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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-26

NEW NoRk MARKETS.
The Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. jan. 25.-The tirniditv man
itestcd by dealers ln stocks yesterday he
cause the warshir Maine had been ordt red
10 Havana was fully SQuAled by the conf
deace with which traders bought back
their stocks today when the ship had ar
rived there. The most notable feature OF
the days trading was IN the large volume
Of tran.a cfious for London account TIE
number Cf shares bought IN New York for
London was estimated at from u. es 10
4aG1. Even Win this large demand 20 be-
filed prices were not lifted at the open
Ing fully 20 the London PARITY. The sharp
declines seemed TO have awakened a de-
mana n London Tor Americans. and early
quotations from there showed Yesterday
declines here largely recovered The
strength OF the Spanish = in London also
Indicated the absence OF apprehension OF
an embodiment between The United States
aud SPAN London gave The tone Of The
days market. ana b. tie absorption ot
ing the foreign huylng ~ securities was
sufficiently heavy 20 have n marked effect
oa she exchange marke- fhe actual rates
declining S. with fse demand for bills
vrfy light. Londors large buviax af So
tUrftiee In fact, Jed 20 renewed tslk OF
early imports os gold. ana this tsik : given
rnanatSe exports from %sr Yoyl, for M
week wNfcG were over 81 30 Cgsf in excess
or saSi week ard over s. 2gf' esss greater than
chose IN thc closing week u l4si gear
l. was evident th8s sEsne ~ -ne nrEslef-
ual traders. wAo bought SHORT contracts or
yesterday Cuhan scnTe returned from
cover in ths early tTar tlans ia the be-
lief thal ere market woc'd become easy
after Ec~don haa ceased aoera. loss
The he.Nted shorts rushed tV cover iu the
anal transact lens ae4 mace sha tras hrt1s--
arr az ta~ CLOSE, W MICA i9t-H1 sr sd ms
best &c ;he 4av far tae ss@ti1r3 stocks
Yes FFttgF t1s,as en- re- average have
issat.n ~ -. tn10 Yes Vff- <eW York Gem
trai wAs us7st conspicuous ,a Via dealings
wfh SIS rtf eaiN - psrr n1lr-s a~d th
stocks Ct 81 .tf.eAtti fiaf -ia> -ZArs3 .n
tts strength ta ss1 eet i--- extern.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January I, and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January L.
ls9S are si3l $50 Il. There were fled for
record yesterday nine deeds, aggregating
81 .95s s. Following Is a list;
William II. Meyer 20 Fanny CLAY lot 10.
block :, in Union add 10 Seattle. Jan 4.
sl,ss5.s5.
w. X. Malone to u. J. Gardner. lot and
nis OF lot :. block 3d. Laws "a add 10 Seat
tie Jan. 49, 81 90.
j. II. Wheeler 10 " F. Ruhtz lots Il
and Is, block $, +. r. Days La Grande add,
Jan. IL. $3.50.
United States 20 J. NJ. Bengston. MI of
sell. of sec -. - e n of r G. july 3 1857
y. G. Conover TO Florence T.. Smith, lot
10. and south % feet Of lot IL. d. r. Denny's
add Jan. "a ST.
Grace c. Gilman TO q. r. Hume. lots 6.
{. -. u. Is, IT, block 10. Gilman add Jan.
IL sl2oo
s. Anderson TO Susannah Anderson. nj
Of swl. OF mel. OF sec ~. TIP % n, Of r 9.
Aug. - 1897. 81.
II. A. Stetson to Charles Landers. lot Is
block 50. Gilman Park. Jan. q. 81.
Charles I-anders TO Laura j. Miller lot
70. block az, Gilman Park. Jan. 81. $500.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Barkentine Blakeley * expected 10 ar
rive today from San Francisco.
Steamer Santa Cruz sailed early yester-
day morning with go tons III freight foT
Dyea and Skaguay
The return Of the steam schooner LAX
me FROM Dutch Harbor Is expected IN
about three weeks
Bark Shirley Is daily expected TO arrive
from Dyea and Skaguay. She will iaad
here a return cargo OF 100000 feet of lGm-
Der and go horses.
Ship Spartan. Capt. Polite. hauled into
the stream Saturday morning and Will
proceed to sea today or tomorrow She is
loaded with coal for san Francisco.
