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The following deeds were flied yesterday
for record in the county auditors office.
Thomas +. BInnie ct ux. 10 Scottish
American Mtg Co. lots ~ and -. Dun
laps plat in sec "A, tp "a {, March "a: 81.
United States 10 Richard Il. Eaulds sell
sec 30 tp g. 3. February -.
Sheriff 10 Alexander +. PurveS. plaintiff.
lots l. 10 and Il nwA sei. sec 30. ~ n. r
s; March 81, 1914
Walter r. Manney 20 James Cochrane.
lot "a. blk 81 Gilman park, Ballard. April
10, 81, 80
". T. Meagher To l.. o. Miles. 81, WI
lot / blk L. Sagle's ad, March al. tfaD
L. O. Miles 70 u. Ward Kemp, eis ~
lot i blk r. Nagie'z II ad.
William AshwoFth 81 ux. 70 Mary A. Vim
ing tots Is and Il. blk .. Eige~ater I'D.
April g.. $40
Observation-Disclosures Bank TO Arthur
II. caseltan. lot e, blk "a. Latona al. De-
cefniger "a fssw: tin
Charles e. fsrundase 70 Arthur Caseiton.
los -. blk -. Latona al. February Z. lkss:
$50
Louisa N Rosatt and husband, James,
80 Anders Il Jersgert, io.s 7 TO L. blk a.
]. j. Moss al, South Seattle. April 10:
xs6
Seattle A. Eastern Trust co. TO Madison
NJ ard Agnes l.. Hoss, lots II 90 r. Blk
e Brooklyn al. April z: tn,
Charles A. Mott 80 TX. 20 e. D Cong
don. lot II blk 81. Gilman park, Ballard,
April :: go
ssatrIr - r.. G. Mccormick. 10, .. blk
-. Yssier II Macintosh sap plat 10 Mary
nar5rs plat, April 10. s. ne.
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THE CITY oF SEATTLE Department -
fSnas4Se, Treazarrrs cfaee. CITY Treas
ursr's Notice.
Notice Is hereay given taat fae assess
snsnt roll - is>sSll Improvement District
NJ - in she taty so Seattle. created by
ordinance No. sssS EHfissssi al Ordinance
sr,9xfsityx for the Improvement % HART
an Street IN the Gay % Seattle. from
rtrst Avenue Nora 10 Queen AnHa Ave-
n,s. au4 queen -snne Avenue Ea tlse tffx
~ seattle srofn Harrison STREET 30 nay
Street ~ p,Anktng sgs r@p4snkfag sad
s,zefknua - SAID street ard avenue al
,.r,,1fssiNg ger tEe r&yusnS tAexefar - tae
s,es,ssss az immediate pas azsHf. aga s@t&a
gxlsErx a fana Tor such a&S f1essf ny ST
s.~aSxsresst fsgon al lots ard parcels 81
tar8 benefited bS sGck TspFcss ~ AR
80 ts,s. rraxtSsens 81 Ordinance NJ, "a
snvrssvss agrtt s%ts. isss SIS amended -
.-tat.asseA Ne SKA approved A&Y Hh.
sx.A aaa Ordnance Ne ss@ sssyays&
w. gth t>s- sad ne N1tx tAatgeT, as
- =, fsrrr has gsosa certified 20 nas
80 ~.s5!sctseu ard sesf unless payment
- sha assess aseat shsroSa c9sta2a@4 -
a.. -. w{4nsxa 81 DAYS trosn tns s&{e ~ tss
49, ,.g.es1s-s gsem ~ Ehgs aotSc~ ~sscs a..
sexs-,,x,st .naH aseoass delinquent sn& shall
S.av interest al the rate - Is S%r essf-
49, annuus antn paid. sd y rot assG
t.-s-wa xarh assessment shall lave o~Sssssssa
sSltpa,.Nnt a penalty 90 Tsw CENT sAaa
- .ss~a aaa the SUMS delinquent sasI
BE entered On tie annual tax roAs fSf
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LIVE STOCK MARkETs.


CHICAGO. April iel--Catsle weak and 10
sYlsc low ed. fancy cattle S.eas.S 50. choice
steers. sAsssis.g 20. medium steers. S.eSsf
feeders, 81, sou..so bulls s.. eaua 10; cows
ard heifers. S. sa9i4 -. calves. s.. sstle. 5.
Western fed steers, s. 2sn5 -. Texas
steers. si&ss. IL. calves. 50. sosfS.ss.
