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CHAMPIONS WILL COURSE. The Big Match Race and Two Splen
 did Stakes at Ingleside.

The champion stake and the puppy event to be run at IngleSide tomorrow and Sunday were drawn at Pythian Castle last evening. The champion stake filled to the limit-thirty-two performers and never before was better aggrega- ton of fiers brought together on this coast Forty puppies will compete In their class. and in their class they are like the "champs s''-clinkers all.
 The drawing resulted as follows:
 Puppy stake-T McHughfs Matchless vs.- E. V SuIiivan's Maid of Erin; T; Cooney's Mys- Golden Russet eo Ts. S Halls Miss skyhaiL F. Reilly Speculation ys j. Quane's s Thad s,! Stey- Young America; B Doughertys Heather Dell ys K4oneys Lasse Fsyss y,sns J, stotfsan Bren naHras E. VI suIlivan's IIHs Backlock vs W Perry s Campania; ". sweeneys La Jnive ys J. Eagan's Mayfower Lynch S ;aabep,5 Maber Liberty Molly ys. Barrels Bros Mae Melody; T. Cooney,s. Kerry Cow IT, vs 1 Deekeiman & X Pan gle vs Larkey & Rocks Liberty Bell; J. bone; Larkey < Rocks Minerva vs. Dillon & Rley's Revolver; Lowe & Thompson's Phoebe vs. J. Eagans Billy Giadstone: A Merrill $ C. Burfeind's Royal Prize vs- E. " Sullivan s sunburst P. Reiiys Master Mat vs Dillon
 Champion stake-Russel & Wilson's Victor Chief ys J. Deans Gladiator; T McIInerney' IT s non's soubrette vs. J. Sheehan's Lass. O Cow rie; Lowe & Thompsons High Born B Lady ,. vs ThornhiII vs. Russel & Wilson's Glen Rosa; i; Dillon & Reilly,s Lady Jane ys H R. Bald Lowe & Thompson's Prince Hal Deckelman &. Penario's Old Glory vs; D; shannon's Swim Moondyne: w O,Nen's Promise Me vs. F. Blacks Occidental: Handy & & $ smiths , laa Ms vs; Ts. M as Kay Trant's i Eclipse; j. Byrnes' Mohawk vs. I. L. Sears Hot Stuff: J. Deans Mialma
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call, corner of Market and Third streets, open until 12 o'clock every night in the year.
 BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street. corner Clay; open until 9:S0 o'clock.
 ss7 Hayes street; open until 9:SO o'clock 621 McAllister street; open until S:3o o'clock. 6l5 Larkin street; open until 9:SO o'clock. 1s41 Mission street: open until 10 o'clock 2261 Market street, corner Sixteenth; open until o'clock.
 1O6 Eleventh street; open until o'clock 2526 Mission street; open until o'clock. NV corner of Twenty-secoDd and Kentucky streets open until clock.
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DRAWBACK ON SUGAR. Ford W. Thomas, Customs Broker, Wins a Hard = Eo1, erht Rattle

Collector Jackson was notified by dis patch from Washington yesterday that the United States Attorney General had rendered an opinion to the effect that when the quantity of sugar used in eX- ported canned fruit can be ascertalned the drawback on said sugar should be restored.
 Ford w. Thomas, customs broker, had been working for several months on the Washington authorities in order to bring about this decision, and his arguments were so cogent and unanswerable that the Attorney General acknowledged their force and rendered the decision just quoted.
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to his knees, or where one would judge his knees ought to be.
 When the time came for him to enter the cage his wife retreated a short distance, sat down and re- tired behind a newspaper. When ever the lion roared she would hide her face with the paper and would then peep out from behind 1t to note the progress of events. The few loungers about the grounds kept quiet after Cannon entered the cage until Captain Cardono told the fat man to hide behind him. This proved too much for the spectators, as the lion tanner could hide but a small portion of his compan- ion. The lion snarled and showed his teeth, but his demonstration of viciousness did not go beyond this. Cannon never took his eyes off him while in the cage and as he backed out through the false door said, 'Adieu, Wallace, adieu!"
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ture of try out for both the man and the king of beasts.
 Wallace was removed from his cage in the menagerie to another erected in the open for exhibition purposes. He at once made a sur vey of his temporary quarters and then awaited developments. Cap tain Cardono, who is in charge of
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05

THE CRYSTAL SWIMMING BATHS.
 Physicians recommend the Crystal warm sea SzatAr tub and swimming baths, North Beach.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05

