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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18

The silver republicans ratified the ac-
tion OF the conference committee and
nominated DIR d NJ Jones, for represen-
atiYe.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18
The School Election.

Some interest was taken In the school
election yesterday. though not large
vote was cast, only few women voting.
The result was as follows:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18

Eggs for Hatching
at G e Brownells.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18

Hoods Pills are the favorite family
cathartic. Cure sick headache, break up
"A cold
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18

DEPLoRABLE.-Retnrni passengers
from Skagwby state that when the last
steamer left that place for the south there
were over 200 passengers who had engag
,ed passage, but did not leave because the
boat purpoeelv left six hours ahead of
the scheduled time. The steamship com
,panies do not want to bring passengers
ltnis way-it hurts their business on the
up run. Another report says that pig
:able.bodied men are walking the streets
,of Skagway and Dyea crying like little
cnildren because they cannot get away
iron there. Many of them have nc
monen and they are afraid OF an epidem.
ic sveD more severe than now prevalent
-Ez.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18

TO CURE A COLO IN oNEEDAY
Taks Lag stivs Bronp @ T.nlns rable &
All ug.,ists refund L1s II. Daby If It fsi !
Cure. 25c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18

EUGENE ACT. sALEa.-After being de-
ieated by the Albany indoor bare ball
team the Eugene team went to Salem
and played the Y. NJ CA team of that
city, composed of the following members
last Saturday night: Exams, Terrell,
Disque, Bradshaw, B and A. Olinger,
Chase. Cox, Moir, the battery being
Chase and Disque. The score in six inn
ings was Is TO 13 in favor of Salem.
This speaks for the splendid victory ofthe
Albany club.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18

Df. j. G. Littler went to Portland this
morning and viii 'lreturn tomorrow night.
AIoysius Miner, daughter of Z. A.
Miner, OF Por land, is visiting Albany
friends.
Chas. A. Shelbrede, ,ihe well know law-
yer, has Deen appointed commissioner Of
Alaska.
l. d. Miller returned severa. days
ago from Fruitdale, Calf. He says there
are ten poor people there to one here
Editor ]. r. Whitney of the Albany
hHerald, spent Sunday in Eugene return
ing home on today's 10 so local.-Guard.
The fourteen year old daughter of Mr
snydeT, residing on tfe Sonng farm,
died yesterday of diphtLeria.
Mr.. Hatch, brother of the Capt OF
the Mathloma, came 10 ALBANY this
morning and went down the river on an
inspecting tour.
Mr.. E. F. Montague has a baudaged
| finger, the result OF q bite from Cases
oeg. made as he was entering the rear
door Vf the post Office
Bil.ee Taylor, several years ago a resi.
deEt OF Albany has located in Eugene,
and Will open bakery and confection.
cry store'~ith Harry Hoi len.
J. Lindgren and q. G. Hoguc, promi-
nent o u W men OF Albany are in tb,
city and will attend the local AoU "
stag this evening.-Salem Journal.
Mi.sAmy Ellis, of Howard, MINI. ar.
rived in Albany last night. having beer
II ct in Portland by her brother DR.. Ellis
and will spend the summer here Will
him and her sister, Miss Bertha
Mr.. Conrad Bueker. of MilIers, yester
day took 5 tumble in his barn which ne
eetsitated the calling OF doctor, and d
Hill attended him. No bones we're bro
ken. though he was considerably bruised
;, Nr. John Simpson, OF Corvallis, ga
in the city yesterday, looking remarka
bly, we'll after his California trip Will
in the southern part of the state he me
I'D Quinn, who Is running repair sho
at Riverside, and Prof. ]. d Letcher
formerly OF the 0. A. c., who has a pos
ition in view there.
L. w Dsyoe passed through Toled
yesterday morning on his way hom
from; tho Skies river country in Curr
county. Mr.. Deyoe and bic son nav
been prospecting for gold down in tba
country. aud has secured possession {
ak claims. and has left his son there {
work it.-Toledo Leader
/ A farewell social was given at the HON
OF the Misses Stafford last night b
the Epworth League of the NJ. Z. church
J in honor of Mr.. Ward Littler who lei
! this morning for the east to visit his oil
! home. Nearly Cne hundred were pre-
ent. A literary and musical ptograi
!. wa: rendered and every body enjoyed
b social good time. Mr.. Littler has bee
e Tor nearly three years assisting bis uncl
n DIR. G. Litiler. the dentist. He is
d young man oil excellent qualities and hi
J made many friends in Albany. It
o hoped he may return again to this cit,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18
WHEAT.

