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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK rel s-Tbe mos n9teA1s
feature or tne stock MARKET today vg.t> tEs.
ftra9S rails l1 the las, fifteen minutes az
trading After o'clock me bears START 4
Is raid apparently with an Aggressive de-
t~rft5nat3o 20 shake oUt weakly rnargs Ia. A
holdings ard 10 reach s1oT.-ioss orders.
ihrF scented T. - succeeding admirably la
fevc.SG dam uric-& declines ranging from
] 10 points all through the list aIt tns
appearance Il support n me fs1 le-ei
started q covering movement whicn Sc
Gaze 3 r1sa. ard Use closing vas VERY
m4c8 Lac q ro1t u the bears. Substantial
STAYS were scored very generally afI in =
large u&ra.er q cases early declines Wrrs
entirely w.-Fd ont Taa market MAS gr
and powa al dag ina opening efuS 81
Numerous s gas Of neaviEess "a spite o. q
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halihut. chunks. iac: sides. &c; bucki!ngs,
DC per bcx: herring. &c
Huttcr. Cheese, ExHS and Poultry.

halihut. chunks, Ice: sides. &c: bucklings
DC per ocx: herring. &C
Butter. Cheese. Exgs and Poultry.
Butter-Ranch. l5Ql7c; ,ancy dairy. in
squares, -vs.--s: Washington creameries.
9Th prints. 25G27c; Iowa, in tubs. &c.
Cheese Jobblngl-Naiive Washington. 70
GIf5c; Eastern. lzi9QlSc.
Eggs 0obhingt-Storage Eastern. i4Ql7c:
Comb Honey-s5i2c: Nevada. i4c:
s,raines, honey sGel-c.
Poultry-Dressed chickens. lS-se: live
ducks. ss5og5,oo per doz; dressed ducks. Il
I1sfac.
NutS and Dried Fruits.
sls Drss ptr r, s 0ss s caoh Rse1 oss
Grated or ei'p per IL. saioe; apples oeached per
10. sisc: prunes, Washington, 5gsc: CALI
loose Muscatelles. is.usi4c PER 10: seed
less Muscatelles. &c; seedless Suitanas l.c
per ID; smyrna tigs. fancy large. lie: fancy
small. 15c: Golden dates. sG6i2c
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes Ooboingl-Na,ive. SI2Gl3: Early
Rose. sl0uIl. Yakima, Si1i5 onions sill
versklns <2.l5G3e per leo pounds:
beets. 5oasoo per sack oaooase. i'4aia.e
dozen: carrots. 9og5oc, dollhouse lettuce
45c per dozen; dollhouse tomatoes, &c
per ID. ho.hoase ruegniuers;, $50. MERGED
sweet potatoes, I4Q2c per ID; celery. 40c:
parsnips, 6orl5c: Hubbard squash. lL42c
per 20; radisaeS Zoe per doz punches: green
onions. ~ per dozen punches.
Green Fruits OoDbing1-OEanges seed
nnss, sl.25Il 80; naveis. s26!1.15; budded
oranges si.5DG2: lemons fancy California.
81 5ra3. %; lemons, choice. s2q2.25 fancy APP
Pies S1.25ll.15, choice apples. sea- 5c; COM
mon apples. .en5oc, bananas. 81. 756z -;
cranberries. 50 per Dbl: $40 per box: pine
apples. s243.5o
Walunts per ID. sack, $3.50; Eastern.
black walnuts, &c, pecans lvQ &c. iliberts,
lac almonds, fancS soft shell nQlec:
almonds cheaper grade. sqla; pea
nuts 5lg5c: pine, l3c; hickory. &c: Italian
chestnut PKG: Brazil, lie; hazel &C. CO.
coanuts. S4soc per doz; pop corn. &c per
ID.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay 0o5blng}-Puget sound, per ton. So:
Eastern Washington timothy. SsQlS: alf-
alta So.
oats Uohoingl-S22M23
Wheat-s23.
Barley uobbing)-Rolled or ground. per
ton. So
Corn-whole. s2l.5o: cracked. SD; feed
meal per ton. So
Rye-Whole. s23d24 per ton; flour. s.. IS
ner bill; s2.25 per bale; rye meal. $50
per bbl. s. per bale.
Feed 0abbing)-Chopped feed. N1Me0 per
ton; oil cake meal. S34 per ton; shorts. slse9
wheat-No. i club. 731ac; No. blue
stem, 16l2c.
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I'll at shade ansier vesfarsa,-.S -.
price. nrst trades being made 4, e.,ssssssss9
put the market WAS steaay ara - ~
KS aaese nsuFeS: Then IL slowly asivane~s II
- As% 4c Tia early new Il snvsSs.aa'
favored decline. The early IiyS.s
Sa9ies showed ous SD advance. har{ssse
.lN response 10 YESTERDAYS s4gyaS'r. A1 1
-Nofth~tst receipts We're liberal yess
cay ; EXPORT enS,tsemsnts were tnailv ss,1
Al uitH-io0r a3at loads and i eantt.f,s..s q
OF the demand was looked Tor on sn,,, -
NE opening. hEt on the contrary
aeth reported >2ateS bringing in no -
lhs utdSIs ana adding tb..t Il anties q
tSfIaSS were expected 70 Increase ShN,,~,
Thjs news. however A.t0 a.n
feet en- the market. There was a ursla,
NiacQ I0niVF n rlFCulat 90 iN.s a ~ =
turn was part Of tie Letter programmes =
the session and THIS und5uhfa{h- &
many wou3d-6e sellers a}oof rec -
sett!ed back 10 about tie level Of :
prices. then gi3 s3la ~ Sataetea stres
WAN me trade .G0c3 larger ard mora 81
tfaL New York put too3r's exnort J
ross ~ Twenty-Five car lonfs Nav rs.
Ell ys'se al hour from tae close. then ~
denly the market collapsed Dating 3
advance there Rad been hcaVv se,i.rr s.1
some source. This MAS easily aiken =
IL Tor a tune. but nHafy tke crowd tnrsj
ana selling orders came in in a fsssl
breaking lie market ia tha ast A.,
minutes o. the session fv1m SIC 10 ~
the heavy lQciGuloH was erad.tass ii
soma 10 Letter or Cudahy and bv osAx
20 large ii. Louis interest Nay eiss}
weak .lnd ncrVoDs at a5sscS
Corn ruled moderately active and ar,l
the market being esptcsalls active tav n
the close. May closed a shade higher /
a shade lower
Provisions were Very active and -
htgh records Were made for the -
Packers We're good buyers on soft sasl
an shorts covered freely. Tie aassr3
80 r.sf
close May pork was l1i9c higher, ~
lard sc higher ana May ribs 5isc htgherY
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FOREIGN N.Rk ETs.
Financial.

