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LONDON. Feb 6-Tae money market
has dropped enmewha, and at present the
prospects are against a permanent hard
eninE- The stock exchange was general,y
nraa. Home securities are dull but foc-
elgners were Arm on the strsns ihenlng OF
the Paris eourse. South Americans re-
eeded. Argentine provincial loAns, how
ever. were sought freely at from to S
points higher. American railways were ac-
tive, and after fluctuations At the 6niHh
showed generally a distinct advance. The
Increases include Lake Shore & Michigan.
which rose points. Northwestern pre-
feTred. SIS. Erie Srsts ~, Louisville 4
Nashville. ~. Santa Fe adjustment. IL:
Erie mortgage. IL: Northern Pacific pre-
fsrred, N. Philadelphia 4 Reading nfsta.
l posns.
Canadians were lower owing 70 the largo
bull account and to rumors OF rate cutting
BY two ccrn paniesR The decrease Ia Grand
Trunk shares ranged from Y TO : pcinto
and Canadian Pacific shares dropped Ia
points.
South American railroads materially re-
eedsd. except Nicaragua. which roe
points.
Dr~adseu9n.
LIVERPOOL Feb s-Cloee: Wheat
Spot firm: No. 3 red Western. winter, %
lu'~d; No. red Northern. spring. -
Corn-Spot firm. American mixed new.
IS ii.d: do old. So ND. Futureo eGoAAyi
February, SIS lid: March. - Ad.
Flour-St- Louis fancy winter, - "a.
HOpA-
Hops-At London Pacific COAST 60 lSe0
45 it's
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Feb 5.-Today's stock
market was lifted TO higher level by the
conspicuous strength OF comparatively few
stocks. IL was noteworthy that the Van
derbilts. which gave the initial impetus 10
yesterdays's advance. showed the effects
TODAY IF profit -fskf~v fare Shore losing
2 points and New York Central a small
fraction. Michigan Central after bound
ing upward al the opening. reacted over
n point but closed with a substantial gain.
The far-reaching Importance Of the merg-
Ing OF New York Central and Lake Shore
and the prospects OF additions 20 the plan
continued to have marked sentimental
effect all along the Ii. Possibilities In the
wpv OF reduced exrenei' t1-~0 for adrnfrfs-
trat!on and stability Of rates for traffic
from consolidation are cap"assed with ca
ger attention by dealers in securities.
Great Northern Preferred SOLD ~ a fur
ther decline OF two points and was bid
q wn still further as the result II I'tns
for II creased capitalization and diSiribg-
ton % the companies accumulated re-
sources being so conflicting as 10 lead 10
the conviction tEat no plan has yet been
formed Although business was on 4 large
scale and widely distributed. the lluctda-
lions IN prices were exceedingly narrow
outside OF the special cases. the most i'm
portant OF which have been Indicated.
At different times 'Dr ne the week the
rfsrket has ht'en under the influence of
aggressive strength in Chesapeake & Ohio.
Baltimore * ohio. Louisville. Pennsylva-
MA Northern P7~{fc rNrcferred 30 caal
erF J'nf0- r-
'~uous stocks. Wide advances have &C.
CURED IN - --.
held investment st0eks uotabst Great
Nor1hsr pre fsrret which advanced an
extreme - points bat reacted points. The
weeks heavy pr0fit-tak.ng sales AVE been
well Inscribed and the outside participation
IN ths. market has grown. Ma sticks
Eaye heeu a times below last week = clos
irZ Jewell and some below. bQt g5se gene al
leVe. OF the market - higher. principally
is the resuit % yesterday ard today Gains
generally range between = and 3 points.
VITA exceptions in active stocks up 10 :
POINTS
The bord market has continued to show
the great a. q ~ ard f1- sfrervfa ~ ~
IL aid tn January. The total par value
Of sales iu January was nearly SO 80 -.