THERE was a dress rehearsal at
 the Chutes yesterday, the prin-
 cipals in which were Wallace,
 the fierce African lion, and Henri Maurice Cannon, whose claim to fame Is based on the fact that he weighs over 600 pounds. It has been arranged that he shall give public exhibitions in the lions cage and the affair yesterday was in the na-
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up and down the grounds. His wife futtered about, drawing from her weighty lord the comment: "In- stead of giving me courage she is
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05

The Sutro Baths manager has arranged the following programme of aquatic sport for Sunday afternoon:
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05

WOMEN and girls wanted to work on fruit Apply immediately at factory on Grammar st. between Third and Fourth.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05
SITUATIONS wANrED-Continued.

NO 1 Swedish second girl. best of reference desires situation. J. F. CROSETT & CO. 316 Sutter St.
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WANTED-Ex driver for milk wagon 80 and found; city experience and reference required. W. D. EVER x CO, 626 Clay st.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2-Arrivsd-str
Dirigo. from Grays harbor; tug Astoria.
from Grays harbor: str Washtenaw. frCn
Tacoma. Saiied-Str state Of California,
for Astoria: str Dora for Seattle; II. Il. NJ.
SIR EgerIa for ESquimait ok Columbia
for Port Blakeley, scar Queen, for Grays
harbor: schr Maid OF orleans, for Grays
harhor. schr s quota for Portland; ok Levi
c. Burgess. for Tacoma.
ASTORIA. Feb. i.-Arrive3-Str George
W Elder. from Dyea.
SAN PEDRO. Feb i.-Sailed-Schr Pros
per. FOR Tacoma.
SAN DIEGO. Feb 1.-Arvived-Bktn Re-
trieveT from Whatcom. Sailed-Schr Ruby
A ColSlnz for Grays harbor.
WI.I.ApA HARROR. Fsb. Arrived
Schr North Bend from san Francisco:
schr Meisncthon. from san Francisco.
PORT Los ANGELES. Fsh. %-Ssiled-
Haw str San Nateo. for Cofnox.
PORT ANGEL Feb. AIN port-Sh
John 4 Briggs from Oh G7siuus for Sv6-
ney. Cleared-Schr Mary T.. Russ for san
Francisco.
coos BAY Feb. 2-Saliel-Str Czar,ua
far san Francisco. Arrived Schr Wing
ard Miag from San Fra SEQ. Schr Jennie
Ihe.in. from San Francisco.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 2-The stock market
Was under liquidation pressure to-day. buI
the strength of SoFTie special stocks and
MANIPULATED advances OF others made tne
numerous halts In the liquidation during
the day and partly successful attempts 10
acateNe rallies. 80 that fhs day was one Of
constant charges, Sosas stocks mounting
upwards strongly while me market RAs
tpu0.ng dow inward.
Taere was every evidence OF continued
heavy selling 10 take profits IN some Of
Tire most prominent favcFites IN IN, rec ~
ssss cut8lion. nc.ahiy Northern Pacific
Jnion pacif5c and the Nandsgailts- Quite
sarSe element 90 the profess onal trad ~
Se33 tae market with good Cra, Of vlgor
ard confidence. Nevertheless. offerlugs
wsre very We'll absorbed. and moss e tho
Pet losses 81 the UaY are cOaEneG - trAc-
t3aDr TIE early transact IONS showed pos
tive strength under a Co1nhins ton OF in
tuyinc tor London. There wes quite a
iarne Noi.Sse % buying from commission
hoas = a. SO during JAe day. The ncN So
cuylties - sst Grtoa FaCs'lC n the unlisted
ce~aFtrltut advanced with something - a
raSA. IN view Of tae opening prices. AMI
trYsnartpsi strength To the whole uarEst.
Win tas execution o. accumulated Buying
orders TIE hSaFtsh tendency - traders Cd
talaest the aScs ndency. There were VAR
ost~ r. a~,srs gwen s. account fer the de-
lssasesesS OF agreement As - dates on tAe rN-
lsstssi F>i1etikc o-sssnssS.
Runners 81 losses sustained ~ taca !
bark taErGga in5 lGtc l1sis asAf9S c5ic2Ng ~
kas reaction TIE rats Zee exchange hsTst-
ssss-t a shade cn invest wenf. induced 1y
Sse lea rssen for money. watch continued
10 wosk - "a easier aassS
Tne DAYS tSE h&aEss a. ,he toea@ clear
tnE N0D1e wers 81 the enormous total az
sA,a = -. Felieeelns some vesy heavy
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~ BLISh kR ) MOTH E--The only au-
tNorized traveang agents Of The t'ost~ln-
te iiseaSsr are j. a. Mcclellan and j. I.
Haw Y City collectors are j. a. Cath
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are cur gents Pay money only 10 these
ard 10 our ses.aent agcn IN the various
Clues and towns Ct the Northwest.
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TACOMA BUREAU-No. LIS Pacific
venue
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Fttkl 4iWNSt.\p-ME A pfetTer.
EELlINGHAM GAY - New VIA com.
Pa k.r FL rs. Manager.
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VICTORIA. B. C.--George Marsaen
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II this GA ce.
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HOTEL NORTHERN.

