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PARTIES bound for Alaska shot,

take AZ least twenty dollars In silver
orarters. halves and dollars along with
them. SIS II is very searcs in that coun-
try and the inability 10 make exact
caanEe frequently results IN extcrilon On
the part OF packers. boatDsn and others
of,ea resulting in compelling parties 70
nav from fifty cents 10 two or three doh
lars IL excess Of regular rates.
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FloGr-Dull
wheat-No spring. sIIs9z.c, No. 3
spring. s7GsSi2c: No. red. Sl.6sia.
Corn-No. 2 2sisc.
oats-No 2 2sssc: No. white. :. o. b..
2sizGS0c; No. 3 white. T. 0. b.. Sl.a2s.c
Rye-No. p is14c.
Barley-No. >. f. o b.. SiG SIC.
FlaxsRed-No. l. iii
Timothy Seea-Prinas. sa5
Pork-Mess. per barrel, Slafa71o Is.
Lard-Per 100 pounds. s50s5425. 10
Short Ribs-Ssdes flooSel 81 a3xi5 q
Shoulde-s-Dry s8ited tboxedD 44.d5c
Short Sides-Clear lboxed). S5.2sssl5.45.
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods, per
gallon 81 l>1-
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THROUGH NINE STATES.

The North-Westera Line comprises over
900 miles OF perfectly equipped railway
IN Illnois Iowa, Wisconsin. Michigan.
Minnesota, North Dakota. South Dakota.
Nebraska and Wyoming. I; operates the
meet trains Ia the world, The service 10
chicago. Milwaukee and all the principal
c,tte. Of the East and Southeast cannot
Ia surosssed Insist on having your ticket
wa The North-western-' +. w. Parker.
Commercial Agent. sss tarss avenue. Seat
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 10 Post-Intelligencer.
TATOOSH, March So y. m,-Barome-
ter @,2o: light rain. wind south, twenty
two miles. Passed in--Tug Tyee p. m.
NEAH BAY. March ST. D. m.-Light
rain: light southwest wind.
CLALLAM March S.-A y. m.-Cloudy:
light west wind.
PORT ANGELES. March S.+ p. M
Barometer. S0.iS: cloudy: wind west. Tug
Vigilant at dock.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Or, March s.-There Is
httle better feeling IN tae local wheat mar
ket, due 10 the foreign market showing
more signs OF steadiness. Exporters are
paying iJQ1ec for Walla Walia and some
lots were reported sold al higher figures.
Valley and bluestem were quiet at 7.H1sc.
Cieared-Br. ship Rosshire for Queens
town, Is, Zoo bushels Of wheat.
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Breadstuma.

SAN FRANCISCO. March s.-Wheat
quiet: during the week IL mas been purely
a weather market. Barley stronger for
both spot goods and options. There has
been very little dong N oats during the
week. market quiet. Spot quotations
were.
Flour-Net cash for family extras A55
14S; bakers extra, S4.3o6ii-40.
Wheat-Sh. piping. sL4yn1.iII. for No /,
and 81. 42i1 for choice; milling 81. 45ll 4s3.
Barley-Feed, 81. log i.l2l2; brewing. s1.1z.z
&l.2o.
oats-Poor to fair. si1zlsa115; good to
choice, sl.l1i21l .22i2; fancy feed, si-Z:iza1
LIS; gray. s1.i5Q1l5ia; milling. 81. aegl Is !:
Surprise. sl.AqLS5: black for seed. sl.3s
9l.5o; red. $i.Scai.45.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks, Il, 1872; wheat CEN
tails. 1900. barley, centals, s. LIS. do Ore
gon. 100 beans, sacks. 300; corn, centals,
~. do Eastern. go; potatoes, sacks, LII:
onions. sacks. $50. bran. sacks. PIG; mid
bales, 20; hides, number, e00; wine, gallons,
1890.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Firm; December, $l.33n; May,
81. +ts
Bariey-Quiet; December. s7s.c; May.
sl.07%4.
coTn-Large yellow. slsa1O7ls.
Bran-sleg 1850.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Fali-Southern coast lambs. 7Tsc:
S.dii JudQtln ldHIDs, 4aiSc, northern lambs.
Haze: mountain lambs. ie4lzc: San Joa-
quin plains. 7Q9c; Humboldt and Mendo-
cino, 14lfi5c
Hops-Old crop nominal; new, l2l.Ql7izc.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Millstuffs- Middiings, s2ed22 30.
