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EXPLANATION.

The arrow flies with the wind, The top fig
 ures at station Indicate maximum temperatu for the days: those andernea tn 1t; if any. the amount of rainfall. of melted: snow in inches .Isobars or solid lines: connect: points Of equal air pressure; sotherTns. or4}5tted lines. equal temperature The word :s:hirh'' ''':means high barometric pressure and Is usually acconlpa nied by fair weather; low refers to low pres sure andis usually preceded and accompanied by cloudy weather. and rains: Lows usually first appear on the =,Washington coast. When the pressure is high: in the interior and low along the coast. and the isobars extend north and south along the coast. rain is probable: but when the .lCw', is inclosed with tsobars: Of marked curva ture: rain south of Oregon is i'm proba ble. With a. .hgh" in the vicinity of Idaho. and the. pressure falling te the Cali
 ?ornie coast. warmer weather may be#expected in summer. and, colder. weather in winter. The reverse os:. these. conditions will produce an cpposite result. ..: .-.- :.
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 Nayigators are cordially invited to visit ths' office. where complete sets of charts and sail-: ing directions of the world are kept on hand for comparison and reference and the latest information can always he obtained regardingl lights. dangers to navigation and all matters of interest to ocean commerce. The time ball on top of the building on Teie- graph Hill Is hoisted about ten minutes bsfors noon and Is dropped at noon 120th meridian. by telegraphic signal received each dey from the United States Naval Observatory at Mars Island Cal.
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CHICAGO. Jan. 31-In wheat conditions were more favorable for decline at the open Ing than for two weeks. Outside of the de- precision caused by the unloading of many heavy holders last weeks bulge, the in huence of wheat still apparent news de- cidedly favoring the decline which took place May opened 95A A696c. recovered to 96Ac then 1t declined slowly to s5%c. There was not much selling pressure. but on the other hand there was almost a total lack of demand and the market sank from its own weight Liv- erpool was very weak and this had more in- hoence than anything else. The 1:30 D. m quotations from Liverpool showed a decline of 11d and London reported equally weak The visible supply report showing a decrease of but 551,000 was also disappointment The market was steadied about noon by the liberal clearances b34. eco bushels. May advancing to es7s but after that the market ruled heavy Late in the session some selling pressure was put -on January and the price of that delivery which had been nominally s1 0S54. dropped very quickly to Sl 03 on the selling of not more than 75 010 bushels. This weakness was re- hected in May. May closed 94Mc.
 Corn weak at the opening and remained throughout. May closed tsc lower.
 Oats closed hGAsc lower
 Provisions very dull. The market closed easy. May pork 10c lower May lard Sc lower and May ribs PIG lower.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
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REAL ESTATE. TRANSACTIONS
Alumeda County.

John M. Macdonald to Margaret H.. Miller, lot on N line of Merrimac street. 32l E of Telegraph avenue, E 54 by N 145. Oakland; S10. :, J. H. and Julia Pruning to F. H. Bruning lot line of Seventh street 5Q P of Clay F 50 by S 100 W to East Clay, N 9 by E 50 N 75 to beginning, block 67, Oakland; s10. :. F. H. and Lena Pruning to J. H. Bruning lot on SEE corner of Seventh and Clay streets E 50 by S 75 block 67. Oakland: s10.
 Bacon Land and Loan Company, corpora ton, to John R. Spring, lot on E line of Broad way 114 N of Fifteenth street, N 10 by E 100 Oakland; s10.
 Joseph P Remillard to P. W. Remillard lot on NV corner Grove and Thirty-first streets N 80 by w 115, being lots 1 and g. block 2037 Rowland tract, Oakland subject to mortgage for 5000; sl0
 Over and Margaret Wade to H. Risley. lot on N line of Encinal avenue 450 E of High street, E 25 by N 110. being the w half of lot TO- Hirshfeld tract, Alameda; s10.
 George E. and Rosa R. Ford to Aaron c. Ford lots Il and 12, Dow and Thomas tract, Brooklyn Township. warranty deed: $500.
 F M and Florence A. Umphred to Edson Prather. lot on E line of Poplar street, 1902 N of Eighth, N 3S by 115, block 549, Oak land: s10
 Edson F. and as attorney and John C. Adams (by attorney and Julia P. A. Pra- ther to Frank M. Umphred, lot on SEE corner 15120. 60.0s, to beginning. being lot 13. block D. in Subdivision No. 1 of Adams Point property, Oakland: also lot N line of Palm avenue, 26576 W of Euclid avenue, w 80 by N 13o. block 4. In Subdivision No 1 of Adams Point property. Oakland; s1O ram (executor) of the estate of Charles Kramm to Marie Pallet all interest in lot N line of West Fifth street. 100 E of Lin- den, E 25 by no, block 4s5. Oakland; $500.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

:. BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags. 1898 delivery, 5esd5&c; Wool Bags. 27@30c- =..:..
 An advance in the most kinds went into effect yesterday. The scarcity continues and bids fair to for some time.
 COAL-Wellington, s10; New Wellington s10; Southfeld Wellington. s10; Seattle s6 30; Bryant. ss 50; Coos Bay, s .75; Wallsend, Ss: scotch, Sl0 Cumberland, s10 in bulk and sl1 5o In sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, Sl5; Camel, S10 per ton; Rock Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley, s7 60; Coke, SIP per ton in bulk and sf4 in sacks. - :SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Com pany quotes terms net cash: Cube. Crushed and Fine Crushed, 67sc; Powdered: 6sc; Dry Granuiated.: 5Ac cf Confectioners' A, 5Ac: Mag nolia A, 5asc;. Extra c, SAC; Golden c, ,51ac; Gandy Ca Granulated. 57sc; California A, 5sc per ,lb:: half barrels: Ac more than: barrels, and
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REVIEW OF THE GRAIN MARKET.

:: LONDON: Jan. 31.-The Mark Lane Express to-day in its weekly review Of the grain mar ket, says: Although the French wheat fields promise well. it is feared they affected by rankness and weeds. Austro- Hungary is suf- fering from a plague of field mice and moes which Is spreading over the vast plains of the Leytha and Danube. The news from Russia is satisfactory. so far as the Azima wheat of 1898 is concerned but the threshing of the 1897 crop indicates that the yield Is very small in the provinces, which have. hitherto been credited with average crop. Large sales of Russian wheat point. therefore. to very bad agricultural situation. showing that Rus sia, while not increasing her total production
 Is becoming through agricultural poverty. a prompt seller for cash after the harvests. With America also a weaker holder, must be prepared for increased fluctuations at lower prices from October to February and higher from March to June In ordinary years from July to September. harvests may be expected to control prices. in accordance with actual reapings The reduction of the Italian duty on foreign wheat is expected to cause the bulk of Russian and Roumanan wheat to be shipped to Genoa, Naples and Venice in February and March
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
: ARRIVED.

