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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

gone - Detroit with lifer- Well. !
took her righ: up 20 Mrs. sheriff, who
was 4 mighty kind woman an sez-
/ I've brought you Company and told
I her who the woman vas An they
cried in each others arms. for women
are evrrIzstingIy sympathizfn' with
zach other You shall have the spsr-
rnoaH- you poor thing. ard stay here
Jest ss long a. ron like Sez Mrs
sheriff. and went OF 70 get her some
thin % eat
Can ron show mr. POOR Dicks
grave from here asked the widow.
STRIPPING 20 the door where was
sfanfiu.
NO. I can't sez T. for it's up on
the blufTs.' and I piEted oat the par
ticular blur where the varniut we're
buried
Do yoG s@e them two bosses s;sl<esi
over thar asked
Yes, sex she. an rs for them Tn
a widow tonight
-'Thar's a thousan' dollars worth
% hoSs-fesh. an one 5 only \ three
year-oid There's tro,tin' blood n
both - en- Your husband we're 4
I good judge % HOSES. mum
Too good she said. an began 20
I cry azin. an then We went inside the
I sheriff afore left
we've bought two new dogs an
th-y are some bloodhound. sex she
Al lows he isn't Zoin- to run emmy
more risiS an he s~appei Bail
IN Major foF en- I'm most scared Of
en- myself Would you like to So
en-
No sez = dogs amt ny line
Don't let EN- eat mp your COMPANY
'-'Ill take cas= % her ~ez sae. and
With that szai zoo.i-ui<ht 20 both
women and went home
I'd Just gos the store open in ths
mornin when wa sent for IN great
hurry 20 70 Mr. Sheriff Lord. but
she were a taSiu- on- >Gnhu- AMI
Baby Nine were both gone They had
been run ~ in the night By boss
thieves AMI jim the hired man hal
/ been Io-llSiu- for them since daylight
and therp xaru-- hide or hair Of either
20 ~ found
INV > AaaF- aa=NHNNs A-AA-s N~AAH-L
the null story haa been told half q
DOZEN times
Il Amt roused her. So Mrs.
sheriff she must be powerful tired =
sleep through such a noise. I zu-S-
III wake her uP. an with that 81
stepped % the door AMI rapp-A There
was uu answer. an ss- gave the d.sor
4 shove and went IN In minute he
v-ii@i for me. an z vuu believe ne
there vraru's No one there. an the bed
aai never been slept IN
--Tou cuulf h-v kaa-k-d Is both
DOWN zith t-arher sar there VA a
'xornan's -uWn "A a switch - IixA'
hair ar vel an some other togErrv.
An fastened . Il va bst Of paper
n watch we-s writ IN \ pain. sn-
hanlivrite-
Ia. "A noa't forget
THz WHO'S
Thea sasE the Traveller. looking
az afs wztrh- The -ris5n7v vr7s z,aus
--rh-t's what th-y sa5s. thet il
Nssu't NJ v-ouuaz silar di.z the Sih- bui
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

zE-re TOW zzd tsc1
Z removing cEc-si-
IL Ezr-=- E1- IT,
stomach zzss tcx~s
AID you the--nv
z~e61 4 rz-iszrTgs.,s
at distressing d.
zzgeue1rs and d
ezse= and wllI hxz-
lesz frequent z>=1
Ct voz- docErs
s<-Trc-
OF all ku1zu
zx<zf.s asr tbs rr--
: -nze D Fr---s
PTxzszzt Pellets ar
the best Omre
e-~&- thrr are al
WAYS in favor.
Tier secuzE1z-r e.
Ecr = - xe=7 tie
hoseAs sPez and
-gxIE rcc % FIR
tze- c1Esrr-zz-- as
- r. ease ~sFr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

John Grady, legiess white boot
black at Memphis Tenn read chap.
ter from the Bible IN his room at ar
early hour, and then Iezpe,f from ,he
third story Of a building 70 an alley.
dying IN 4 few minutes- Grady Ia,
been On spree for several weeks.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

