l bales were offered.
the selection was good and principally of
greasy merinos There was animated
competition between the continent ard
nome trade, owing to the American buy
ers not operating. small selection Of
secured sold briskiy. Sales in detail:
New South Wales. 400 bales: secured
Ia l1dG1s sd.
Queensland. 1i0o bales: greasy, SIS Cd.
South Australian. 1,4y0 bales; secured
ledqls I'd; greasy 5al0d.
West Australian. so bales; secured. Is
Qls I'd. greasy. IuSlxd.
New Zealand. !. 700 bales: secured, 51adq
is Id; greasy. 90 lpti.ct lsi
Cape of tGost Hope and Natal. l.0oo
bales; greasy, 51an62d. -
Buenos Ayres, 100 bales: greasy, 5a.a7d.
Boston.
BOSTON March IS-Tha Boston Com
mercial Bulletin viii say tomorrow OF the
wool market:
The market continues very dull The
oss fSres IN ar Taisne es Gat al ID
advance. It is possible thar the wool now
in bond will be exported. The fact thai,
dress goods offered at auction by order of
assignee this week in New York brought
In some instances less than half rate shows
the inadvisability of attempting 10 push
sales The London wool auctions advanced
last weeks Boston prices IS to be noted.
The only sale OF ordinary size was of 200, 90
pounds Of coarse territory
aa me safes OF the week a were g. pounds
against 1,191 eco pounds domestic and 30i-
eU pounds foreign last week. and S,l45. go
pounds domestic and $50 coo pounds for
etgn for the SAME week last year.
The sales TO date show an increase of
2, S5S 400 pounds domestic and 1.i42 so
pounds foreign from the sales to the same
date In 1896. The receipts to date show
an increase of 90 721 bales domestic and
52,264 bales foreign.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tranxactionx since January and
for Yesterday.


Real estate transactions since January
l. isss. are s7es.sSs.s 81. There were filed for
record yesterday seven deeds. aggresating
&.s6f.E. Following is a list:
State OF Washington To Puget Sound Ma
tionai bank. all Of lot /. ga OF lot = - OK
lot s. block !. and also lot 81. block s. Bal
lard tide lands. July ~. 500.
Sarah Wertheimer et al. 10 Ed Van Der
Ven. aastsriy Is feet OF lot s. block -. May
nari's plat. March 3. $500.
Margaret J. Draper TO Amer r. Draper.
lot 3. block IS. Billiards. second add 10
Gilman Park. February y. 81.
4. W. jackson e. al. 10 K. A. wilson,
tract ifa of West Seattle five-aeTe tract
No. 4. March :. s..
Reliance Loan and Trust Company e
Andrew Prentice lots IS. Ia. Is. 10. II. Is,
~. 20. u. -. % -. 3. "a, 81. g. 81. g. ~.
70. II. u. g and ii. block IS. River Park,
February ]. S..
]. A. Lewis TO Kate Kalthammer. lot s.
block ;. Munroe's first add. February 10.
$50.
]. c. Wlnans to Florence L. Butcher. lots
10 and IL. block -. Burke's second add.
March e. 1891 SOC.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

Tho Ccmpanys elegant Steamers UNA.
TiLLA. CRY OF PtEBLA and wALLA
wAfLA leave sEATTLE e, via Por. Towns
end and Victoria, B; c. xs,s 2; m, Jan g.
s. 50. April L :. Il. Is. "a. g. Leave SAN
FRANCISCO for Seattle via Victoria. 3.
FEB. s. 10, Ii. 20. Is. March Z, I. Il, II. =.
q. April l. &. II. is q g.
FOR ALASKA.
The Steamers QUEEN. VICTORIAN.
CRY ana CURACAO. leave SEATTLE.
Marc. q :" ssS, j, i = = 7 !: 3, xps;si
pary reserves right to change without pre-
vious notice steamers. sailing dates and
hours OF sailing. For further particulars
J. y. TRoWBkfDGE. p. s. supt., Ocean
Dock. Seattle. City, Tickst AEt.. ecs First
Ave. ss.ttls coSdali. Perkins = Co..
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TRY |!
TR !!

