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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-04
RALPH PICKERING. Secretary.

Observation-Disclosures every Sunday morI
ing AMI evening at in.30a m and 80 .. N.
sunday school following the morning service.
Thursday evening PRAYER meeting nj $50. All
ar cordially invited. The Y p. 5. &. +. meets
Ds = D. NJ.
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Have YOU looked at the label on
yobr paper? 1t shows the date your
subscription ls paid to.
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Have you paid up your subscription and
taken advantage OF our premium offer?
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George Cuppersmith, formerly in
the \. z. office, East end. is back from
California.
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REV. WILEY, Pastor.

E?wORTH LEAGUE Of the NJ F church. Young
Peoples PRAYER Meeting every Sunday evening
A. : Social and business meeting first Tues
day Of each month. All are cordially invited.
ELLEN G. POWELL.
President.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-04
RE- W. ALLISON. Pastor.

CHVRCH OF THE RFDFENFR- Services
NJ ~ and Io:i1 a. m. and - D. m. sunday
School II: II. During Lent daily al p.n,.
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Improved Order of Red Men.

GITCHE GUMME TRIRE NJ. : improved
Order q Red Men Meets every Nednes-
dag evening in Rcd Mems Hall No. 29l w
FIFTH STREET. Visiting chiefs always vel
come, GEO. ". KANE, SaChem-
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&C. K. Howard is sojourning in the
southern part of the state.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-04
German VI. r. SUNDAY school
Grand ARMY pf thc Repuhiic

Meets Every Sunday at 90 a. m. IN the
League room OF the First NJ f. Church
East Enid All children welcome.
REV. J. q. LFHNERT.
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Church Directory

METHODIST - Services everv SUNDAY. mora
ing and evening al 10 - and 80. SundG-
SchnoI Immediately after the morning service
PRAYER meeting every Thursday evening al
7.30. All arc cordially invited.
REV. WILEY Pastor.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-04

Harry Frink has resigned his posi-
ton as assistant chief OF tue Fire de-
partfnpDt
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-04

The Red Men are off o-dav by spe-
cia train for Two iIarbors for grand
bitW-,tut
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-04

H. III. Stewart is in Marinette at
tending a meeting of the Oddfellows.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-04

) D Robe POST No. Pr. Department Of
Wisconsin. meets every Second and Fourth
Tuesday evening OF each month at 5l
West Fifth street. Yisitina comrades cor
daily invited. K. X. OILS, Com.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-04

First Ward-E. r. Oils. Dem
second Ward y. NJ Reynolds. ..... .....R Rep
Fourth Wnrd-EawHrd Collins ......ncm
Ftfth Ward-Dan DauelSOu.-. ..---. -. Rep
18th " ARID T.. French $500. ....-..... Rep
Nirth Nari-fIelmuth OeStescich .....-... Rep
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90. Roar
NSTABLES.
Evans Camp and William a. Woods S.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
FIRST ward-And. G. Newturg. Pop: G. n.
O'Hare. Democrat.
Second Ward-Danie, X. Long. Rep; c.. Nor
riSette. Democrat.
Third Ward-Daniel Lund. Ind; Z. Frazer
Wood. Dem.
Fourth Ward-Larry Bremen. Republican.
Christian EimOu. Republican.
Eifth ard-FIFd \. Graham. Republican,
Edward 4. Dahl. Republicans;
sixth Ward-M W. Mcneil. Rep; John
McGrarh. Republican.
Seventh Ward-Edward McKinnon. Rep.
Alex r. Mills. Republican,
Eighth Nard-Gortion g. French. Republican
John Heule. Republican,;
Ninth Ward-Martin Mclean. Democrat.
II L, SchlappI. Republican,;
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
] T Marcy A Olson. Fred Baxter
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-04

David Mcconnell, fonr buyer
from Glasgow, was in the city on We'd
nesday
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GEO. II. SMITH. Ticket Agen,
c. st. p. M, & o. TIME CARD.

