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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. March so.-Good cattle were
strong. Common and medium were weak
TO Toe lower. Fancy cattle brought 1850
4, choice steers. s.. s0ey5.-S medium steers.
81 7ofi4. IS. beef steers, Ia014GS; sfockero
and feeders x350u4s5: bulls e. 60GjAlO:
cows and heifers. tssoGt&: Western fed
steers. N-ss4i+so: Texas steers $3.6o0AS:
calves, G.S0A6-S-
Shippers and packers bought freely Of
hogs. and the market ruled steady ~ pre-.
yious prices Sales were largely ut 19.7S43
ass: common lots ta.5S016s; best hogs.
1.s7h4f3so
There was an active demand for sheep
and the market stood the strain Of the biz
supply Offered remarkably well, although
lambs showed some weakness. Poor to
prime sheep brought S. 7SaIAeO. chiefly at
a. with very few trades below IS 30. year.
lirrs. M5ogS; lambs. 81 sssssse. largely At
EFl5.D
Rsceipts-cassle. gsoo: hcsx ss.ooO:
sheep N.o0o
OMAHA. March 2o.-Cattic-~Receipt1
1900: market s6fioo lower. native beet
steers, steis.so: Western steers. e3.s0f5@ u:
Texas steers. s.. 5o9i4so: cows and he!fers,
Sc soaf42s; Gamers. s.. GOA IS, stockers and
feeders. s3.sDdf4 20: calves. $tuAT; bulls
and stays 81 se4i3Io.
Hogs-~Recetpts. l. 800. market shade low
sr: heavy t2.5.tsd3s 2ts; mixed. n5513 674.
lIebs. 81 sstxsf3 %. hulk OF safes t3s56f3eo
sheep Receipts, 1900. market active ard
stronger: fair TO choice natives. $50;
fair TO choice Westerns. 3aSOWAea: common
and stock sheep. &s25sf4: lambs A254J5,S
q o. e.
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FTaur-Racetpiz, Gn barrels. exports
T. ss5 barrels, market quiet. but more firm
~ held.
Wheat Receipts s.aa bushes: exports
50 al bushels. Spot. steady, No rcd. ssise
2 o. b. Options opened stronger on foreign
buying AID higher cable. huijisn crop news
aud local coverings sustained ssN market
nntii late in the afsa~uo9r when reports
y weak California rnayk.ts ard fhe snail
gies rtuGs pEeraps.ate3 re&siziaGe ami a
sssarp break; cie-ed easy Al ix8rlc nes al
vance March closed AT So. April s.snss6
at 5sa<e May closed az 7yasc. iuiy closed
AZ 7t7~c senfentRr eiassd a. 70r.
Nsosas-Sfs.3y, Texas, fsHise
Hope Pacific coast fsaS crop 57s9isa
~ t'offee~s1ptI3fs opened sseafy Aaa ssr-
changsd 20 posns lower. TEE sales were
$50 bags. iBcsussag JwiF Sa&s5 zse A
r,lss. { zoe sepsefnber 5 81. oe,onsss. 3 .sss
spot fkla auil and easy, Ne Invoke, ssse
No jos''-.ngg &c. Eala. quiet. bat STEADY :
Coedo~a. sktsse
susas~naw. quiet arsf barely steady. fair
refining. s7se centrifugal, ~ test 80.
Metals.
SseetEnx gsftce changes wess ze.sress IA
sets4y's metal naarAes. Pig trJu warrants
gsotgtE t4s dFoFs~~i la - i pasnlx, zsss
eas declined fstfsts ~ isfagFuv essssssss
ia iron was directly due - a sassa~n irYasrx
.. orders ard a refusal ef producers 20 seis
Al anything ks last f9sse&S The other H.
gArifrea;s tHrFed wsak under q Temporary
fsrsngs. together wttss aissg-pasl ming cables
Zig sFysss~~ks afraDss, ss8.5tssfia
CstssT-I~ske. as. so Tx.
Tag se<sez =
sssr5seT-~s s. EEsS ~
Le@d-s4 fex3sss The firm tAst nxes the
selling price far ryssis*Fs and szuelrers
quotes lead at ~ 81 81 gh@ csese.
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CHIC Ago MARkETx.