Chicago lo4c ard s52sc.
New York 99ssc and S8a4c.
San Francisco S4c.
Liverpool unchanged.
Albany 64c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18

THOSE QUAL The California quail
recently received by Chris Vsndran will
be let loose near Wards butte on the
farm of Ira Turner. Hunters are re.
quested to leave them alone.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18
H. F. nerrill

Insurance and Collectioe Agent-Money
to loan. warrants bonght-ofiee in the
DEMOCRAT building.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18

ls the..b~st and yet simplest type write
manufactured. the concentration OF tn
inventors art. An expert sseaographe
after using many machines, says con
slider the Yost Whiting Machine far super
or 10 any have jet used y Call at the
DRxocR1r Office and see one OF lhe type
writers that has to have perfect align
ment.t
Ali Typewriters supplies ordered.
Z 2. NuTTISe. Agent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18

Hickory nuts
at c E Erownells.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18

g ss Asa sas.saS s q sssI ssTs sss ssas slid
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-02

NEW YORK MARK ETS.


NEW YORK. Feb. The stock market
today had a load Of liquidation - carry
siiN heavier than yesterday, and there
were fewer prominent stocks TO exercise
sustaining force by their strength The
heavy offerings were well absorbed and
ret declines are for me most part con-
lined IA fractions. bat are general. For
time after the opening there seemed TO he
10 d.utnuti0n from Yesterdays activity
There ead been apparently a large acCunu-
i4flon % outside orders over night and
London was also a buyer OF stock This
demand was satisfied. however. without
enecttcg any advance IN prices the offer
ings being very large. Later prices began
% yield under the weight OF continued Of
serinzs. but the pressure was not great
and the market Yell into duliness holders
apparently being consent TO await a ra Is
10 continue the AauIdatl0n. The rallies
We're helped by the continuing strength o.
q number 81 stocks. - peel gllv Union Pa
ctnc and all ifs securities The strength
of those VAS held during the dav ana
Union Pacific closed al The highest AZ ne
net advance OF over a point. Western
Union and General Electric showed periods
OF strength. but the order Of the day was
pront-tak.ng, and this tendency extended
even 10 Northern Pacific preferred UPON
which there sAs quarterly dividend ~
per cent declared late IN tire day London
bought some stocks early IN fais market
bgt sold more later which proba bly, rad
an Influence n giving a somey ha. higher
tone 20 the market
i & to Ce noted that part OF the cash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,
Chica go.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-Cattle were barely
steady. Beef steers s5seu5.50 for inferior
TO strictly choice bat going at Si3DI5.0o;
fair 10 good Western fed cattle. $4,000. -:
stockers and feeders S. 2sl3. 40, calves were
firm and unchanged.
Hogs We're sc lower. Bulk s.. S0f3.S0
choice packers, s3.65Qs.7o: prime heavy
hogs. ssa212.
Trade in sheep and lambs was active the
offerings selling ar stronger prices. Sheep
were taken at s3.0off4co for inferior to
choice fed Westerns comprising the great
bulk of the offerings and selling mostly at
81 00M5.55: yearlsngs sold readily al 81 scar
SEQ and lambs were in active demand at
sf5oI5.I5 few going as law as s. 0g.
Receipts-Cattle 1900; hogs, 40, 600: sheep.
II coo.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Feb. Cattle Receipts. ?. 700
Market steady. native beef steers, 81 s5ar
f.SS: Western steers. s., s0a4.40. Texas
steers. s. t-4fi2 s.: cows and heifers s. oes9
$50: Gamers. s2.oeG2eo: siockers and feed
ers. s.. 501lT0: calves. sAoeGs.oo; bulls and
stays, 81 40da.4A
Hogs-Receipts. 400. Market closed SC
lower: heavy. 81 so6f3.s7ia: mixed sSssf a
3.ej: lights. s3.sy@J3.1o. bulk OF sales. g. so
as s5.
sheep-Recoip;s $500 Market steady:
fair 10 choice natives. ss-3oufso fair 10
choice Westerns. s. seas 20: common and
stock sheep. sS00u2.Sp; lambs. s4Voc5.40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Transactions Since January q
for NesfrrdaY.