GOING SOUTH
Leave at..--..... ll:l5a m. b:3S m ll:3pm
GOING NORTH
arrive a. $50 In. $50 q N. 5:l3 u M
D. S. S. & A. r. r.
TINE CARD.
Daily eS. Saturday
Leave....... Superior, Ist day. :. so o. NJ,
arrive Iron River, lst day. $3.50 D. IN.
Marquette. End day 430 d. NJ
Sault Ste. Marie =" 1000 A. m
NPR).. North Bay, 2d day. $50 g. m
O. IRl. Toronto, 81 day. $50 a. 10
&c PRl Montreal. Sd day Is a M
tSSM r Boston. "a day $50 D. m
(N.Y C&H. RD New York Sd day AS D. m
Mack City. 2d day III go a. m
tA.C Ky). Detroit. ID day. -. -. 1000 p m
Buffalo, Sd day ..........7: i5 a m
Train from eastern poll IS arrives s:2I an
daily, except Sunday.
IA MORRISSEY
Agent.
Freight and Passenger station 9th street, be-
tween Nettleion and Becker ave.
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See our special clubbing rates in an
other column.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-04

Roland Oliver let Wednesday for
Buffalo, Wyoming.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-04

Nate G.. West visited his daughter,
Mrs. ]. A. Sidney, at Poplar during the
week
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Judge Mead, of Shell Lake, spent
Monday in Superior
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-04

Attorney General j. L. O'Connor,
from Milwaukee. was in the city Mon
dav.
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Members of the late Co. Iolun-
teers enjoyed sleighride Thursday
night.
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Buy sawed wood at W. J Wheeler's.
VIM. Locke went TO Madison on
Monday.
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JUDGES OF COURTS.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACI

u DUES Of tUI K Is.
Caun.y Tudge-Daniel r. Roberts Re
Municipal Judge 70 Fred. 5. Parker ...--... Re
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
Legal. NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States fer the District Of Wash
ngten. Northern Division Tn Admiral
ty-Moran Bros. Company, corpora
tlca. f.tbeisnt. vs. Steamer tssper. nsr
boilers. eng. m~s. tackle, apparel and fur
nisure kssponaent~No i.t& Notice.
District OF Washington. Northern In
visioa-sss.
Whereas. hhei has been aaed In the
psstrsrt Court 81 the United States. for
the District az Washington Northern fls-
vision on the 9Th day of March A II.
lsss hy Norsn Eres- Company. A corpora
ton against sh@ Steamer S~sp@r. her
ha.lsrs. engines tackle. apparel and furni-
fur~ alleging In substance that between
.he 18th day of August fSss, and the nth
s!ay OF March fTs. said iibelaut Moran
Rros Company did work ami furnished
materials in the city of Seattle. kng
t>sSoosy State of Washington for the re-
ssslr and equipment of tire said Steamer
Nssp~r. a. the special instance and re
quest az the ewn%r and master thereof.
N ntca repairs were 81 the reasonable
value Of szas 81 and which said sum the
master ard owGsr agreed go pas there
for, ard that 10 part thereof has hes n
paid. except fsSe sum 81 81 q. and that tire
SAID ltt~iart MHran Hrvs4 Company has a
Zen upon said steamer or vessel under the
snHeFal maritime iaw a:a5 the statutes az
the state of washington fer Safsi sum due
fer repairs as aforesaid, aaai that said
steamer er ssxsel 10 sow wfshsn tire Dts
trfct 90 Washington. ard praying tsAt
process nsas ISSUE against Sa - steamer
Rnss sold ard IRE prssasssGs OF SAID sale
applied Ia the payment of said ssn 81
due a. Tsgez4rs
New. sassvlpfe in psirsGa9ee II the fnn-
milton aaAess the aras IF the said Court
ts ma directed ard delivered. ! DO hereby
glxs p4eisv nogssae To all persons Stsssn Nc
tie said steSrsssr ~ Nsssel. her nasstsFS-
engines. tackle. assrssTsi ard furniture Gr
ln AaS manner interested therein sssat
they hs anj Arpr8r before fhs said ifSs-
trsct Court 81 b~ held sc Gre sH1Y 81 Sc
attic ~ ARD Tor t}t NORTH bern pssis8ao 81
the pEszrsct ST WsShsngtan. aa sas a#Ea
aay II ATFsi nsss. at - ctecs IN the
forenoon ssf aaf s&V tpsaxBsted Tie ssassse
xhaA R-a a ,say IL sesrsSsttcfsoa. otherwise
on the ssxs s5&y ~ Jurisdiction .hervsftefs,
then and there Ia ,HfFrpeSse their .ss s1ss
and ~ make their allegations In shSE Be
hAsFs
Dated sh4s sstn asy ~ Msre.s. \ y. Isss,
< " fnE. L, = Marshal.
ny " w TYLER, Deputy,
Preston. carr a Gilman. tS-cctoFs FOR
fBs4stnt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. March .s-Strsngsh pre-
vailed nearly all day In the stock market
with fosAl dealings OF over q million
shares. The effect Of extensive realizing
was not felt until near the close. when tn@
tone was saSy. but recessions still left
material advances on many stocks. London
after soEr- early purchases sold freely on
The advance here but the stock was weil
taken. Sterling exchange WAS strong and
the money essseT Call money. which had
touched s g.sv cent. wss loaned at the close
at Az An incident bringing forth favor
able comment was ire weeks increase os
nearly a million In exports Of na4rc hsrssiise
Practically the enfy Iaggards In the list
were the Morgan esoeks including ffss
cfasers Louisville Atcfssson .rsts~rs<1
ard Manhattan The sstss~ was weak OF,
threatened increased competition by the
Underground rssad waich the Metropolitan
company offer 10 construct Metropolitan
Jumped 10 - at the opening on the as
ssxnrssus that 10 woasla profit by an s,rs.
ss@Egrc2nd railway being thEs relieved Of
the long haul OF iss surface ears The
stock later ios. tw0 points of fts advance
TIE conspicuous strength az Northwest
shicfs made a ne& assvanc. ef IA after an
extreme advance Of points more. bad q
gotss effect aR other rs1i~ays. particularly
sae Eandaxnslts. Pas5fscs, Omaha rising
rofrse TIE decrease 81 Fessrssasy sssrplsss
earnings fo- The burlington had a no.
Frsnf asy GarsregstTgg effect on the stock
Sat IL csss~ai at ssssat the best Sugar On
comparatively moderate dealings rose ~
retaining rEseTe than hal ct So advances
77gfasAasS Sss9ckss were ssz~psy advanced
RI anticipation or the Increased eagstslxa.
tserl 81 sAs AFs1srtc2a Tobacco gssSE parry az
ire ssncsAsolae~~' meeting today grzsssAfyrs
Transit advanced esssBss &gss3 Canaas5sas-
q. Gas 4 ws91ss AEaerseSa FsBplsfr mi
gs@a1s5as ssas afss skS ard strength gssss.
ryssszssn aSSsgrs4 ne ire strength r. a
naaznsser es ts@ st4g5sTa EEsss~ays was ths
TssasxsaE zssssst af usaney received by tAe
ssls as ss4scaga Il Altos ssscx 70 tao sag
sssss4ssz svrsss1A,e The advance ~ Martin.
seSs. as.sss Passs@e ss8 ssw YORK. Cea-
sFss ~as eessSsssS liz soSrs quarters w.sh
"a Tggess1ssas IT confidence has sn@ reads
srssEza Nsa ARIA sx8sssa ess although IRIS kssxrv
Fzr~Fssy syses e<ISDHstsc 4SaEass SgNggs 80
SA~sssssSssx Interest TA@ hnssS marker
-sgsvr<s ss-sxsgsy ssgwz-s. ~ sy~nra,fv wssf
fNs sts@k -enw ernssss@ Trial sales "a
szsssF~ t.nssess Safes oil feasre k1d he
SEES S3ESaew4 = "a sSe hss pres
Money asa Exehasee-
Msasy On CAL 80 pr esaI. hss lcaaa
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that w1e agn1nae e. pgeces hQIaAtaA 49,
crafty carried tho rEfcs DOWN. Ihe<a wan
q MARKED fais1ng on in cfcp dAAnAgo ccup
rsai4ss Il was uot csaiEusd THAI the WIN
ter crop damage which recently has -
Narrowed ur she fe~afn0D Of speculation
has been repaired Nevertheless IL Actten
ct thu MARKET Suu8ested an tmrreHut0n
tAak spUe such idsA pe~S9zsea h tAe ~
Atlantic ports caearAnceo OF wheat and
aour were isAaeo nshe1A An irnprovsEnrnt
cf Ia centtWeu ~ Antwerp ard report
Of the Orange Judd Farmer making the
average condition OF winter wheat 01
against 80 NJ year were the incentivee
that ARRESTED the decline Hradstreetie
stasssnent OF sSS.0eo h1shela decrease n
the wcrid.s visaeie supp&y had slightU
hufEseA erect. huS the o0l0 were MOI A.
Ereesav< while the oenrs wure inclined 70
press the advAntAge already gained -
that no permanent material tmprovement
lever at ercm n&o down TO n,c sold
down TO NAc and In the dnAl 9tf0lBie -
nAc. IL closed with nuyerS ~ NC.
Corn was heavy On quite . Moaeeato
amount Of speculative trade. Tha wcak-
nesa Of wheat was the chief influence ana
lower quotations from Liverpool hkew,oe
helped May corn cieeed Ne icwW.
Oats were weak aud loser 1x1o 10 the
liberal selling by ionfe and the eAstnaDo
Of wheat and corn. Nay oAko lot ssHSc.
Selling by PACKING concerns which have
recently been the b<u< buyerD weakened
provaa4ons. TIE wcakneaa Of gSaans and
lack Of speculation an1iDtea In the decsinA
May pork lose lsc. lard Nc. and rib 14c
Xo. = Wha0n.
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oils and Turpcntine.

