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totals II the New Yess hank ssasemsnt
tG tae current week ere Dann3nG3ama
, I've N tne ordinary ss.s. for the rsa-
EauonAi new clearing memher and the
na1ses River and the Astor Place hanks
Mnssa - branches OF the Corn Exchange
49, enaA; .s Arc nos eaeaxed tAro1gA ths Der
sserase deposits Of shous Nh - and
loans Of over 81 5a 900 and the statement
mnss have been affected By an amount
change bank totals do not indicate the suIi
e0An6e- N coarse, the new hAnks carry
fo12 reserve 50 that the position OF the
IssnAshins BANKS was not materially alter
Gearing house institutions IL il necessary
10 deduct at least = - t1e both IN leans
and osposits~ On this hassa. the expan-
ION OF 1.saWo IA loans, compared with
Been 4iEht decrease in the actual dis
counts or the banks whose totals have been
aeSetofosa rsparted. The same Tauait holds
sooa IN deposits TOR the increase Of g.
ASep does net equal the addition Of tAe
AssT Nationals total of tsy0o9o0. 20
say nothing OF the deposits Of Me other
TWO banks added
IT VIII % seen, therefore. that the de-
posit Liabilities OF the regular clearing
house banks were materially reduced last
week. as was the loanA Reserves ought
90 nave shown corresponding gaia but
the increase in cash was only . Third N
called for about &SSadD additional require
ment the actual decrease Ina reserves was
Ssis.fSa Perhaps more accurate way 10
get az the position OF the banks Ia 70 say
that thirteen or the sixty-three ara now
below the . per cent. reserve rsiie. as
against twenty-five fer the prsgioas week
A statement, with factors. described elm
mated, shows that the position of tae
banks has been rather strengthened Ire
routine operations with the treasury for
the week resulted In a less of SoEnafhing
like one and half million 10 the banks
but the gain from the interior served in
large pcrt TO offset this The totals have
been influenced somewhat by the pay
menss made In completing large indus
trial deal.
Imports and ExDO.ts.
Exports of species from this port to all
countries for the week aggregated ISL
200 silver, $1. $50 gold: total Of SSS2 lsa
The imports Of species this week were
%sso,asl gold. and 81, So6 silver. The i'm
ports OF dry goods and general mercaan-
disc at this port tor the week were valued
at Ni. 49, 80
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FOREIGN MARKETS.



NEW YORK. Marrs s.-Tss CONNER
ella Advertisers L<oudon financial cable
gram says.
The markets here were .aie To-Day. IN
tsrest was eeHtrrs6 ON sh~ university
beat race. which was extensively bsslie-
tined In the house Americans were firm.
closing at sns beat. Louisville A Nash
willie was prosnln~Ns. RIO Tinfos we're
lis higher. Other eeppers were Es-
Siscsed-
Ctostag oaofssions-
LONDON. March E-csnaAsan Pacific,
So, Northern Pacific preferred, esA:
Trasou Pacific preferred. sss.. Grad
Truak ~ Bar silver Dali at 21svd- Money
~ sss3S per cent
nwesdstaas.
LIVERPOOL. March H-whesf-Fu-
tsgre~ cicAed Arm. March. - nd Mar
SIS I'D July. - -. Spot No. 1 red
Northern spring frG AT -: No, Z red
Western winter ard No. q California, No
sssxk.
Corr Spot nrrs; American u@w. Is a.
old. - s;sd. futures steady. March. = sd.
May. Is sd. Jaiy. IL $zsd
FTour-Ss- Louis fancy winter steady
81 - ~
Haps-As Lon1aa. psesac ooA.. arm 1t
Wheat 10 Paris sasss: aoar in PARIS
quiet
LONDON. Nara x-whsat-carrs.s
Oh eoAst. nothing dnsns. sayUoes cs pas
sage gust. hardly any ds0aaA JadsAa
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General osOsaafsas.