Hogs steady TO zasc higher. Fair to
choice, $s-s2lx4ss. 81; heavy packing lots,
~. snafs 50. mixed, s. f59sS.S ~: butchers, $50
sss ase. light 81 ss4i3 ssis. pigs. 50. soais. 20
The demand for sheep WAS decidedly bet
ter. ard this enabled sellers to take
more independent stand. Sheep ruled Toe
3iahef. and iasnns advanced iac With a
quick demand. Good lambs sold at IS. t5ae
go. while poorer grades brought 81. s5r
6.el: sheep sold at s5Ssfs: ysarlings. N.s5
a.. -.
Receipts-cattle. 1000 head, hogs, =, 900
head: sheep, i&.ooe head.
Omaha.
OMAHA, April ie--cattie-Receipts. l. 100
steers, 81. zsssS 3. Western steers, 81 sen
10: Texas steers, 81 fsis 50: cows and
Aeisers ss.se9s4 Is. Gamers. s. 0Qa 70.
stockers and feeders, 50 sftas; calves A.so
"a: bulls and stays. g. sa29.'a
Hogs Receipts. $50 head. market TIC
higher Heavy, 50 sz,safs 7sas; mixed, 81. s1is
Gs,so; light. 2.Saa.aIs .sils: bulk Of sales.
70 s5iaft3 10.
Sheep Receipts. 400 head: market ac-
tive aud STEADY. Fair 10 choice Westerns.
$40. common and stock sheep. Su43:
lambs. 81. sp1fS-5A.
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NHw YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. April ia-Insesess in stock
speculation today WAS on a diminished
scale the dealings Aggrsgattrg nsste over
naif q million shares Prices moved in an
uncertain manner and number Of marked
net InsEes resulted There Was a decline
AZ the opening IN which the speciaitses par
uculariy participated midday rally by
the tanderxits and an afternoon decline
n which the Changers were prominent. TIE
liquidation OF Friday permitted = number
% brokers 70 return borrowed money and
call rates Were generally easier. s 70 per
cent prevailing the greater part az gae
Gay several million dollars Of sterling
loans We're made and call money closed
a. per cent Foreign bankers apparently
assumed that comparatively good prices
were probably here FOR money Ter more
or less protracted period.
The sterling loans wtre Responsible fer
an easter tone in the sterling exchange
market. The recurrence Of syndicate cp-
eraslons and the Rotation af IS ss4<tr3ass -
the basis FOR the expectation OF fair rates
al leass for money. Thss week s2>'sA,f -
approximately Ia to be called in eonnec-
ton with the Notation Of the American
pump Company The Chicago & Alton syit-
oicate deal and subscription fsavsnant n
subscriptions involving severai mill
lon dollars on the steel hoop eombisa-
ton has been postponed. Coinfn.Ss sion
house business fell eff considerably. hut
there was evidence OF an effort to sttT4u-
late Interest In the market in some special
ties again now that Fridays decline has
wiped out weak holdings
Some large accounts were closed out to-
day causing tha early decline.
One block OF iS.oo0 shares Of Brooklyn
Transit was sold Just after the opening.
The Vanderbilt shares, which aA al
vanced snartly retained part of their rise
Gossip about subscription privileges adj
vanced Great Northern preferred, ConsoG~
dated Gas broke points presumably be-
cause Of the published interview with n
prominent politician favoring municipal
ownership Of that industry.
The selling Of the Changers In the after
noon was due TO apprehension as To the
possible character Of the government crop
statement To be made known this after
noon. The market closed steady.
Transactions in railway nor = ssss were
rather light and while the market lacked
decided tone. the changes either way
were only fractional. Total sales s.. 30. go.
United States fves declined i. per cent.
and the new fours coupon y rer cent in
the bid price
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. SAT per cent; last loans.
per cent. prime mercantile paper, 3ir3f
Az per cent; sterling exchange weak with
actual business in bankers hills at $lSsa.
fsi.s6 for demand and at $4s3teea4.s3a for
% days. posted rates I.s4isaii.ssia and NN
"a. s7ix: commercial bills. 81 s2assa+s3. silver
certificates. 6pas6oizc. bar silver. aslac. Mex
lean dollars. 4IAc, government bonds.
weak: state bonds, inactive. railroad bonds.
irregular.
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GrmernI Quotnstons.