Real estate transactions since JanIafz
1873. are $lS3 .s56G2. There were fed y
record yesterday eleven deeds. sggrfgsaa'
81 ss3 Following Is a list;
Ed Thlstlcwaite 70 s. ". ThEtiema,s.f.
$50 interest Ia the Mountain Lon ioos -
Ter river district. July -. 1897 NN
Ed Thisiiewaiie 20 s. VI. Tnss'senA1's..
ID OF Pride o9 Washington nlas In ~
river district. duly % 1881. VI. ~.
William Gross 70 Rooert Thomas, ~ :
blk 10. YesieTs % add. jan $n Z,
j. a. Gould to Alex Mcdonald, less Y ~
- blk ~ River Park, Aug. !. isx. ssa J.
North western and Pacific HypN11s
Pank 10 G. J. Smith, To- 1. blk Il = =
Denny's add. Jan. -. S}1t.e 49,
NJ q. Muilsnix 80 Jane r. Nesl T. u.
G. blk IT, Comm rcial Street Sssaffi ~
add June 3 1891. ST. -.
L.. H. Wilson 70 ]. = Jackson, ~ 81
istrafor. lot g blk u. Central ssaitR -
Oct -. 1877. $50.
r. J. Wilson 10 J. e. jacobson - =
uwI OF sec 5. =, :. Nov. ?. is7. e. "a
James W. -hapmau 20 &. o. FFNTs
J ard 2 and eis Of n~A OF see !, ~
- 81 $50 S. y
A n. Manning 10 Joe C'aereslan ~ =
and a. Blk ie White & Munaay's aaa- =
J. s2to. j. e
Joe Cheredan 70 Alien Edwards IS &. Z
and -. blk 70. White < Iunday's saa g.
! 81
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nreadstuns.
THE WOOL MARKET.


LONDON, Feb. 1.-The offerings at IL
Nooi sales today aggregated s.is6 baie,
There was good attendance and kstis
demand was noted. especially for Nj
bourne greasy. which sold quickly Ans
lean operators took an active part in fh
competition In grades suiting their warts
taking $50 bales OF fnerlnos. Some seoarss
Queensland was withdrawn after spirit;
bidding. Fire cross-hred sold well 10 HI
home trade. hut faulty was irregular. VT
prices in buyers favor.
The second aeries Of sales win open y
March H. the third on May 3. the foars
on June 20
tied 20 SuN,e0o bales, the lists closing n
the dates mentioned or whenever the quar-
lily shall have arrived. Following are u.
ssles In detail OF the day:
New South Wales, 300 bales-Scourss
l0d.i ,s I'd. greasy 5Adail0d.
-. eensiaud 800 haies-Scoured, ayt@'
Sd. greasy. Gisaatis I'D
Victoria. . so baies-Sconred. sdaits ~
greasy. Gisdgtls I'D
South Australia 100 baies--Scoufea, ];
i1d6iis I'd. greasy. 5isdMld
West Australia. 80 tales-Seoured. ~
ais I'D greasy. 5lsdnsisd.
New Zealand. go bales Secured, Cir
OILS I'd, greasy. 5adMi9d
Cape Of Coed Hope and Natal 800 ha5s
Secured, slsd4ls al: greasy. ss1dgd
Exports of silver.
NEW YORK. Feb. THE Germsss.
sailing for Europe tomorrow. Will faks OF
5000 ounces OF silver
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-02

80. Silver Shield. E-la. sugar peas, saca
y1.5e. string beans sacssN is Lima he4s 5.
81: Boston baked beans. si.a5fs IS. nush-
rooms. $2.Ei3.5a. French ress. ~-5fr1 O.
ed. sl-5a; ap.icots. SIS: b.ackIerr.es. 81 5.
Bartlett pears. G-s5. white cherries. 81 y.
black cherries. g. peach S. California. & 90
:, osrr es sN. sll.. sS
berries. H-s: raspberries. s.: pineapries
tiohnson.sl. sass. Pie-Assorted. gsE5n
tins. s--6assa. IS: 2i2-To tins. Sis. peaches.
N-0: a2ricots $50. hlackheFries in ss~-ft
TINS. S.N. cur-znts gallon tins. 81 80.
piunis. gallon tins. $50, sS.-fo tins. S-lQ;
grapes ---io tins $40
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-02