Flour gse@sgsx a. - harrsax. expnxrs
s. - aarrsiss MARKET. xtrun< aS4 he'd Sc
skc hsSArr
vasxt-Re~sspss. =. 30 bushels, experts,
ISs1e k.ssfsts. SPOT ssroaG No ri.
$40 Z q. b. Options cresed q shade cas-
Ter fhrosSn heavy foreign sssilaG. bu, AZ
afaee turned rsgonx and - cerfene~G . fag
advance on covering Insp9red by bad erxrp
news c4oeed ssreEx NJ H3tAc xss 12-
vance. March esosea 1z4f. Nag. ssAe.
JuIy. -Ssec: SEPT. sS<ae.
Naes-lsoznasssc ne<~s lie. treasury,
tS3.4a
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Dairy Preducts.

Dairy Products.
On the Produce Exchange today the
butter market was hrm; creamery, 1Ae3
&c: dairy, filxMfsc
Eggs-Easy: fresh, liiz112c
Cheese-Steady; cream. ux6l2hc.
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nRe0AotO4n,
San FRANCISCO. March 1-whess on
ean opsnsd az very sharp advance. in
chicago. but afterwards declined as the
latter market failed 10 hssd up Spot mar
kss steady ana unchanged. Barley on enli
ed on hssle: spot dur and nssninassy un-
cnAnged Cats quiet. with previous price
asked Spot quotations were.
bakers extras. s. asaas. Oregon ana
Washington. ysS9s.se.
Wheat shipping. E.Qss. for No. , and
Bariey-Fssd. 81. znQl.ees: brewing, s.. ia
oats-Poer to fair. n.zsssaa az: good 10
choice, 6ai. 70; fancy feed, E-ssss: gray.
Ns-ss1s q i3saz; milling, N-ssizoi.i-iz; Sur
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks, 1850: wheat. GEN.
tails. Oregon. I7se. harley, csntass. as. do
oregon, i.sse; beans. sacks, SIS. corn. een-
isls, ss: potatoes. sacks. sss; oalans. sacks,
e; bran, sacks l.a2s; middlings sacks. l5l
hay. tons. A.: wool. bales, IL: hides. nurn.
ner. "a; quicksilver TASKS, Isl. wine, SAL
CIosinx Quotations.
:, Wnsai-ouiet: May. s-isi.. December,
Bariey-Quiet; new, 8-s.
Corn-I-arse yellow. Aioal1.is
Bran-lsGI isc.
" col and HOpo.
Wooi-Spring Nevada, l06sl2ssc: Eastern
Oregon, iog1sc: valley Oregon l5Gi1c.
Northern mountain. SaiNc. mountain
lambs. lAsc; San Joaquin plains. eu.c:
Humboldt and Menaoeino. sole.
Hops-Crop OF 1885, iac-
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Millstuffs- Middiinss, SO seaa25 90; bran.
kGise per ton.
Hay-Wheat. sI4sosfiT so: whea, and cat.
1tTltc, best barley, As. osai5: alfalfa. SO 80
gn-So; stock. Slo9ll; straw. per bale. ioI
Potatoes-Early Rose. $f.35ai 30: River
Burbanks, 81. 25dIlse; sweet, $au2 80: Ore
gon BurbaEks, 81. 25Qi.4o.
Vezeta hleS--Slfver skin Oregon onions 81
Q1&: cueumbers, s1af.5O: garlic. SSII0c;
green peas. snscs string beans. 15c per 10:
tomatoes, s1.594250 box; fancy asparagus.
s2A2&. egg plant. I2sa4l5c ib.
Fru.s-Apples, choice. $.7s: common soc:
oranges. nave.S, s.. 35@2s5: Mexican lines,
re pack. 81 0G5: common California lem
ons, s5cD$l1. choice California lemons
81 .50u2, bananas. 81. 5al2 bunch.
Butter-Faney creamery, &c., seconds
1sixaiSc: fancy dairy. i6IspI7c. seconds, Is
@lse, picked. nominal frkin, nominal.
cheddar, i.ci Young American, li4l2c;
Eastern. i3isq llisc: Western. 1lisGi2c.