Fiour-Receipts. ., III barrels exports.
s,IN barrels. market slower 10 sell. with Ut
tie demand. except on spring and eaAsrs
patents
Wheat Receipts. 1873 bushels. exports.
i7.s4s bushes; spot. arna. Ne, red, S-tac
(. o. Il. Options opened weak and continued
Ia decline ali the morning under neArish
weather wesi. general unloading. easy ca
bses and large visible supply Increase.
The crowd oversoid. however, and sahse-
Quensly when ccafrented with export ru-
Gnors. covered freely. establishing sharp
rally closed firm at isc advance ever Sat
Rrsays fiscal curb prices, May closed ss<c:
iNlX. sSssC September. lsc.
hopS-~Sr ea9y.
CoIee-~options opened quiet and uf-
changed 10 j points higher. Sales we've saSo
bags. Snria3lng May, SgfTAtSs, December.
Ss0c spot Rio, stead ler: Nc. invoice. &c.
No. jobh.ng. sac mild. arm. Cordova, 40
iSc.
Sugar Raw. strong: fair refining. s-Ise:
centrifugal. IS test 4 lecs refined. stroaG.
Metals.
Pig iron Warrants, slo51
tupper-~Iake. SIS
Tfn-saa @sfs5 10
Speites~-ss sais CO.
Ls4d~s tSs The firm tha, fixes the SELL
sng price FOR miners and sDelisrs quotes
lead at ss.ie as the close.
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Dairy Products.

On TIE produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm Creamery fIssics
dairy. nlss5isc.
Eggs-Steasiy. Fresh. lsk.8sE2sSc
Cheese-Steady ard UNCHANGED
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today with an excellent prospect tor 4
continuation 81 the daliness In wheat
mnicn has been so much In evil
aenee for the past few weeks. Fifty
Walia. with valley In pacr demand al a
cent higher ard bioeSgem easy al &c.
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Tire current year against each ios ard par
Gel SO delinquent and with the interest
collected as other taxes. separate account
heinz, kept thereof and IL nos paid within
the time fixed for the payment Of city
taxes shall BE collected together with
such additional charges and penalties ~
are authorized 20 be charged and collected
on other delinquent taxes. each let or
parcel 30 delinquent shall be sold for the
amount az such assessment, with interests
ard costs at the tine and IN the manner
and ny the same authority as lands and
lots are sold sor city taxes
A. r. FO0TE
City Treasurer os the City Of Seattle.
Date Of arst publication. Seattle, ash.
April :, 1870
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SAN FRANCISCO. April ia,-wheat on
call easier in mild sympathy with a de-
Cline IN Chicago and aftsrwarG became
sseadier when the latter market rallied.
Barley easier on call; spot market weak
with trade dull Oats quiet, bat trrniy
held.
Spot quotations were:
Flour-Set for family extras. s. 6pS5s. IS.
bakers extras. S. Nus.5o: Oregon and
Washington. ss335o,
whoat-shippinT, s. ~, Nc. /. No7.a for
choice: milling. 81. isti l3s.
Bariey-Feed, N.asssai-l.'.; brewing.
nominal.
oass-Poor to fair. 81 ssisSsl SEX. good 10
choice. 81 @ssn 70: fancy feed 81. i2s<szl u;
eray. 81 0lsl IS: milling, 81 sSEsi 10; sur
prise. 81 @ati.fa.
Flour. quarter sacks. Sc. sss: do Oregon.
ss,iN; wheat. eentals SIS: barley. cengals
4a.a: beans. sacks sss. corn cen,als. lao
bran, sacks, I.sa; miidlings. sacks. is
hay, tons. SIS; wool bales. III; hides. .as
quicksilver. TASKS. -: wine. gallons. "a. lse
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Easy; May. N.@s.: December
81. 19is
Rarley-Not quoted.
Corn-Large yellow. 81 IaSfi .lsss.
Wool and Hops.
wool-Spring-Nevadas lVuizisc; Eastern
OREGON. 1Vsfi2c: valley do. isnlTc. Fall
Northern mountain. saioc; mountain
lauaos. Iase San Joaquin plains. o07c:
Humboldt and Mendoelno. Snllc.
Hops-Crop OF 1895. 15e.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
MlddIings. slsGzi.so; bran.
SIS Scale - per ton.
Hay-wheat $40. 5oa.ls 10; wheat and oat
so ssai5: best barley. $40 5tsTI so: alfalfa,
ssais -: stock. nominal; straw. per bale,
s0fis5c.