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NEW YORK Jan 5.~The Evening
posfS London financial caaisgram says.
The stock market heTe HS-idle. business
being checked by the political news and BY
settlement
Money ratrs ~ the settlement were 2 bout
as before. s'cntargoes on Americans were
4asls per cent. Tine general tone VAS
steady.
Grand Trunk and canadian paciae
had ghe besg market. IN America % New
YORK Central was especially strong i.oa-
dnn opened an1gs New York and tha close
Mas firm 0n New York support. ATgent1at
g0Xerwrrla ~ EtolEs ard rails we god.
Caugser shares were easier
THE sncney l-sTket wac distinctly Oettsr
suDpl.es OF clsl z-a dwindbng ard ire
market mas rerss Pm need 70 borrow from
tns, Bark q England.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE DILLER.
William MePhee. Arlington.
Frank l.. Pears. Pittsburg.
ID. Farrar. Duckabush-
r. w. Hankfy San Francisco
s. Dunlap. La Conner.
James McQuinn. Auburn.
w. r. crewe, Devils Lake. y. y.
Henry 3. Sherlock, Boulder. Mont.
4. Miss Lund. La Conner.
J. b. Pugsley. Spokane.
Mrs. J. g. Pugsiey, La Conner.
n. Gum. Spokane.
f. Nj. Scott. Spokane.
Robert Koen. Monte crIsto.
John Mcdonald Mount Vernon.
Charles Jones. The Daiies
John Rlper. Duwamssh.
Mrs John Rines. Uuwamish.
Mrs. II. VI. Dayy. Northport.
Miss Katie ". Ryan. Snohomish.
9. J. Davey North Bend.
William A. Harmon. BothelL
NJ A. Mercer. Dyes. Alaska
John A. Jordan. Shelton.
John kiiaall New Whatcom.
q. MeNailey. 81. John. ". g.
l.. refining. snoaualrnie.
Otto Refining. Sncaualr1ae.
J. ". Huffman. Fall CITY.
i. r. Boyntou. Avelln.
Hubert Schafer Avelsu.
pat Mccoy. Edison
J. ". Rpncie. Chicago.
Mrs. ]. w RuDcse. Chicago
r r Drake M.rnsa pdlts.
q T. Harrison, Mount Vernon
J w Brokaw StanwCOd.
Mrs. Eiest-fh Branson. honohon.
II. /, Chandler, La Conner.
!. n Reynolds, Ia Conner.
NJ Rounds. FAirhayen-
THE NORTHERN.
r. Daley. St Paul.
John Mckee Evergreen.
George l.. Jones, San Francisco.
=. W. Lang and wife. Portland.
r "a. Savage. Spokane.
Miiiara T Harrison. Spokane.
J. y. Forbes, kuT9eiea.
William l.. Nlr9on. Spokane.
a. Martin. Rossiand
- n Wilson. Utica Nina
Mss Minnie Reed Wellington.
Gertrude Anoka. Wellington, r. z.
Miss Eva williams Wellington. u. c.
r. I. Place. Boston.
e ]. ChamheFlin. Boston
Charles r Whsrd. Boston,
o. W. Clanln, Boston.
Frank II cali. Baker City
A E sfu3iey. EoTeesseE.
J W Harris. Tsl4lsp, " ash.
Louis King. Vancouver.
Capt. II. ]. Lawson. San Francisco.
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAX FRANCISCO. Jan. 25.-Wheat
nigasT: the local spot market = more act
I've and holders are firm on their views;
options stronger. though not particularly
aefite Barley higher. caused by dry
spell. Oats firm
Flour-Net cash prices for family ex
tFas. ss.s91 4s5: bakers extras, s4SVgs. ~.
neat-shipping. s. ~ for No. l. and
N;4li. for choice. milling, 81. s21zari41ls
RsFley-Feed. sscan. brewing, Sl.o54
oars-Poor 70 fair. 81 iog7l. i2ss. good TO
choice, 81 Lao lis; fancy feed 81 zestl ..
gray. ST. s2'z4ll7is: milling. N.ln4ul15
surprise, 81 z5stlsS; black for seed, S.S5a
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. SIS: wheat. cen
taIs. fs,zsi. barley. csntais, u 043i oats,
centais. $50; do Oregon, centals. i.ooc:
beans, sacks, 6.slt; corn. centals t,zsa, po-
sacks, l.-s2. middlings. sacks. 5ss: hay.
tons. ~; wool, bales. s: hides. number.