Eggs-Store. 1eQl2lxc; fancy ranch. lsQ
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. i2ai2c In: tur-
key hens, l3ns4c; old ROSTERS, S. 5oas:
young roosters,. $saio; small broilers, $40
90: large broilers, 5000; fryers. ss17:
sl.754f2 pair. goslings. 81 5olis. old pigeons,
81. s0Nl7 70; young pigeons, E-2SIe-5o.
Exchange.
Y
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Hops-PnctAc coast - crop. i7a1sc.
ceass- optton: 2psned dull net IN
kNc. May. ice: JnnA lsee: hseemher.
s.sSc: No invoaes. s u-ise: No. loboln9.
siSc; mid. quiet: co<aeva S91tc.
SuuAr-R4w. ss1Ady: fair rsfinin<. SIC;
centrifugal 49, test, 90. rsaued. atsady.
srApaiased. ssses cnt Loaf. NC.
Meals.
CoppeF-LAke. be0kefs. 81. 3@ls1
Lead-The nrW that Axes the selling
price for miners and smeltcrs quotes lead
~ AA ~ the chose
g q a.
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Legal. NOTICES.


PETITION FOR DiSCH ARCE-~in the
United States District Court, District of
Washington, Northern Division. la the
Matter of Willard A. Morse Bankrupt.
fu Bankruptcy. No. 45s
To the Honorable G H. Hanford. Judge
of the said Court Willard A. Morse, of
Seattle. in the county of King, state OF
Washington. Ia said district respectfully
represents that on tne Gath day of Feb
ruary. isss. he was duly adiudged bank
rupt under the acts of congress- relating
10 bankruptcy; that he has duly sufren-
dere6 al tsE property and rights az prop
erty, and has fully complied with all tho
requirements or said acts and of the
orders OF the court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore, ba prays that he may be
decre.d by the court 10 have FUN dis
charge from all deuts proVahle against
his estate under sasa bankruptcy act. ex
cepf such debts as are excepted by law
from snch discharge
Dated this 2sth day Of March. 1859.
WILLARD A. MORSE.
IA. L
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Rohsrt A. wilson Fl ux Go Maneoo r.
h.ckus; ioi u, ~ III. Seattle tide lands.
J. 4. Kinnesr Il ux. TO Melvina J. Dick
son lot n, olk As; los z. Blk -; lot Y.
Blk rs. lots II and IL. blk "a lof Ia Tx
s WI. sias lands = MAJ sa., . 2 2
ior. sct - bin Denny 4 Hoyrs add, July
sophia brewster and husband James, -
biks /. / etc, North seattle March "a. $50.
Thomas lloyd n ux To John Hansen. ioss
: 81. e : d. IS iS,4 'os blk .. Riverside
Elroy ,os II: biz 2, aln@n Park. Dseem-
james F, acfsrey to ". II. Vernon, ios
II, blk u. Gilman Park. January 4. q. O..
sheriff to George T.inder. lots ! AMI Z
biz ) isnrks's ipt add. May 4. lssH. 49,
Lake View Cemetery Association To Har-
rfsGn and Margaret A. fsostwick lot II.
Lake View cesseiery, March -. xzts
Mutual Loan and Building Association
50 George II. Fisher, iat IL. blk III. Fa5s-
view Homestead Associations. lots 4 To {,
blk Z. Grown add. Astras ~, 81 vs
Henry Burke 20 Arthur NarEsfy. lots I
and ? bib ST. Woodland Park stsp add.
Aafen =. SIN,
e.. r Tonower ct ux. 70 First National
bank, 81 Seattle, nsAs sais. sss.. sec - -
=. I, March 10. q. e., So.
J. N. Bennss ss ux.. ~ Aioazo HUI. at
E1FfssFs 70 a. @a4AhfnE. setE - AMI 3d. EA~
fnss add. Nara -. <sssf
Emma Ksss AMI husband Harry G. 20
Alhert J. Bahtx. las II slk g. Denny y
doytx add, March ri. -.