Potasoes-Eariy Rose. 81 aoI1 20: River
Burhanks. IL 35ssI 30: oregon do. s. go 80.
getahies-Cucumoers Soc 30: garlic.
l0nl2ivc: green peas. 4afsc; string beans.
i5e per ID: tomatoes. 81 25aia per box
fancy asparagus. 81 5NS;i Is; egg plant.
Exc: chill green peppers, S094oc: mush-
rooms, &6d16e per box.
Fruits-Apples. choice 81. common. 15c:
strawberries. Gsa9oc drawer: oranges. ma
wells, So 0sls: Mexican LINES pack s&3
5: common California lemons NTIS:
choice California lemons. 81. Sel2; bananas.
81 .Gsfe.5 20 per bunch
Buiter-Fancy creamery. I7,+c: DO sec
onds. lsfsl1c: fancy dairy. I51i6c; do sec
onds. 1+dir1c: hrkin. nominal.
cheese,-Nsw leisIilNe: California
i3c: Eastern. i3assi14,%c: Western. 1irsffiac.
Eggs-Store. l5ie9lsc: fancy ranch, lsgf
2or
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. is7i4c per ID:
turkey hens. i5fal6c: old ROSTERS s. 5sf
6: young ROSTERS. $7.so7s: small broilers.
$T450: large brciiers g. 50Te %; flyers.
s6f1: hens, ssfi1; old ducks. sseIT 20: geese.
81 .5offa per pair goslngs. So Sa2 80: old
pigeons. 81 5oQ1 -; young pigeons. S1Ga.5o
Exchange.
Sterling on London so DAYS, s4ssl.: ster-
ling on London. sight As7t
Financial.
2 v.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
unlted slatcs. for the District Of WASH
ingtou Northern Divisional Admiral
ty-Moran Bros. Company. a corpora
s.on L&belsnt. Steamer Nesper her
boilers. engines, tackle. apparel and fur
nisure. Respon.ient-No. LASS. Notice.
District 81 Washington. Northern Dr.
VISIONS
Whereas. a libel has been filed In ths
District Court ~ .he United States for
the District og Washington. Northern D.
Ni~ien. on the 2fth day OK March. A n.
issa, ~ Moran Bros. Company. n corpora.
tion akainSt the Steamer VeSpcr her
tgre alleging IN substance that between
the li'h day II August. 1875, and the Eth
DAY Of March. is@,. sad uoe!ant Moran
materials IN the City ~ Seattle k.ng
County. STATE ~ Washington for 1Ae 70,
pair ana Equipment Of the said Steamer
NespSr as the special instance and 70
quest - she owner and master thereof
which repairs were ~ the reasonable
value q s2sS O. and which said sum ths
master aBe nwnsF agreed 20 pay there
for ard that IA part thereof has been
Paid. except The siam - - s.. and that the
sa3f Nb2}&ui Moran Brcs Company has a
lssr upon said steamer uF vessel under sbs
general Ensrtysuae taw aaA ths statutes ~
ths StAse e. Washington for said sam Qua
t0r repairs as aforesaid. ard t&at said
steamer oF ve~s@} Is nUw witntn the Dss-
trsct ~ Washington sna praying mat
proceSs Tray issue against said steamer
~ yessE!. ard that she ufsr to Ecud emre3
al %fet& AF& tfae fF@eFetlS - SAD s@&a
AErIsca - ire pay muRs OK sAi5 SUM 81
disc a repairs
>G~ therefore n pursuance = tac ra1-
utGton UN2er tAH seal - THE sali trSu~s
80 u5e s8yertss. srA delivered { dc hereby
give ruhstc notice 30 al persons claiming
taH said SEsa su.r vessel. hpT boilers
gtGss, tsck+e sTpsT~ &n3 furniture ~
$50 auy fv8NHGr Interested therein sNaf
shrT - amd @pre8r h~fsvs sAe said Dis
sFsrs Court. "a lie h@Ia ~ She t'8y ef s..
astf@ 81 ard fey gNe <aT9A%rn psv5 siar 4
tAe NtS1T5ct af Washington an 80. lSfa
aAF ~ AgTf} next. az re C'es0ek IN tAs
foremeca * that Cav s9r0v}dssf sEa SAsns
zAzN 20 = day II tGFisSscflsa- otHsF&l2s
20 t@s srNt &AY % tGT5ss3seFtsa tsssrss fEer4.
thea aa& tner~ Ia 8HfeFsscsn their claims
All 70 make the.r ailss zt5eaS IL thai BE-
half
pAtess talz srsS y4ay - Aaxeh A r ,sas.
e N fDE Z : Marshal
~ II " TYLER. Deg@ty
pv>xtaz. Carr 4 StlnaAR, frSSssvs tor
IssaAas.
