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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-02
YAK1MA NKws.
a Road TO = Coal Mine Through
the ucdoe Pass Notes.

NeKva MAMMA. TsA -fne Rasas Of
Tra5e al S@Ffit aaksgsa are aceFArsGg 81
halle a tasnrske - fae t'1GFass csssl rssuo
situated IN the hisls soaat - Easssz aess
81 thas city
II l. reported that = Essfgx 81 esssl easE
nceFs are seistsx grade Tsks ts.@s1 fsftss
Eapisss towards this effs. II sHsy eate -
SaAsar, bat fhvEu i 10 suues sg5at ufe lssAe
another si&assaRti asasal Fsslrasat slli sss
ter Aede fa<tnsa ex the gsg 81 the
MsAxee pass
Real estate transfers susE auw are eene
tned ~ iess es aktssa zxss.sts. whlssi, Ese-
fnE coissstiensi Sef9 sEess se5se hssSnaSs Ia
cations. are ear4 IA aasssS ssg wgsas prices
TIE AaspnS ~ NsFtA AassBss ase Fss
NArsnx 10 oFsaalas< = tsf@yser e Res 81
AfvH AasstsS 1uefe s siNaky % s~sSl 1ssa-
terFss Ia thse ssetHtty. AMI frssxs sae pgNs
peElsy essezaasEr sAr hElsa fasge sAesa IS
nn dsGas bat saas tsaapsas h.st - ~sas
neatly sucrnsstaa
The seg Eena Il aAsaasi IN Saffs YRk-
HAS. srfae sscgessassx fesiaw hxs Aes8
scattering reszsss atsaas the strssss ard
ayeaslsss 81 sne sfty. szusinE sAe ssxAsA IL
HEtt f2lnahse dogs and sausesaosAt p~ts
Ihs lev fsss~sf, he saksusa HkrE1s9. WslI
eppear IN rs f.Fsk lskse kAis wesk. = u.
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BILL cocHnASE's BILL.


~ ANMH0IsUFNtWE n rhHUHrTHs
0IYAlrA. Feb. i.--sheriif Cochrape OF
King county has again begun his proceed
Ing 70 obtain from tho territory something
over $i2QQ. which he claims To be due for
tc:noying Territorial prisoners This IL the
same bill which Auditor Reed refused TO
audit, on the greand that Coehrane's
charges were exorbltant Il VIII be re-
membered that Cochsane then took the
1nac before the legislature. then Ia session,
and asked for reiiof, which was refused.
when J. Al. Murphy was appointed Au.
ottof Cochrane tooz the case before him,
bat Il was sQneiehed by that officer on the
n8ne grounds on which Reed refused 10
ouditit. He now begins proceedings 10
compai Auditor Murphy 70 audit bis &C.
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NEWS PROM ALASKA.
A sl0sp- Load Of whisky sniuEgled- :,
An Overdue Schooner.

regT TsywssEHp, Feb. The steamer
Ancon has arriyed from Alaska ports win
letters ana newspapers. The ssan<aa Pre-
frsss reiter.ses she stories Of ou'fsges On
Indian wouieis.
etitry. has been abolished by the govern
1neni, and Deputy Collector OF Customs
cfiftenden temporarily appointed inspee-
tor assaaf, vice Edward Haley, relieved.
Unly few days after the port was absn
fonesi q sloop 81 whisky from Fort slmp-
son, four miles away. was siaaRglesi.
The schooner Active has hee1 gone on u
trip 10 Puget sound since september II,
and as no tidiHgs have been since received
concerning her, e Is generally believed she
Aax been is,<t
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BAnIEs BURNED ro pEAfa.
A Cabin at Spokane rails Destroyed,
With Tive tscc ak.aatS.