Hay-W heat, sl6alS.50; wheat and oat,
sl6aT.50. best barley, sl3.50dl5.50; alfalfa,
sio.5oali; clover. sllal3, stock, sl1al2;
compressed wheat. Sigh; straw. per bale.
35isGi5e
Potatoes-Early Rose. e5a75c; river Bur
banks. 5oQe5c: river reds, 50li60c; sweet,
i5us5c; Oregon Burbanks 70gSDc
vegetables Silverskin onions. s.. 5o12 s.,
cucumhers. 5oc4Sl; garlic. 3izQ4c; green
peas, 3lx4tc; string beans. loGi5c per lb;
gus s9sc; egg plant, 4q9c Chile green
peppers, .25c: mushrooms. 10000 per ID.
Fruit-Apples. choice. sl25; cranberries.
s9as: oranges, navels. sl.25g3, Mexican
lines. repack, $3.50: common California
lemons, 15c9$l&: do choice. 81 50lra; ba-
nanas. sl92.25 per bunch; p!neapples. $2q
Butter Fancy creamery. lsc: do sec
onds. l.hqlsc; fancy dairy. lie: do sec
Cheese-New. sI4g12c: old. &c: California
cream cheddar, sleu1lc: Young America,
ai nfsss-S'ore' i''saii'' fancy ranch liz
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. IialSc per III;
turkey hens, l1913c: old ROSTERS s4fl50;
young ROSTERS. s1al750; small broilers,
So 5oaii.50; large broilers. S.. 5e.gs 80: fryers
s6Gs50; hens, s4u5: old ducks, Sii5: geese
si.50aii.75 per pair; old pigeons, 81 rs; young
pigeons, a.50g2.25.
Sterling on London. sixty days. s4s3;
do sight SASH.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. 55ls Drafts-Sight -. 20
Mex dolls i1i1rf4E Te1avraph
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CHIC AGO MARKETS,
Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. March s-A we'll defined
hulish sentiment was apparent at the
opening in wheat. There was a drop in
English cOnsols. rejecting the apprehen-
sion of trouble between England and Rus
STA, and Liverpool showed a substantial
advance, reporting that receipts OF wheat
siderahly below receipts last year. There
has been less prospect Of trouble between
the United States and Spain
Plenty OF bearish statistical news was
a hand, but thsserowd was too builssh on
the European situation to pay any atten-
ton 90 this at first With a good demand
Tor shorts. July opened lse higher at ssN.
and advanced al once 10 s07sC May
opened isaS.c higher at 81 a. al. O5Is. The
later delivery however. has almost failed
"a excite interest Al so7sc for July. offer
iags became heavier that being cali
price There was free selling against
these privileges. and also a good deal OF
scattered rsaiiz.ng. This resulted in a
period OF dullness followed. with prices
keeping within an exceptionally narrow
range About the only iuieres; was tho
sl.ei. 70 v aich figure that delivery had de-
ciined- This buying prevented the market
from getting below. that figure.
Around the noon hour the market began
20 show strength again. Rad reports as TO
the crop conditions in Missouri and M
mods came in. Buying OF July BY ! house
which has been a heavy seller lately be-
came quite pronounced. and as Letter
brokers were at the same time supporting
Nav, prices Slowly recovered. The advance
also resulted IN a considerable broadening
Of the trade as shorts came into the mar
ket TO affirm themselves. Predictions OF
a co.d wave 20 follow rain were ignored
early bat brought In some outside orders
later IN the session july advanced to
SIS .sAlse and left on az slc May closed
at s. an and September at s0izc
The feeling in corn was quite steady all
through the session. the revival in The
shipping demand being the principal fac
tor. May closed iSR..c higher.
Oats were slow AMI firm. within A very
narrow range. May closed ~ higher
Provisions were weak most OF the time
There was coDsidera bic lQuIfattou
through commission houses early in the
day. bsst H-tle buying near TIE close
caused a better feeling the market in a
general way closing steady. Nav pork
closed 1irc lower. May lard unchanged and
May ribs unchanged.
Wheat. No. =.
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing.
July 41y nss !. 8 s,,sss y ~ =. 81 =
III il il .s :5>s IS i Is Il:
Oats. No. =.
Nay - 2. sAas.,. -e=.sE
Mess Pork. per Barrel.