CHICAGO Marpn N-Thsss aerA a
number 81 ssr0ns saeto4s IN tbs wheat
anArks. ~ sae commencement ard trzs4s
rrs started aezAlrs@.s IA a hsslff#ss rss-ssss
tsasass we're mt CHAR aMss fesexlnx weaf hAv
was rssssasf@a in fa% ~ss-@s s~ls. watch. Ii
AAx fh@a&af. might prove 1AfTsASsEss ~ rh@
xsw~snr psaFf The statistics @mr~ asss,
regarded az rather saxaT@sss@ 10 &ssk Sass =
Tag side. WORLDS shipments SIRE gnsa.
sssset4 nsr smaller knsE ~xp<csea and sfs
arrgust on passage showed an inser@zxe
.or the week Of ossly $3.50 Susaess A~y
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TIE cITI. 81 SEATTLE : CITY


Notice - hereby given that the FORTH
ennaAi snsfzismeHt 81 local Improvement
Sastrict No. 81 for the smyroyemerr. az
1nsn street and the portion Of Cullen
between the north and ~pufn porss<,os ~
Bush street x their RESPECTIVE snsersec-
uons tssssw.th. from Jackson street to
DAJ efsss. IN the city Of Seattle. under
provides for the. Improvement OF sad
street By grndlne the sane ard <on.
GrucfinG sidewalks or both sides thereof
with parking Asfps between sidewalks and
therefor In insfaliments ana estab,Ianlnr a
,and TOR Sucn fayn tnt ny tee Isyyisse Ar.
ssaecton OF Special assessments frfsor ths
property hen<nted by the Improvement.
~ authorized b. an act Of the legss,aturs
OF the state Of Washington. approves
March =. tsSa. and under the provisions
Of ordinances No s5fs. approved May !.
approved July II. sss4 and the city efar.
ter ~ amended and now ia force has beer
duly certified to me for eoIsectloU. ard
the respective sums therein CHARGED ard
and part thereof. In said dis.rtc, In "a ~.
ment OF Sueh installrsent remains unraid
and the same. including tie interest or,
the whole amount charged. must BE- paid
InieaW payment be made on such In.
stallment on or before the 18th aav 81
April, 1e98. the same shall beroYne se
hnquent and shall bear interest At fh-
rate Of per cent per snnura until maid
and II not paid before said time. = To-.
atty Of i've q, Ger cent. shall be added
and the Gums delinquent shall be erlf~red
on the annual tax ron for the curysnf
year against each lot and parcel OF lan,I
and part thereof. 40 delinquent ara rf,h
the interest and penalty shat! be collectea
a. other taxes together with such add
iicnal charges or penalties az are AUTHOR
tied TO be charged and collected on os,er
delinquent taxes. and each lot er nar~s,
Of land no delinquent shall be sold for tie
amount OF such asse 1ment, with Interest
penalty and costs. In the manner pro-
viced BY law.
A. II. FOOTE.
City Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle
Date OF first publication March Is 1879
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MINING.
CRY NOTICES.