SeakANT fALE.s. FeA, t-sFsed Eai3uRer
= young sieFmRtl, aasi safe, lets their two
babies sleeping iH cabin 81 fae sa0ars,s
aud sanp - town GA & shopping saaF
early las evening TN fetnraitlsg 81 3 AIS
hour they wnre hsFgsssssi "a ssa-s shesg hasoe
= srneiasfiiss mass and the ehsi&ssH
burned 80 ssestb. The aEieia 81 Ire ese i
unkn8nn, BAT il Is supposed i azh1ssl
lamp uiAica hsd hsen pianea ca Sahse
near The he'd s.shes exploded er was apNss
he the xssilus<tesz
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SAN FRAse1sco. Feb. i.--Captsin A. r.
Mehan, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Stockton
and senfor COMMANDER G. ~ Chester, the
committee appointed By Secretary whit
Buy TO select navy yard site on Puget
Sound. arrived here to-day from washing
ton. They start tomorrow for Olympia.
ana viii take the steamer Nauznnits thence
10 seattle and other points.
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FOOT OF sECoND ST. sgATTLT w
SEATTLE WOOD YARD,

ngy ALDER AND FKa MOOD CIT ANY
- desired aength- DTy Esaaase 4 sr.e-
esaAiy. JoAl delivered 70 any paFF 81 tas
sAfF. ORDERS Teees yea az LIS Fsuas xtysaes
Or Mt yard esa foYxfns s.arf, ss.t a. ss,ssss
street
mhls SIS IA gE%Kf1., p.op~sesos
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San FRANCISCO. Feb. I--Indicafions for
"a hours hours for Oregon and Washington
Territory: Fair weather in Southern Orc
gon: local rains elsewhere: variable winds:
nearly stationary temperature.
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JOHN c. JANIckE.

4 TTORyEY, NOTARY AND SURVEY
N or. Will practice before the United
states laad Office. Contests initiated, con-
Quoted and defended. Timber land eases
a specially. Vacant government land Sc
leeted and settlers located. Township
pIafs and abstract OF King coany corrected
up 70 date viii be found st my Office. Adj
dress Falls CITY, Esag County. w. T.
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Wa CHONG & G
CHINA TEA STORE.

4 IL KINDS or TEA DIRECT rgoa
: A Chka&, the pssxsss and best, frosa - ess.
to VI Per tacnEtd- Rice. epEusn, sllk hsnd
Eerenlefs aud Jsfsaaexe dishes. VERY esseaFs
BRICK store, Garner ThtrSs ard waAAlaxton
stEsse.s iel9
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TELEGKApHIc MARKETS.
xgw yonK sTocx gEylEw.


NE8 Y0gg, Feb 1.-The stock market
gave evidence OF rene wed Interest for the
outside public today. there being both q
broader and higher VOLTAGE of bust ness
than hiss been seen 81 many weeks. The
first sales showed advances over last even
ing's prices OF from 10 s per cent, and
while realizations OF the advances Of yes
terdav gave the list hesitating appeal
auce At first, the general iist soon followed
the lead of the EandetbiIts. and prices
slowly moved up oil over the list The
close was active aud strong.
Governments dnil aud fiFn.
ExcHAsGE AND SECURITIES
NEw YORK. Feb. L-Money GA cali.
easy al aa5; Prime mercantile paper. 4s1s.
Sterling exchange aufl and firm 60-siay
bills. &sssl4; demand. s4ssls.
BONDS.
fs tregisteresi]. i2gys n S. fregistered1 lu75ss
Is tcouponsl i265s 4sSs coupons iue
Pace dc Gs. ......... 20
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H.F Mcclure. s. n. sA;pley. L Hwheeler
Mcclure. Shi pley & Wheeler.