Nav Sc = So - Salo So IT,
Jay ...la "a Is ~ 1915 10 ~
Lard. per 100 Pounds
Jaly :. ..s1. s1s siN So
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WASHINGTON. March s-Today's
stationery OF the condition OF the treasury
shows: Avalla bic cash balance. s223. f3s e5s;
gold reserve slss so g.s5.
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the butt
ter market was steady. Creamery. l3Q i9i2c;
dairy, li4l7c.
Cheese-Quiet: S4iSi4c.
EggSSteady; fresh. 1eo.
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THE Northern Pacific are now selling
tickets 10 Eastern Po!nis at greatly re-
duced rates. Cali at their Offices for par.
I4cu.ara-
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

whest-No. / club, &c: No. l bluestem,
re. milling wheat. No. / club. nc; No.
tiueste1l Soc.
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A curious difficulty has closed navigation
on the Danube canal between Orsova and
Turn SEVERN. The current Is so strong
that tugs are unable to draw ships through
IL
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. March s-wneat, No. club,
&c: No. ! bIgestem, 11c.
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Meats. Provisions and Fish.

~
! Fresh Meats Oobbing) Cow beef "a
liz per 10: steer beef, Sc per ID; mutton
nsc per 10; pork. &c per Id. veal large
Dssse. veal small 70.
lalac: hams. small. i09ssliisc: breakfast
bacon. lie: dry salt sides. TTsiSc
Fresh Fish CobbingD -HaIlbut. Sc: sal
nou. sQse; salmon trout SGioc; fioun-
lass, sc. perch, Sizzilc: mountain trout
3s.0i5c: shrimps. lee. ssnelt 3Gf4c; tom
lsa tc: herring sQic: oysters. Olympia,
Ger sack: Dungeness crabs. 1--we. soc; cook
smoked Fish 0oboing,- Salmon. steel
Ralibus. chunks. Ice: sides. &c: hucklings
-, per box. herring 80
Sailed Fish gohbing,-Red. salmon. $3.50:
4sts n-hbis. $40: xxx herring. io.ib nails
To. Holland herring, kegs. N.5-ff1 &.
Alssks herring. bhls s.. smoked scaled
serrsng ies per box. soc; ssplced herring.
rs; codash 9Th bricks. .ql9c. whols
4tod iSlh boxes Sc.
Canned Fish 0obblng>---Clams. s-lb
@sr. no; Holsters. lib tins per doz. 81 IS
4es@ 8; salmon Columbia river Lib tine
~ deg 10; Alaska pink. 81 Alaska sill
49, dos no Puget so sound 81; ,sardines
zts rs. plain s. ioasee: KEY q s05S
~, sardines American. i,s. psr dor SOC
ask.rei s-lb TINS per doz. ss-5e. shrlmps
Canned Meats oohbins)-nevtlea ham
MssS. ccrned beef. lib cans. 81 q
Mined beef s-le tins s. =: clipped beef
s rass sss i sssA rd asFe esk lS e 3
8resss mutton Sc 1a03fn, roast turkey
70: pigs feet. s-lh tins. .sa5
Butter. Cheese. Eggs aud Poultry.
Ratier-Ranch IERi7e; fancy dairy. IN
pSsxafss .asse Washington crssmerles.
Cheese to6blngA Native Waxh,,t-- go :,
&isc Eastern ~ asf2c -
J. Eggs 0oahing Oregon. 139flSisc: strictly
Gem Honsy-@glso: Nevada. i4e: strain.
! Poai,ry -presssd chickens lie. live
chickens. 1914; dressed turkeys. Ice.
Sfsr 70. si9WSc. figs. California per ~
laaek. sAsc waite. in sacks 81. in h,xss
asIzS; peaches. eyaporafed. per "a a -
apples elesg RED. per n. si4c: pr1,ss
sssasngton. ast5c. California. s95,. raie,
I l.. SIS ger t1N leose. Nu~.tffI'os
TEsae nrr ih. srstilsrs Nuxrs-=flea ~,
ktilsss suitanas. tffSc per 70. Smvrva a.
Ly isrse lie. fancy small. i-c. slaen
Vegetables and Fruit.
po'atcss Coahirel N7-Ve sle@17- r7.t..
se Ne8u: Yek.ma. @4flr. onions sp-
srsskins. sr bssts. 1,sf.ssc psr So
sease lsc per 10. red SsG-
per aare5 Per rsrr lsi s saa.ifioe er. Is
ssaes. ssesse per dosea. Gill;,
matOes ms Ter box: ho.Nsalsss' ', =, !