This total was never exceeded en- ;ne x
change except IN f,ctobe~ i.S5 when fhe
ssis- exceeded Slg1 a. fssA Us Vlsw Of the
present Importance ATTACHED to the Nv
ie considered Significant that the previous
NsFis8 o.: sTeat evfivitv was az tne sine
Of tie Wet Shore erfT' EN- ant karsas Pa
rsflc com~cis snoss go su exfre1ss Advance
tor fee sc lt - pa Is. and cthfr \ an
sac Yrr 81 and f-rsur raeiH e. issues show
e6 large advances Prices an around are
rsrr-rr B. Fsr mr. Tcfal sales 81, -. So
3nlfe& Stars Us~ 6 registered adj
yaHtsd s. tuIrt Stats * 5aseras. p
tae a5c a registered ana tae e. Eer stored
= and tie ala - ra@4en ard ire - cpu-
f-cn ex-tn'sfest Il bid.
The B-nf> statement.
We Ky bank statement. Surplus 20
serve. se,rea.e ,sE ~4-~ .crraae
8 8 ga srse - fn~~ea - 80 irest Z n
GNr~ fueTs Il FL s8s de. .e344sS svseyese q.
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LIVE sTo,N m.RkETs


CHICAGO. Feb. ST ere was the usuel
Saturday lack az cattle cEeT ngs ard NJ
market was largely D nominal o. ihs
2 "a sales nsade ~ Fe a. Yes az ran =
Of priesr TIE market task ~ SAs efa
A fairy strong one ara pr have al
yaaees Na7i7e or beef teaFs fEeSs ies u :
gtarp cosuot titioa fer ~ cattle "a 8
wers largely al sf.-gn Sc. TIE en-
ran1e Of prices being ksua.+9 f9r common
70 strictly cisoics.
There vas an act ve 8emaea 70 hog
al yTlees were Up - 80 e. days ~
,l,re prime heavy hogs fetching 81.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Feb. CATH. Rsoe pts SO
Market steady MAJ W 1.ef @'e ~ = ~
80, II ssf@-f7 steers = 1sttss. r =
steers k7l1s =. cows and RESI- r. Sf AZ
os..rqer3 Il -. ~g4 ka'a ard fsede s. .
GIt ~. calves. {fts&. bulls aud = az. s-zs
q -
nesgv. 81 II. wx~d n-eg4s-.s. uxtt
- -<4~ ba X s. - S
z,ses,- receipts &s0. q. rket ealer
va5r 70 ohaice as-i9ts fe9ss3 IA o
rl,r.i,ez W-emferr.s SIS "a s. mo ems
srset< zneea. DN7sa aEn g. s. g a.
From th@s agUge tas aales were made al
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Mining Stocks.
General Quotations.

F'lour-Ra~efv '4-@3: rxnc~ts tIt:
quiet. Nnt a~r,iv Nels CI'v r-'ll paten.s
5GIS.sa; city inill clears. s., soG55j; M
neapohS I "a II :. ga 81 thsa ~ -
takers. s4sdSii 20 WHITE straishts. ara
i,s5: winter extras. s. 5aU43s9. winter low
s~ades s. efzt3 90
Wheat Receipts. 1885 bushels; SPOT
firm N. ? red s. 9s'%. OPTIONS opened
easier on disappointing Liverpool cal les,
bat afterwards recovered md closed un-
changed 70 tSc ret higher Traders bought
considerable wheat and local covering was
siimula ted BY Russian famine news and
bulllsh Australian AVID Cal fGrn'a crop re-
ports No. . red February. g. o1i<s May
~ efGfibc closed fsgsc
Heps-Sreaav. safe common 80 choice.
isa5 crop. ss,6c. lss6 crop 7nsc. 1881 crop
l-Gisc: racf~c coast. 1885 crop. iagc. 1896
or Z IN o.. iS97 crop. IWIsc.
Wo0i-Guiet.
Petroleum-Duii
Coffee oalious cloee1 steady ~ un-
charged nrgceS Sa'es IS bags lnciud ny
Nsrch : sac sros RIO 'fe7d s M. ~
voice GEsc; No. johbing, Szse; n ID
sfea 3y gcr&ove. so sc.
Sugar- Raw fT-n. far reiining. , sIec
rersr'fueal es-fe-t l-isc Refined finn.
Mould "a 51sc STANDARD \ sac: cor fe.-
TONERS \ 5hsc. cat lo@f. sz4cs crushed
S. powe red. ) is-lsc granuiate'-. 5A.c.
cubes ) --lsc.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

saturday was an average business day.