A TToRNEYS-AT -LAw - C0RP0RA A.
N tons specially; abstracts OF Kissap
county furnished. Rooms Il 4 = FeSler
territory.
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GALUSHA PARSONS,
ATT0gSEY-AT-LAw.
SEATTLE. WASH TY.
Lxte OF Des Moines. Iowa
ROOMS Il, AZ, 4. BOSTON BLOCK.
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EKsnY MCBRIDE.
HAROLD pRxsros,

HAROLD PRxsTos, EEsnY xcsRIDE,
=. II. CARR
Mcbride, Carr 81 Preston,
A TT0RSEYS AND CoUNSELLORS AT
n law. Offices at Laconner, Mount Yer.
non and Seattle. Seattle office, Yesier-
Leary block. jyITdw
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Nave your magazines, music,
and law books bound eubst1n-
tally at 2. Antnony's Hindery,
Opera Block.
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CAUTION

nENArs 81 frxzc. ss ny nzsss ~r.s !.
Iszli,e are sSxuipss6 on the koFsasa 81 - ...
ssIssysases1 szsses before lexrs nj e. 49,.
N1NA process me usxrsrs sexsnss 49,
w. l. DOUGLAS shoes az i rs.fssss.sS11 =
O. says Re LAS them wsts1nut ~ rs-.s -
yrae stamped "a TIE sos-rzs - ~
GosFr - = frxit1 -
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FIRED WARD. Manage,


ofer for sale Ia lots 70 suit
200 Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
300 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washirgton
Wild Hay. 80 TONS Wheat.
z Cars Bran and Shorts. mixed.
20 ton Ground and Rolled HarlsY
Spokane Mills Extra Flour.
Ellensbrrgh Mills Extra Flour.
1000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats.
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s. u. HOLMES. NJ.
rrsHER.

7 ~ LfIN@
A RgHTTECT. - BUFFERS BUILDING.
u JaIae< ~, opposite Occidental Hosel.
s. Z. Ssgs1f, 4. RUFUS WILLARD. n. D.
IoIsSs. SMITH * WILLARD
physicians AND sDRGEoSS-oEFECE
1 rnztein's Block, 'FRONT.' street GfsCe
a0@vS--S a. p. %. aaA 20 : p. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
THE TRADE OUTLOOK PERP1ExING.

The business failures In the last week, reported
by r. G. Dun & Co., Of the Mercantile Agency, were
243 In the United States and forty-sx In Canada
total Of ESQ against 3o3 in the previous week and 2F3
IN the corresponding week last year. In their weekly
review Of trade, Messrs Dun Co seem TO be some
what peplexed. They say In substance:
ACTUAL Improvement in business continues: az n
THOUGH mere Is still much complaint that the ua1e
thus far this year has been disappointing The pay
nent through banks arc large the movement pf IRE
s larger and the earnings Of the railroad satisfactory,
but The output Of iron has declined and the uncertain
ties IN grain, cotton iron and minor metal markets
arec, many Departments OF business unfavoraOy:
The upward movement in prices which was noticed
last week has not been sustained the general sVerasv
thap week ago. though still about that much above
the level Of February ]. In the money anu stoc B
not very Iuporant but on the whole In the dfec'on
Of i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco, Feb. TO- 1889.
OREGON SHORT LINE REPORT.