ahE CITY OF SEATTI.r --tcINIl. sERN-
sse Esaniast
,Neiiee : hereby given n accordance With
~ provisions ~ serffsas % Artscse XVI
1s ciN charter thst AU examination Will
~ as3a oa ZEE es'h Ssv - Mari fSk g1r
- ssSSgs a eo So have iisTa = uE.t5estsnm
NsA tse CtVt Service Commission ia the
tes.3a = ~ no mar fer detective seFStSe
"a Police NepRTt rssnl
NO App1tSf.oH for fhsS examination NIL
AffE~Fr1 ur.tSs tfe applicant has sx4
- ss&st Ave Years experience IN ea1isss
wSsstee ard can Furnish cvrslscaf@ ~ EFT
sxncS IL saCh Ss.rs cc
sn. }hts ~ ~; Sttrn re pyaNtssos~ ~
s-r ~ IN rgsSs ta aetgas sni age wg0 re
ss,vsa, 10 s2U}., az ms!rsmnfrl hesgss ~ s
seS ssts asTs = ID sfssy :nEn age Of q sesF~
Ve.e@8@Hs ~ ee received not later
snsn March s2rf sac
TEE ssamsnsstsa wlfi c,.wxsx. 81 ,se~e
sssAss mentioned Ia gaa ra.es and rssa.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. March 9-whea.-Ciub. s.
biuessen. aS066c.
g
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. March ea-rortland EXPORT
ers continue very indideren. about doing
m1ch In wheat n present as fne T,.re-
pcan market - Ia such shape that IL is
impossible 20 meet the ideas Of growers.
even AZ the loves, freight rate that has
been animated: ssfSTc was o,,ofe.s ecr
Maa.a Malia today, and valley VAS nons-
nally sG5sc. bauestem, soc.
Iteared-Gernan bark Ecuador. for
Queenstown. with ise.SG bushels wheat
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cpered Sas1c higher II GT%QGs&c. and ~
crop damage claims became more nurner-
sus than ever the price rose to SsNS<NAc-
Apps rensly rsasaels reports from Goth tho
Northwest and southwest regarding far
asers deliveries were 20 the effect that ~
c@spss we're beiHg heavily reduced. and In
many c4Aes we're Insufficient FOR the re-
ousYegnensS cf the local miilerA A. tbs
senders az this information backed uu
their claims with messages 10 buy. shorts
BECAME nervous and covered freely. adj
vans4nS Nav 30 SSs1c- The market ruiel
very nrm ths greater part cf the session.
bat near the end the taking Of proArs ay
scAipsrs resulted In . reaction 20 SssSc.
and the price at the close Was Ssssc buy
ers
Light country acceptances and small re-
eelr.s strengthened cora A fairly good
speculative business Was done at some III
tie Improvement in rrsceA
4 good cash demand and considerable
i,ayirg CT Iaiy by the country heipcd oats.
As the session neared the close. however.
selling caused loss Of more than half
the advance. May began nc mp. at &c.
rose TO aslsc. then declined TO &Aoassc.
closed at s<c
Provisions opened strong in sympathy
with the Auoyancy % the grain markets.
tut later lost the advance on selling out
fy tired longs. who were evidently await
ing irmness on which 20 market their
holdings. May pork closed Ssffhsc lower;
ard, s'ss3sc lower. and ribs unchanged.
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hstons. ard the Requirements 81 ,Es -
tion 70 be asled Each sprssczrt rfsi re-
eeire postal rsstscs Of the sxacs time a. IA
Examination "a ~
s0h. \. r. CROFT.
SNcy4szry
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wANTED-A contract VIII be .et for quar-
rysng 5o.met cuhse feet OF onyx; hits SO
ncitsd. references required. Address
United States Marble Company. Spokane
Wash.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK, March D.-The comfnefs
e8al Advertisers London financial cahs-
ErAfu saYN, .., ~.
ss.slag attinx The Easter holidays from
p~54.v ~ Tuesaay Americans followed
xrug york sIsxlshty. There waa sight
professional buying carry. pafuealariy OF
tffIoYs Fascsae no q revival of he sandfs-
'sa,s,,t ,hss. sold. an.3 shs close wss heavy.
sxees,t fes~ rsssion Pacific. Spsnish ~ SIN.
Tsnssl., asas6lte. AnsGona5s. ., CsAhs, :;
fso#scns. -.
Glostnx Quotations.
LONDON. March a--ssanaaisn Pacific.
s&S. Isalun racitie preferred. va. 1rand
Trsnk. n. Bar silver. e e-lsd. Money.
zl.n-z. PER cent
Bs~adstuGs.
rIvr,Rpf,or.. March ~wheat~-Spos.
Hrns Faf.er.-s closed quiet. March. -
sd Mas. - g1sa: Jsly. ~ Esd. Wheat ia
Paris. sssads. Frensa country markets.
guis. and sissssg.
- gsAs. ts4. Ia ssSa. Futures gsses: March.
"a 81 May ~ Esd Jniy. - Ss5.
Imports 90 wheat srto Liverpool TOR tho
eees FruEs Atlantis fsorts- SD guar
.egs. Pacific poTts. faorse; ofaer ports. s"S
ifaperfs 81 cc~n trio liverpool from A.
gagftr gsorg~ sBr sAe week. Afslas aaArtefs.
Ixg~Ises&. Nsrrh saW aeas~tsarwoss
~ coast. ts.y.ss az ss..sf. as..sf x sss.
waisa SIS ~ E-rgsssa country Hafketss
seaeralIy 81 csssrsr
Gosassson Of the Treasury.
ARLINGTON. March -. - Toaay's
statement Of sAe ecnissaca OF the treasury
afsssA1
AsaGlanse essa balance ......... .ts<s "a -
Csss1 reserve ..t...s .......s...,... 40
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BeeaAstuRp.