100 - yer lh. hoia2gse c1eil,s, - Us.
ssfx tac vsrsrlps. NFess sgtEf 80.
Pause. r. -t.e uer fn. radIsh.e
y SoS DNtras~ Et-fa a0ta-s sst sa,. .t-~
aneAss, rhuaaTh i4c, green oeae. .5,s.
Sss. S1ssfl v}, nANFls s. -r, h,.++
aasss s. sf1s l~1s-'raa taz.-. Gala 1870
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siss. n-1; currsnts, gallon tins. 81 30:
plu-ns. ga.ian tins. s2-s9. 2,1-lb tins. N-1o.
grapes .-s-rss tins SIG.
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DR. ANNIE USSELL.-Diseases u
women. - E0xwes-
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SYNOPSIS.
Seattle Local Report--Maximum temper
allure, - degrees: minimum. e; mean. 40.
Weather. partly cloudy. No rain.
q. n. SALISBURY,
Section Director Weather Bureau
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iIRKEI AND TRADE REVIEW.

8 Seattle. March s. ises-
exchanges ~ the Seattie. Tacoma, sloo-
ard Portland clearing houses t1dAy
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General Quotations.

Flour-Receipts. ae.iss barrels: exports.
1864 barrels; market, neglected but fairly
steady.
Wheat-Receipts. 1885 bushels Spot.
firm: No red, SLOTS. fob. afioat to ar
rive. Options opened firm on higher
cables and European war news: after mid
day declined under realizing. finally rail-
lied, and closed lsI7sc net higher. Late
months strong on prediction of cold wave.
Wooi-Quiet.
Hops-Quiet.
petroleum-Dull.
Coffee-Options closed barely steady 50
10 points lower. Sales. 10000 bags. in
Guiding: March. a.4oc; May. 45l5.50c.
Spot-Rio. easy; No. invoice. &C, No. I
jobbing, &c. Mild, steady; Cordova, sA
Qi6c.
Sugar-Raw. steady: fair refining. 3ssc:
centrifugal, Sc test. 4isc; refined, quiet.
Metals.
Pig iron-Warrants. Sc. 75G36s5.
Copper-Lake, si1slla bid. SIC asked.
Tin-sl4.2 70 bid. SASS asked.
Spelter-A25 bid, $3.50 asked.
Leads. So@3STi2.
The firm that fixes the selling price for
miners and smelters quotes lead az S3.65
at the close.
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Total sales.
The Visible supply.

Special cable and Geographic dispatches
to Bradstreet's. covering the principal
points OF accumulation. Indicate the follow
ing changes in visible supplies last Satur-
day as compared with the preceding Sat-
GrdayS:
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THE MARITIME RECORD.
FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. March 5, 1885
Fair weather
y. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI-
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle March lSNS
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Wheat. United States and
Canada. east of Rockies,

bushels .,-......... 1900 .-... l.34s.n 90
Afioat and in Europe. bu.. 49,. eo0, 600
Worlds supply. total bu.. $50. 2.4i3. 600
Corn, United States and
Canada, east of Rockies,
bushels ......... ..........3li.o0 900 .........
Oats. United States and
Canada. east OF Rockies,
nnn
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White Lead 0obbng)-Pfoneer or Carter
2ooo-b lots sac: 50o-lb lots Size less than
500 lbs &C. Prepared paints. 5-gal cans
81 sal 60: 1-gal cans 81 soGsl s5: iA-gal cans.
si.55QLs0: quart cans. si.G0d1.75.
miscellaneous.
Soap Uobbsngl-Seattle Savon, 20s. 5sc:
fe0S, Sc: Electric. POS. sll0; zoos s. 20: Gill
bert < Co. Dora, zoos s. IS: 2Os csc: Co
rhine, l00s. 50 90 Jos, soc: Rabbits. 2s, 81:
zoos 81 So; Proctor q CANDLES Ivory u.s.
g. IS: zoos s.: CASTLE. white. 12lisc per 10:
CASTLE. notified I0c.
Tobacco Oobbingl-Plug chewing. Climax,
A2c; Star. i2e: Horseshoe. 42c; Spearhead.
42c. Piper Heidsieck acc; Scroll Tag
e2i4c; Sun Tag. per 10. 52isc: Something
Good. Ale; fna cut. chewing. pail. los. $50
df1.5o. Seal OF North Carolina AS per 10,
sic: Us Coo; Lime Kiln, 2-oz 5Gc: 4-oz,
55c; Mas;id rs. 59c; Us SIC.