Emil Ates1ie 70 August MFhfharn cart
eeE \. ~ g rs Mgfets - IL
Mary and Margaret A. cAaspfysli 20 Ell H.
James, lots ii AID L. slk 2. HAGf0fs add
March -. & ibs
William yosxt ~ s5x 10 A. freafssa Ies q.
biz = Esesl n Denry'x plat. MArcft q 81 80
William FosEf o. TX 10 Herman KHAN
ssnscrser, part sec 4. ~ "a blk is
Vyoos's Green lake Park add, so,s II .
-. ard parts lots Is AID q. bin J Thomas
Division Green Lake adj. gass tracts IL.
.. y - q. isn 10 ne. Maple Leaf aid.
Green Lake Circle. MarNh - $50.
Azass& X. F%rksfe nj BHxrsHss w 70
rsssda Settlers Loan azad Trust Company,
es7b rxa<. see :. ~ - q. Feasrssary Il. a.
l>osass p. Wool and t9s~txsna alstnsY -
Charles eresnfss.a I1if 20 II lsk =. Ioss
- y. blk u. Aesrf~lys asa. March :. .
nsssse sc&nrsn ard husband Thomas J.
% Alice n. Cos. ios :. asSk ]. fsreokiys ala.
March IA. ESQ
Lewix Prison, 6sren asf R9hess RarnNss
David keilicaf r. r. GsrrS<an ana Frank
HutestNpH Ga u. r.. Jossnson, ass snsersEs IN
Copper Aussn. ltsssn ~ West usnauxA
King Mammoth, fYon Cap ard sEow yato
mines. Hurps district, Msreh =. q e., n.
uuissa HATES 10 Fn~sgse fsetev1es. nsH.
~. 80 4 y - aay .. iaT. passuI
lot ], ax 8 Enum<isg. March - az
Hah~rt Knoll 10 kasgS Enall, sof 70. bsk
4 LIZ visw So August ~ I16s. "a.
EtwAfd 6Aefrar9 ~ IN. 10 FIRST Nsffon-
nj bark. o4 6eAktle. NncH n3E. se1s. ssN
80 - - = MARCH, - q, g. e.
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Fiour-Steady; winter patents. S1.&00
$50; straights "a. s06l3 30; clears, 3a6lS 10:
spring patents. s.. nD9s6D: spring specials,
Nl5; straights. =. 706alo: bakers. 4x3o0
asa
Wheat~-No. spring, 6adrSie; No. 3
spring. s4a7oc; No red, f237Aifc.
corn--No. 2. 35Nc.
Oats--No. 2. a7s2I2Sc No. white. 3nsSSe
sic. No. s white eS,sg1aoc.
Rye-~No. 2. 53isc.
Barley-No. Q. S9047c
Flax seed-No. L. 81. 1851 1914
Timothy seed--Prime, Nx
Mess pork-Ss. 06aia 10 per barrel.
Lard~S. seQa 3ai1 per 100 pounds.
Short rihs-Sides aoosel. AssaI4.s5.
Shoulders-Dry sailed (hpxedl. 4L914%o
S.des-Short clear boxed, SOS 10
Whisky-Distiilers' finished goods, 81. Is
per gallon,
Sugar-Cut loaf, 5.sae. graduated. SIC.
Receipfs And Shinnenfa
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FRED III. PETERSON.
Attorney for Bankrupt.

Attorney for Bankrupt.
ORDER AND NOTICE TuEREoN-Dis-
trict of Washington. So,
ON the 2tth day Of March fSsse on read
lns the foregoing petition. IL Is hereby
ordered by the eours that a hearing he
had unon the same on the elth day Of
April. tSa9 before said court 1T Seattle.
In said district az ten slni o'clock IN the
forenoon. and that notice thereof be pub
lsshsd ta The Seattle Pust-tnsalligencer a
newspaper printed ia said district, and
that ali known creditors and other per-
sons IN interest mar appear st tho said
time aAd plssse and show cause. II any
they have. My the prayer OF the said
petitioner should not be- granted.