DO not get discouraged.
There is q chance for you.
You can live and be Il great
man yet. You can exercise
your whole power. "Hud-
yam" will enable you to do
II. That Is as sure as that
you are reading this. Do not
doubt. There are 10000 men
on this continent who are
full OF manhood now. who
cav spots before their eyes
and had that "all-gone" feel
ing before they used that
grand remedio-treatmcnt. 1t
Is "Hudyan" alone that so
surely cures. II you say that
you have lost faith III all
things you are foolish. You
have not done anything Of
the sort. Your poor, weak
and abused system makes
you think that you have.
that is all. Come, now!
Write this very day and ask
for circulars and testimo-
malls abou, "Hudyan." They
are quite free, and you can
get the very best medical
advice there Is 10 be had in
the world free, too, IL you
want 1t. That's tbs coint;
do you want II? o, for
goodness sake do be q
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sTE-ANERA
FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE To TACOMA
Four round trips daily. except sunday.
In one hour and swe1ty-.ye minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips Seattle-TacomA
route, AZ follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAYA
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattis-s:G. HIS =. m.. AS. e:1S
p. a.
Leave Tacoma-a;m q, n. I. 49, sn N.
Leave Seattle-s:so a. m. II m, n N.
Leave Tacoma-s:N a n. $50. $50 .. "A.
coma and Commercial dock, foot OF Ma
Yicn street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State Of
Washington.
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skAGIT RIVER ROUTE-Clty OF Cham
pa.gn Weekly Time Card.
Leaves Seattle March S. az 3 A. m ::
March ie. at 8 a. n: March T. a. - a. m
Leaves Mount Vernon. March s, At 1sn N, :.
March II. at II a. 10: March Is. a. IL noon.
calling al Tuisiip. Stanwood. Fir. SkasIt
City. Mount Vernon and Avon. For pas
ssnses and freight rates apply at City
Dock Telephone. Main a. w p Gtlkc-
son. Manager. II. II. Mcdonald, Master.
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Dradstreet's Financial Review.

Braastreets financial review tomorrow
will say: Prices continued TO break las.
Saturday. and in many cases the figures
reached We're below the level of last No
Eember. There was great deal OF liQui-
dalton and considerable activity on the
part CT the bears, who were aided by the
free cIrcusation OF disQuieting rumors re-
garding the foreign situation. On Mon
day, however. the market responded TO
more favorable views. London bought
stocks extensively. and there was effect
i've support from large manipulative In
terests. The bears were forced to cover
and prices rapidly regained their declines.
The rally continued on Tuesday and
Wednesday. although the professional
character Of the trading. and the absence
of outside interests. was apparent On
Thursday the expectation that the report
on the disaster to the Maine would reach
the president and that important develop
ments in connection with the country's
relation TO Spain and Cuba were about to
transpire, caused reaction Support was
Withdrawn and traders sold long holdings.
while the bear interest showed renewed
activity. Under such pressure the market
sold of again with apparent readiness and
continued this course on Friday.
Bank Clearings.
The following table. compiled by Brad
street. shows the bank clearings at the
principal cities for the week ended March
II. with the percentage OF increase and de-
crease as compared with the correspond
ing week last year:
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THROUGH NINE STATES.

The North-western Line comprises over
ZOO miles OF perfectly equipped railway
IN Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan.
Minnesota. North Dakota. South Dakota,
finest trains In the world. The service 70
Chicago. Milwaukee and all the principal
cities Of the East and Southeast cannot
b surpassed Insist on having your ticket
via ''The Northwestern" +. W. Parker.
Commercial Agent. COS First avenue. Seat.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