BErsr-xz uza i Industrious = ~ rsz-ua
wHT re saaasi ehoaSe hIu for an 2ssociz.e-
Ma a. ~ asfuire - izfEstry ef 4 De- xs
d act are - cszizzE1-e rs I'D zzzrezzce -
Tsaux Mas Era
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

AT West Point. Miss three Is-vear
old sehOoIboys. Harry Robertsou- Ca.ev
Bryan and Euzsns COoner. fought
Bryan cut Robertson and Conner wf.b
= knife. INJECTING serious xounsIS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18
KNOWLEDGE

Bin-~ comfort and improvement and
ssu.is - personal enjoyment when
rally usel The many. who live bet
ter than Others ar,l ENJOY life more. with
- exueu.iitu-s. by uone promptly
ai1rtin< the worlds h.st rr-fucts 20
the nae-ls Ct phv-ic4l being. vii attest
the v1lue % health q tie Puqe liquid
LAXATIVE principles embraced N the
remedy, syrup Of Fir@
It, excriience Is due - It, presenting
in the form usdst acceptable and pleas
arr o. the t1ste. the refreshing and truly
heHeScill p-1pertles Of a perfect AK
ati~e. efecluaiiy cleansing Tire system.
d5-ue. lia- culi-. heai1che= ard fevg1s
alt reruaueuiiy cUrIuE cuu-tIp2tlou-
i. has gwen satl-flrIior % Millions AMI
r.. w1tn TIE approval of the meiical
prllf--a1n- herzg-e Ir arrs or the Aid
revs. Liver azl Bawek without weak
eulr- then AMI i- = perfectly free from
eFr-v atFscrl.f naaie suh~sauce-
-~ru5 e FIg- = ior -al- By At drug
r-=-s ia 5ssr ant a. hotties. bat i . Elzn-
MA sund hE th- Oa-if1<ri4 Flg @TrUP
- ouiv. wEa-e uanle - prlEte'l 81 every
rzckaze. zl-5 the uaE.e- >vrup q FiEs,
arl being AL Informed. yla VII 1Os
4cceps 4zy substitute Z o1z1eA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

Is -A&< e~-znti<ls.t e-rz~zu ~ arzzz xzs2
sas nerves xa8cA r-<as1zlE izsSzzf21esEz-a ,
- - <-~z- srrzz &c ~ez.aEzssz azss rHaszx..
svsrF shasx tseT ex2>-1snsez Th.->-e .hertr1ar
<nock$ 49, very Elra1- 74zzfz- Eas4 1lsrzre-
Enx w1e1 ra-s zs-rv-s ara Ee4z E1<seEsrE >
reza,Gr. l1e zerT-- zrzn4uL Z EtizSres
sep, ~slzza 4lz--11-z x11 zslpeE1.e- zza1 eua-
OURS azl1aglsn.@s<> Es1Az<l4. rzesz-zz-szn Ard
k1&nev zrs1oi<-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

- Issvp< evprv hzz~ in her head Will he faGlss
Il Sc snznxs he Eun'r xiex Ike bag steer
Z - sEssal.i happen % ind any Of them n
ths hs=--zIr AFTER Eney are married
Crszr-er
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

-x9wIkzoz TIE mix we get he->
: - ~.zk- said tie azTicul-urz1 er1sGr -
TIE f1rZer with whG7 ne vas ocSrS--rx-
E i flzsr sal< Minute <I-E Eau give these COWS
wafer % ss-iuk - Philadelphia Eecur-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

While out hunting near Wessusr..
land Tenn-- L Z Gaines shot At
A<ersoa fatally while playing vita
. presumably unloaded pistol
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

The operators of the North JeIlier
Coal Co at Gr7ys. Ky. have closed
their mines indefinitely The miner
have been out on strike since April
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

IL . said that ~Jade.- a tsmons
bloodhound owned At Chattanooga.
Tenn. tracked a negro - miles. LEAD
ing 10 his capture
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