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Shaah1srx-Dry salsei tssoxeeA sSs7Ssxe.
Sides Sscrs clear fssaxs<Ye - SksSaa
Whsskf-psstsllsrS' finished go<<sss per
gAsson. 81 ~
Sasar-Cgg leaf. SsSc: granaiated sSSc-
Receipts and Shipnent~.
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NEW YORK, April i0.-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cahlegram
says:
The markets here were irregular today
on closing before tomorrows settlement
Investment stocks were dull ON dead
money fears. Americans opened above
parity, but were idle. New York came
dull The close was midway between tho
best and the worst The only features
were Chesapeake q Otaio and New York
Central. The latter spurted sharply on
New York buying. The marke, here re-
CARDS the New York money squeeze an
merely shake out OF weak industrials.
Tntos were ss,s,
Closing Quotati0ns.
LONDON. April ta~Ianadian Pacific.
ssSs. Northern Pacific preferred. sol;
Union Pacific preferred. Nfs. Grand Trunk.
Sig
Bar silver steady at 2,Ad per ounce.
Money per cent.
DreRdstm6s.
LIVERPOOL. April 1e.-Corn Spot
American mixed new quiet. 3s md Fus-
ures. quiet May. 3s I'D. July. 81 s,sd
Wheat-~Futures. closed quiet: May &
Bad July, SIS 5isd.
Wheat-Nominai Wheat in Paris quiet:
-four IN Parie quiet,
LONDON. April los--Whsat-Cargoes of
coast buyers indifferent operators. cargooe
on passage unchanged.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS fl
block "A. Maynard's Plat. etc. sewer im-

NOTICE TO CuNTR ACTORS-Allcy fl
block a. Maynayds Plat etc, sewer ln-
provement.
So,lee Is hereby given that sealed pro-
posais win be received by the undersigned
secretary OF the board of public works of
the city OF Seattle mp to z o'clock y. IN.
SATURDAY. April 2snd. 1899 for the Improve
raent az the alley in block shirty-four (3il
o: MayBards Town Plat Of Seattle and
other connecting streets and aye~Aes, ny
constructing A box sewer along said alley,
streets and avenues together with all
necessary openings and Brpurfenancss. as
provided by ordinance No. &d5 creating
local Improvement district No. aa. and in
accordance with the plans ard spec,t1ca-
ticns now on HE Ia the office Of the board
OF public WORKS
Each bid mus. be accompanied by a GER
titled check, payable 10 the order OF the
city comptroller. for a sum not less than
Eve 90 per cent. ef the bid and 30 bid
will be considered unless accompanied Icy
said check.
enter into contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required by
the city charter an3 thr laws OF the state
OF Washington. within ter days after be-
Ing notified ~ the award Of the contract
10 him: failing 10 do go. the said check
and the amount fixed therein WITH he for
feited 20 the eity. M person Is eligible
ne A bidder who has within two wears
prier 10 the letting of said contract made
default in payment ~ any iast claim
for any work or labor performed cr any
skill or material furnished pursuant 10
any such contract as herein advertised. or
who Within said tsa years failed 10 cam
pie;s any such contracts
Special attention f. called 20 article xxiti,
IL the city charter as poN in force Telai-
Ing IN hours % labor" and - article
viii section 81. subs. ] and 2 relating 10
hensEss and suTe.iss
The board az pabjic works reserves the
right 20 reject any ana al bids.
Proposals must 20 Endorsed ou envelope
bid foe alley IN block "a M&yaaTa's togn
Plat etc. sewer Improvement
Ey order ~ tAe board 10 putst}r works
PRANK Oi-ESsnN. Secretary.
Date - sirss1 pahyieatIsyn. Arr - p ls2a
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, April la--wheas-Tiuh. Sc;
elgssteEn. Sic.
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WASHINGTON. April ia.--Today's state
ment Of the condition OF the treasury
shows:
Available cash balance .......... .t2ss~s7i.5Is
Gold reserve INSTRUMENTATION. As, es0.02i
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States, for the District or WASH
,ngton, Northern Divisional Bank
ruptcy In the matter OF Charles L.