NEW YORK. Feb eThe EveHias
Posi- London financial cahiegfam says:
Lord sahs5uTy'S sUe4 ch last night isins
to stimulate The stock marhs ts here toaas
They were idle AMI dull The rtannr taae
the d!fYeTcares between the Grand ffbhsj
ana the Canadian Pacific have been q
ranged cannot be confirmed. karirs weKl
suddeny far al tie close on Presofa !
ErugeF's reelection Americans optnTsl
above the parity. bat with litle nsaT
They recovered later on New FORK H8ylEzI
and c,0sed steady - scgnHts advances,
pcrcppgihiy today and ne market iof
r0wed from The Eank. There was STAT
decline IN exchange.
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dtranee No. 10 and The property include
within said district. and none other sA44.
pe deemed TO be and shall ts the property
benefited by such Improvement.
Sec ). said assessment district shall NJ
divided into subdivisions as defined IL said
ORDNANCE No. z9s,. IS ar nded ~ ordi-
said improvement shall Dc betrayed ny the
Collection Of & special aSSes<Erae Et unon tae
property IL said local Improvement dis
fslct. which ass ssu7eat shall BE- made n
accordance with tire charter OF the city
and ordinances IL re.atiOu thereto: and sIsi
assessment. tozether with interest - ac-
crue upon the respective sums 50 assessed.
s1sA De collected "a therein provided
Sec + The mode Of payment for said
ioeaI improvement saa.l BE y the mode q
immediate payment as defined by the
Charter and ordinances IN relation thereto.
ana al assSe ssr3cnt roll shall De prepared
and reported u the ci.y council and other
proceedings had thereon as are prescribed
.or me mode 81 immediate payment" All
moneys raised ~ said asses sFnent shall BE
p9id into d fund for said district into ;ae
city treasury. % D. called Local I'M
pT0yeTeBt Fund. District No. l59 OF Sc
attic. which fund IL created to defray the
cast and expense Of said improvement
Sec. ;. Said Improvement shah De made
ufd TIE supervision Of me board OF pub
lie works. wltca i hereby ordered 10 pro-
coed via said Improvement.
Sec. 6. rms ordinance shall take effect
and be IN force from aad after it, pa sSsl : G
ana approval. Il approved by the mayor /.
osherwise i shah take effect at the time l.:
a:-aii become i3W under the provisions or
the cts charter.
Passed the city council tae TIL day Of
F"3Iba1y. Isss. and signed By ne IN open
SESSION in AZ henficatior OF its passage tais
ia day Of February. ISIS.
~ CHAPMAN.
IiselJc1t Pro Tenn Of the City Council
Approved by me this S;h day Of Fec,
1s5s
T j. HUMES Mayor.
fs9s
Attest: WILL II. PARRY
City Comptroller and Ex-effic!o City Clerk.
fSeai)
Published February To- iSss
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SPECIAL Dispafch to ne PJsf-intelIlgen 2
MOUNT VERNON. tse. a.-A.
Spawn. OF Tacoma has heeH in the 81.
-eteTsl days with ihe isiea u starting 7
evsp9raJiug plant 81 this point. NJ
ms II ,ar e4JiZ~ns haas beea Hs3d ana =
farmers and fruit growers have pretni.s'
every euGouraRsru 10 the proJee's =
cause il @sIl provide good fnafSsi =.
their produce "a All times No Sohas
asked the only object Of 3he meehhs
inE 10 ascertain II there NoHld se efs"as.
rateFlal here 10 keep tie eYaposa''s =
Ing
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NOTICE TO CONTEMPORARIES Az