Friday, Feb 15-p. m
The Oregon Short Line Railroad to-day pub
lished its statement for the month of December,
1883 printed below, showing net earnings for
that month of II 2,G47, or nearly 90 per cent
more than in December, 1887. The net earnings
for the year 1883 were 81 ,2i9,9I6-a gain on
those of 1887 of s522 $50, or nearly ~ per cent
By the Union Paciic's report for Ss'. the Oregon
Short Lines first charges, including taxes, are
about s0s0,00O In 1887 its loss by leased
lines, Oregon Railway and Navigation, was
sl8,OS3 Probably the loss III 1888, by the
operation of leased lines and guarantees, was
equal to, IL not greater than In 1887 But u
is TO b. remembered that the earnings Of s8S are
made ND on the old basis of a division Of earnings
with the Union Pacific, which was notable, prn-
cipaily, for It's lack of equity and disregard Of
contracts. The new division OF earnings, wllich
went into effect January !, 1907 II reIfoactlI We
and when the figures on the new OASIS are MADE
up will materially affect the past earnings as
well as the future earnings OIL inc snort Lime
II is estimated that the change VAL increase me
earnings of the Short Line on the basis Of the
busnes OF $685. between 100000 ana S4OO,O"O
The leased Oregon Railway and Navigation starts
the first month of the new year win a gam IN
gross earnings Of $50. 900. The friends ana re-
cent buyers Of Oregon Short Line confidently
predict that its earnings for 1859 VIII oe luiV
per cent on the stock.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
To-day stock market started out with renewed
raids on the Granger stocks, with Rock lshnd
the conspicuous feature. OF Rock Island the
probabilities are that there was some long
selling Of stock induced by The In6une's story
that the impression was growing that neither
the Burlington and Quincy nor the Illinois Cen
trail could be bulldozcd into accepting outside
dictation' The authorities OF that impression
before night were anxious and urgent buyers Of
Burlington and Quincy, Rock Island and Illinois
Central az -2a3 per cent higher hsures than
the early selling prices. 1t was. reported and
denied that the Burlington and Quincy had signed
the agreement 1t will sign If II has not The
movement among the stockholders oil the Illinois
Central management is growing, and to-day the
cables have been kept hot with dispatches relative
10 new proxies 10 be used at the next election.
The mornings stock loan market reflected con-
siderable addition TO the short interest In the
granger stocks. but il Is probable that the days
operations have resulted in little liquidation of
both sides of the speculative account. The gen
era market was only slightly affected by the early
raid on the grangers that it's late improvene nj
was less marked than was the advance in them.
The market was strong all the time, and IL closed
strong
Government bonds were dull with the quotations
steady as follows:
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
r7ri..s States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
- FOR
INVESTORS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
HARVEY FISK &; SONS,
Bankers, % Nassau-st., New-i orA'

Yow.Yorh Friday Feb. 15-BEEy LSII II. G 1So
eaii9a1s o. and western road ioF schyaIlzchd Suz.
bercnr; SO carloads at Goh-st, OF wlSh 90 S'Srn and
eaosd. to kaufman and ~ ea d eSDo az
jersey City, the latter including LoaJ 40 for H. Cold.
s'eT' f'5 Co1te e hslfdozcn carloads o. sve cattle
he !eSt supply butchers took hold With itte 90 NOR?
than on weinedy ana na2y ,gS ,he FREQ arrivals
~ Chicago this past week onunous oil continued 10"
hgSi m 10 pfm6 steers sold at SO 7odsi 70 p 100
r oxen and stays at 50 2oQs3 co. cows az - 1890 10
ana As proof Of the extraordinarily low price o. beef may
Be cited tn; I pa IA, a ending re FSbrusry swift Co.
sid in 653 carcasses Of beet Averaging 0o'
~ h hs ptae P ea6c advc quote price for
ilerated beef IN London at "a OF eo rse AZ
estimated dressed weight. o.o o,,,. ., tho po,.
crya Sy n oa od include SO LAKE. Lax sapo
adfH Ml n; and T The RhodorS for London win PAS head
by lehman Bros The Canada taxes Gn SSpFaaS ~
ssS the a Barrac SSH 25 sheep for l. Daba
sbesD MePherson: II Ohio steers I2 20 S sVera az
X, q q 20 do 1873 D. at 81 80; do 14oo ~ at
Sherman iS Give y Is Ohio steers 12z4 n at q e
y chc1G2 d. il's at = = DO 4S 1919 5 at q % Il o.
1886 n. at $40; y DO, 1852 n. at - 4S; Bulls
1870 o "a 95 10 c SEca iSq sts 37o g
9 1858 ~ az q 10 90, 20 DO l2SS 9s a. d. T. 1888 r. u
Is 30 T. DO ia X at - dS 1850 r. a g. 50 70
do 1910 n a. g 10 e oxen 1891 IN, az 81 ~ 20 "a Is
Ia }
SO TO- 1923 O., at II 10. .oo - . ., On
J. r Sadcr Go. - Ohio steers, lSop 3D. "t - ~
l o., 1000 ~ at SO 90 ,oce , .. a, -
DO 1929 =. at e IS. , q. . ., *. =,
5. Sanders IS Chicago Steers, Isl ID AZ ~ 49, ~
Chicago Bulls, 1876 n, az So Go a. ,oo- - NJ
So i6 do 944 n at a. 40 "a do, $40 n at 81 10 do
$50 n ~ ~ 10 no., ,.a c,.oa,
Tor al grade, with sales NJ western calves AT 9tgt1L an
ordinary good Veas a. $40 % 30 PIN" ia'''ns AM
Bucks County Calves brought ~ ., 400 .
salcs-uic abeck Hols S5 Wcst In tsiys 90 ~
average - loo n 10 40. fl2 IT, M - ~ D q"
gas M ~ - 10 DO 353 N. ~ s5 ~ . ,
Dnlcnback Dewey; 40 western CAV =, $50 ID a. -
hume Mullen Neais. lao n. al - %
Tuif & buckingham o Veals 1f2 u, az -, ,.o .
newton Gillett Yeals, lbs ~ al to / uo loo 10
a, $500 -,,
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Receip,s Is l-2 CARLOADS o
2 eas hcsd-10 carloads at 60th-st an LIZ ear
loads Jersey City; and n least h,te.l
rarIoads already Inc pens Market slow and dc
rand limited but prices were fairly -. ady. cnd bette
inquiry IS expected tomorrow. Nearly dozen carload
,,gere 70 sell The close.
Common e Prime Sheep sold at 81 6oas6 20 and
carload Of Choice PeansylYania do. 1eS u average
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IguTes. -, -, ,.-,,.. - -.
Stock Exchange. Consolidate
COTTON mARKrrs.-BY TELEGRAPH