$50: quicksilver. TASKS. 30; wine. gallons.
Closing Quotations.
:. Wheat-steady; December. $i3ii2; May,
BafIey-Flrm: May. a3Isc
1orn-Large yellow, u41,o2,z.
Bran-si9 5es7 20 80.
Wool and Hops.
Spring wool-Nevada. un1sc. Oregon.
llG4c. Fali-Southern coast lambs. i1sc;
San Joaquin IL nlhs. 9usc; Northern lambs.
llalZe: mountain lambs, 1oeil2c' San Joa-
quin plains sqsc; Humboldt and Mendo-
cino, 1iml5c.
Hops Old crop. nominal; new, l2i19l6c.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
MIddlings 2l.5o
Hay~~Wheat STALL wheat and oats,
sla5e-. Is; oats. SIli5n. best barley, $50
Is: alfalfa, sle5edn.g0; clover. sii4iZ;
stool KS. xle.5o4f 1.s0; compressed wheat, SIS
Qls: straw per bale. 30M4ic.
setahles-PCfatoes- Early Rose. Goa
Zoe per GENITAL; river Burbanks. e0l7oc per
Genital; river reds. 45at50c; Salinas Bur
hanks. I5clN Merced sweets, 15e; Oregon
Burbanss. s549oc; silverskin onions, s.. ~
CAD per GENITAL: garlic. &c per lb: green
peas. tdIc per ID. bay squash, SuI9c pei
box: tomatoes. l5sI2oc per box; Chile
green pepper, i5p2oc. egg n,aut, l5a2oc;
dried okra IN; asparagus. 15Giaoc.
Fruit-Appies choice. i.25Gs1i 10 per box;
common, 2SG9oc; cranberries. Staedts.5 80:
also: Mexican lines. re-pack. S: lemons
common California. s5cal- p. choice Cali
foTnia, sl.5ea2; bananas, 81 25Q2.5o per
bunch: plnea pples s2ai per doz.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 25H26c: do sec
ends. 2zisgt2ic; fancy dairy, BE; DO sec
ouds eeG2ec
cheese-New. 11alllse: old. Ioalle: Cali
fornia cream cheddar. leQlle: Young
America nl4Gl2izc: Eastern. i2ni3c.
Eggs Store. iS42oc; fancy ranch. "a &c
Poultry~Turkey gohblers, ioc per III
turkey hens. 9lsi0c: old ROSTERS. S2.50l4
young ROSTERS. SAo@e5 small brollers, 81
03.a0 large brollers. $;a+.50; flyers. $fs1
$50: hens. Ss.aen450; old ducks. $4fy5;
young ducks. s4n5. cease 81 15lf.50 per
pair; old pigeons. 81; young pigeons, SI.25
Wl.15.
Exchange.
Sterling on London, sixty days, 'i.s5ls;
Financial.
Silver bars ..... ~ IDrafts-5ght 80. -
Mex. dolls 80. f,4a.i.i Telegraph :. . 22is
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Spe::al Dispatches 70 Pos.-lnteilsSence-.
p -: partly cloudy: wind south Six .,slsss
ouss.de ooGnd IN two harksntages. in tue
straits bound cut. schooner.
cloudy. calm.
tL--aLi-AM. Jan- ST. p m.-Cloudy.
FORT ANGELES, Jan. S-Sasoraatsr.
Sc q. cloudy. wind west three ggs1i.S
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White Star. ssse. Coin special NC. hrd.
compound, tie-css. ss@c.

t-arnFs7 Vegetables s5ohts-gs-T o-na tee :.