Paper 1obblng) - Gr0cers' straw &c.:
butchers straw. 2l4c; No. 2 manila, 4c:
No. / MANILA. Sc paper bags, less discount
list. drah express. 4iac
Bags Oohbing)-Grain. per 100. Sc So DID,
"a
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Sugar 0obbingl-Golden &C" in hbis. per
In SIC; extra &C" In bbis. per ID. 5s.e:
! dry sranulaied. In bbls. per n. 5Tsc: cube.
:: powdered. SIC; spot cash prices.
j Flour etc ftobhingl-Patent Excellent.
1Ass: Novelty A. 81: Star 01akers). g. 20;
yee. AS; California brands seeg
Is, huckwheat, per Dol. $40: per cwt.
IGn; graham, per bDi. 1915. or
bib sacks. s. per cwt: rolled oats, per bbl
tNs A75: rolled oats. bales, s265. honiny
.>r cw,, &; faxed wheat. s. per case.
whole wheat -four. per Dbl. 81: per ewt
ty. pearl barley. 1oo-lb sacks. &C.. 2s-lS
boxes 4ac. split peas. per 1oo-lb sack, sac:
S-fb hoxes. &c. pea meal, 50s. 400: los.
&C. farina. los, $40: cracked wheat. 50s,
ne ies s. g: oat meal steel cat 5ns
g Is. los. 10: corn meal. yellow. ies. 81 !;
ss. u.i9 white. fes. si.50: 5os. 49, faxed
Xhomsny bbls -; kegs s22
Coffee uobbingl -Green--Mocha. per H.
lie: Java. per n 24sf2Sc: Costa Riea.
S,hoee per n. 2ic K0astesi-Arhuckie' =
Xh io-lb cases. per cwt S1i.I5. Cobb cases
Ter cws tiiz: 36-lb cases per cwt. 81 25 !:
lava H-lb ,ins per H. &c, sacks sic:
Eden Mocha, s7isc; Caracola PC: Guate-
Zha.A. ne; ground coffee. i6Q20c: Lion. i00s
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! The following prices are eeing oHeleo 70
the producer By local dealers for delivery
| & round lots on tie dock or In the car AZ
GsaIn-Puget sound oats. taA1: barley.
nso9. puses sound wheat, chicken
iced 10. bran. ST.. shorts. kl6ffl7: corn. SlS
-Hay--puget sound hay. siIIl2 per ton.
fssteYr Washington timothy. siS9is.
Rye-whole f9d2i
Eegs--Ssrictiy fresh ranch, I3iaIl4c.
-pufter-E'resn ranca. I54i5c. creamery.
RD4zc,
foultry-Chlckens, live. f2c per ID.
live Stoek-choice beef cattle. cows, ga
-: aeera. 4L4aT.c. choice sheep, 4n4i3c.
eood hogs. 1--we &c. hogs, dressed, sQslzc:
caves dressed large. sc: small. 1a1c.:
caves. live. large. si4c. calves. i've. small,
>e1e
eesrs. over 90 lbs s1sizc: medium. per u,
z: Hxht under " his. &c: heavy cows, b0
<: Hght &c: salted kipe. 7c: calf. per 10. SC /.
green hides. Ic less than sailed: dry hides,
ser ID, l0ni2c; cuIis or above. one~talrd
ass. dry eiks per 10. szii2c. dry deer skiing
1nanxr per H. Isaac. good winter, i5c:
POOR 10 thin winter. sffi0c sheep pelts. long
ys5ol, Western Washington. cleaned. lie
Der n: dirty i0Faf2c per 10: wool. clean,
isaise: dirty timber stained. i2Qi4c. ta.'
ow. s4Gsc.
JobbtnE Quotations.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.,


CHICAGO. Dec. 16-CattIe-Prices show
81 no particular change Ed steers. So N
goo for inferior 10 fancy, greater par,
T,Sos 80, e o. Christmas beeves. IS. 4el6. %,
texas, VS.; fed Western steers. $3.50,
stocke-s and feeders, IS afT4 .
na!oss-s'eady at Yesterdays decline hogs
ssinng at an extreme range of S. 1898 taia.
chiefly at s.. Sogi3 IS: pigs. ss1is %.
,,r aneep ana Iainh.-Strong. \ sale Of
Price or the week. Prices ranged down 10
VIE for interiors yearlings. ST. so and sheen.