And Il IL further ordered by the court
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies 9f said petition
and this nrsfeg. addressed Ia them at
their piaces Of residence Az stated
Done IN opsg court this 18th day OF
c. 1t HASroRp
Judge.
Attest r. NJ HOPKINS
Clerk 81 said Court.
sSeai az the District GaGgt3
FRED II. PETERSON. Attorney for
said bankrupt, office Rooms 40 To 4is
Hu1asl T.tfe Ruila!ng
IN TREr SUPERIOR COURT oFs THE
state Of Washington fov kgns County
In Probate. M. 3 fsS Nas.ss - t-Tfsis-
fura in the Matter * thv Estate -
Not sea ~ hereby given 10 the creditors
of William NelntyEv. ~. deceased assa
20 au persons hayiaE claims against the
sail deceaent or htS estate Is present
the same w,sh tbs nsvNgSsr - vouchers
within orc III year sft&T fSe DATE x ;asS
fetsre. is wit. 81 ltata szfe NfaT after Ea#
sesh 8sy - Msrch iSss e. she executors
~ cha iass all e pa tEsg asasaF at sod dr.
cesianf az she isW affiNa u Aessfs, Press
Zen 4 Eefl las ibe Pioneer Nttissslns s5ta-
asg osa tse cnrsavg az bir&s axgmts and
james street gf} tns elty uS seattle X Hs
etssutE Washington. ICES sSna hsfue tAe
ni&Ce fas she tsAnSssfiea az 2a@ts@SS psf-
taSasnk fs che aaal.asstg& tiSa - ths estate
ef ~nsss &eesstent IL any claim ss-AsHss
saga estate hs a0f - presented she estgaa
wtii IN barred ey law
pate % axHt puhf cAfssn Mar - ING
WILLIAM MCINTYRE, Ir
GFoH0f AcINFX RE
Executors ~ tfzN s8ze NH ard test Eieas
* Ni}i5ara MSsHsxFe, ST., deceased.
PRESTON a AEIiA
Attorneys for Executors
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following u q list OF deeds died In
the auditors Office Saturday:
moore Investment Co. To Rufus r. LIN
Seattle Tide Lands. March q. ns.ooo. -
Mary AcManaynon TO John f. and Jo-
seph "A McManamon. 81 nj sen SC q
tp II. 4 March s. H.0Qp
L.ie Barnes and hush, Geonxe, to
CharAes O. Lee lots l and :. block L
Modes III add, slaughter. Feb. 8. 3Io0.
ssilher ~, Coleman ct ux. 60 VIM. n.
a.~ss, lots ana g. clock =. Ponsius II
VIM II. Lewis to Elizabeth II. Lewis
lots and q. block Is. Honsius "a add.
A cSaaas : .' A.aheu 8. narrares and
James A. Feek 10 Frank Atwood, lots Is
70 Is block a. Yssiers 50 add. March Il
5 Charlotte Il. and Thomas c, Gray. by
Graves. Sarah n. T. and Richard III.
Holmes to Frank Atwood, lots 10 1, taosk
3. lots and 10 block -. fesisrs ID add.
Hattie h. Cummings to Nathan Knopp.
neA swh and pa sen swss sci. sec .. u
q, 5. March II. 800.
block 3; hasieys Orient add. March IS.
n. r, Spencer ct ux. to Edward Cook
ingham. lots TO {, te TO- block /: lots /
lots ! to 6. 81 lot s. lots . and 10. hiocl s:
lots 3 to 10, block q iots % 4. . and 10
block TO- Spencer's add. West Seattle.
Sept n, 1894, $1,000
United States to John Maioney. lots 10
8 sec ~. tp d, r III. Jan. ~ patent.
United States 10 franx J. NJ b. Wand
schnidse. swA SEQ H. - %. L. Nov. IL
ISIS. patent.
Paaiina Q. A. Brandt TO Eva D. Weber,
iot n. block 3, Rangstorfr's add. March
Is, a..