George Hunt. Portland.
VILLAIN hooerts. Spokane.
r =. Kendall Astoria
J. o. Hanfhorn Astoria
NJ Fla lard. Nelssea. Cal
Il. A Pepies. Vallejo. Cal.
w Z Tesr!Il and wife. SaSdon. & c.
G. Green, Alaska
James A. Fleming. New York.
p. b. Goss ard wife. Charleston.
". IL Peckham. Chicago.
d. r. Neii. Chicago.
Q. F. Robinson Kansas City.
II. ". Petts. Kansas city.
Chester DeSrirg. San Francisco.
WI am WT.ege. Milwaukee.
j. r. Browne. PORT Towusead.
George ]. Baker Rising Sun. Ind.
- AVE- Hewitt. San Francisco.
Z. +. Neshet. Denver.
Wil'iar, Amuraman. psrver.
j. +. Hart. Everett.
hans Madison sandan. 5. c
J. X BoacnS. fsirhaysn.
Il. J. Cain. Woollsy.
John Fox. Astoria.
THE NEW ENGLAND.
Geo. Becker. Colorado.
chas. Jones. Sne.ton-
Ia DaiF. Livingston. Moat-
J II. Garner. Buckley.
7. ). Harrington, Boise. Wash
Roaert Paterson, Honolulu.
J. 8 BasseSE. ssaoecK-
Jas. u. Davis. Care00ada.
Gus Schaler san Francisco.
W q. Arehs. san Francisco.
Frank Burns. Douglas Alaska
Henry Eaii Douglas. Alaska.
Luke Kearrey. Staawood.
5. 5. Mi hi' & T. ! 5. oregon.
II. Graham, City.
Y. 4. Lamey. city.
THE RAiNIER-GRAND.
Thomas Garrett. New York.
William G. R9Gd Chicago.
y J, tsldman. New York.
William f. Barrett Chicago.
J. s PhinHey. Chicago
Mis. r. 4. Benseli New York.
J n. Mcclellan. 81. Paul.
". -. Gushing. Minneapolis.
j. +. LarriE3oFe and Wife. Portland.
William E. Pettjs ard wife. san Fran.
J. r. Famiea. San francisco
c. Il. Waterman and wife, Tacoma
Z. 5. Shsulplin. Chicago
g. H BroNn and wife, Portland.
e.. l.. Morals II. Joe.
G. { Wheeler. EllenshuTg.
John : Mitchell san Francisco.
r. p. Fabj Portland.
j.. \. Murphy. 81. Paul.
Thomas r. Johnston. Chicago.
Edw Butler. jr.. New York.
r r. CroydeudAle. San jose. Cal.
Mi and AIRS NJ W. Teufel. Chicago.
George T. Plurnmer San Francisco.
L. = Mcheil. London England.
J. \. Simmons, New York..
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FOREiGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The Evening
Pests London financial ca5ls gram says
TIE stock markets hsrs. were quiet ana
irregular today politics being ire prsne
factor You NAV distrast all the rurlored
details OF toe C1lnf - IgaEs. DIX t00k Tor a
syeedy arrangement OF the matter.
Americans were irregAsar oataFie <
Western vas naturally The feature Cen
trail Paesfics were bid here a. the close
Interest in Americans l. spreading and the
feeling here as % the course OF ire msrtet
- very cortS8sGt.
SpaaIsh and Turkish stocks were good.
the ParAs bouFse Icing bao.nnl n tons,
wsfh further eager buying 81 ft1fos sri
d Seers The allotment Of Indian ccunci!
his exciseS comment. tetasra 80
fers being sold net under led, bit below eN-
change u the day. \ very small supply 81
Arse ricaa bills i arriving II IS oeEieVe0
that New York IS holding them BACK.
nEeusssS
LIVERPOOL. Feb. Close: Corn
Spot. qalet a. 5s 4a.d. February. IS -@sa'
March quiet a. 3 ii.
Ffogr-At London, Pacific coast, firm AZ
e. tsssi = los.
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OF stocks today were 10. go
General Quotations.