% sscsssa-lSs tomatoes. E21acssr. s-.s's1
80 Silver Shield sfle, sugar peas. saeH
s~s sang nszEs. se~ssi. IL Lsrsa Deki
= asostoa beked hx4zs <ssEs1-s = !
las. = - rrssca tes
s~a11eG FTszISs-TsE5s ft1e1. zs--As. . :
. ss-s&s as<tEts FzSs. hEcEcerg 2 81 -
,a%ts pears. Via: ws4ts ereTy - 49,
5lseS chs rgses. -. gea < Calls q. = 9
81, straw berries. {f.eU. elszHs-ts4 sA%
zrsSer $500 90 riur.z s1z@r g. goa
tsTrseS. lis. vasTsSerk ses s. nnszas te
dickinson 81. s-ss5.ss Pie Assorted. sI1-
us sS-ssT--Ts 2i<-rn tins sl.Iss peaches.
W. aS-fcots gza. bfxrkbe~r4es Il gae-f0
tas VIC. eur-aatS Z&Ifo3 Tt-S- go.
fianaF. galfon Ting. s-sa @sg-fo tsEs. S-ls,
grapes. BIB tirs 81 g
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THE RrTrER

G II. Lewis. Seattle.
= Iossph. San Francisco.
l.. Marx. San Francisco.
l. g. Russell. 81. Louis
Wslasm r Bower. Portland.
G. 8 Hamilton. Salem. Or.
4 ;. 0Rr1en, Victoria.
Il q ]. Lehman. Whasccm-
H G. Nsehaeis. San Francisco.
L {. ". Ransom, San Francisco.
Lester w. David. blaine.
;, 6. Hall. Chicago.
c. 2 fcang. New York
Max frtet;ianaer Chicago
\. Seldnsr. New York.
\. Ry9strom. Tacoma.
E. II Carroll. Omaha.
George III. Carter, Boston.
4 :. kehr. Chicago.
=. J Mann, New Westminster.
N. Resrssesr. Portland.
II. 5. Herxog. Chicago.
T. @ Mcneil. Ferguson. r. c.
B. Harley. Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Knox. Portland
Z. ). Williams. Baltimore.
=. \. kuner. san Francisco.
Z. ]. Lsvernssh. Dawson.
Neal La Penetice. Victoria.
1 MsH d,ss afssfe Rs San rTan &
Mrs F, ". Hart, Vancouver.
J. w. Griswala. San Francisco.
J, Ii. lkllis, Pert Townsend.
". G Weeks, North Bend.
= ~ 10y fQl4 ASt0.fsas
r. r Gtrdwocsi. San Francisco.
Charles T. Murphy. Chicago.
w. G. Ailaway. The palles.
~ F.. Finch. Randshurg, Cal
y. Fl. Green. Ritzvilie.
Charles JGnes. The nalies.
u. w. Freeman. New Whatcon.
]. j. ShalicroSs. Victoria.
Il. q Shaiirross. Victoria
Joseph +. Bell Everett.
/. a. Williams, Portland.
Il f.otz. San Francisco.
W. {, Guthrie. Chicago.
r. Mckinley. Philadelphia.
john s. McMiiiin. Rock Harhor.
THE NEW ENGLAND.
q, Il. Phelps. Everett.
Dan AcRae. Olympia.
j X. Forbes, kamilchie.
! Harrigan. City.
T. ". I.aRork. Leaveuworth.
]. E. CuTrier. CITY.
5. Mailett. City.
Mrs. Lucy Eaton. Monohcn-
Mrs. Mary Robertson. Monohon.
John NcLarty. East Clailam.
Richard Graham. East Clallam.
Thomas johnson and wife. Hartford
N!sS Bertha Ufen. Hartford.
A. Kerry. City.
W, e Newhurn. Dies Molnes, la.
NJ j. Sanger. Olympia.
Robert Mcore, la Conner.
d kGSS CITY.
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THROUGH NINE STATES.

see miles OF perfectly equipped railway
in Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin. Mlchtxan.
Minnesota, North Dakota. South Dakota.
Nebraska and Wyoming. II operates the
fines. trains in the world. The service to
Chicago. Milwaukee and all the principal
cities Of the East and Southeast cannot
10 surpassed. Insist on having your ticket
VIA The North Western F. W. Parker.
Commercial Agent. COG First avenue. Seat.
Tic.
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Receipts and SHIPMENTS.
Dairy Products.

On the stock exchange today the butter
market was steady Creamery, l3s.1Sc;
dairy. IIIIc
Cheese-Quiet. s@s15c
Eggs-Firm: fresh. lsc
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Barisy ltosains,-Rolied Or ground. PER
Corn IS aoIe 81 -. cracked. szraz. ICED
nss. ger ton- szia-zs bran. sIssfls. shorts.