NEW YORK, March Is--The Evening
Posts London financial cabiegram says:
The stock markets here were idle and
featureless today. with a buiiish inclina-
ton. Americans opened dull, became bet
ter on the ostentatious buying by a lead
ing American house, gave way later on
New York selling. and closed weak. The
report of the naval board Of inquiry on
the Maine disaster is anxiously awaited.
Spanish IS were u lower. New York is
said here to be specializing consider ably
In that stock. The Chinese loan prospectus
is out. The details are as already cabied.
but the only important point 10 note is
that tho loan is to be naid~uD as early
as May 3. This doubtless indicates the
payment to Japan on May Of the entire
balance of the indemnity of 81, 90 600
The ease in the London money market
was increa sed today in the release OF
$500 coo Of Japanese money from the Bank
of England
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. March 18-Close-Canadian
Pacific Siaa Grand Trunk, SIS. Bar silver
steady at l5i2d per ounce. Money, per
cent.
BreadstufTs.
LIVERPOOL March 1s-Corn Spot
American mixed new quiet at IS AID ::
March. 3s 4isd; May steady az IS Esd:
July, SIS I'd.
Oregon short Line.
BOSTON. March IS-Oregon Short Line
q.
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General Quotations.

Flour Receipts 3 l2a harrels: experts.
- 5o@5 barrels. MArket steady.
Wheat Receipts. - tsSl Bushels, exports,
- ~ bushels Scot GTin a. <}ai. Ne :
red. $lo4.s +. o. b. atloat- Options operti
nrsn at ~ advance on buuish market
neas abroad. active covering and cold
weather IN wheat be.t. and export de-
nlafs.s: CLOSED = u ier higher. No. 4. March
closed az sle}As May. slc4s.
~ o1t- Dali
PETROLEUM Gl.
Coffee Options closed quiet unchanged
"a uognis nst decline. S4.es. IS qso bags.
inca a3ins March. s.. May. 5.lefa Isc
~-sas RIO weak: NJ. ;nVosce 5>xc Ne :
jo1hsng. e1sc. MID quiet. CordoVa, =,
4iNc.
sagAr-Raw. ouIeJ, fair refining. SIC;
centrifugal. Ss-test. l-itc.
zig IroD-~Wa Warrants. s.. 15gfs. 50.
Coysn~T-fsAke. siL>tAa.
T1n-$l4 Ss4li 50
SE~IteT-Ss l.s.kIs. g.
fssat;~Tua and easy, 81 s1l, hid. & -.
asNed- The firm that fixes the selling
pr1s. Tor "A ners and snlSlssTs quo: - lead
al SO al The esoss.
The Cotton Market.
Cotton STEADY; m.edilng. SAC.
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and with later recovery above the cary
high point. Bu1 Il Is noticeable tnat tns
net change WAS not very large Inc eA,
IRENE dizziness WAS feature MS anu
the character CT the runors winch anec.-
ed the market indicated the ranipuiA1soh
OF small professional traders. whose sA.
ssts8ce depends upon movement OF
prices whether up or down. The late rally
was the feature Of the day, and Was SIG
nift-art OF the nervous waiting attisuoe Oh
the speculative world. This rally was
founded on runors As TO what could be
taking p.eSe at the eecrct meeting OF .Hs
8oine: Ii Washington. COMPROMISE Win
Spain over Cuba was the burden OF this
runlor. accompanied by the Information
that Spain was perfectly willing TO grant
everything on the sole condition thar ner
flag remains in Cuba Professional snort
sellers Fastened to cover open contracts
or the strength of this report, ana an
other to the effect that q distinguished
officer of high rank In the United states .,
navy had expressed the opinion that the
Maine was destroyed IN an internai ex-
piosson due 10 an accident. Business IN
the furry caused by these rumors was
more active than at any time during the
day. but was not on an unusually large
scale. especially considering the wide
movement OF prices Neither was the
rally wet held the reaction tncching prac-
ticatiy ali the stocks and amounting 10
a substantial fraction in many cases AS
for the opening squirt. 1t was largely as
sisted BY the buoyaney OF the local trac-
ton stocks based ON the reported ener
of the rapid transition to an elevated COM
pany. The heaviness and dizziness was