Anna f. Beach to Peter r. Thesupson.
- feet lot Z, block n. Kisd's add: n -
feet lot = block q lpiunmerss ada March
q. e475.
J. Henry Hemer Fl ux. TO Mary A. Cum
aranx. lots 10 ~. block g. <slmon BAy
Park add March ~ 81.
Clause Jorxcnsen q Tx. TO Thomas H.
ta9p
Mount Pleasant Cemetery Co 20 n. e.
Orange. LOT %. see / rep}se Mount Pleas
ant cemetery. Jan ", 31k.
VIM. J. Moore - stx. 70 Helen q. RAN
kin, una - neA nwA and M sss nv y
see IL Up =, I, March o. 340a.
6heT1fr To II l. Bennett. blocks s and Z.
b. u. Days Esdorxdo add. Feb. Is. ys34e6.
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WASHINGTON, March IS - Today's
sAsefssnt Of tn. condition OF the treas
ury shows:
Available cash balance ssSa ais Sss
0eid ESSeENa ..-.............. a&s tSi ~,
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Neat~Aafkef s4nehsnE~ss. EXPORT Nc
{ esk.o sss&c. No hzGestasIs. sasss. fsisl-
sas No I caSh, &c NJ. / asg~sscTz. So
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CHICAGO. MARCH, &.-The feveF4sh e.
element which ruled In wheat ~ tbs clssa
yesterday was again in evidence to-day,
but at the start the balls seemed ta
wasef. lnsseAa ox . general demand for
NAY ~ NaSc. such a. ~ the close Friday,
there we're plenty of sellers at from 9sSc
down 70 49,. Before the bulls could get
2 werd in edgswtxe the pace slid on to
ese. The eYsls saon found their voices.
With the last bar Of the opening chorus
May wheat was up to .vAc- Much naiidrr
weather and = spread Of wet snow for
large section of the wiafer wheat ARA
were the chief causes OF the frSt decline
Reports Of damage In the Southwest
reserved confirmation frNm numerous
sources and in many instances the sx-
tent OF the injury reported WAS seusa-
tionaily heavy. A London cabiegrarn re-
IA per cent. smaller than that Of last
year Another cold spell was announced
TO be elhowtng its may down from the
Northwest. As soon az the weather hu
rsau notice was issued the shouting fer
wheat became almost hysfericai The
price of May rose irreguiariy TO the ac-
compartment of heavy trading until Ss1xc
was reached That was lac over yester-
days closing price 1t reacted TO Nc
and closed at 7OAe7eAc.
Although influenced largely by wheat.
corn embraced good many independent
features May corn closed Asc higher.
The excitement in wheat had little ef-
fect on cats. May oats closed unchanRed.
Provisions showed slight weakness at
the start. but gradually hrmed up on Auv-
ing BY commission houses for outside ac-
count. May pork closed NC higher; May
lard. ass1s'sc higher. and ribs. &c higher.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago.
CHICAGO. March 1.--Thare was not
enough cattle offered TO make market
and prices were mostly nominal.
There was an active market for hogs
at steady prices. Fair TO choice grades
brought t3s7kfI3. 92ts. heavy packing lots
t2boQS.Ts mixed, -. b66ts. o; butchers, a. "a
o. s9ss: light, N-5ao3so: pigs. ts.2eG&66.
The most OF the sheep were combined
direct TO slaughterers, and the few that
came on the market brought former
prices. Lambs sold at s. S6tl. IS for cuils
up to 1ssOJS.n for good 10 choice, and
sheep were salable az = @Gs; yeariiBgs
were quoted ~ ~ 7o4f5.i5
Receipts--Cattle, eo8; hogs, 2, 00o: sheep.