Richards. a bankrupt. No. 1870
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, VIM, h, Finek. as trustee for
;he 18th day OF April. 1879, a, the hour Of
10 o'clock a m. sell to the highest and
best bidder for cash the entire stock of
watches clocks. jewelry. silverware and
oplical goods. and fixtures. consisting Of
wall eases, counter cases. safes, regulator.
etc belonging to the estate OF said bank
rup.. and now located at No. IL FIRST Az
enue, in the city OF Seattle King County
into the following lots. for each OF which
lots separate bids shall, be made, to wit
Lot No. i-Consisting Of gold watches.
gold filled watches, diamond rings and ear
rings appraised a. $685. 80.
Lo, No. 2-Consisting OF geld watches.
diamond rings and pendant, appraised at
s2a1 90.
filed watches. silver and nickei watches
diamond rings plain rings. and fancy
stone rings, chains lockets and charms
ornamental brooches and pins. studs ami
cum buttons. siivervare. clocks optical
goods. novelties and watch crystals ap-
praised AZ $S132 20.
SEQ 90. opp ''9'
Lot No. some small safe. appraised at
S. ~,
Lot No. Zone regulator. appraised at
sSsl 90
Lot Nc. Fixtures. consisting 81 wall
cases counter cases. trays, etc, apprsis-
&c a; ssas 90
Separate hids for each Of said lots shall
- filet with the Hon john T.. Hoyt, ref
cree in bankruptcy. at his Office. In room
* Dexter Horton & Co.'S hank building.
Seattle. King County. Washington before
the hour OF 10 o'clork A m April Eth
1929 Al said hour the said bids viii hs
ss4A n 4
accepted. subject 20 confirmation BY tho
court. Terms q sale are eas1 upon az
Cep1Ance OF tho bid and coniirula Gson by
the court.
wv IL E-TNrk Trtla,nn
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO. April ie-Fsne weather and
an expectation among traders that the
government; crop report would be less ex-
travagant In the injury to winter wheat
than recent reports have been developed
weakness at the beginning. May opened
sSaLc lower at from sps.c down TO Toxic,
ard as general liquidation set In the price
slipped on gradually 90 5oisc. Al that point
the decline was arrested by report from
New York that nifty boat loads or wheat
had been disposed Of for export. As that
announcement was accompanied by state
naent that the weather on the continent o.
Europe had turned unfavorahle for grain
crops early sellers showed disposition
10 buy back former holdings.
In the .ast hour OF the session c0nfiiencs
as to the forthcoming crop report being
bearlsh was upset and the market recoy-
cred all Its early decline. May closed isc
higher
Liquidation on account % the mild
weather and reports that seeding was well
under way in many states weakened corn
early Later. however buying by elevator
people. together with the concluding firm
ness Of wheat caused a firm feeling near
the end. May corn closed isc lower.
oars broke A. the start on selling by sie-
va,or In this against corn purchases sub
ssquentiy the decline was recovered on
builssh country advances and q better cash
demand MAY cats closed &c lower.
Provisions we're dat and transactions
consisted principally ot changing from May
There wa. an impression that much o.
the present Nav holdings wo,il8 have TO be
iduiaatsd ar ioss; and the belief pre-
vailed shat the market would he lifelsss
ard d-eoyiTg until these holdings were
laulasted May rcrk closed 9isc lower:
lard and ribs 2Arc lower.
wheat No. 2.
Opening Highest Lowest. Closing
M laly .,sss99' n,.a1s s., 7is s
Corn No. 2.
inIy '+.ssass2sa, 3sssskss. al sa 81
sept ...Sa0s5As ~. 49, IAs
Oats 70. 2.
May 2s7>G9 ~. "a. IL. o.
IsaIy "a as 2as sas4Ss% e
Nee. Perk. per hht.
1aiy - ~ as s1a So,
Lard, r-r 100 ib..
Nay go. sEa sza sI,s STA
s sey - 80 sas sa' "a.
short Ribs. per Ioe lbs.
May 81 Tza4 81 a72's 81 80
sep. :. ~. ssas sGs snsa
Cash Quotations.
F'lour-slow ana steady
whest~Na spring ss8.es4c: Ne.
spTsng, s4s9ssf No. : red, sl2sse-
0ass~Sa :. @4@-7c. No. white. sGzc:
NJ. ! aA.ts, ~. ass.
Ay@So :. .s1z1.
RsrE~y~Ss : S&gs~e.
raxseeA--Se. J. Er14. rev. EEA
TBTrsshY sesss~fsrlsss. -
Mess gxrx-Ese barrel GfAEss ii
.ATd--Fsr 80 pSssts. T. Los C.
S-.ss-saogt s.as SSoss}. As@S%A