PORTLAND. Feb. 1.-The local whea I
market IS weaker and buyers are not 50
an ious for wheat as they vera last
WEEK. All sorts Of prices are quoted ac-
cording 10 the needs OF the bidder. but
the average range was from lSdis5c for
Naila Walia and s64ssc for valley and
bluesgem
b. total shipments Of wheat flour in
cluded as wheao from Portland since the
present season opened are II. 4.5.2ii bush
els. OF this amount 6iS $40 bushels of
wheat and ZOE. sos barrels OF -four were
shipped direct 10 Europe. the remainder
OF the shipments going TO China, Japan
and san Francisco
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-02

rneal per ton. So: bran. E5g1s: shorts.
Rye-yvAcie ssssSes pr tor. four &c X
yer haa; s-5 per bale. rye meal I~5s5S- .
ger bSl. s. per bale
- .4ssl- ac7ped feed, slslis per
ta- -7is..stnSs. per ion sls1s1. oh cake
zaeai. sz9954 per ton: shorts. sls-5aS IS
bran. ST.
wallis. Tools and Cordase.
NaFis tiarhs-rp--Ns " list cut steel.
sas TO SIS, :. 40: sss 20 s,s, wire. 81 20.
tons tuttle teeth, SsasSc per II. Humboldt
and Toledo. sc: Tyee crosScut saw. s5c per
n: hand. Dlsston... 50 per cent. OF list.
Axes-stng.s hit IS psr dozen double Bit
q PER doz- Shovels and spades-Steel. 81
6 per dog P.cks-Raiiroad. seas per
deg. Forks-Hay. % and 10 per cent OF
Steel. .7a1Ic per ID. Ftles-s5 and 20 per
Lawn Mgwers-Greaf American. 81 and
u. Philadelphia. 60 of: Buckeye. 90 and 10
per cent of
scythes and Snaths-s5 per cent. of.
Zee Cream Freezers-w hite Mountain. 30
per cent. off, Lightning 80 per cent OF
seales-Howe and Fairbanks platform.
g l-2@se per cent OF list. Buffalo i0Ss45
per cent of list; counter. s. per cent OF
ns tiaShn9r w9rSTla i- q'a As an,
larger. 714c Per 10; l2-thread. 7ssc per 10: S
and s-thread: Sc: sisal, lA-inch and
u
7l4c: tarrse lash yarn. Slsal. s14c per ID.
1i~wzre fsss-r-d PER - ~ of.
stamped. IS and 10 TO 50 per cent. OF.
Oif s-4as noticed i4ef cent oil new
oakam-Per bale, :s.Nai5o
Fiac6 JAIN, G.l5; galvanized
barbed fence, SEES. green wire cloth. $50
Powder 0obbing}-Biack blasting. per
keg. s2.-5; IS per cent. Gsnt.-Hercules
or Judson dynamite, $50 per casa Of 20
pounds. % per cent Hercules or Hudson
dynamite S6.5e4T. Champion or Triun,nb
stump s4.50: Improved Judson stump.
81 90 Golden Pheasant Sporting. e5-ib
kegs S.: Dupont rifle sporting. 25-lb kegs
SHOT (sobbiugA-Dr1o 81 - ner bag. huel
shot $3.50; chilled shot, $3.50.
Fuse-Per ls0cr double tape. $40; triple
tape. $50.
Heavy Hardware.
Wire Rope-Lst.
Bar Iron fiobbinel-Rase sizes. 1852
per cwt: Norway iron. &c per 10.
Iron Pipe G2bbing)-WroUsnt IRON. up to
y btaCk 81 per cent. OF list. larger
sizes. s. and 10 per cent: galvanized, IL
and under. - and ) per cent. off, larger
sizes. IS and 6 per cent off list.
Sheet Zinc 0obbingl-1l4c per To-
TIN Plate dobblng)-Chdrcoal plates
bright &c. lix2n. s6.5osl7 per box; TX. $3.50;
~ sls. redlpped. 20x2s. $40.
mon No. - ss5o: galvanized. 20 % an eSn 10
per cent off list.
Shlngle Bands-Gaivanized SIC per III.
black 4izc per ID.
Solder 0obbingl-Tinners' half-and-hal.
lie per Id: extra wiping. 15c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-02