.; =: Monday January s1. E. us stmr Adams, Gibson, 26 days from Hono- stmr San Bias, Russell. 2S days from Pan Pacific Mail S Go, IT, Stmr Homer, lessen. a hours from Newport; pass and mdse to Goodall. Perkins & Co. Stmr Arcata, Reed, 50 hours from Coos Bay; Stmr President, Nelson, 57 hours from Ya- quina Bay; pass and mdse to O & F R R stmr Alice Blanchard. Warner. 6S hours from Yaquina Bay; mdse. to O X E R R O. Schr John A. Hellquist A. days from Eu- reka; lumber, to Geo L Swett.
 CLEARED. Monday. January SI J Stmr Pomona. Cousins. San Diego; Goodall. ' stmr Wellington samond, Nanaimo; R Bark F s Thompson, Murk. Astoria; Hume Bktn City of Papette, Berude, Tahiti; Pl schr Pearl, Hanson Unalaska; Alaska Com schr Water Witch. Van wart. Altata; D M
 sAILEp
 Monday, January s1 stmr trrlr Geo Loomis, Bridgett, Ventura Stmr walla walla, Gage. Victoria and Puget stmr Cleone wavlig.
 Stmr Westport. Hansen.
 Stmr Greenwood Fagerlund
 stmr Rival Johnson, Fort Bragg; schr Alcalde, Weitkunat, Grays Harbor. Schr Nettie Low, Low. Point Reyes.
 TELEGRAPHIC. POINT LOBOS-Jan 31 10 D. m-Weather. cloudy; wind, SEE; velocity, 16 miles. CHARTERS.
 The w J Rotch loads lumber on the Sound for New York, lump sum.
 The following vessels load wheat at Portland for Europe; Cypromene. BIS Cd; Jupiter, BPS The Fr ship Jacques loads wheat at Tacoma for Europe, BPS Cd: " : .NEWPORT-Arrved Jan 31-Schr Wawona, from Seattle; stmr Tillamook, from Fort PORT TOwNsEND-Arrived Jan S0-stmr Chilkat, from A Astoria I ,o BoWENs LANDfNG-Arrived Jan ao-schr NEWPORT Sailed Jan 31-Bktn Cleaner. for Columbia River os , ., - CAsPAR-Arrived Jan S1-Stmr Jewel hnce Sailed Jan 31-schr Maxim. SEATTLE-Sailed Jan S1-Stmr Progreso. for PORT ToWNsEND-saile Jan sO-Arg bark Bundaieer for o1 Soqmea: , ,o coos BAY-Arrived Jan s1-stmr Czarinar Sailed Jan 3o-stmr Empire. for San Fran sEATTLE-sailed Jan a1-stmr Progreso. SAN PEDRo-Arrived Jan 2s-schr R W Bartlett. DEPARTURE BAY-Sailed Jan 29-Ship Oriental for San Francisco. z TATOOSH-Sailed Jan 3o-Bktn Catherine Sudden, from Everett, for San Francisco. TATOOSH-Passed Jan 31-Ger ship Bis choff from Port Angeles for Astoria; stmr Willamette. from Seattle. Tor San Francisco. PORT BLAKELEY-Sailed Jan 30-Schr Fanny Dutard for HueneInc. ASTORIA-Arrived Jan S1-Stmr Columbia, hence Jan 29.
 PORT TOwNSEND-Arrived Jan 31-Bktn Eureka. from Kahului
 SEATTLE-Sailed Jan 31-Stmr Protection, for Dyea.
 EASTERN PORTS. BALTIMORE-Saile Jan 30-Ship Benjamtn Sewell, for San Francisco.
 FOREIGN PORTS. CALLAO-Arrived Jan 30-Schr Bangor. hnc Nov 27.
 FALMOUTH-Arrived Jan 31-Br ship Thom- asina Mcclellan, from Oregon. HONGKONG-Arrived = Br stmr Tacoma. from Tacoma.
 LIvERPOOI-Arrived Jan 2s-Ship G Ropes. hence Oct 15.
 MoNTEVIDEO-Arrived Jan 2s-Stmr New England, from Boston, for Victoria. MOJI-Sailed Jan 25-Br stmr Alagonia for Vancouver.
 TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS. ANTWERP-Arrived Jan 29-Stmr Berlin i'm New York
 LIvERPOOL-Arrived Jan 51-Stmr Servia, from New York.
 PHILADELPHIA = Arrived Jan 31-Stmr Pennland, from Liverpool.
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. EAsTERN. LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Jan s1.--CATTLE Sales were on basis Of 8 S504 25 for common to fair dressed beef steers up to s5 25@5 50 for strictly choice: to fancy shipping cattle. The bulk of the offerings went for s4 4e15 10, and export CTS were. pretty good buyers at $4 75g5 254 Butchers cattle, 8 10d4 35; calves, $6 25G9f % for the. best grades stockers and feeders. s 50lb4 50 .'>:.@ :*:.t sa-.
 HOGS-The extreme range of prices for Hogs were s 65d3 s5. Hogs sold largely at s S21aQ 3 sO and pigs went chiefly at s 55@3 70.
 sHEEP-Were wanted at at .S, s oo5s sG so for In hoeks. fed Westerns fetching S3. .75G4 SO. Lambs sold freely at s4 25d5 60, and yearlings sold at
 Receipts Cattle. 14ooo;: Hogs, 10000; Sheep 17,OOo. :. =>..: ' Y .: M Z. : OMAHA, Jan S1.-CATTLE-Receipts Ho0 Market 1oc higher native beef steers, g: :S04 S0;@ Western steers. 8 60d4 40; Texas steers,
 @ g SG and sefeas as E 5eeses e9g s
 416o; calves, $S 50q5 I5; bulls and stags, g 40
 HOGS Receipts 25oo Market 5c higher; heayy, s3z 60Gl3 6744 mixed B 6562 611a; light, $3 67fza3 70; bulk of sales, 8 6e@3 TO-: Y.
 a5EEPRefsipts :s s9 sS Market is steady fair Westerns, s 60G4 20; common. and stock sheep, sS oo93 so; lambs. s4 25Q5 40. =: ' :.
 E.. KANSAS. CITY .:s.. :.= KANSAS CITY. Jan 3. CATTLE Re cepts, official. 29O0; choice beef and export steers and medium. firm: cows and heifers 1ec higher; best grades cows and heifers and stockers and feeders. steady; Texas and In dian steers B 3Od14 9; Texas and Indian cows g 25GS 50; native steers. s 50I4 s5: na- tive cows and heifers. g 25d4 co: stockers and feeders. 8 5oQ5 co; bulls. g 5Q6i 25 x .... @HOGS-Receipts. official 10,300. Market ac- 8 75; heavies, g 50GS 75; packers, 8 6oQ3 771a mixed. s 5715q3 SO; light, s 40Q3 70; workers 8 65G73 70.=-.E. ..:..:: - <...:.:
 sHEEP1Receipts. official. 400 Market ac- tive steady to strong: Westerns, S3 sGGl4 2: Western lambs, s4 5ofl5. 50; choice Western muttons. salable at s4d4 40. .:,.<: +.s1:.:, l.: ..t DENVER. #
 DENVER. Jan. 31-cATTLE- Receipts. 4oO: market firm. Beef steers. 8 50a4 25: COWS, $3d3 50 stockers. and feeders, 8 S514 50, freight paid to river bulls, stags. etc, s2GS..
 HOGS-Firm, demand good. Light packers, 8 e5m3 70 mixed, 8 6063 70; heavy. s3 60q3 e5. . SHEEP-Firm and in geod demand. Mutt .. :. .
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LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-The Celticburn takes for Hull 20 . 225 ctls. valued at s2S.5Oo. drop of Pc at Chi cago depressed this market correspondingly The shippers held aloof and trade was dull Tidewater quotations follows: Sl 42JA for No. l. s1 43& for choice and $1 4561 50 per ctl for extra choice for milling
 CALL BOARD SALES
 Informal Session-9:15 O oclock-May 12 GOO ctls, s1 40%; 20,0o0 $1 405s; 20oO SI 40A 40OO 2000. si 33.
 Second session-May 1t,O00 ctls, s1 4O1a; IT, 900, s1 70.
 Regular Morning sesson-May-1s,o 900 ctls, s1 3s4.; 5000. s1 3e7s; 2sO0o, s1 39ss. December 2000 sl 32H; 10 900, s1 3214. A,ooo. q ss1s; A.ooo. $l ssh; 5000. q ssA; 4o00
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 minimum g. mean 47. WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECASTS. The pressure has fallen during the past .24 hours over the Pacific Slope north of San. Luis Obispo and there are indications that gen eral rain will occur throughout California, Rain has already fallen over the country north Of the Tehachapi. The temperature has risen over Arizona and extreme southern part of Arizona. It has fal- len slightly in the Sacramento Valley. The following maximum wind veocites reported: Tatoosh Island, 70 miles per hour from the east: Fort Canbv. 24 east. Forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty hours. ending midnight. February l. 1898: Northern California-Probably rain Tuesday: fresh southeasterly wind.
 Southern California-Cloudy and unsettled weather Tuesday; probably rain; southeasterly winds.
 Nevada-Cloudy Tuesday. with rain in West portion.
 utah-Cloudy Tuesday; probably snow or rain Tuesday night
 -Arizona-Cloudy Tuesday
 San Francisco and vicnity-Probably rain Tuesday; fresh snutheesterly wind. Special report from Mount Tamalpais. taken at ?. m.-Rain: wind southeast. high; tenn perature, 39; maximum temperature 46 degrees.
 ALEXANDER McADIE, Local Forecast Official.
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PROVISIONS.
Are active and firm