without the slightest Interpretation after
the opening squirt up 20 the recovery IN
the last hour The relapse in Spanish Is
on the London and Paris exchanges was
not reassuring. Notwithstanding yester-
days slight hardening in the rates OF ex-
change. and the distinctly higher tone in
today's money market. further gold TO the
amount Of 10000 was engaged for import
today.
The bond market showed weakness in
the early dealings and firmer tendency
at the close. Total sales. 81 80. 900. United
States "a ard the old Is coupon were II
lower, and the old Is registered 4 lower
bid.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call easy at 1iaGl& per cent;
last loan, ~ per cent: prime mercantile
paper. 4i@a5la per cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business in. bankers
bills at s43ss4i.S4 for demand and at
81 sess for sixty days: posted rates. ASli2
disi-, and $is4i96iA51s: commercial bills
81 f1e4 spi.. Silver certificates. 5sI55a.c
Bar silver. 5.c. Mexican dollars. 45c
Government bonds weak; state bonds dull;
railroad bonds weak.
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Grmer. There Is a better tone 20 the mar
Vet. There - 10 change Tor spot In bar
ley there il fair call for feed. There ts
nothing doing in Brewing grades The oats
market II moderately active Slo- quota
tions Were:
Floar-Set cash for family extras. s-s'
atss: eak sa'T. extras ss9 a. 10 ~ va
ard S.42s1 for choice: milling. N-iaEl -9.
Barley-Feed <l.izix1Iis
Oats-Poor 10 fair. $i.i5sIIlstr: good To
sl.isai %: milling. nsal 3: surpris~, sl-gTla
glx' black. for seed. sLssGie, red. sl-aasI
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. $50: wheat. cen
taa 40: barley. centais. 2. 40; beans.
sacks. 2yes2: onions. sacks. M naIddiings,
sacks. III: hay tons 5ls: wool, bates. 50:
hides. number. "a: quicksilver. fsasks, is5.
wine. gallons. 800.
Closing Quotations.
.Wheat-rnact!ve: December. si-ssk: May.
Bariey-Insctive: December. ssc: May.
$I.0ss5.
corn-I.aree yellow, n.eale7ss.
Bran-316Uis-0-
Wool and Hops-
wooi-Fan, Southern coast lambs. 19sc:
Hale: mountain lambs. 1osLl2e: San Jca-
clno. i4ai5c
Hops-old crop, nominal; new crop. III
0l7hc.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
MilIstuGs- MIddlIngs s9g122 90
HayWheat, $is4z2 Is wheat and oats.
{ls50u2l 20: best barley. $i.Ns.5o. alfalfa,
3lo5eaii.5o: clover. si2ni3.so stock. Si24l2,
compressed wheat. sis5i21: straw. per bale.
:sxlf5c.
Vegetables Ear!y Rose potatoes. $50 &c
river Bursanks 59li65c: river reds s0Gaeos,
Oregon Bnrbanks esefs1c sweet potatoes.
75c0sI: silverskin onions 81. I0n2.5 garlic.
3i@a4e: green peas. 3i.Gic: bay squash 81 Is
G1.s0; okra. I2I4aiisc: egg plant. 100 i2sxc
mushrooms. sd9c; rhuoarb. 7scfl3i.25.
Fruits-Cho!ce apples si.25: common aT)-
pies. i0as5c; navel oranges sl.25a42 IS; Mex
lean lines. repaek. s5ft5.5o: common Cali
fornia lemons. 50cNsl: choice California
lemons. 81 .25t5f.s5; bananas. xa2.25; pineap.
pies. s2Qs.
Cheese-New. si2G19c, old. &c; California
cream cheddar. i0di1c; Young America. l9
allie; Eastern, l2Mi5c.
Eggs-Stora. ilizni2c; fancy ranch. u
Gi3c.
Poul.ry-Turkey goobIers. safIc: turkey
hens 9dfle: old roosters. GJe03.15; young
ROSTERS. s5.J09i7.5e; small broilers s31i 50:
large hr0iers s,59aIs fryers. $685. 80: hens
sal; cid ducks Sfi5. geese, $I.50g1f.15 per
pair: old pigeons. sf250l..J per dozen
young pigeons sf.1Jll2.2 q.
Exchange.
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eEArlf.E WHEAT iARkET.

Mhe.t-Ne ! club 7sssc: No blue
EsM ,esc. milling wheat Ne. / club. nc;
No. agestsu s,C.
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HAVE YOUR ADDRESS CORRECT.
The Seattle city directory for lS9s is now
In press Individuals or firms who have
moved since called on by the enumeration.
can have the correction made BY calling or
addressing Folks Seattle Directory Co., "a
ROCKWELL building.
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LOW RATES.