Sec 3 This ordinance shall e eEsc.
and he In fierce fr0ns and after It's paSss &c
ARD approval II approved by the mayor.
otherwise 81 shall take effect - tae sisne
Il shall become a law under Ire pro. --3as
OF Tire city charter
Passed the City Council the 71si Ga.' ot
January. ssss and sagr1d by me IN open
session in authorization OF itz pas age
this zIsi day o! January. 1853
81. ~ gibson,
presiden. Pre- Tera OF the Cry Iour IL
Ayrv1ved OF me this Isl day OF F.bru-
arg IKE T. j. HTMES Mayer.
Filed by ne this ist day OF February,
1855
Attest: WILL Il PARRY
City Comptroller ard Ex-ofrscio City Clerk
fSeaa1
Published February . tSss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-02
Total sales.
General Quotations.

Flour Receipts, l4.75I; exports. q. ioI.
quiet ana barely steady. Affected by the
late decline in wheat. Minnesota patents
$5lo
Wheat Receipts. Iffs5: exports, q. sS7
Spot steady; No. ? red. si.0i. Options had
a sharp forenoon advance on the nig de-
crease in Liverpool stocks. bullish cable
aavices. foreign buying ana demand from
shorts but eased or somewhat in the In II
hour under realizing. The close Was fair
ly steady a llsul%ac net advance. No
red. February. 81 e}is4t los;-. closed
SICK, May, SO u-lGa972.c. closed &c.
Hops-Firm.
Wool--Fifm.
Petr0leum-Duil.
Coffee-o,ptions opened steady with
prices unchanged 10 5 points lower. closed
quiet with prices unchanged 10 points
net lower. Sales. 8. ia bags. Including.
February. Sic; March. 5.G9c. Spot coffee.
RIO. quiet No. :. Invoice, tl4c; No. :. job
bing. tAsc: mild. quiet.
Sugar-Raw. steady. Refined, steady.
Metals.
Pig irou-Qulet: closed easy at s6.45 bid
and $S.s5 asked.
Copper-Lake. firm at $lI.
Tin-Cluiet AT Sl3 bid. s129 80 asked
Spelter-Cnchanged III $50 bid. and ST
Lad Easy at ASK bid and ss.eo asked.
She Visible supply.
Special cable and telegraphlc dispatches
20 Bradssreet's. covering The principal
Rt4EtS u at Astst4S&L AtNr AEl-E1fE flH f0l-
lowing changes In available supplies iaet
Saturday, as compared with the p.eced-
ing Saturday:
Wheat. United States and Canada. cas-;
Ct the Rocky mountains. decrease. Ies}4 =
80 busheie. Aii0at tor and In Europe in
crease. T. go Vs, bus heels. w0r1d's net SUP
ply. net increase. yf.Ws bushels. Corn
I nitfd States and Canada, east % me
Rocky mountains. Increase. et5.0N0 bush
Ella Oats--Unl States and Canada. east
Of the Rocky mountains. increase. S9l es9
bushels.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Expost No. club 7sssc: No l
bluestem. 1sisc: milling. No. club. sc, No.
biQeslsm &c
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Hay. Grain nna Fcrd.