Csiinder oil. hbls. 4casec. cases. SC aa-
Ss wSs,s cad doboing,-psoneer or car
tor ano-ib lots. sac. sae-Eh lets. ssse. less
,han sslih lots. 81, Prepared paints =
cal cans slt7efi 50: i-gal cans 81 sasl, q.
.-gai cans. si55asi-so. quart cans. 81. esa
ITa.
Nails. Tools and Cerdsge.
~as,s (,sbb1ngl-Sew list cut ..as,
,,s to Cos. Il -: Us % Chs. wire. 50 10. A'ss-
- oohoingt~ saws-Crosscur, Dls..
s.w's futile toosa, s'ssssc per ~ HasnboId,
RI Csna1ian racer and razor steel. Tss ne,
Il. hard. pisssan's, 10 per cent afT list
Axes-~s.nsie BIZ. = pc, doz. double bit.
8 per don s ,rs "a a,'a spsaes-Sieel. s.
lem - 90 s. per dox- Aas,oeks-f, s5ss
per dos p.eks~.Railroad Is seas psr
doz Forks~tiay. e and 10 per cent on
Steel. solo per 10. Fies-s5 and % nes
Sea Scales Howe. and Fairbanks. platform
sn - ~" or cent. OF list: eoanirr' I, 80, -
cent. Of list: spcfSord scales, Is per cent
of list
Rope ooeelngl- Manila, i'..lneh and
ana s-,hresa. isc, s.sai. lA.-inch and tar ~.
or lt2c: i.-thr@aa. nAc. and s-fh~ssT
iss.c. tarrea ia.h ysrn. sisal. us.c per 10
T,n-ssFs 3 and d = 8, asr Per cent cen, y, on
san, an s s sres ana u Der cent OF an
sGasum-per nsls Gysslisa
Wire Black. plain G$t. galvanix~f,
t.ars.sd fence. 0-3a, green wire cloth "a IS
rer isn sa. tsei
Ygw.ssr t3otSinE>- Back blasting 80.
rsx g% eisaaf-Hsrcales or Indsa, !
rssntse. ~ peg cent. use per case o. "a ~
80 stump. ssSe, improved Ja'ssag1 S.asrnr
uso Golden Pheasant sporting. e n
sesSs E Dssrs. ss~e. Esss, sis a.. ksss
Shesr lfs,a,SAnel-p Drop. si.SS PER ssas e.sss
.ssf s. ~ chilled shot. s. "
rass. per Loo aoaaie tape. s.; trim.
sssassing Gaze NIX. So per 100.
Heavy Hardware.
p.r tron Cosasnsy-2 isc base. Sorxsx
srsE a. per Ia
Iron pipe Cohnsnsl- wreusa; iron. AL
slse@ black and galvanized. ~ per cent
OF l&ss-
Sheet xGnc t3ola.nEp- i2e per IL.
TIA Plate iseesmgs-e- saYcosl plates.
trsEht 70. ikxa. s. 80 per box. N. 81
charcoal Plates. tesae. IA. AXIS. $40. re-
alpsessi. asx@s. SO.
slaeSt araE tsses.!Ts9 American eun-
u.on. Na. =. SIC; galvanized. - ard
safrrse bar8@-t5sIvanixsa, csc Der 10.
alack. Sc per - -
49, rs~r % EXTRA @1F&fx BIC
Lsmser .aa building Materials
rs.ss~-sslgerfSsr Ge&ls9y. per ". Ma er.
sssses rsas~ca& zt& s$e str. o. zss q NJ !
.ss,ssss Ssaxt. exs~snsnn Ts@T NJ g. ssss9s
sgsr4see less 8, -. csVssF sSinss saEfs. 49,
az N
frs~ E4sgzssse - RaNga. & tascx gsss.~A ~ssr-
fazsss crr @r fwa sZsae4s : n an. = trsssz
wssss~ g@aA l~aE&as - ~ - feet special
lssgsns .s@c yxr NJ extra 5-5mea fnssa szs
u1s. as vertical grain. 81 p~T VI wssr4
ET<ssFfnx ssrsssexs ASA matched E-S8sz
stss<-x hoaxxs s-tsscA. ys91s. l@-gnsn g. xss
-. y inca, xst.a. Tsreiaxs Nc e. tsrch
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29