FsssE-s-lssl understand Faz % szT thzs
LZ2--rzze wsss az<-Esz- sEs has zagxzl1zTs~-
FeE< Iep- "a every euE2xr- Plr-sosEE7xi
Chrgzs-sss Tel@y-z2e-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

IH onee famous court vioIiniss
E1rseo Mas. did In Rome . few dav.
ago He was a. one time a member q
the welEknown -Flnrentine Qaartett. :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

The Southern Railway Co, has cIo-eS
an order for $4,000 bushels of coal
~hieh vii befurniShsd from the Coal
Greek and JeIlieo Tenn nine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

A passenger train Of the Western
Railway Of Alabama went down an
ENHANCEMENT near OpeIii<z, Ala s.ura
people were injured
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

TEE Confederate Wouner-s Noruuen,
ASSOCIATION has been organized 1t Rseh-
nocd- and a charter IS 70 be obtained
Voluntary Subscriptions toward the
EcnE=@-t Few AMOUNT 20 six hundred
dollars
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

4 xsS who ass-i ~ keep eizar store -
1zzEiT ws=ns ma N. oEsssE aZzsizes- 10
srsI.-cz--si Is 1zSs customer - a<z-Eg II he
Egza4 a2Fs z -zzaesslzzEz- zzll1 o. SrrurE -
ta-s-s5r Ess-x
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

Why exz-- -hr-s - a 1xAs witlr1Es -
sesstiizx & hl111 zsSS Al eppcrs1t q
Nzr- r - VII E>x arr Hru1znss1- rzzLass
~ E-llI Eaf s1z sx1-tlF zaw lie t1l1E czz
- saze-N- Y TEleEzr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

DIX Tate the detAaltiuz state tr..s-
Erer Of keatneky- Is said 70 Be in Yo-
SohzDa- Japan and well supplied with
funds
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

Ms 1~stie Belts was acquitted a,
Blr1iagh2n- Ala. few davs azo. 81
the charge Of having Poisoaed hes -.
had
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

-tsz1EEr s>sszs chsagesi sTacs his trir
Nwzw GasSzr keE Fz1c----l-fiessi n
az-s--~szs LIZ AEaEn~r xi-t Amos =
ChS-z=E1 fzser Os-el1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

In the death Of John FLYNN and wife
near Niddleto~u- KY. there Is believed
70 DC either double murder or .mur-
der and suicide
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

W. 4 Miller and Miss Mlhrey Wat
terson- daughter Of Henry warrer-ou-
we're married in Louisville, KY. q few
days ago
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18
ASSIST NATURE

Va kwoCNT a ersIrI~lrioz ean MAKE shEs-
- b@zr trTslE-Z4u-s Kern
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18
1nfNDoS
TIicHr:

~ s7y asTii<-
totetfth-~torv.
saifi the man "a
rhe crzrscr box
A. be accepted 4
u5re ~ tobacco
FROM the >tr1n
ger 81 % " as
waiting for rhr
- &c b at
---ein - VOC new
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

tHs NfDssw-
Thea sat the srav-I-r- looking
az aHs wafrh- The eriisgv ras a nan
--rh-t's WA. th-y sa5i. thet il
Essa't NJ volaz saas dis1 the Fib- but
pal 81 the z1a- We Ivu-he,A IL were
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

HniEs s1ezrrH TIRE
!. -zksn nse-zalIv- Prise 60
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

HESEr wSrER HAEPxz
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditer's once
Yeste rdny.