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Az
euue Improvement.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will he received by the UNDERSIGNED
Secretary % the Board of Public Works
OF the city of Seattle up 10 o'clock u. m,
Saturday. February 2bth lNsS for The inn
pFovemen. OF First avenue from Pike
street 10 Denny way by regarding the
same 70 the grade established by section
one Of ordinance No 10 and construct
ins sidewalks sixteen u6l feet wide on
both sides thereof throughout, the whole
length 81 said Improvement with proper
cross walks across interSectIng streets
as provided by ordinance No as2e and ac-
cording 10 plans and specifications pre-
pared under the direction of the city En-
gineer and no@ on iilc in the office Of the
Board Of Public Works.
Each bid mus. he accompanied by a Ger
titled check, payable TO the order OF TIE
city comptroller fer a sum not less than
i've IA per cent. OF the bid and 10 bid
viii be- considered unless accompanied by
slid CHECK
The successful bidder vii he required %
enter into 2 contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required by
the c!ty charte~ and the laws Of The state
~ Washington within ten days after be-
ms notified % The award OF the contract
10 hlin' failing 10 10 20, the said check
-.ud the amount fixcd therein VIII bc for
fsited 20 the city. No person is eligible
as hidfte- Who has within two was
prior 20 the letting OF said c,ntracl made
default iu payment OF any just claim fer
nGy work or labor performed. or any
sltli or material furnished pursuant %
any such contract as herein advert sed
or who. within said two years failed 20
complete any such contracts.
Special attention Is called to article NXiA.
80 fhC city charter as now IN force re
l3ttnE 20 "hours - labor" and 20 article
Wiz soc. u saes. and ?, rotating 10
hon3s aDd suretlss
THE holsf 81 ruhiic works reserves thc
rteht ta reject ans anl gl bids
Proposals mast tc irdorscd on envelope
'lii8 tor First Avenue Improvement go
u order - tAe Eosfd - Public Works
FRANK oLFSO% S.r~ctly
llAte OF urs, publication February sta.
}N2
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