Available Gratn sappIy.
Special cable and Geographic asYices TO
Bradstree1's Indicate the following changes
in the available supply OF grain last safur
day a. compared with the preceding Satsr-
day:
Whsat--unlted States ard canassa, east
OF the Rockies. increase 81 90 bushels
Liverpool Corn Trade News sisoat for and
gupp.y. decrease Ts9 90 blshsss.
Corn United States and Canada east OF
the Rockies. dscreass l2.aD bushe&.
Cais~Tnised States snd casasias east OF
the Rockies. increase i9t0o bushels
The aggregate stocks q wheat bed AT
Portland Tacoma ard Seattle were de-
crease ls.ou bushels during she week
Geaerai Qsessstons.
FTour-Recssuts. q. sss harreA. exports
s.lf. barrels. market neglected and weak.
whsat--Reeeirsx. G.ssU bushels. exports
81. sTy bushels. spot. weak. No. red. size
{, o b. options ofessd weak and were IN
auescea all day by soeai EqofAssson. heavy
outside ceiling, beart<a cables and foreign
selling Furthermore. home crop news
Was less eesILsn. ewing 70 SHOWS over the
market closed i91ac nes decflne. March.
ssss~gs4s- rstos@rs sgr&s May rlrs~9 At Tskr.
July cso#ed at 1tac. September csosea al
Wocs-rnH.
Uars-gseaAy
csofyee-0pslonx cpsnsa quiet a. net un.
csssnxsa prsse sases wsrs 2. h.xs. Ia
Der. sxc; Dscsrnhes. 3 sty-: spes RIO. dan.
No. invoice. & I tsc No Z t3htsTsx, 6 o ise
Nd, ssssst cosioya, sGi4a-
aaxaT-Eaw steady fair reensng. I've
centrifugal. ~ test. ssxc. refined. Inactive
bot steady.
Metals.
Pig lT3n- ~ afrarfs &c ssafi
t~opp~g--f.ake. Isssns Il -
Tszs~-te&ET@i -.
Sgssstss-sE4s "
Fseas*-ts s1sasss yzss T~hs f3rn TIA. rxm
tire setting price fer miners anil smst.eys
zsSos a. Sad at 81. ~ AZ fae SIoae.
*
CHIC A6O NAHkET&
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CHICAGO MsyrA A%-~Mfse~ wearhs.
and Eeaxy faA 81 seow asex large
sFcs&sF4 az TIE winter wheat ssyansry gave
wheat ssak stars. E8gerpp@E senf sewsr
azssssar 20 sextn with ard ASH l1wxs
ss a later sage New YORK wired thar
fsgssgyssrx xvFe sessiDg freesv az shs swa
beard The southwest sagrh has 81 sst=
been EAs s~ss ns1yer, turned s~sl<y Lsseas
STARTS as<s covered ~ freely rArsnsiy fhat
sae rz&skss gef Issfte sapporf frsn shns
in1erso< - VITA - Unc8 = ~ 0knnt5en
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NOTICE ra coSrRA.runs.