Deeds Recorded In the Auditer's Once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1.
1894. are $59s, a33 There were filed for
record yesterday q deeds, the considera-
tions aggrcsa,ing si4,35o. Following is
the list ~ furnished by Osborne, Tremper
4 Co., abstractors of titles. lie Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
Fred +. Sander to II. A. Elliott, lots
and 8, Denny's North Seattle and others,
81.
Fred Z. Sander to II. A. Elliott, lots 0
and 10. block II, Watla WaiIa and others,
S. oo0.
Rosa Suffer to A. l.. Brown, lot s, block
% Northern Pacific. SIS.
D. II. Biackmnn to Aaron Coin, lots I
and ., block l2s, salmon bay park, 81.
ID. III. Blackman to ID. II. Winans, lots
10 to 2, block io7. Woodland park sup!
and others. 81.
Sheriff to Puget Mill Company. lot and
part lot 4. block 4;, A. A. Denny's, $3.50.
Thomas Watson TO John Kenny, lots 3
and "A, block &, South Park, $50.
o. :. Wright 10 +. A. Wright n x lot 4,
block A.. Terry's LIST. 5000.
w. Wagner 70 ]. II. Anspaush. lots 5
and &, block 3. Northern Pacific add. $500
u. Ii. Blackman to Emma Bowies, block
81. Woodland park SUPP. 5000.
I. +. Beckwith To +. Reich, niS lot Q,
block 3, Edes & Knights, $1,000
Harry White to r. Z. Orrhard, lot 20,
block ?, Sander Bow man Real Estate Com
pany's Isl, $780,
ID. NJ. shanks to O. 8 Maggie, 81 ofnk
of nwit Of nwi. Of sei<. -. D. s, 5000.
ID. II. Shank TO +. J. Thompson. nix Of
n % nw1. cfnwl4 of sell, %, *, S, 500
III. w. Higgins IL Washington SAVINGS
bank, lots and =. block &, Blrke's I'd, S.
4. l.. Blibray 20 Ada b. blackwell, lot 2,
block Ii. Quesn Anne add, slG0.
A. T. Bosman TO Ada II. blackwell, lots
is and IL, block :, Queen Anne add. 500
Joseph Fosnsugh to A. Brandon, in al
Of uwi$, II, -, 5. 2 acres. SIS.
NJ. II. Ropky so T.. o. hsines, lots 7. 9,
0 and 10, block i6. Evans & Biewets's. and
other, 81.
sheriff to Paul-Browey, lots and 2 and
e1s OF nwi., 20. 70. :, si.5cn
Schermsrhorn & cott.ng to H G. Bond
sell, sec 10, ~. Z, et 81, 81.
e. L. CoGfiGg, trustee, to II. @. Bond,
seit, sec TO- 70. Z. q; al. 81
{. W. SymoAas to Ida 4. Symonds, lo,s
and :, block 6. Harrison Heights, S7oa
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SAN FRASCIaco MARKK1s.
TIE srATK OF Trade.

SAN Francisco. Feb. 6-The receipts of
fresh vegetables is gradually increasing.
but the demand Is slow. Potatoes are
coming in large lots and more than half
comes from Oregon.
onions--Firm.
Sweet potatoes-Moderate supply.
The demand for fresh fruit is not active.
At the orange auction yesterday after
noon three car loads we're sold.
A good quality of apples sells readily.
In dairy produce the markets are rather
slow, with prices steady in butter and
lower for all kinds of eggs.
Cheese Unchanged.
The poultry market IL weak and duil.
Game receipts are equal to the demand;
prices are firm.
Produce receipts~Flour, quarter sacks.
Il. sns: Washington. /. 100; wheat. csntals.
5.ss7: Washington. =, s52; barley. cenials.
5.si2; oats, sacks. 30; Washington, Q. $50;
beans, sacks. SIS, potatoes. SACKS. 2, Isl.
sRxApsruFrs AND GRAINS.
rlour-we quote: Net cash prices for
family extras. Is. 50 per bbi; bakers
extras. So 3o6t2 40. sapernne. 81 ioG2 CO.
Wheat-Sc. / shipping. e1lzatSsA.c !;
choice bright, 7Sc; brewing. s2is aa2I.c.
uat.--Red. si@il5; black. ooc6ssL Is:
milling. u;i5ei- 22ls' fancy feed. $1,000
l. 25ts good TO choice. ST. i2jsdi.iTts: COM
mon to fair, aeeefs1.O7js, surprise, $I.25G
l.ss: gray. sl.0oet LIS per centsl.
riSANCIAI.
Drafts--on sight, New York, per 500. 2oc
premium.
Sterling bills-on London; sxty-day
bank $fSS
SIver-Bars. per onnce. 6sJs@s5c.
Mexican aollars-53i 4e15ic.
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Unique and Exquisite.