81 80. chiefly at 1876 for FED week.-mrs.
= Receipts-cattle. $4,000: hogs. ss.eoo; sheep,
Omaha.
oMAHA1Dec. l6.--Cattle-Receipts. 1000
nead Market steady. Native beef steers.
si9o.So; Western steers. s5-2oGa so; Texas
Steers, SS.5o4i; cows and heifers s3l044
40; stockers and feeders, S.. 25l4. 40: bulls
and stays. s.. 2SgS.S5
Hogs-Receip;s. l0.ooo head. Market,
shade 10 DC higher. Heavy, Ssa3: r.ixe,l,
$ .saz9s 80: light. S.. soqs. 35; bulk Of sales.
sheep-Receipts, 600 head. Market steady.
FAIR to choice natives. s.. 5oQ4 10: fair 10
CHOICE Westerns, So. iels 10: common 10
stock sheep, s.. 60d3. 70: lambs. sia5 Is.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-17
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Hfel6xfH6A.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 1s-Wheat was
stronger, owing 10 unfavo-a BILE reports of
higher. Barley held higher: futures adj
vAnced Sharply; spo, market quiet; offer
,ngs light Oats unchanged. but are firmly
held. Spot quotations were:
Flour-Net for family extras $415aI4 Is;
bakers extras, s. SOFA
Wheat-Shipplng. Sis for No. / and
N;I614 for CHOICE: milling, sl.I1iz9l2la
01.45 '-'''
.Oa;s-Poor 70 fair. N2od1. 22tk; good to
ssho e; 81 s.. 29aI ga fancy feed, $50; gray.
also -
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks, 2s00: do Oregon
.2,lsl; wheat, Oregon. centals. 1890; barley
centals, $3.50; do Oregon. s,405. oats, CEN
tails. !. 80: beans, sacks, III: corn, Eastern
centals, ,ooo: potatoes, sacks. Asst; do Ore
gon' lao; onions. sacks. $50; do Oregon
middings, sacks. 14o: hay. tons. S59: wool
bales, 2: hides, number, 667: raisins boxes
25o; wine. gallons. 1850: brandy. gallons,
4,si0.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Misunderstanding SlsQ2l; bran, $3.50
lil6.5o per ton.
Hay!Wheat. s185oa1s: wheat and oat
sl5ale.So: best barley, slai3.5o: alfalfa, 81
zoe. 10y
Potatoes--Early Rose. 5oas5c: river Bur
banks. 40q60c; Salinas Burbanks, 75cnsl
S1.35
Vegetables-Silver skin onions. soa75c;
garlic, o9'e; green peas. sac: string beans
6Qic per 70; tomatoes. 25a4oc box; egg
plant. 100l2l5c.
F'ruits-Apples. choice. 81: common, 4oc:
ranoerres. s1;50as; oranges. navels. 81 750p
z. 20: Mexican lines. re-pack So 50ffl. com
mon California lemons. sl1l 80: choice
California; lemons. s20i250: bananas, 81. ESQ
80 bunch: pineapples, sal dozen
Butter-Fancy creamery, soc: seconds. 81
picked, lSalsc: flrkln. ISaisc.
Cheese-New. li1a4l2c; old. loa1ic: Cali
America, 11i2a12sc: Eastern, 12al3c
Eggs-Store. 25d2Sc; fancy ranch, sOasec
Poultry-Turkey gobhlers, 12l2G13c lb:
turkey hens. 12l2Gl3c: old BOOSTERS. s4d4. 40:
Young ROSTERS sig5.5o: small brolers, 81
$50: hens. s3.5e6450; geese. a.564e pair.
old pigeons, sGl.25; young pigeons. 81. 5oG
LIS.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring-Neva 1o0l2i1c; Eastern
Oregon. l0nlec; valley, Oregon, 15617c.
Fall-Northern mountain lambs SGioc.
mountain lambs. 7Gi9c: San joaquin pIains
6QSc; Humboldt and Mendocino, e0l1c.
Hops-Crop Of 1898. 15dl7c.
Call Beard Sales.
>, Wheat-Easier: December. N.1sis: May,
Barley--Easy; December. $780,.
Corn-Large yellow, 81. 10
sl5.5oq1650
Exchange.
Sterling on London, sixty days. as2:
sterling on London. sight, S48
Financial.
Silver bars -. 5al4l Drafts-Sight Is
Mex dolls ..a3'4@4sss Telegraph E. :. liz