Freight for Dysa aud Skasway
On ship Yosemite. VIII positively leave
March - Apply at once d, companys
office, spriag street dock.
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ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION co.
A. A. Johnson. Albert Bryan. Removed
to "a Railroad avenue. Telephone. Main u.
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VICTORIA ROUTE

Steamer City Of Kingston between Ia
coma, wash. and Victoria, b. G.
s :SSpmLy sEH :sfnf ssAr ieD%
i:0oam!L 71lPt. Townsend @lArIl0:Nam
1:EamIAr Victoria NlLvl steam
sDaily except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes nrst-class &C.
commodations. carrying both freight and
passengers and leaves from Yesler wharf,
Seattle. for Victoria. at 10 .. m. and Tor
Tacoma at els p. N.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy state
rooms until q N.
For rates. tickets. ETC.. inquire Of
r. r. POPE
Agent. Yesler Wharf. Seattle.
I. A. NADEAU.
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EeHIiAND WHEAT MsRhET

hruhTf4ANr MareA tS.-Thcra is moth
s,s.fs IL Jhe ,o-ll Nhoat market. aud
a - SstN are N1J eager tur business even
a. s's nominal pr.cvs - = ts-se Tor Valley
&c SNf n-ae~t-D and WaIla WAAa
~ . stiit q iafse sulsuat cf wheat n
ny. 10y aM "a '}tS s1'V0l,tlt with mEca
rs,h @tfsss@s aGakAt IN she interior. and
~ AA~ present W1s .~f2NtorN shane ef
o.. ~ o'sa 1sar act dealers are combining
Vs. 1tof~ I" putting ag0At IhAk
. - 81 aesf a@E* already puTt h8<td
ys,s. SO ->ies n9sesp ArgNl, for EninA ard
49, @iih = go uArtv3s % sscltr. IS
.ss.w esuoa sad aa tous uaIscelsa neoas
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NEW YORK MARKETS..


NEW YORK March - -Tcaay's stcCS
market iuc;aAted over quite y WIDE *
IRENE frss upwards and then downward
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WASHINGTON. March is-Today's
statement n tire condition OF the treasury
snoys: Available eash balance. s22s 81. IJs:
gold reserve, xis0, sAa.iiE.
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Barley formerly state treasurer OF Ne
braska. sentenced to twenty years i'm
prisonment for embezzlement. has secured
a rehearing.
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TACOMA WHEAT AARKET.

a., a.AsNNA. M8rch l>-W@hast- Stroaeer
saa nisheF. wlts au upward tendency. No.
s'ee, eos. M : LlGcstcsa. ~.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRS GARLAND AND EyaNGEL

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Gun.
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays a. n:ao
p. m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
gettysburg Pysht. Clallam Bay md Neah
Bay returning, arrives at Seattle > p. m.
on Opposite days. Steamer Evangel leaves
Yeeier dock for Port Townsend. Port An.
geles and Victoria Mondays. wednesdays
and Fridays at s:se P m: arrives Seattle
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FlGur-puil.
whea;-No. spring N'4Qss'sc: Ne. .
red SiGaffl "a
C0ru-No. >. ssS.c.
o. b.. s9isu soizc. No. white. I. 0, b. 9Sas
90
Rve-No = &ac
FIaxsvcsi-No. J. Sis
Tlrncthy Seed Prime & 81
4'ork-Mess. PEI barrel &3ss9 A5
I.arG-Pcr lssl pounds. s. asa5 ~
SH5Ft X ts-S dos tiocSei. ~ 9-.sstA i.1s.
Shoulder Dry s8ltvti tssaxedi =. .{-c
Shayt S.de~s-%1ear tsoxedf. 8 essg5 g.
Wh.sky- plStihegs' finished goods. per
eaIiar 81 lQln
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Receipts aud shipments.


On the produce exchange today tAa Aat-
tar market WAS steady, creamery. lSs Sc;
dairy. l9irsTttc.
Cheess--L@uiet. SsfSA4C-
Eggs-Ss eAay fresh axe