The tObbers announced several changes in
prices which will be of interest 10 mer-
chants outside of the city. Sugar was re-
stored to former figures of two weeks ago.
a riS. OF 0ne-eighth OF a cent on all grades.
Small white beans. in order TO keep COM
pany with the pink bean. on which recent
" there has been three advances In price,
has jumped half cent. Canned tomat toes
re stil rising. the quotation now on gal
Ion cans being $2a Lard and dried salt
pork has also advanced one-quarter Of a
cent pound. There is a shortage III fish,
halihut now being quotabie at bl7c. a
slight advance.
Ii Is thought that potatoes have reached
the top notch I'm price for the year and
the only possible thing tfat can cause a
furt her advance would be a shortage in
the California market. which is not al all
likely The ineas ~rst is quite steady
.rd prices arc stationary. Fancy apples
are a httle moi stCe.sU. &ne cheaper Narfe-
ties are practically dead stock. hardly any
moving. There is no change In the market
Eggs are coming ia more freely.
Poultry. while in fair demand. Is weak
enins
Breadstufs are going up and at pres
ent there is u good. stiu market.
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sESSELS 8OlND IN.

s ss ''sss '9s FROM British s' sss ss';;
$ g. ~ $;ss; 5s; ,:: s.;:s;:
s E : ss1 5ss ':s;:ss ASe'
i. : ss"i S Ftp SSl9n ''''a'.
@ s:s ). & e; 'iss sss Ss s; Ss January
* tons New York York as sound s1s and 1n AAa November
+ ssssy Moe Taeom
: s"!e "A :'5 IL. .os. s.s s, g,I ns"'e'
A9 1s d o, Yst sn PsdT PUGET T saaaa January
ss' 'a:ss r. = $ IONS S . s s, S ssay =,
Sss : ::S: 3 ] $e . sesF'
s. sss%s = . = ' H .: SA r Soma: December ="
s F. \ " T : % F:s:'.' 't;3.' Rad.
! ss : - s5:ss 19ao-
: &C.: IS. !. ); 81 :: ss
Ss: n 5 & e ::: :. s % rs : ;s.
s a, n v qes s @ i T January
u ~ ): e. s. I. $..s :: :s's
s, s - ~ s 81 S. S F, 4s. s e s. sas o
s' can LAB 9. i3 sa,' Y5sas 9' T1ss ,;s August IL
81 a h . :'9 s. %.22s ss Si ls:
-: u; IS, y 81 A s4:S5 4.ss%s go
s@sAs Msd p tons sang ,
s s NINA ,. H. @ S..s .S ,a, M,
s-sp Ma le. s'"5 & P ns cent"
as S. E. T., s 1'. =. 5"ss A1
!ss tr .61 Nos San ras f fsf5 sound
- WAL. ID p,so i a-n.,,
ss' II T. :, IS: @ 5 s,s's y Sss's
{: 80 s i ! u: ;:i;a Is: as::s 4
T. s ~ Is =, IN S. 49, ME- s f:s s#e '''a,
s. ? fs ~, < s.. 5.ss.,
s'' ss So s.ss.: :ss' pr '' fss9a
= $ss IN @ s., Sly S sss,., october 70
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Posst dire RsxrerB r hk.e atcrsK
au ia @
An shr.
tina Br
~
Tartar. Morton Erss. 1Su o.
Tneoa,s cameron Am san Franssen Feb
Taeon lsz torSP
Tw rrcsrrr@ wFsgr an sh 2
Pedro Tacoma January
STAT AMT tors.
Y. N.r- Jan e.
etterby Ara 81
y 4 Perssr An scar
Jo~ge
ForestQ Francisco Tacoma Feb
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n Ieo-lh cases. Per cwt si1l5: so-lh eases.
per cw,. .i.2s: ss-ih cases. par cwt. 81 Is;
Mocha. 57izc; caracoia. re. Guatemala
&c. ground caree- isAaec. Lsoa io,s slii5:
s5s ST IS. as 81. IS.
Meats. Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meats 0cbb.ng,-Cow beet. en-
SIC per ID: pork 5qsssc per 10. veal large.
s&iSc veal. small SC.