nRco0otU0o.
san FRANCISCO. March D-r1our
weak. IN sympathy with decline in wheat
there is keen competition among mi,Iers.
export demand is good Wheat lower.
owlrg 20 continued rain throughout this
state. Barley on call had another de-
as rule refuse to NEE. the situation.
oats quiet. but still held firmly. Spot
quotations were:
Flour-Net for family extras. nsoa4:
Washington. 1g35o
Wheat-ShippIng. slo5 for No. /. and
Nnsa for choice: milling. N.ln0l LIZ.
bariey-Feed. N-1dl2S: brewing. N.7a
oats-Poor to fair. s1.soGl-s: good to
choice. ". S5li.to: fancy feed. 81. s2;1.Jl IS
gray, Ns2is4i. 5ls; milling. u-31i1Q al. /,
surprise. s. NU155.
Flour. quarter sacks. 1880: Oregon. 80:
gon. lsso. beans, sacks. 1881: corn. CEN
tais GO: potatoes, sacks, S7S: onions,
sacks. la2; bran, sacks. $50, msddlings.
sacks. $50: hay, tons, go; wool, bales, %;
hides. number. S23; wine, gallons, IS. 100.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Steady; May. $1.osA. December.
Barley-Ffrmer: new. sc.
Sorn-L .Sl1s yellow. aie6liz.
WOOL ana HOPS
Wool--Sprsng-Nevada, I0di2Lxc; Eastern
Oregon, loQl2c. valley do, lS017c- Fall
Northern mountain. SU1ec: mountain
lambs. 7QSc: San joaquin plains, 6l7c:
Humboldt and Mendocino, sQl1c.
Hops--Crop OF 1855. i5Glsc.
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Observation-Disclosures. s2lg.ac. bran. $2o0
q per ton.
Hay-Wheat, slsgls: wheat and oat.
$l45lsirl7 50; best barley Sl4Jl55e: alfalfa,
t03T0c.
Potatoes-Early Rose. S.ss7I5o: river
Burbanks. 81. 40al.50: Oregon Burbanks.
81 50Ql15 for large; sweet. 81. 50dl IS.
observation-disclosures onions, Oregon.
6S0 soc: cucumbers. Nl1-5e: garlic, Sa1oc;
green peas. Sdsc; tomatoes, N.5Q2 per
box: common asparagus. N1i0 per box;
egg plant, l5c; chilli green peppers. D23oc
mushrooms. 10415c per lib.
Fruits-Apples--Choice N.50; common
5oc: oranges, navels. s.. 25&f2. 70: Mexican
lines. re-pack. N.soG5: common California
lemons, 75c1E IS; do choice. l5012; ba-
nanas. 81. 50d2.5o per bunch.
Butter-Fancy creamery. &c; do Sec
onds, aoc; fancy dairy. 17A1sc; do seconds
1s9lsc: picked. l5al7c; flrk.n, le11sc:
Cheese - New io3giiisc: Caiiforn ,ss
pc. Eastern, 12isd l3isc: Western, lltxQl2c
Eggs-Store. lac: fancy ranch, 15c.
Pouitry-Tu gobblers, l2q13c per ID
turkey hens. l31l4c: old roosters, $5G6
young roosters, $IIS small broilers 81 81
as: large broilers. S.5GnS; flyers, S5f16. 30
hens s5a6: old ducks 81. 5o1s.5o; geese. SIS
az pair: goslings. Sc 251e.50: old pigeons
i.50gi 70, young pigeons. 0.3425o.
Exchange.
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THE WOOL MARKETS.


LONDON. March sn-Ths final week OF
the nre-a,uf series Of the wool auction
sales opened with a large attendance OF
tssfyera The offerings Dufpb~Sed ASH
tales. and were chiefly OF good medium
s.ark and n fair proportion OF inferior
Tv,ere was good competition, and better
secured nerinns were I'm greater demand
French and German buyers operated In
low s-rosxlsreds. although home buyers -
sired the bulk Greasy useFinoU were
equally divided
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Lumber and building Materials.