,rvrppoot Feb I'D D. m-Cotton-The sales ot the day
Included & 200 American Futures closed nrln
SnSrcsu Mddng clause February dehyery
.s6.d sellers; February and March delivery, 3o-o4
md Nav delivery So4d buyers; May and June delivery
bSi6Id BUYERS june and July delivery 5o-o3d buyers
yrv and August delivery 3664d sellers: August and
senteber delivery, 3464d Sellers september delivery
o "a Cad sellers. 1910. 5000
c,ryrsroy Feb l5-Cot,on easy Middling, 1915; Low
Mddlng OBJ Good Ordinary s'a net anu gross i'SepIs
81 es costgise bales sales, ga bales STOCK 80 lo9
and gross receipts. 1881 bales exports 70
,b continent $50 bales coastwise SI5 bales sales s93
bses. -
gross receipts. 1877 bales exports cods"se IVA UaicS
Gales 400 bales stock 4l.sSS bales ... y nor
tekly-Net receipts 9.676 bales; gross recepts 39So
bales xpOrts Britain, 1888 Dales coas"Se SV4
bales sales, 3,sl6 bales -
SAVANNAH Feb. l5-Cotton steady Middling; 9l9; Low
Mddl,ne s7s Good Ordinary. 7l6 net and gross re,
cepts 32ll bales exports c0as"ss 100 DATES saio -'o
Net and gross receipts 1882 bales exports &c
the coptnent 1875 bales coaswse. l2o4f Dalesi Siie
2.4O0 bales. 49,.
Tow NIiddlng li6 Good Ordinary. 1906 net receipts
bales gross receipts $3.50 bales; exports 70 Great
Britain 245 bales; 10 France lil bales sales oo baes
stock 3555e3 bales $500.
weeky-Net receipts AZ lo7 baos gross reocPts A. lsS
10 o5l haeg exports the continent 53o6 Dales coast
Wise s 5gS bales sales. 1850 bales.
ST LOUIS Feb. lJ-CoitOn easy. MiddlDg lll6 Low
Hiddlinr 81 Good Ordinary, So net receiptA 4,1Ot
6sIes ros. receipts bales shipments, 27es bales
sales 500 bales stock IS S65 bales - o.,,. "a -,f
baies Shipments Is i3i bales sales 1850 bales
YORK Feb Following are the net receipts OF th'
cotton al an ports since September J. lseS:
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Feb l1co9n nOmnay steSdy Mds sapsrn
gGS n n% % IS sSS' FAMILY
City Mills Rio Brands Extra = 2SS9 90 WINTER ,sst
ssp So 90 EIs PFsaSS
.sGy n4@ No. Winter
$1,000 February & M' nnet st whts
Ys dEy and
ssrea5y az sta%sr spot At
were ggSt;ed e Graded 80
&c. Waite s5ss $40 quiet steady 3. Is P Pay
n' Mes. en RS At 20 S SSR 6
.sss &C. X: Rs E,
S9ss RenneS 1oo Goaee r steady RIO easOss fair
1f7 ln EcdGed Sgsas {S@' isHS
liverpool per sta% gS si aq per 1 Sas
Pgf eE 1Sn IS IN sisss &
Wheat 81 sg SSo o Ge5a 24'OoO
BUFFALO Feb i5-wheatrhe market closed with several
s ,Fsdos n e for NJ SPFpf af 60
e Mnrs 81 az. 30 Ncrhsrn Il i6 spring 81 l2'
T S5 e y Ssss Sss5 oS So ann wife HS MSga an
Corn unsettled No Yellow at So a 80 On fg rae
CAS- a@s etG and S Unchanged 30 White White
2egSoo No Mixed az 29c on track Canada sSr s
Mo- Extra s. ss7c No canqda q92c Rye dull and
q Psisns s5 E2aF so Bt SS%t9a
weak Winter Bran 81 90 Spence S.9 so
$1,000 O e 500 900 tSsS lush
NLeaV Ao,VVV Suoh' N"i" 'O'~NN ~N
BosroN Feb 10 Flour and steady Common
TTra 81 25ai 90; Visions Patents 50 20 SO 80 pa
koa Patents 260t6 90 Minnesota Patents ~ 20 db eO
spring Patents Choice % Fancy 1881 o. Corn a9t
[IbS45o; Good No Grade :; Di5 oats quiet steady
No White 80 600 No White 35q35 &c shorts d!tl
and unchanged Mdd,res per Ion. ST 006&3O 80 Butter
steady Western EIia Creamery y v8Oo Eastern Extra
Creamery 7G2Sc N0tcru ENrl Creamery 2Vc: PROVISIONS
steady New Mess PORK sl5 ~ Gl5 5Oi old Mess PORK
sl6 6Oel6 25, Extra Prime New $4 90 ola Lard - %
steady Boston Small ID II &c western
small ll!,al2e. Bec qaiel Ness, 7SGsS 90 b1tss
frn New York I4,ra ia l2c Vc1n Mt Extra l2c Eggs
dull and stoady Eastern Extras lS~ lIo vermont Ex'
tras lSc New uampsAil" tNtfas. II lvct western
TTtras &c Western "a &c Receipts Flour 900
bbs and 500 Corn 5000 bush. Data 1900 bush
shorts 10 tons
CHoAso Feb 15The leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