NOTICE To AgcIsfTEs rS-Tho Raara
81 Reasats az the Washington AEficul-
tarai College and SessaF 81 Science ia
vfte architects 81 present plans and
skesehes fer science HAN ard Ferry Hall
THE beys ,ssrmtsorsl as thesg annual
meeting al Pullman. Washington, April
Gh, iSxs 81 v ascf tEale An architect and
superintendent viii ne se&ecsed and sns-
pleseS prescribed ny law. ssasHpEste
cstalasd plans ana s5ssS3fiesl tsans are rot
reaiHyed. II > suggested that ail draw
tnks "a ln iak. Ths plans submitted are
no. 10 - regarded C.s-satssss sslys. ard
the EoaT3 resolves sas gAxat 20 select
seeh Areh,tect 2H& superintendent as sr
us saSs 81 il deems best and 10 MAKE
sach Co'-ttACR win said arehltesss aHt
sspeTsai sent as IL deems rsaxt savSsf.
sSsetis ~ tHN college Attention = cali
- to tie following provision ~ the taS
Tac t~&rS provided for 4n thts chapter
snah have rs wsg Ia their dtsSTesf0a 30 esu-
psey sSsi5s's aTEAiecets ansi saIf@srtagesssi-
esss 70 PR ake plans ana spes-s : Ga items.
We to supervise the cgFass rsestssys ~ any
az IRE a'si,ftosS previdsst few 81 sai~ cAsp.
serstees ~iaisss q. she provisions Snst re-
.s'FfsSsans of tHss eet."
NoTiEE To CONTRACTORS SEALED
Prop ~ - Fse@fvsSf GA ar before are
~ e faSS us AeE7i sSsh. iSsss. sat she
es.yst7...,.aU &tA csnsaas.teTa az .-est@sa
saal-t7.a 81 f-F exssstas water warAs
eNt&a 800 eat- isA tv me sstN ~ See
aNsts N iatstfE eH Efv s&t3 saaitt anS
.asN7ae = srazffS uaser Supply ffsEs &C.
,nas'asFi aiss seTetee system n rs Gay
AHe &offFfset esiE is@ tss tn fse4F so ~%Esas~
sss sN-H5e s3NS &Na VII embrace tsas
'es.a~ 2F zrea ES9sssS ~ construction
At sss isls5sfa taes siA4
Heal nsfss 81 GEAR Rsssr. eSE=sss2as
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PORTLAND, March A-There IL very
little wheat Offering and the bulk Of the
transactions are for milling purposes.
exporters are quoting about 5s9Ssc for
Walla Waiia. but are not getting very
much a. those figures. Valley is nosninaIiy
about 5sc and hluessem saGsac although
round lot OF very choice lots was bought
In Tacoma by Portland buyer today At
zisc.
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New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1.--coftoo-
Steady; mid6iings. Sisc
New Jerk.
NEW YoRK, March H.-Cotson--ouise:
nliddlnxa s-i6c.
e = .
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TIM WOOL MARKETS.