G-sxs-sssperior quality. per VI N ! fr.
sSs7 sTs@Fe aAns&t zl@ fir 81 zzssg54 b Ne :
esa&sr s<exs Common. Peg hi. e Fss5.
Spruce sox< = o.. CESAR sAinz5e bolts. - Il
s2A
F1r x-wuafssT-Ffasss = fnkeS &ugsa. sag
saxess srN or tive ssa@s : - ard e gFsc.s9~
- ids ssE - }eng rs e rs - Feet special
sewEsnx AZ F@r " extra LINES a1ssN. IL
ssts. al ver52e@i EY@Ea 81 Fsr extra.
FT@nT8IE dressed 2EG matched sfss5 =
sxszsg boards s.gfch Es95s 81 sngh g. ~
= Es~lneh. stsfS3s EsercsssE. %@. ~ %~fnsa
Ha4sa ~ NJ = r. - esAnnsi sgss'Ic.
or dwas siding @e}EAt 80. sas shAts
Pr ssHsa~r bessts ard sra2fgEags Es8aga.
g. sssss : { = r 4ssaEss 2 . \ SslAs&
Ssssx s~sarsix. ss-sseA anG ap 81
"a aBs8nxsDgt Red <'essaT tsssss2&~aF - fgr.Es
tssss s4xvs s9ss!H~ ~eSssss 20 los tss*f Is -
ssss.1S. sEAxAss. S1ss J. : a@ss a. sS~sgcA
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW,


Seattle March .. tsea
Exchanges ~ the Seattle, Tacoma, Sgsa-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
were.
Clearznces Balances.
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NOTICE I'd cosTRAcwas-Cs.ra.

70 bonda ana suresaer
The board Of ra5ale xorke reserves the
rlGnt 70 neJeC. any and al bids
Proposals ms1D< Be !nter1ed on envelope
Bag tor Seventh AyeEue North. Ezrr.-
son SSre"s, etc. Sewer Improvement
BY order Of the beard OF pubic r1-kA
FRANK OLESUN, Secretary.
Date pk tss< publication. Mxrca tn. is98.
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The Visible supply.
The statement Of the Visible asppiy OF
grain In store and anoat on Saturday
March IS "a compiled cy tn. New York
Produce Exchange 10 NJ follows In bushels:
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wheaf-Mzrket unchanged; expert. No
! ciao, sc; No. / oiEestem. Sc. milling,
NO Club, sscs No. oluesteen. &C
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On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady. creamertes. 10
sec dairies ut4fs17c.
Eges-ssteady: fresh. iy$c.
Cheese-Steady: creamery. 10k013c
20 % 20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
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Com position.

We s1s Gsw gTsp&r@ss 90 30 e9snssas4sG cr
FOR ths fsa2M 4say Ewe&s1rst n SzEpAres1.
Nsnk1s Nrss ger ass4 l.e&g kT* ESr. Sssss~
fAsg2Sr rSSxraSteea Call or a.3sess Pest
tntasl xezSSg. Eeat.sA
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E1our-Qciet and easy.
wheat-No. spring. ssUSslsc: No.
sprfag seaitsc, No. red. oN3sOc.
Corn--Nc. !. 3Sssc.
.oats--No. :, sc: No. white. ssasdSoc:
Ne. white. ssA8Sisc.
Rye-No. = siisc.
Rarley--No. 2 SSd4Sc.
Seed--Eo. fax, &iIss: Northwestern.
49, prime timothy. GI.
Mess perk-per hbl, HAsJlSSa.
I.ari-pcr lao lbs. xS1sQ6IvH
Sides Short rib Qoosee $AsSSs4S; short
clear thoxede. ASos1%&.
Shoulders-Dry salted tcoxedl. $A80
Asssz. .
Whisky--Distiiiersr finished goods. per
gallon. sles.
Sugar-Cut loaf sSss. granuiated, $5.s1
Cioye---lontraet grade. Sass.
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THE coTTox MARKETS.


New York.
NEW YORK March m.-~Cotton-Quiet'
mssdilngs, 8 3-isc.
- 70 e
ussfon stock Market.
ffss4noN March at--Islosinx:
t,s.sn., q Mon so Parrot 80. ..... ~
Butte A. Boston " sz-A-A--
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Mitchell, Lewis ana staveP c.
oos-to ftrsf Ave. o.. seattle.
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Fruits.