Whole. s.sazs per tor. aour ss7-e,
q peg Dol. s1~is per oais. rye s-ezsI 81 80
ssa pr b5i & yer balls.
ton. nlddltESs. per tors. .rsass. 81. csks
brsa. si5ais' iced wheat szaaz. @is's ss'' !
Nails, 1ooss ami Corsiar-.
Nails t50bbingp-Sew l1Ss, CIT steel
Is g sas . ~ 9ss % ts's. wire 49,
tors tft'se tocfh. 5sF7ssc PER e. Hrrub0gsss
aud Toseao. E-e. Tyse cFoszcut saw. So PEI
=. ssaTss.s.-sr racer snd razor steel &c par
Axes-siaess 81. & PER dozen: do'5sls ~
81 per doz. Saovsls ard sraaes-steel. 81
So s5es or. .ass. sszte per coz. Hafclsees
s ger asz Picks Railroad. s. ssss ner
dog. Forks-ETay. 70 and 10 per cent. OF
49,. or nszs ies1es-l-suzc per 10. N-4lees
Iowa Farming Too. cosnpanys Goods
- ami . gsr cent, en- new lis.:
=, Philadelphia. @ of: Buckeye. % and 10
scytbez and snaths-@. pr cent. OF.
per cent. or Lightning. - per cant m
scaies-ffowe and Fairbanks p.atfarr,
3 i-gEs4g per cent OF list Buffalo s14s+5
per cent. Of list; counter. g per cent ~
list. sposrord scales. = per cent. off list
Rope lso5bingi-Ma nlIIa f.s-snr- "a
larger. Sac per 10. i2-ihread, SIC per =. (
and s..l1read SIC; sissi.. iEs-inch and
Sc: sarred laIh warn sisai. sc per To- s''' S''l
Tfnware Pieeed - per cent 81.
stamped 70 TO = ard IL per cent OF 'si
Iron clad Mott'ed-~ta per cent. of rev
oakurn-per bale. ssG4. %
.fstK
baried fence. g g green wire clolh. s {.
powder 0ob5sns} Black blasting. per
key 81; r per cent. Glsnt-Hercnles
or Jqdson dynamite. 80 per case OF "a
poands: ~ per cent Hercules or Jndsoa
stump sac; Improved .Jadson stumn
$40. Golden Pheasant Sporting ssih
kegs. 81: Dupcls rife sporting, 25-ib kegs
s. Eagle Duck 2s-lb kegs sI4 per cas-.
shot. $3.50: chilled shot. si.35.
Fusa-Per l,en double tape $3.50. triple
tape. $50.
Heavy Hardware.
Wire Rope-Llst.
Bar iron 0o55ingl-Base sizes. s.ssae
per ewt: Norway iren. 41ec per ID.
Iron Pipe OobDiBg)--Wrough iron. I'M tn
IL. black y per cent. OF list; I.rger
sizes. co and 10 per cent; galvanized II.
and under . and per cent. off: larger
ss sase : z ane 5 RSs Sse 60 p 1st H.
TIN Plate tjobb.ngl -Charcoai plates
bright Il. lix2o s5.5e97 per box: TX $50:
charcoal plaies,; terne. Ic. iax9o $3.50: COX
Sheet Iron OonAing)-American com
mon. No. :. $50. galvanized. 20 and 10
shlnsl,s Bands Galvanized. slsc per ID:
Solder Uobbing) Timers half-and-hal.
lie per ID. extra w!p!ng 1Jc
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PORTLAND. Jan. z.-Tae local we I
market continues firm, hGc the upward
scIrse OF prices wa< checked slightly oy a
hardsaiRg of freignfs in san Francisco.
t3ptTters were quoting TO for Waila Val
IL. and &c for valley and blu stem
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

" aeas-Export No club -4c: No.
Dtuestesn. ne: milling. No. club. &c: No.
! bfussIen &c.
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Visible supply.

SDacia1 cable and telegraphic DISPATCHES
Ia pradStree;s covering the principal points
OF accumulation Indicate the following
changes in available supply as compared
vxifh the preceding Saturday:
Whest-IFnited States and Canada. east
OF the Rockies decrease s3l.ps bushels.