.Flour-Receipts iS.l6S barrels: exports.
1875 barrels Quiet and considerably weak
or I'm undertonc
Receipts s2S1 bushels. Spot.
weak; No. red. 81 .035s. Options ruled firm
al the forenoon on foreign buying and
better cables than expected. Later how
ever. there was bad break led by Feb
airy. which was Influenced by deliveries on
contracts ard 81 reduction of cash prerni-
un1s closing 1&.c net lower. against ssf77sc
decline IN other positions Export trade
was fair; No. red. February. 81 u "a
o3'e- closed sleli4. May. 95i. 897 7-isc.
closed ss,@Sc
1885 crop. fasc. tSss cron 7N9c, 1887 crop
i1alsc: Pacific coast. 1895 crop. 4ll5c. 1896
crop. Ssilos,. lsS1 crop, la &c.
Woci-Quiet.
Fetroleun1-puU
Coaee-Options opened steady at points
advance. ruled decidedly more active
closed quiet With unchanged ~riccs TO an
advance OF points. Sales H. - BAGS fn-
Gliding March. 6sC Spot coffee Steady.
Rio NJ inVoce. 6i4c. No, jobbiug. 81.
sfe-er. Mia. steady. CcrJovR. SZniSc
SuGAr-kaw. steady. ; fair refining
? s-lec. centrifugal. ~ test i-lsc; refined
steady.
Pig. Irou-Warranis, duh 81. Is bid: s. s.
asked
Copper- Steady. $40 - bid. 81 skea.
Tin Easier. SIS - bid. SIS - asked
Spelter-Quiet. s. a. bid. 81 asked
Lead Easier: A-s5sz bid S5.s-is asked.
CopptT-Slo ssis-
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WOOL MARKETS.
London.

LONDON. Feb. 1.-The offerings at the
auction sales CT wool aGgr gatsd 1859
haios. Good Queensland greasy wss taken
ty American buyers al practically TIE
highest rates Of the sales. There have
been avaiiahle during the series II 80
bales. o. which quantity l52 ESQ bal " -
sold s. 950 bales 10 the home trade. % gsa
bales for The continent and io.0ea bales for
Amer.cs and - 90 bales. Including stsa
which We're not offered. are held over FOR
the next series. Owing 10 the scarcity az
the sepsoa'< clip fms greasy merino comb
ed advanced ~ per cent, an sOneilnf es
higher over the closing quotations Of the
last series. and these advances We're main-
tanned throughout. the closing being fsrm
and sd a pound over the December values.
Lambs wool was in neager supply and
realized extreme rates.
Cross-hreGs were largely offered and.
fine well grown sold well. Lately r.
regularity has been noticed Ia short faul
ty with prices in buyers favor.
AT the closing fine greasy cross-hreds
were Laid dearer. while others We're IN
changed. Slips ranged from parity with
the last series quotations 10 I'D higher.
South African In moderate quantities met
with ready sale. hardening since the open
ing. Closing:
Snow whites Id: Western fleece wash
ed. lnli4d Eastern, lA4li1d; greasies,
LUa4d higher
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
4 hicaso.