Green Fruit ttsAssug}--ts~anS.a s&s<i-
llngs. s. e9AS n&s@f< g. 5ssl1sa. lemons
t1Sss apples fancy. s. Ass4@ per box ca@ok-
lnE apples 6sE8si g@r 9gx. bsgAnas s. 5
O. sa prr bunea California biAck sigz. -
g. boxes $sa California black Egs ear
toms s. 3. sxs.y Tgsss 8Ess $50 p@T Ks. nse
dates ~. sseat apple cider. - M per
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GoLovfN Bay company organizing. ap-
ply az oncc tsotevin Bay Mining 4 ise-
xesenmsnt Co. Z. o, box 1855. Seattle
Wash
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silver certlecases. aa0as,c. bar silver.
SAC. NexicAn dollars. EAcs xoyerrnaens
hcnts strong: xsase bonds. Inactive rail-
road bonds, strong.
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Lr1i0N-TRIpTINF teap~nie form, ~
valuable Aiaekaa kidney remedy, Islthon
Ttspssne Medicine Company al ITke.
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Meats. Provisions and Fish.

potatoes ttsHT4tlE IN E3fs River RnT~
l<lan,a Early Rose. -. Island White
~ YAKIMA, ss- sweet potatoes. a. per
II. native St}veyskln onions S@8ss per
ton oregon ard Tsskl8s s5Iverss{r, fancy
Sss4G per ton. bests g. ps~ sack. car
rots 5Ss8ssC E~aT sssek Fslsssssgsss. So pc
sHzk. ,avuigss. A. per sack. cacaase. &C.
Farss8tp@4 slss "a per stacs. cAssifiase-
rNoSes :.scassl psx dozen. garlic. !sAc. col
cry s9s - pez dozen, hoshssuse lettuce
SIC ger dozen, rs4lisa1ss. .,3 PEI dozen,
California sspasagus N1ac ger II, rag-
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
PREDICT VICTORY FOR REBELS.

Madrid, March 25.-Spanish officers acquainted
with the Philippine Islands. Notwithstanding
the American successes. continue TO predict the
failure Of MajOrGeneral Otls's campaign. They
say that while the Americans Will undoubtedly
win all the battles they will lose the cam
paign itself owing to the aptitude Of the Tagalos
10 conduct war Of surprises and ambuscades
Maolos the capital Of the rebel government.
they add. will fan into the hands of the Ameri-
cans, but the Spaniards insist the war will rage
as long the rebels desire IT,
The correspondent al Manila Of the Core
spondencia" alleges that within six days from
the reopening Of hostilites the Americans lost
a thousand men. and that several companies Of
troops fell into the hands Of the insurgents
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
REpTBLTCIN PROSPECTS coon.
cHAIRMAN MIfIARD OF THE wEsTcHEsTER RE
PUBLICAN COMMITTEE Is HOPEFUL.

cHAIRMAN MIrG.ARD OF THE wEsTcHEsTER RE-
PTRrICAN COMMITTEE Is HOPEFUL
The indications strongly favor the Republicans
q. the town elections 70 be held in this county
Tuesday" said Frank V. MIllard chairman OF the
Westchester County Republican Committee. TO a
Tribune reporter yesterday. THE reports received
by me from the different towns show that the
organization IS not divided in former years.
harmony prevails and all working for the sup
port OF the tickets nominated
In my own town. Greenburg. the success OF the
Republican ticket is assured. In the last yenr
der Democratic rule the taxes have been increased
and money due TO the town lost. The best proof
OF this is that the tax books being held back
and no notice has been given to the taxpayers,
while In other towns OF the county the collectors
began work last week Last year Supervisor Tomp-
kins Republican. who not member OF the
Equalization OF Assessments Committee. had
Greenburg Townships valuation placed A. 90 per
cent This year Supervisor McClelland Democrat.
I'm Democratic Board. and n member OF the
Equalization Committee could not hold the vaua-
ton fixed by Supervisor Tompkins. and allowed II
to drop 10 SO per cent
Mr. Milard also said that through the careless
ness Of Supervisor McCleland Greenburg Will lose
about s. 30 due Il from the state. Under the new
law towns that work their highways on the money
system entitled to reimbursement by the State
for q Der cent OF the amount expended The
,,dcate 81 indebtedness Mr. Mlllard said was de-
lnyed too hong. and when the Controller received II
he sent back word that II was received too late,
as all the money appropriated for such purpose
hBd been distributed The tax books are being held
Republicans are alive to the Issue ana VIII enter
their protest at the polls