OMAHA. March x.-Cattle--Receipts.
so head. Market active and stronepr
Native beef steers. 81 l09sN; Western
steers. x.aad4N 50; Texas steers. S. s604se:
cows and heifers, - 1904 IS: Gamers. q. s.
ds.46: stockers and feeders ts&Nf1@ 81.
calves t4@6 IS bulls and stays, e s04fa 81
Hogs - Receipts $40 head. Market
shade lower, Heavy, xssT13.Es: mixed.
g. ss0ss %: light, a.sods.s7sa, bulk OF sales,
IS 7as7is
Sheep Receipts. 800 head Market
slower. Fair to choice Westerne SS6Is O.;
common and stock sheep. 1874. lambs.
t0u5,so.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA ARress &~~N beat higher,
club. ssssSAscs esusstssa. lssS4ss1e.
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THE WOOL MARKErs.

Iondon.
LONDON March q The arrivals az
wool soy fhe third series OF wool atlcfIon
sales amounted 10 fzs.iss bales. including
- 90 sorw azded direct.
&c % q
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Attest r. NJ HOPKINS
Clerk ~ said Court
gSeaf az the District CagFtb
FIRED ~ PET EEsSeN Attorney for
said bankrupt, office: Rooms 40 To a..
HugaSf life Building
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TAS wRextv fADk statement. Sszg~ssfsx
reserve &eeEsss@. sSis 70. sssrs. Increase
s. 50 OK sp&ess. snErxsse kSg "a. ls&aI
tenders sssrr@s~e SD -ss. ssessgsszx 4r-
crease. s. ~ aass. ezrcssie sSGT decrease Sd
slss TIE hanks ses aSl@ xssx5s "a "a r.
esss 81 lSxag Fe~ssa1g@ fsserts-
Tie F.E&xso.sg SAYS. ice c1Szxre n tie
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Baster. Cheese, Exss and Poultry.

Buiter-Ranch, 15afl7c: fancy dairy In
squares. lssf2ec; Washington erearleries.
lib prints. .fu.sc: Eastern, Iowa and Ell
gin. EST &c.
Cheese tobbingl--NatIve Washington.
l2i46t1gisc: Eastern. iei9ni3isc
Eggs tjobbsngl- fresh ranch. lie.
Comb honey-Cahfornia, l.c, strained. &c.
Poutry-Drcssed chickens. ls1slsc: live
chickens i;e; live turkeys. I4Gi5e. dressed
geese. 1901 dressed turkeys, isalTc.
Nuts.
Walnuts. per 10. sacks lasif3c: Eastern
black uainuts. iac; pecans, i29fiSc; ftlberts
lac; almonds. fancy, soft smell fsmaac; al
lncnds No. >, i6niTc; peanuts s91c: pine.
Use, h. ckory lee. cocoanuts, per dozen -5ts.
popcorn. &c per lb
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Vegetables.

f3reen fFruit Cfshe8nxf-~Cranxes sne*l-
lgpxs A. sasss =. navelA. s. 7ssFs1 -. lemons
ga arptes fancy. s. s@2s per noxs rsa~ss
sn.r snnlns E5esssi ger box. bananas 8, a
~ e ssev huHeh. California black fSSS "a
q n.,Ass 81 Sa CaHfarni& aG4ck asS car.
tr,,x 81 - SMYRNA liss. ~ per Il. fse.y
.sase$. rs sseet apple elder. @&ga9e per
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Hay, Grain and Feed.

Hay Uobbsngl--Puget sound per ton 8
sfio: Eastern Washington timothy. si350V
IA alfalfa. 80.
Oats Jobbingb-Per ton, $es
Isariey-Rollen. xgET.s
Corn Whole. s2sso; cracked. $4: feed
meal. per tor. sa4
Feed-Wheas, ssla22; oil cake meal. s3s.
n,idflinss *af4ss; bran, SIG. shorts, 81:
chopped feed. szla2S: dairy chopped feed
ZIG
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THE COTTON Markets.

THE COTTON MARKETs.
NeW OP1eana.
NEW YORK. March ss.-Cotton quiet;
middIing. Sssc-
new York.
NEW ORLEANS. March ss-Co.ton
firm, middiing. ii-ise.
g 90 20