heavy Sc for light medium, 10c for light, 10i1c for extra light and 12c for sugar-cured: East ern sugar-cured Hams, 101eG11c; California mess mess do, Ss 50 family do. sl1912: salt Pork. ssaS 5o extra prime Pork, S9 50; extra clear lb.
 LARD-Eastern tierces quoted at SAC per ID TOT compound and 6c for pure: pals. 7c; Cali Iornia tierces, sc per lb for compound and Sc for pure; ,halfbbls. sAc; 1o-lb tins. 7c; do S-lb
 CoTToLENE-Tierces, 5M@eMc; packages. less than 300-lbs-1-lb pails, 50 in case, SKc s-lo pals, 20 in case, sssc 5-lb paiis, IF in a case. Skc; 10-lb pails 6 fin q case, SAC; 50-lb tins, one two in case. 7Ssc; wooden buck cts 20 lbs net. 71sc: fancy tubs. so lbs net, 7asc half-bbls. about no lbs. 7Hc per lb
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Coal advanced all around. ..- ...:. :. ..s, Silver weaker. ..:..< <. :.-::.:.-:.' Wheat and Barley easier. .=....*:' ..>. Oats Corn and Rye unchanged: . :: Bran and Nfiddlings marked up.~ =:.... No change in Hay and Beans " . :<. : : : Potatoes and Onions slowly. advancing. -. , Butter and Eggs still higher. =: =. :: ;.-: Two cars of Eastern Poultry in: Game lean and dull. :.-..~ - Oranges quiet Lemons dull and weak :. Fresh Lines arrived. - c -=. Dried Fruits unchanged .-: -s:.* Provisions firm and active. :.-> Meat market unchanged. :..-. :-... .@ Wool, Hops and Hides as before. - :.=.: Larger bank cearings in January. >,.
 BANK CLEARINGS. Local bank cearin6s in January were s65, 466, :: ETA, against S55 9l6, 4S2 in January, 1897. .~.,.
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THE. ORANGE MARKET.
LONDON. MARKET.