The interior of tas compartment car on "a,
NoFta-Westsra hae Is ike ssngsy palace.
paaafssl Tesi1sEce or an ArasIaa Nights dream OF
srlsz4eE-ss tie visitor Easy regard 1t
never n TIE Aasogy Of railway srxvsl rss
sEytAins 50 psEsees 81 xrehiseesure. so unique
ia eosSsaFa 80 Cxaztzsse IN taste O. 50 eosily Ia
decoration. sesn seea bsto.e. and IL was among
ihe grea; s.ghtx that asts$ctea the sstensaoa OF
tie world ~ Tire CeIarnhsaa exposition, ;his
marvellous ear eclirs1ng al oghers
The Aofta. " ssssfa Azassed "a Cascsso carry
ing isls together wisA enifef, ,Geepcr and alning
car, leaves ~ Paul every day IN TIE year, bs.sas
q. TIE same rate ~ Ii an eT9.Eagy sleeping car
r " fafxss, iaSss SQUAT assAs, ~ Sasxsy
ttrset Seattle.
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.IIAsTENso Hasx-fJehbsngl-w ssAsd.
Sac Per ibs unwasbs1, e per 10


p..~ $500 -.
az. =. - ?. 49, esosnx ~ ssAsd.
r.s- -
60 .,.,.-1 i. ) -
to-. J. 9 cosng 1--r.1ssis savoas - ase:
rs~ssss - - %. xLip lss. - -,
-. -. =. w. lsss ~ nl.e
-. - - Mss 49, nsoSi<is
49,. sL'vs -. % fsaefer oasn-
~ss.. 49,. - $Ss I@s, ~ eassias.
l5ssas or pornd
sss.N -tsooSsnxl - Piaes Ihex,ng,
s..a 49, "a TOT n1nrs. Per y &c: ieoz.
- 49, Fes y &c; norssshcs. Ase.
rr.hssd. So fpev Heidsseek- tSs<,
~. nsSsaskr sraiae pes n sc Scroll Tsg.
-. = - pap 4 =. per >. slsss; s,.ns-
saahx 1ood, 70 .. SIC. hne Gus ehew ing.
PAL o. ~ D. 4a5sssA snnoksng,
S ~, " "a e-o1 PER - tis' Il Ia iz-ox Per
ss.s OF Sorta Carolina. Aarburx "a, per
2. 90. Seas OF North Isrolsns. Msrou-~.
~ Per D. ose: Lane Ain. Z-axs per q.
~. &C. rer =, &c; Aasfss. Is, usc.
u. ~. pc
NoAl-t nosesale and retail Dcnhls
sseensa. - Per Ton averaes. IN cxr load
Ioss. - 90 mt <15o per ton, ssscsstss
scresninsss VIZ: Black Diamond, 81 per
ZOE.
5Ass-t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Per 100. $I5o;
90. III - 1e8h
g.
Pas PEI 10: manila, wrapping. &c; paper
bags, 80 Per cent OF list
sails. rceys axp co1nsax
yr.xYo,h..a g.. -. -. 49,,
sann. :. 80 -. -, :, oas - 90
Tonrs-sJoss.sn,ss- 60. $50, D,..
tor,ss ,,,,si. ,.,~..ss -. -. -. uashsss.
nd Tas.sn ' IT, 90 Psr -. = a r
dls, rsrev 81 49,. -, - 800
--Disston,s 5, -, eens "a - 49,
stneis - T. "a - an. s a. ~. ia
n -. a.. ss-sy -. az. doncas pits si-ss
~ sa1s 10 :. 49, A.. "a. ssss -
Harrs,.-~.r ya., s.s,s ~ ~. A., u.,.ass a