CHICAGO FeS @-Ca:tle-Tae great
hulk ~ cattle sc.d az 81 2Nl5- Canning cows
y Te aluH- fc tosVer than last week sales
5efuE made a. S--fst--Ss ha; tat COWS nj
hs'fevs sold very Nell bulls sold largely NJ
$asN -. AID Yfal valves were fairly active
a. s-eEGN princes. tey going below s.
Hogs sold az & s-4si - fer coarse heavy
rockers 4u - s1.szfe - FIR choice % prime
heavy Sni~pt * the ba.k gonE at 81 5:
Mss s. &tt1se- TIE s&te market VAS very
active 30g Prices were 80 hIxrer anA
lA~ns hogs sold a. ne usua, discount.
- eg--i'r1css Tor sheen ard lambs ruled
eer- Wtts an active 81 ma nd sheep sold
a. SJ2sa l0F the poorest aa - 81 ssss4s -
f-r raGsr - TsDe 1ccks fFa Westerns
fetching s. 90 .ssf. Near5.rEs sosQ az - 5ss<E
g. laros were tn good Z tua IA Al 81 ssgis -S
few goif< aalow $. Ng1tw~tEht sheep sold
the hlEhsst Heavy t1fs Settlag a. 81 its4
. o. lne he@g sAsep ws~ sa3us 19c ssgher.
Recess e-~-attss. lAaU. A0gs S4u1.
sheep. latssA
Omaha.
OMAHA FEB. s--Cassie-Recelp5S. lsee.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches TO Post-Intelligencer.
TATOOSH, Feb. 2.-i p. M Barometer.
- Nio-dy; wnd east. f0rty-eiEht miles.
Gu. Nard-Sieamer Mackinaw. Il noon: Il
schooner. p. m. Inward-Steamer Wala
Walla. $40 y. m.
NEAR BAY, Feb. a =. m--Cloudy !;
high east wind.
CLALLAM BAY Feb - T. m
Cloudy, high east wind. Schooner Mural
arrived.
PORT ANGELES. Feb. - p. m.-Ba-
rcmeter g9.s2: cloudy: calm.
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nae;se heef steers. xaiso: Western.
s. sssrs .. Texas. SOS r.. co.s and heif-
srs $sT5aa. Gamers. s7Isso: ssocksrs and
feeders. 2Sss3- .: caves. ssgs. bulls and
srags & E@T1a.
Hoe~-Recriggs. SEQ. market lower:
heavy. g. sfFI 1S-Ir: mixed. s5ss1S.6a: Mgas.
s. szass3 20. bulk ss.ss,7.ss-
Sheep Receipts. 49,. m2rsE stroas,
far 10 choice natives. Asoli -. fair %
t~-93re Westerns Sc -. common and
s.0cs sheep seas lambs s4sg5.tA
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In order 20 secure correct Insertion o.
cofaees under these headings. the same
shauld b. :. Il 81 ne bus IS ufsace % tbs
paper No charge Is made for such No.
tcfs
Funeral notices. resolutions or other
special ann ercsmsz,S WILL he charged
az the rate % 20 eats per sire each e
sergfg n FsOSr-f NTrF 4 az M ER 80
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HOTEL ARRiy AIS
HOTEL rTLIER.

~ = - at s=A47+As
Geo. Johnson. San Francisco.
Daniel Thornton. PORT Gamble.
J a Ennls. Minnes pals.
r.. = " hc.ler Sank CeHter. MINI
{. : Gilker. Granite Pals
=. ". Canyon. Olympia
r. T. Morris Port Gamble.
- e TaTr g. 8e6w 1o6 Fats NlEa
". r Morxart. PoTi GaDoie.
Mrs " K AurGgTt Port Gamble.
III Stanyar. North Bend.
". r. : suyar. North Bead
Angus Mcclellan WickersA IN.
W II CAuvcAsu. New York
= Ca gGen Vancouver Il. 1.
NJ r ls8Y@ou. Auroute- 3 l.,
\ ". GrfnEeiL Tscessa.
j. mes \ lzets. Oak AarboT.
Pred Force. Index
H 4 5cHus1a. Arlington.
I'd r. fsnond AUhsvG.
4 ndy Gallon Olympia
&rs Hail Port Towu end.
AR NAi&e PORE Toa n-~r 81.
= Erowu PORT TrWEseFst-
W n. Afs~on. steamship Cslefa.
r. -. ErS sSn AZ. Vernon.
: / Lang St Paul
Robert koee. Aente CEsSto.
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on the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady. creamery. fIBlSipc,
dairy ilss isc.
che se-Iaules at Sas Sisc
EgEs- Firm. fresh. l5lsc.
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Feb 2-Today's state
ment OF the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available rash balance. SIS, 49,
$50: gold reserve, slei 213. Ii6.
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DEATHS AND NERAs4>.