l4alsc Packing Butter il8l2c Eggs weak Pennsyvsnis
Firsts a lac Western Firss ls6I9hc. Cheese snatyi
Part SKINS 68sc. Full skins 213c. sugarReined firm;
powderod AZ TIC; GRADUATED at $40. Feed Winter
tsst in Ibis loo Reoeipts-Four $500 bDls Wheat
900 bush Corn $4,000 bush oats $500 bush Ship.
riepts-Wheat 1000 bush Corn $500 bush oats 1000
bush
ar forrs Feb l5-Four quiet and steady Wheat higher
No Red cash p8lac bid May 98s09sssc closing asia4
qs 5c asked July S646s69c closing So nc Corn lower;
No Mixed cash 28o March 2sba2ss,c, closing 20
asked. May 30asG3lc closing 3Q1c bid June 3l13l.
oosinr 3lc asked oats dull No. g. cash 24a25Asc BID
May 27@c bur to be had later under 2ssc. Rye
S2asso No Canada n 97sc Choice Wisconsin IS 870o
40a45c; Medium 500 55c. HayLdght local dery1nd but
steady Prsno SO OO6ss 90; Timothy 80 5O02 90 Bran
steady at SIC Faxseed steady nj 81 so Lead 81 S.
Butter steady; Creamery "a 026c: Dairy 20a22c Egg
steady Good Stock 10 Guaranteed 0ac C0rnmea At
81 s6asi 90 whskey steady 81 o. Provisions steady Pork
az SI2 90 Lard - Prime steamer nominal s6 80.
Dryst Shoulders at e 70 Long Clear and RIBS
Sc 1876 10 short Clear at So S066 IS Bacon-shoui
aers a. O. s79I Long Clear and RIBS Is ooes7 90,
Receipts-Flour 5000 bbs Wleat 5000 bush. Corn
1000 bush. Shipments 5000 bills whes, 1000
bush Corn $4,000 Dush oats $4,000 bush Rye 1000
bush Barley 5000 bush.
TOLEDO Feb l5-wheat cash 80 = i0l ~ May $3.50;
July 9O9c Corn active cash February 33iqc May
36c Oats quiet 26c Covers@ed dali Cash IS 7a;
February 81 i7a March o. 90 ReceipsWheat 900 bnsh
Corn 1000 bush Oats 1900 bush shipments 5000
bnsh Corn 1000 BUSH Oats Loco BUSH Cloverseed 32e
bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
Nyw.I DIRK Feb. l5-fOllOwing ar. the net feCelPts
cotton al all ports since September i, leeo;
pPODUCE MARKETS.