= per A. e. "a p..t~a.S &c "a
"a IS ~, a. rarssAu.s =, 81. - -. 80
cent cyr iiss ..rsna..r.,ss' p. II. tspes
p vaf..sc ...s sst.sssE. -. ~ ~.
--ss, 20 ~ - s~r. - %, ~.
Srrrt F.r~,Sa To- 50. rs ,or.,,.,,
Of. Aoo'-' a''- ~ P'' ssa~
f..w~ uowsrc~.., a.;n. "a a.
Bn~ks~. -, 80 -.,,. ~ ~ .A
scr7nxs Awp sxaras-y5 per cent. of.
IcE CExax FsKEzxss-White Mountain.
% per csat. Oh; lightning. 20 per cent on.
SIS per cent. on list; counter. 35 per cent.
on isf: sponsrd scales, - per cent on.
RorE-t Jcbbinsb -Manila. i,@-tnch and
iarger. le11c per 10; i2-shrsaf. lie Per In;
and 9.thread, Ii &c: slsai. Ia and larger.
IAc; is-thread. &c; and sthread. SIC;
sss>~ yss~1s ssS~as A4ssANss ~
per ID :.
IISwARE-Pieced. 50 per cent on;
stamped, 70 per cent of.
osAsirry p per cent. on new list.
OAKrM-Per bale. *AoOG5.sh
WIRE--e;aivaaized plain fence: 50 Oft;
nsacx plain, % Hnd 10 Oh. galvanized
barbed fence, 5A@ac per pound; green
wire ciotn. i.so per 100 50. II.
Fusx-Per LOO, double tape, So 30; triple
tape. wv.
kev 81 -s1sS. 4, ner cent Giant Hcrc,ie.
or Jud.ou dynamite s70T 81, ner case of q,
| lbs a, rer cent H.rc,.Ies or Ina.on av.
mantle ssess 81. Cbamn,o, or Tr;mmnh
stnmn 8, Imnrovcd Juason ssumn 81 20.
Golden Pleaxant sportsng gs-Ih. ksr IS, so.
| Dnnons rifie snortinr. 5S-Ib. keg 81. sea
or summer shooting as-Ib' keg a.. EarIe
| Durk a,-Ib. keg sii nsr ease
-fJohbincs-1ron q, mar hsv.
huck ,hot a. On. snilira sho, al a.
| hEAsf HARDWARE.
IRON PRE- Jobbingl-W Wrought iron. mp
| to Ia. black. 30 per cent. of list; larger
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Hor2
Hops-Qaset: stale. common - choice,
f59 &c; PAcific coast, 16x7soc.
MERCHANDISE.
Copper--Dali. Lake. $aTS.
Lead--Firm: domestic $32
Tin--S.esdy: Straits. siaSa. nominal
Cotfss-opfsons opened quiet ~ TO 10
points decline; generally weak. decline
caeckcd by reisefasion Of Leverage & Co,
of Rio, estimate of 6.5oQ. 60 both crops
closed dull =, points for near and
higher for far months. Saies. {, 600 bags.
including March. $I6.io: April, SIS. sof9
1855; May, sia6S. Spot Rio-Quiet; No.
Z, Ike.
sugas-Raw. firm: centrifugais. 96 test,
33i5c. Refined. fair demand and firm.
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SEATTLE. Feb. q, 1904
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
lsnd clearing houses today were:

The market on agricultural products has
undergone few changes within the past
week Wheat Is absolutely quiet. None
Is being bought by exporter5, and prices
ere 70 low that none Is offered. Freights
ore dull and no attempt is being made TO
charter vessels. While quotations here
are merely nominal. they are still held at
1rmer figures, 80 and So cents for club and
blue stem. respectively. These figures are
about 2k cents higher than can be paid
here now. owing to the depression in En-
gland, where wheat Is down to Is shiilings
per quarter.
Hops are unchanged. The market IL
quiet and no demand il being felt ~ pres
ent for the remainder of the crop.
Potatoes are Yea ker, although prices
have not materially changed from the low
figures OF last week. Considerable quaA-
titles are coming to market.
Eggs have declined TO an unheard-of
price at this season. Considerable guam
tlsIes of Easterns are yet in market, which
has tendency to cause lower prices, and
the mild weather has made fresh eggs
Plentiful.
While no changes are noted In dairy
products. reports from California indicate
tdecine in all kinds of butter.
Oats are weakening and corn 10 becom-
ing lrmer.
10 the wholesale grocery trade small
| shiie. pink and brown beans are advanc-
hs. Raisins are steady. dried and evap-
Grated peaches are advancing and all
kinds Of coffee have tendency to lower
prices.
Both lard and provisions are quoted
lover than last week.
Poultry is weak. and prices are lower
than last quotations.
Another reduction In granitsware II the
enly change made In the hardware quota
tons
A shipment of 2. 400 sacks Of -four by the
local mills to China is noted, being what
could DO furnished out of an order for 6.0o0
hacks
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CHICAGO MARKETS..
THE poaap OF TRADE.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6--Wheat-Dull: opened
&c lower than yesterdays close; declined
sc more, making new low record on free
liquidation OF. long property, reaching
good many steep loss orders and closed
weak, lie lower than yesterday. The canse
Of the weakness was tie continued mild
weather, weak cables. and light exports
and heavy receipts in the Northwest.
Receipts, 72000 bushels: shipments, 900
bushels. Closed: Cash. 5sssc; May, e24c.
Corn-Lower; cash. 34lsc; May, s7Isc.
oass-Easy; cash, 27a4c; May, 1880.
Rye--i4isc.
Barley ~ minal.
Fiax-s1 80.
Timothy-s4.i5.
Pork--Easy: cash. $io.15: May, So 23.
Lard-Easy: cash. $3.50: May. $7.22k.
Short ribs-Easy; cash, $6.12is; May,
g. 25.
shoulders-SS. 25@6o.
Short clear-$6. 1871 2k.
Whisky-Unehsnged; $1.1a
4 LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000 head. Market
steady; top prices for top steers, $5ea5 20:
others, $L5oal9o; medium. So 75ta4 25;
common, $3Ga5o; Texans, s.. 55CG365
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head. Market
slow az Zoe lower all around; rough heavy,
81 15Gf4a5 packers and mixed, $505 %; ;
prime heavy and butchers weights, S. IS
913o; prime light. s.. 2o,d5 25
Sheep--Receipts. 1900 head. Market
about steady; fair to good MIXED natives,
81 15eIS.50; Westerns, 81. 25tI3Sa.
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Market
FOREIGN Markets.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.

LfvEaPooI. Feb. 6.-Wheat--Demand
poor: holders offer freely; No. California.
S. 3d@5s Id; No. red winter, IS ld@5s
2jSd.
Corn--Steady: demand moderate mixed
Western, IS 10d.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-The publication Of the
government Board of Trade returns tor
1893 produced q profound impression
throughout tho country and has deepened
the gloom caused by the present CONNER
cial depression. Total imports last yenr.
14a5. o69 690S compared with f423, 793, $50
in lsJ2 aud f43o. AL. 2,4 in 1901
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MINING STOCKS
BOSTON sTocK MARKET.
NEW YORK MARKETS..
THE sroex EXCHANGE.

NEw SoRS. fsh. 6--speeg!ation was dull
and Gninseressing, with lover quotations
for majority of the shares trAdeii IN.
Sugar pasSiIIing aad Chicago Gas Suffered
from heavy offerings. Ia railroad stocks
-. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba ad-
vsaced per cent. and Northern Paciac
declined | per cent
Government bonas-Ssrong.
observation-disclosures; closed ~ Sic bid.
FINANCIAL
Mc1ey--tla cal easy 81 ] ger cent
closed at Pc. esa:- Prime paper al 3t2g
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