PROVISIONS tjohbingp-Hsms- large. Zoe:
hans small ie'-c: breakfast bacon. ulsc:
Fresh Fish Uobelrgl - Halisut. sa
&c. salmon. e3ssc: salmon trout
&c &c eo iognde hack a4s s sole <.
mountain trout f2iaer l5c. shrsnps l0c.
snelt. S0ic. tom cod &c. neiring, sale. oy-
lon: clans. si.5e sack; Dungenes crabs.
liys sr cook I'd $40
smoked Fish joobng,-Sa'mon steel
PC ne- hoy herring. 25c,
Buttcr. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
Rutter-Ranca. I59i7c; rancy dairy. in
soy 'res. 2eu-Sc: Washington crea N ries.
..,a.es. li,be,nri-Natiye Wa.sin-t7, IA
ais EASTERN. II ai3c.
Eggs oobs.nsl -stora sas,., Eastern. i;al1c:
strained money. sfs1ec.
Poultry-pr <sed chickens. E-ac: live
-
ducks. ss.5oG50o per doz: dressed ducks. ii
Nuts and Dried Fruits.
DRIED IF Erp II s ooss abr Aprico,s
Grated. per 10. 7Gioc: apples. bleached. pp
y. slsc nranss Washington sasc; Cai-
loose Mascatelles. i1.asiac pr ID: seed.
less Mlscatelias &c. seetliess Sultanas l3c
per p: srnyrsa figs fancy lsrss. lie: fancy
small 15c: Golden dates caste
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes Oohoing)-Native. s12al3: Early
Rose. slcQii: Yakima. sliqi5: onions, s.l-
verskins, So. 5GiSW Der 100 pounds:
bets. 5eef6oc per sack; cabbase. lac
dozen: carrots, 3ea55c; dollhouse lettuce.
45c per dozen: dollhouse tanatoes &c
per ID. 20 house ene1nosrs; N.5o: MERGED
parsnips Goa aoc; hubbard squash &c per
10. radishes loc doz lunches; green onions
zoe per dozen punches.
iings. sl259i so: naysls. s2a2 Is: budded
oranges. sl.5od2: lemons. fancy. California.
g. 5oG3: lssnons. choice. s2n2e5: fancy APP
mon apples. 2fNt50c; pears (winter Nellio
81 50: bananas. s2.loG225; cranberries s. per
Dbl, $50 per box; pineappies. s3.O0QS5o
wainuts per ID, sack. sale; Eastern
l2c: almonds. fancy soft shell. llQl2c;
aimonos.. cheaper grade. saloc; pea
nuts safe; pine, l3c: hickory &c: Italian
chestnut. i2iac: Brazil lie: hazel, &c; CO.
coanuts. Suec per doz; pop corn. &c per
ID.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay Gobbing)-Puget sound. per ton SIP;
Eastern Washington timothy. SIS; alfalfa.
81,
Oats Gobblng-S23.00.
Wheat-S1Zu2S
Barley 0ob5lng)-Rolled or ground per
ton. So
Corn-whole s2i.5o: cracked. SD: feed
meal per ton. SO
Rye-Whoie s23a2i per ton -four. 1915
per Dbl; s2.2o per bale: rye meal, 1916
per Dbl s. per bale.
Feed Jobo.ng)--Chopped feed. SlGM20 per
ton: middlings. per ton So; oil cake meal
s3i per ton: shorts. 81 Ma0: bran. 81.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

PLUMB-In Seattle, at Myers cannery
wharf. February 8. 1895. fran the result
of "A fall John son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Plumb. aged Is years.
ANDERSoN-In Ballard. February g. 1888,
OF typhoid fever David son OF Mr.. and
Mrs David A. Anderson. aged years
and months.