BOSTON, March sS~-The wool market
here continues unsettled. owing 10 the
many trade combination rtfm0fs. Fleece
WOODS continue quiet but some sales are
noted at 3e4Gs7c for Ohio and above. Ter
ritory WOODS are quiet, with prices nom
lnai. For sine medium and fine woods 40
4ac 10 quoted for secured.
The price OF Australian woods holds
about the same.
Territory woods Montana fine medium
and fsne. Ic91sc. secured. u0tsc: staple.
Sc
Wvominr-Fiue medium and fine. I'D
fse: ~,oured sNs4sec staple. 4szfSIc.
Anstraisan-Scoured basis, eomhtng SUI
perflne Ss0I5c: do good, G0Ssc: Do avss-
are G1f7EJr
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CAisase.

CHICAGO. March x-~The iessened Of
ferings OF cattle today stopped the down.
ward course OF prices but thers Was no
rally: fancy cattle. 8 D0Sa: choice stesrs.
s. SdiS.s medium steers ASoQAS; hetf
steers 0s69f4.sS; atockers ana feeders,
81 4o<. q: bulls. - D<5N. Cows and Aeisefs.
81 sOfsa.7s, wesfern fed steerM M1eQ&v:
Texas steers. Q.Ab6$: calves. 3t8T.A
Hogs-Pricea ruled sX<1Sc higher early
bss, turned weak: fair TO choice grades
81 1rxna ssis: heavy PACKING lotA 14H9Q
s.-5 mixed g Ap1A0; butchers. 400
3. szt<; light, S. H0e 81: piss 18Ee4Ss
Trade WAS brisk IN sheep and prioso
ruled strong to loo higher: poor 20 prime
sheep. g .As.io: yearlinss, N00kH: and
Receipss-Catsie. acoo: hogs. lxcce; sheep.
13,oe.
OMAHA March A--Cattle-Rsceipts, T.
so head. market slow and steady: native
beef steers, - i036 70: western steers. I'm
1t 20: Texas steerH, a6bfT4 80; cows and
hetfers s. 547+ Is. camera e b06fa 30: stcck.
ers and feeders, MA -. calves. e1oGM;
balls ana staKx. - @4fse s.
Hogs-Recespts. 800 head; market -
7sxc higher. heavy, 0.6Ug- 70. mixed. 0.Sp1
az light. 81 s0453ss: bulk or safes. $asS9
Sheer,-Raeespts, n. 90: market active ana
steady: fair TO choice natives ~ co.'s 10:
fair to choice westerns, t4Qt 60: common
and stock sheep. SsG57s: ixr1hs. Nxf35.se.
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MARKET IND TRADE REVIEW.

neatsIe. March =. ises.
. EAsAAA3e9 ~ sfta Sex-sie, TxcoSnA, Sps
kane and Portland clsarsnx houses today
Clearancex- Balances
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Dairy PR0aOCto-
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm Creamery. ls021c:
dairy. uir07Sc.
Eggs-Gteady. Fresh, lihGl2c
Cheese--Steady. Creamery, u60l9to
- = y
LIVE STOCK MAAkETA
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nsssh. - No. . ~ v or channel rustic.
e~ drop siding. weight xaS loo. Cix5aA
Ffr timber soisss and scanfanx. roaxh
Ns0Gss: 1 z ~ 1<yAS; 3 1 s fuSfsk
Box boards. Is-inea ard up SIS
Washington Red Cedar Lursber-Rough.
HEss: level siding. weight 7n lbs. ntsFts 80:
ceiling. weights. Nos. /, and q Inch
l8e lbs. Nos. I. and J. S-snch. N
lbs xsa9s. waiascosinx. sta<fza. rustic.
s<ssN; "a shingles. 81 o. standard Shin
xaes. G-1o; Inch finish, Il "A and u feet.
Z. s. and 70 feet. SsxS3es p4ckcex 81
Kiln dried 81 ia advance Of green.
DTAyagF sxs~
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TACOMA WHEAT MAnKEr.

TACOMA. March c-wheat-Ciub, Sc,
claestsri, &c Quotations nominal
q e
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
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