Hay tioNefuEs -F'u~r- Scored oef .ar GO
s..
OATS l}ash'uEl-s-tsssG
"a he2t~x-4-G
Barley f.af a.urs-F G.-.-s ~ -~-..-s -
tco g
CSgs-NAo.e. So .. cracked. &: gses
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Feb. Wheat. No I club
sSi.c. No. / bluesten. .61ec.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadStuH ifs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1.-Flour-Nst
easa for family Am extras. s4Sou465; bakers
wheat-s shipping, slilA for No. /, and
81. 42a5GLi asa. for choice; milling, 81 45EIl so
Barley-F'eed. sI12eQSloSA4; brewing. sl.05
oats-Poor to fair si.la,5: good TO choice.
N.l.leGl. 22i2; fancy feed. 81 22i2af1.225: gray
sl.loal.Ii2: milling. Sl.lIi4sI1 .2sts: Surprise
I-@dl. 3; black. for seed. Sl-Ss4l.5e; rcd.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. $50: wheat. CEN
talS las; barley. centals. s,l1a: oats. Gen.
l5iG: potatoes. sacks. s.ssl: hay, tons. 3is:
wool. ba,es ?: hides. number 30; raisins.
boxes, 70: quicksilver. TASKS. Il: wine. gal
Closing Quotations.
Whe1t-Nay 81 3S5x
Barley-May 92i4c-
Corn--Large yellow, $1.0sI7Qi.l0.
Bran-SN.50aI21.5 90
Wool and Hops.
Wool-spring. Nevada. i1a1sc: Oregon. u
gi4c: Southern coast lambs, 7Gse; San
nai2c: mountain lambao ieGlsc: San a''. Joa-
auin Plains. s4sc: Humboldt and Mendo-
elmo. 14(Il5c.
Hops-New crop. 12l4G1sc.
Produce. Fruits, Etc.
Mills tut IN s2.5oa25 per ton:
Hay~Wheat. slea1s5o: wheat and oa,
sI6Q bsst barley, Sl2ayu 1850; alfalfa.
slc.5odli5o: clover. sllQle.5o stock. Si05C4p
II. compressed wheat. sl5Ql7: straw, per
bale. 404ia5c.
egetables-Early Rosa potatoes. s5d7 zoe:
river Burbanks. 50g15c: river reds. 45Gs5c:
Salinas Burbanks, s5cQN.1o: silverskin
onions; &se@2 %; garlic. 4Gilac; green
eggplant, zoe: chile green peppers. 2oc.
Frut-Apples. common. aofiooc; do choice
81 25G145: cranberries s1GS per barrel:
Mexican lines. repack. s647: common Cali
lemons. s1.5e12.5o bananas. sl25a2.5O per
bunch; pineapples. s2Gi per dog.
Butter-Fancy creamery, sIT2Sc: do Sec
onds. a5iAI26c; fancy dairy, 2iqe5c; do sec
onds. 22Q23c
Cheese-New, I1G11i%c: old aGflic: Call
fornia cream cheddar. lodflic; Young
America 11n12c. Eastern. 12dt12c.
Frgs-Store. 2ad &c; fancy ranch. 24a2ac.
Poultry-Turkey gohblers halle per 10:
cid roosters 81 5efi2 = per doz; young roos
ters. S4Ff5: small brolers seat: large broii-
ers. A5od5: fryers s.5Aa5; hens, s3Gfi;
old ducks, S46i5: young ducks. Sin5: geese.
S.5ai.5o per pair: old pigeons. 81 per dog;
young pigeons. sl.2JG115
Exchange.
London. co days. 1879. London, sight ASS
Financial.
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tonposision.

We are now prepared 10 90 sc.aI.k
FOR the trade ANY ineasurei 10 ~
Mlnlon Brewer ard Long frimef -,
faction guaranteed CaL or s9af
inte.iisen. er Seattle.
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FOREIGN MARKETS
Financial.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The Evsalsa
Posts London financial cablegram says.
The stock markets here were quiet ar
featureiess today. Americans opened gees
became weak on reports of snow storms
the United States. but rallied at the esoss
Business H. active bur professional. i
feature here today was the strength In rw,
per stocks. The fortuightiy statistics she's
that the visible supply IS smaller than ~
years past. The boom in industriais cor
tinu.s. Hudson Bay rose sharply, III
slightly easier tone tn London money rss~l
today was due TO scarcity Of bills preset
ed for discount.
nreadstuns.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. Close. wheas-
Spot No. red Western winter. afm r.
IS l0isd.
Corn-Snot American mixed old dga Il
SIS iled. Futures steady; March. ss I'D
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IOWA Iron Works Limited paSs -.
build the best machinery for river -. -.
and make a specially Of suilfaas -.
steel halls. whlca can be ess.'s -
ard quickly boifed together. anD - Z
Ct ali kinds Of marine machinery - &
srg. Represented ny F. A. Hll. - 80
bard & Norton Co. Yesler DOCK
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Feb, :. Isas-
Exchanges az The Seattle. Portland. Ia
corn and Spokane clearing houses today
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