PARENDE-In Seattle. February 3, 1885.
at 3l3 Maynard avenue, OF whooPing
cough. Pasluea son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Parende.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE. Feb. e.-Arrivsd--
schr Okanogan, from Port Ludlow to com
plete cargo for San Francisco. Saiied-Am
schr Albert Meyer. for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb s.-Saiied-Schr
w +. Talbot for Port Gamble. Arrived
Str Mackinaw. from Tacoma. Spoken
Per John D. Spreckies. on Feb. 2 $50 miles
from Rio de Janeiro. for Oregon, coming
INTO San. Francisco. because the ship IS
very foul
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crossing the scales At $s-Gua0 ~
Offerings OF sheep and lambs WUeo Init
and prices were steady. Lam6o sold ro0ai-
while sheep sold ~ 00D<.A weoaern-fc1
selling largely az 031AM YearlInx0
hroash; Aas3AS There Wa q god de-
tnand for feeding sheep and ,ambA but
Receipss-cas;le. 30: hoGs. A0o0: sheep
SAs y
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Ballsrd-Leary Land Company 10 Lille
V. Harris, lots 10 ~. blk @ Baiiard's add
TO Gilman park. Jan. q. 500.
r. l.. Fehren TO ". q. Shuey receiver.
nell nei4. lots !. 2. :, and !. sec "a. -. Z.
Ar~il &c 1897 81.
Sarah A. BIS add. Jan IL 81 ~
Frank A. Norton TO w. s. Bonner lot
~ blk Bradner's add to Seattle. March
IS 1897 $50.
Il Blcelow To Andrew Chilherg lots 10
and IL blk 3. A. A. Denny's add. Feb. L
81 10
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Notice tn Mariners.

Yaduina bay. Oregon-Notice is hereby
given that the Channel Rock buoy. No. o.
a red second class nun, which marks
Channel rock has gone adrift from its
nosition. Ii Will be replaced as early as
practicable This notice affects the List
OF Beacons and Buoys. Pacific Coast. 1895.
page 80. BY order OF the United States
lighthouse board. George c. Reiter. Com
mnder. L. s y. Inspector Thirteenth
Lighthouse District.
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SYNOPSIS.
A severe storm has been prevailing all
day over Western Washington. II was
central over the straits in the morning.
and its center appears 10 be near Seattle
tonight. Heavy rain and high winds have
prevailed. reaching O. miles per hour at
Fort Candy. 80 at Portland and y al Sc
attic. The line to TatooSh is down.
Sea tile Maximum temperature, 81: NM
lmum temperature. 10; mean. As weather
rainy; rainfall twenty-four hours, or.
@. N SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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BIRTHS.

JOSLIN-At Tacoma. Sunday. February q.
1885, to the wife Of Howard Joslin. . son.
SN JWDEN-In Seattle at SOC 0Aylor
street. Sunday noon. February 8. 1855. 70
tho wife OF a. l.. Snowden. dAughtec,
weighing eight pounds.
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CHICAGO MARK ErS.


CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-For few minutes
around the opening wheat was incli ed 10
pool market. That market after opening
little higher, declined and closed ,sd 10
sd lower In the face OF yesterdays inn
provement here. On this account first
sales OF May were al slight decline. May
opened at s45sm95c. against yesterdays
close of s5kc Besides the Liverpool de-
cine. Northwest receipts continued heavy
A rather bearish showing OF the visible
was looked for Monday and New York
reported moderate selling at the opening
for foreign account. Notwithstand ne all
this the market became strong almost i'm
medateiy. Moderate buying by the long
interests principally. supplemented by a
little covering by ST. Louis brokers of lines
put out yesterday. carried the price Of May
steadily up to 95iaail5ssc The advance was
helped by the continued strength of oats
and provisions. both of which markets
made new prices for the season during the
morning. There We're reports of grain
famine from parts of Southeastern Rus
sia. and California reported n continuance
of the drought. factor in the advance
the Italian grain duty would probably re-
main in effect until the last Of MAY. Prices
eased of slowly but closing Paris cahins
caused another brief period OF iengih
Paris was from Is 10 50 centmes Il.,.er
for -four, and 10 TO 30 centimes higher for
wheat. During the last hour OF the ses-
sion prices gradually receded. May closed
al CSC
Corn was firm. but dull. May closed I'M
changed.
Oats were active and the market made
new high-water mark for the season.
May closed at aissc. an advance OF isc.
Provisions were quite aolive. Packers
did considerable buying. Prices reached
the highest point OF the season but heavy
realizing at the top caused a reaction The
market closed steady. but with all the adj
vance lost. May pork. lard and ribs closed
2isc lower.
Wheat, No. 2.
Opening. Highest. lowest. Closing.
July July :: ..' ss4 s,ssaae s7.as - ss,.ass
Corn. No. =. e.