ANDERSoN-Tae funeral services Of
Mrs. A. &. Anderson VIII I've held or
FRIDAY morning. Al II O'Clock q service
for the family and lrnm sGiate friends
will ha held az the house. - Cherry
street. and az II o'clock she public ser
vice VIII he held in Trinity parish
church. after which the body will be
removed fer ingermeat IN The Lake
View cemetery.
MAMfLLA-The funeral az infant Mann
ills. yourSest child OF Mr.. and Mrs Us
Ger Manila, will be held a, the family
rSsloeace -4le First avenue, al / q IS *
this afternoon. lEtermeat at Odd Fel-
lows cemetery.
DE1-BRIDG E-rhe funeral OF Dorothy
i}eloFiage. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. A.
j. peibridge. VIII take place from The
family residence. 50 Twentieth avenue
this aftsrn on al o'clock. interment
IN Lake View cemetery.
PARKEg-Iu Portland. Sunday. January
D, 1893, Mrs. NJ u. Parker. motHer Of
4. W. Parker, OF this city, aged - years
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sOsso8 SoOtou1O0A
Wheat-Decer,her. Hszz.: May. s, a..
Bariey-May. sz1sc.
toEr-Larg- yellow. i-95GI6-lz.
Eran-xz9-zgz1
~ ooi and a0ps-
Spring-Sevada. 1ia I5c, Oregon. l2aisc.
FasE-so4taerl coast lambs .xtsc: San
Joaquin lambs sFssc: Northern lambs III
qnin plains. sasc: humboldt and Meneo-
emo, 4+a a5c
Hoys->ew. f-lznlsc.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Mllissuffs-Msd d.Ings. 81 J0zs
hay-N heat. SlSa4 -; wheat and Cat SIS
cover, S-4a4--Ss. sleek, s44eAZs. com
49g3se.
Sssetables-Potsioes Early Rose. s5s
.scs fsFeF DuEDaaas, asrss &c. river Ee4a
ssusSsc; SaIinas lsarbarks. e.egssl.40. ii -yer-
skin caaiols. S-.s5G-.sS: garlic. ia4sxc.
green peas, Oatsc, string beans. -sas ~,
teams, he. asparagus, lZizsflsc, Chile
green peppers. 1s3-sc.
FraIt-Aypiss. cofamon. asaS9c. Choice.
&l1-stsl-to. cfanoSrrles. sases Mexican
lines. re-pack. et1ic, common CAaf9rnas
Ismons, s5c9s-Z5: do choice. si.5sxs- 70.
1aIaai.as, si-s9--ya per bunch, PIN. a11i'.es.
sI-Dsls5 per d5z-
Butter-Fancy creamery. Z7Qga.c. do
see~si'szs. -sc. fancy dairy, ~ sc: CO
seconds. 4sg &c.
cAsese-New. iiaiiize; old. 9slle. Cali
fornia cream ca.dGdr. AsnllG. Young
America. IItsiZc; Eastern. l@s I5c.
Egss-5tore. &-u-5c. fancy r8NcA.. Z5ss@ic.
I0AIsEy-1 1rhey gooDieTs. lSa l1c psr IL.
old ROSTERS. S5.S3aAa.s5, young ROSTERS. 81
"a, small DF0.lsrs. S5ss4 large brothers.
s4.S009, Iryers. s4.a4a1. hens &Sgi old
ducks, s4as3i young ducks. So geese.
~ yer pair. eoS.lDss. sl.-sxs L.s3. old
pigeons, s..
Exchanges.
Sterling on London. sixty days. sis35.
do sight, Sass.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. S5ts Drafts-Sighs 49, -
MEX. d0is ....f.43.szf Telegraph q. =. -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-03
CHICAGO MARIN ELS.


CHICAGO. Feb. 2-Traders in wheat
were somewhat puzzled at the start by the
action OF Liverpool. That market. IN spite
OF yesterdays advance. opSned slightly
lower. and weak feeling on the curb was
noticeable in consequence. Later news
showed the decline recovered and some
advance besides. Rumors were also cur
rent or a sale OF a big block OF Letter
wheat. and seahoard managers told of good
eab!a acce ptances of wheat offered 10 the
other side.
STAY started at from s52.c TO s6c. A few
minutes after the opening 96Ac was offered
for May. The price brought offerings in
abundance. and the price fell TO sac. That
price ruled for some time The publication
of Thoman's crop report. giving sv.3 as the
average condition OF the crop AZ present,
indicating d total OF 40Jno.eo bushels,
though quite generally rldicuiei al first.
had considerable effect as the morning
wore on.
The market grew quite weak during the
afternoon. Prices had IN the meantime raj
lied on the receipt or Il strong closing In
continental cables May getting up 10 Soc
again bu. New York selling broke the mar
ket. May was carried TO 95Isc. closing at
aais fi45ssc.
Corn was slow and barely steady. May
closing a shade lower.
Oats were dull. May closing unchanged.
Provisions were the strongest market on
the floor and fairly active trade was
done. Snort coverings and good buying by
pa cker5 caused a general rise from the
start.
May pork closed s7isc higher May lard
l-isc higher, May ribs l5c higher.