LrvEKrooI- Feb 1880 m-Beef-In poor demand ma j,
extra India los Cd prime easy at oes "a
PorS-In poor demand prime Eastern, at COS Sd
do Western easy 57s Cd Hanslp poor demand Bacon
moor demand; Cumberland easy 3Ss short ribs
sasy AZ @ long short clear mddes heavy 55 10 80 lbs
easy Al 3 Cd long short clear middes hight 40 10 so
ABS easy Sd shoulders at a Oh Cheesein poor
demand railow-l poor demand spirits OF turpentine
I'm root demand strong S6s Cd Rosinln fair demand
Iaspot ard iutuTes-n demand prime Western sot
dull al 81 February dun az 34s Cd March ana April dul
Al 80. 90 Wheat-In fair demand Flo9r.in a,r demand
Corn-Spot-hc has improved; utnresin poor de
Inand ixedWesern spot dull al IS 4d February duli at
a. ID March steady 0ad April steady at Is Hops at
LondOn-New. York State In fair demand
refrigerator beef-fOreqar'eT 4'4u
headquarters, I'd per ID o., -
TOSpos FEB i5-Linseed cake, SO l5s1 &c It's &c pei
ton sperm Oil $40 $50 per tGn sugar US "a
per cuba centrifugal poszng SO degrees. anu l5 So
FOR Cuba MuscovadO fair rehning spirits OF turpentne
35s per Australian tallow bee-2ss 2Ss per cw
muoE-29s Sd 3os 81 Per ewt cocosnu o-Cochn US q
2es per rwt Ceyon, 26s sd U27s .
Provisions American refrigerator beef forequarters
3s Cd hndquarters. Is Oh per lbs by the carcass ~
ASTURRP Feb 15Wileoxs lard closed at 80 francs 20
centiInes per 100 kilos.
AS1WExP Feb Petr0eumtins pale American II francs
lqo eeutnes "a and II francs % oentiines sellers
BIsxnH, FEB. I0-Petroleum- marks 80 ptennig<