Nay - az .aa.ss 20 az - 5
Oats. No. =.
i May ..a'saaH s a. s''.a,sA q
Mess Pork. Per Barrel
MAY MAY SO 70 e g SO - !, s,s So s,'s
Lard. Per 100 Pounds.
5 May " "s Is 1@ +" 81 s $ ~ ss,s
Short Ribs. Per 400 Pounds.
May May :: :. sl5 A SO SIS sls : rs 1:'s
Cash Qaotntion1.
Flour-Steady Winter ratents. s4seGo
: 90: straights. H.3Miso: 8. ring specials.
s. sass spring patents - east4.70;
straights. si,3Aa4tO; bakers S3eeHi1a.
Wheat-no. spring slua3c. Ne. 2 red,
sSc.
corn--No. .. 27ssc
oats--No 9 Z4.4a2s2sc No ; white. T. o.
b.. ~ f-Sisc
Rye-No ,. 47izc.
Barley-So. . t. o. b.. 29lfsic.
Fiaxseesi--No. /. 81 24ia.
Timothy Seed-~Prime 81 aais9ziz
Mess Pork-per barrel $40 1sfig-3.
Lard-Per igo lbs. $i.ss.
Sldss-Short ribs tooSes, N@16.z5.
Shou!deFs-tBoxesiD. -, ~.
ssides-Short clear tbOaedt, s.. 25ef = s..
Wnlsky- DistiIicrs' finished goods, Per
gallon si.isiz
sugars-Cut loaf E. g. graduated. So.
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wheat-Decemher. LEA: May. a&x
Ba-ley-May. sc.
Cern-I4arre yellow. N-GGissii
Bran-x.s. SSSf-i-a
Wool and Hops.
wooI-Spring. Nevada. iiaise: Oregon.
asSsisc. fall. southern Coast lambs a1sc-
SAN Joaquin lambs. 1SsSc. Northern lambs :.
llsslec: mountain lambs. iossl2c. San Joa-
quiz plains. sgsc: Humboldt and Mendo-
elmo. ls1i5c
Hops-Crop nominal New. i2ss3lsc.
Produce. Fruits, Etc.
MiddlnG<-Ss asSss-ee
Hay-wheas sisosSlSS. wheat aad eat.
so ssan-es clover, 81 caQtesa; stock.
sIiesalz.sa: compressed wheat. sla.esa 80:
straw. per bale .l49Ase-
hanks Ss77ec. river Reds. 45s1 5Sc. Salinas.
Bus BANKS, sscs:&l.la.
Eegetahses-Ssiver skin onions. s. sassl.. Is
peas, stasc; string beans. iLs.-ac per ID. to-
ma toes. iSxs ioc per box. okra- lsc: Csfii!
green peppers, .su2sc: mushrooms. sAr s5c ,
apples. common. &stsc. choice. Si.-sss l. ~
Cran6errles, xs.ts|pS.op
F-uits-Nsxican lines. re-nack. seeeI
1.aa; common California lemons. s5cAssl.ss
choice California lemons. Sis ssz-&S. ban
anas. a.sss-sa per bunch; paneappies. sl-so
Rus;er-Fancy creamery. &c: do seconds.
2sea .sc, fancy dairy. -ic. do seconds, 2-si-sc.
cheese--New. lie; old. "a loo. California
cream cheddar. le6ilic. Young America.
iln.2c: Eastern. En.Sc.
Eggs--Siore. a1uzze. fancy ranch. ssQ 2ac
Eastern. iac.
Poultry-Turkey gosblers. i0f5ilc per H.
old ROSTERS sS.35al5sa, young ROSTERS.
sao'<l5U: small hroilers. Ssess4.ee; large
eroilegs slaf&s5.0o fryers. Si5saf2e1. hens.
s. aa9a: old ducks, sl.-s<al,s. young
ducks. s. 20; geese. A-0 pair; youns
pigeons. si.S9tl.75.
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THE MART IMf RECORD.

FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland, Or. Feb. 8, 1885.
RaIa, colder.
L. & DEPARTMENT OF AGRlCJL~
TURE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Wash. Feb. 5-Wheat-Fir,n-
err but dealers are more apart. and quota
tions range from $50 s5c for club and 1eq sc
for pluesietn