On bushels
Vcria's supply, total decrease 7s1. go
bushels
Ccrn-T-n itsd States ard Canada. east az
tb,. Poc}fee Increase SO 00 bushels.
Oats-Trnited STATES and Canada. east Of
the Rockies Increase $500 bushels
The lsrgar gains In wheat stocks report
r1 - p~adSfrpets not iuca8sd In the ~
fetal visible suppgy statement. were lhe
increass ~ g. GO bushels al New Orleans.
f&s aa biesi,el- AZ Manitoba and Ontario
sr.r-z. rscirts. II go bushels At CHICAGO
elevators. and tie largest decreases are
tho@e of Ssf go bushels al Northwestern in
teriar elevators. sasss 20Snsss 4, CieTe-
land a-d e 80 bushels 81 Louis piiie end
Ne.FF-gsrr \eNs
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White Lead Oohblng)-Pioneer or Carter.
Ia Ibs & prepsged i psiats - g ,sis c snan
81 4se1i "a i-gal cans 81 5oasi.65: iz-gal cans.
/ Sl5sALie; quart cans. s'mQl5.
miscellaneous.
, Soap qtgb6a az {; e. s ;o 2s s
Der; & Co. Dora. zoos. ISIS: 2ls' sc. Co
r5nne, iosls $50. sos soc; Rabbitt's z0s. 81;
loas. IS: Proctor * CANDLES Ivory, fls.
sss,; 1913, s. Castle. white. I4lSc per 10.
Tobacco dobbing)-Plug chewing. Climax.
q; Star. 42c: Horseshoe. i2c; spsarhead.
& Piper Heidsieek. IS; Scroll Tag,
Good &c: lne cut. chewing. pail los. s. .
go. Seal OF Sorta Carolina Gs. per Ii.
80: Mas;lr. rs "a; rs. Sc;
Paper Uobbing) Groeers straw. &c.
No. MANILA, &c paper bags. less discount
list, drab express. 4Aze.
Bags Cobhiugp-Grain. per loo $50. old,
per lo@. 81 SOS
Lumber aud building Material.
T.ogs.- Superior quality. per NJ. fir. s5a6.50:
common. per NJ $3.50; spruce logs. si5se.
cedar shingles bolts. s. -.
Fir lumher-Rough $50. thick finish sur
faced ore or two siaes, ) 10 and y inches
wide Sita0UA. lengths u TO il feet. special
lgrgths. sec per " extra. one-inca finish
stock boards. S-ineh. seals: io-lneh. s. s0tp
Is -; Finch. sieal9 Fencing. No. l. or
ard drop siding. weight e0oo lbs. slis.li
sSaa5; $. / Z ssgis; SIS silgn. Box
R as nch 1fh led 1q n csae V E 6ea dis
or plain. Mes i. and J. or & inch. z.sl9
uhs; Nos and 3 ss.inch; 100 lbs. Nos
lbs weight ssQlss. I feet. slg
Nashlngton Red Cedar Lnmher-Rough
sSqa Beyel siding: weight 7oebss, $40 -
-Sxs-snch l.So his Nos l. and s. S.xs-
iaeh. 100 Tbs. Nos. I. and ; a.xs-ineh
20 = sl36f31. wainscoiing; geaii. Rus;
shingles. si.so One-inch finish y II and Is
fee!. s-hQa Thick finish. s2Sfi&. Cedar
squares Z. = and ~ fe.t. S@taSe rat
tens. z99 sc par 100 lneal feet. pickets.
kna,dsled. 81 In rtivance or green. Dray-
age S8c
Rrsck-C Common s7as per NJ pressed.
s2905o per NJ. sirebrick. ss5a5o; terra Gotta
,cement gobbine)- Portland. X. b 6 s.
Lime Cob6lng)-Roche Harbor, n.Io; san
plaster 0ob5lns)-Golden Gate. per Dbl.