,. NEW YORK. Jan. 3i-The Evening Post, s London; financial cablegram says: The stock markets here were generally quiet to-day, but Americans were booming. Prices here for the latter opened above the parity and steadily. rose closing strong. Almost all the best buy Ing. however: was professional Louisville and
 funding scheme had been agreed te by the syndicate, and as that preliminary to it a dividend will be announced. Chesapeake and Ohio was also strong here. The activity of Americans has taken the wind from Grand Trunk, which Is depressed. Argentines were easier Money is tight at the end :. of the month and there were large. borrowings from the Bank of England. but discount rates were easier. 21t-16, on talk Of large Government dis bursements now that the engineering strike is over ..e.
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON. Jan. S1.-At the auction sale of wools there were offered S,sS5 bales. Prices Operators bought a few parcels reels of GeeIong greasy marked 'f ongboal'' at Is, and New Zealands marked Leslie Hills at 1014d-the only offerings suitable to: their wants. Sales in detail:
 New South Wales. 1900 bales, secured; a1od@ Is 51sd: greasy, 6dd9hd.
 Queensland. 400 bales; secured. Is 2da1s 3Ad greasy, 6Adsd. .
 Victoria, TOO bales. secured, Is 4d; greasy, 5hdG1s. .t
 South Australia, 300 bales, greasy. 51adD Sad.
 West Australia. 12oo bales; secured. 1olkd@ Is I'd; greasy. 5dG9d.
 New Zealand 2s00 bales: secured, 7kdQ1s; greasy. 6hdM1OIhd. :.
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:. HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

Hay held up under the heavy receipts, and there was. no weakness apparent. Bran and Middlings were advanced BOG. ;. :. T3R 4AlN.-$ -$20* 50d2t 50 :~..:s=
 /. MIDDBINGS-s22 .5Od725. : tEpS1FTFFS-Roll Barley, s22G23 per ton;z .0flcake Meal at the mill. s2S 50G29 50; jobbing, $50; Cocoanut Cake, sl9a20; Cotton seed hleal s29@ 30 per=;tons Corn Meal. s23 500 "A 30: Cracked Corn; S24a25; Chopped Feed. slea11e: @t. < HAY-{Ex- car in round lots) Wheat, s1e@ IS 50 per ton; Wheat and Oat. s164l7 %; Oat, s14 5oG16 5O: Barley sl3. 50Grf5 55: compressed. s15@17; Alfalfa. s1o 5od11 50; stock, slo 5Og Il 50: Glover. sil412 50 per. ton. :::
 ;STRANE--406l 47ibc. per bale. <.
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BEEF-First quality. slAQ7c; second do, 5hQ Sc; third do. 4Q5c per b ..*:. .:s:..:
 NEAL-Large. 5@l6c; small, 6@7c per ID. MUTTON-Wethers. 61ap7c; ewes, 6hc per ID.
 LAMB-Spring nominal .. ... .-.s.. :: :. PoRK-Live Hogs. 4c for large s1s@3ssc. for small and 3%G3Nc for medium; soft Hogs: S1sc: dressed. do.: 5ihI6c per lb.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Jan. 31.-Consols. 112 11-16. n2 s-1ed112 13-1e: Silver, 26 3-16d; French rentes, 103f 1219c@1o3f 22tc.
 LIVERPOOL, Jan. 31.-Wheat, dull: No. California. 3Ss; cargoes off coast. very little doing cargoes on passage, easier: English country markets. firm; French country mar kets. steady: Wheat In Paris. easy; Flour in Paris, easy; quantity Wheat and Flour on passage to U. K., 2.970.0 .000; quantity Wheat and Flour passage to Continent, 1,210, 900.
 COTTON-Uplands, 7-32d.
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PORTLAND. Or. Jan s1-The local whea