Plaster Hair uobblnel-washed. il4c PEI
u. unwasaed. 5isc per 10.
staple Groceries
n GaSsola:o I'm pas,l BAGS lsro Pa r;
Cocoa ,iobhingl-Epps. lib uns lt-rs
boxes. -. faker's. t-f'' boxes i5c. Van
Condeassd Aux (s5hbns1- t.asis, per
case. Si75. Highland. ss25; s.. Charles
cram - =, standard. $40. Monroe, IN
Sauces flohbinxl-w Worcestershire. syiaa
per dog. S. ne iium, S
lon. sc. drHs. half ntl. per gallon &C:
af'ps. kegs. PIT keg. So. drsos gallon
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NORTH E.FIN PACIFIC time card
changes January - On ard after TIA.
date two trans daily from Seattle 20
Portland leaving a. $50 a. IN and 4 p
m Dining car service on both trains.
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Total Sales.
General Quotations.

Tlour-Recslpts, s5,se2: exports. 23o32.
Quiet, hut firm. and higher: city mill pa
tents s. 55a5 81: city mill clear. $40; Min
nesnta patents. $5.i5A5.3a do. bakers,
81 20Gtti5: do straights, si45tii6e; do cx
tras So i0qS -. do. low grades. s2@gg3.
Wheat-ReceIpts o D3S. exnorts 10 2ia.
Spot firm; No red slGis. Options
opened easy owing to unsatisfactory ca
bles. rallied on covering, eaSed off und
the reduction OF Bradztreets' visible. and
after a nervous afternoon trade finally
closed firm at isUAc advance, on all but
January. which closed &c net lower. Sales
irchtded: No. red, January. sl.o5;~m
1871. closed sicFk May, 95l4qs5 15-l6c.
close Il. a5Esc.
H0pS-Fi.tu.
W0ol-Steady.
Petro.eum-nulL
CONSCIENTIOUS steady A. points ad-
vance: showed little further change. with
sellers scarce on European stability: buy
ing checked by continuing heavy receipts
a, Rio and Santos. and small warehouse
deliveries IN this country Closed steady,
with prices unchanged 70 points net adj
vance Sales were iiss@ bags. including
January. assc: March. 5.e9e.
sugar - Raw steady. fair refining,
o-fsc. centrifugal IS test. 41l-l6c.
Pig tran-Warranss closed dull at Sc
bid s. - asked.
Copper~-L.ake dull = sihNGlL
Tlr-Dufl at s12.5Snl3@.
Suelter-t -nchanged. ss-aNf4l0
r.ead-DHl: $500 bid. $500 asked.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-Cattle-The bulk ~
TIE best steers sold at S3.a5G3.5o and COM
mon lots around A6i4 -; some high grades
brought y. "a 40. Fed Texans sold at 81
"a. 10. and branded Westerns sold at a SIM
liar range. with small lots at si.5eG,4 IS.
Stockers and feeders s5.3GMS 45 Gamers.
s.: $: heifers, s. .45lIi 50: calves s..
Hogs-Salcs were at an extreme range of
s. e5a5 O. chiefly at $s.15qs.S5. the best
hogs bringing the top price of the present
packing season and big sales Were largely
at ss.5cli375.
Sheep Sales were at sSn3 20 for inferior
TO common up 10 81 for choice ffockS. Fed
Westerns sold chiefly at sssf4 o. Year
lings were IN good demand at st.50sga, and
there was 4 good trade in lambs at "a 25li
SO the bulk fetching s. and upwards.
Westerns sold UP 10 s. So the best lambs
being 30 higher than yesterday.
Recelpts-Eattle, 800; hogs, e5.01o;
sheep. 1890.
OMAHA. Jan .-Cattle-Receip,s. 2.i90:
market steady and active. Native beef
steers S3.7e54. IS; Western steers So 406i
a.. COWS and heifers. 50 35d2 90: Gamers
81 .53u3: St0ckers and feeders, $685.
calves. SS4et. bulls. stays. etc. g. 599r3 50
Hog Receipts. Leo: market &c higher.
Heavy s355rs 70. light. 50 70F5.s5, pigs
s. ioafs e5 bulk OF sales. s.. 3ea365.
Sheep-Receipts. $500: fair TO choice ma
tives. S6ti.9o; sheep, So 5ef4; larnos 40
IA
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MaRkET.

TACOMA. Jan. g.-Whelt-No. / cgao
aszrs M. | Niuestem. Ike.
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BUY your frst and second class tickets
on the city of Seattle. sailing Wednesday
evening" the 26th.