PORTLAND Or, Jan. 31.--The local Wheat market easier to-day account ef weaker feeling in other markets. There Is still tinue very heavy, the total amount shipped In the month just closed being the greatest in any corresponding month In the history of the port, foreign shipments alone totaling 1, ,727 522 bush els while flour to the Orient and to San Fran cisco Gin wheat measure) brought the amount for the month up to 2.027742 bushels. Walla Walla. 75G76c; valley and blue stem, 7S@79c.
 Cleared-German ship Beethoven, Queens town, 9S,5 ,572 bushels wheat.
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MONEY. MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. s1=Close-Money on call. easy; 114a2 per cent : last loan .1a4 per. cent
 Prime mercantile paper, 3d4 per cent. ster- ling exchange. steady, with actual business in bankers bills s4 S4ss for demand 5and s4 S2t6 for sixty days. Posted rates B SS15 and s4 S515 q4 S6. Commercial bills, s4 S3le24 S4: Silver: certificates, 56@ 45734c. Bar silver .66I9c: Mexican dollars, s4554 .: Government bonds. strong. State bonds; dull Railroad bonds
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wASHINGTON,

TACOMA, Wash. Jan 31.-Wheat weak and 2s lower and sales reported No 1 club 7315c; No. 1 blue stem, 761ac.
 Receipts of this seasons wheat crop at Ta- coma to date aggregate 6,196. 426 bushels. The total yield for Washington. according to the State Grain Inspector, will be about IS. 000 900 hlls
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

< There was no further change of importance In Beans but the market continued strong.
 BEANS 4BaYos, s2. 2.9003: Small Whites, sl S5 q 45; Large Whites s1 soa1 371a; Pnks, s2 70 Butters, sr 40@I 50;-. Lnas,= s1 65Qi 75 Pea, s1 :35G71 50 per. ctly .:>+#..~ ..<
 SEEDS-Brown Mustard s per ctl; Yellow Mustard: s2d2 50;9 Flax s2td2 1e;. Canary Seed; e4a2sc per lb; Alfalfa, 3G6c;. Rape: -2Q2&c; Heiar:.: Be-: Tinnothy..: 51ac:..%
 DRIED PEAs-Niles. s1 25; Green, s1 200 I 40 per ctl:: z: s.
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HIDES, TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell 1c under sound stock Heavy salted steers ioglo1ec per lb; medium. Sc; light, 9c; Cow hides. 9Ge91sc; Stags Sc; salted Kip. 10c: Calf l1c: dry Hides, 1sc culis and brands 1sc: dry Kip and Veal. 14115c: dry Calf. 1SG2oc: culls. 16@17c: Goatskins 2oG37l1c each; Kids. 5110c: Deerskins. good summer. 25G30c per lb: me- dium, 200; winter. 1oc: Sheepskins. shearlings. 20G3oc each: short wool 40@70c each: medium. 7o@soc: long wools, a0c6s1 30 each.
 TALLOW-No. rendered, 3631sc per ID; No. 2. 2@2lsc; refined, 5c: Grease. 262Ac.
 13c; do defective. 10G11c; San Joaquin. defec- tive. 7G9c. Southern Mountain aTflc free Northern. 12d13c: do defective. 9111c: Hum boldt and Mendocino. 1sH15c: Eastern Oregon. sM1sc; Valley Oregon. 16T1Sc.
 HOPS-Old crop 2G6c for poor to fair and s Gloc for good: new crop. 11615c per lb.
 SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.