There was no material change in the
local markets yesterday. Eggs were not
very plentiful but il is thought thar today
the market viii be well supplied Poultry
can be considered weaker. the demand
beini rather light The shipment of Cali
fOrn2 cdbCagt which arrived in market
yesterday found ready sale. in fact by
nig1tfah there was but very little left. The
ruling price was ileGl&,C. \ small con-
Signmen{ Of native cabbage was received
and was quickly snapped up at &c. \ fine
lot Of Oregon apples are in market. jobbing
IL SD. There IL probab ihty OF onions
stineRinS in price. No change is noted in
potatoes
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which provides for the Improvement %
said street by grading and plznk3rg the
same and constructing sidewalks pn both
sides thereof. with parking strips between
sidewalk and property lines. ard pFovla-
Ing for the payment therefor IN INSTALL
Tnents and esta blishing q fund for such
payment by the leEyine and collection OF
special assessments Upon the property
benefited By the Improvement. and provid-
Ing Tor the ISSUANCE OF bonds rs author
state Il Washington. approved March SIN.
iss5 and under the provisions OF ordinance
No Est5 approved May Eth. 3sy4 as amend
al by oras na1ce No 3t44. approved July
nth. 1884. has been duly certified 10 ne for
collection and the respective sums therein
and Tor OF land. and part thereof. in said
district IN payment Of such inztaliment
remains unpaid and the same. including
the Interest on tie whole amount haressa5.
must be paid on Or before the Seventh day
u March. l.s~ Unless p2 ymsat De- made
oa SacE irztailn1ent on or before fhe Sex
enth day OF March. fssss. the same shall
become delinquent. ana shall bear interest
~ the rate OF nine per cent per annum
until paid. and II not paid before said
be added. and the sums delinquent shall
be entered on the annual tax roll FOR the
current year against each lot and parcel
AZ land an1 part thereof. so delinquent.
and win the Interest and penalty SHAH
be collected as ether ;axes. together with
such additional charges or penalties are
authorized 70 he charged and collected on
other delinquent taxes. and earh lot OF
parcel Of land so delinquent shall be sold
for fke amount Of such assessment. with
interest, penalty and costs, in the manner
CCoPCT, r. MEACHAN
city Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle.
Date or Isl publication Feb :. less.
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soa der .t.c on Tue y II, 80 I'insbnrs

CTNCINNATI. Feb 9--Cnris Fon q
Ahe. II baseball fsne. WAC was klaaa =
In *, Louis by Pi.ss1grg detectives. ~ ~
breakfast ~ me central passenger - !.
tion early today ard proceeded ca ?
way 70 PITT bGrg
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WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-The siasealssss
az toe treasury today news Aydl.@1'
cash balance. 81. ~ cas-. gold reserve. va
.t4.0si
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IOWA Iron Works Limited Du01fae -
build the Dest machinery for river s'eail,..,
and make a speciality % building $50.
sfes, balls wbic1 can he faNly 80, -
and quickly boitea Zsther. AFRO Dy''. -
OF al kinds % marine machinery am III, ~
erx Represented ~ r. 4. Hs1 wsan ..,s
os-e x Ngrtsn GO. Xeaisr ao-a sesss'sv ]
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VICTORIA = e. Fc5. s-Tae -. 80
States government is about ~
Z. consulate ~ e'ae.u4irua r. g. Tire p,
consulate VII bs opened ca March Va
capt l. : Gibson "a coasuL
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Dairy Products.

On the produce change today the har1
TER market was nTm. creamery. isais
dairy. llnITr. !
Cheese quiet. eztsisc.
Eggs-W eak fresh he.
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PORTI AND

Walla. 73G.4c for export: mills are report
cd as paying zoe: bIuestem and valley, 10
MI1c
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA Feb. 9.--Wheat-Nominal: No
! club. &c: No. l bluestem. &c.
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THE CITY or sEATTLE-city Treas
nrer's Nnfirf

THE CITY OF sEATTLE-city Treas
ureT's Notice
Notice s. hereby given that the third an
nual instaiment Of local Improvement
district No So for the Improvement of
Temperance Street. in the city o. Seattle.
from Bradley Street North TO Ninth
Street under the provisions OF ordinance
Nc. 1856. which provides for tho improve
Taeut o, SAID street b. grading the same
a3G constructing sidewalks on both s.des
Thereof s8d providing for the payment
therefor III instaliments and establishing
fuad Tor such payment by the ieyyng
and collection OF special assessments upon
the property benefited by the improve
ment, and providing for the issuance OF
bonds as authorized by an act Of the leg
isiatgre Of the State OF Washington, ap-
proved March 9th. issg, and under the pro-
visions o. ordinance No. 33E approved
May 1th, 1921. as amended by ordinance
No. $40. approved July 18th, 1894 has
been duly certified 10 me for collection.
and the respective sums therein charged
and levied against each parcel and lot of
land. and part thereof. Ia said district.
In payment OF such instaiment. remains
unpaid. and the same, including the inter
est on tie whole amount charged must
he paid on or before the Seventh day OF
March. 1885 Unless payment be made
on such fnstai.ment on or before
the seventh day of March. 1898. the
shall bear interest at the rate OF nine per
cent. per annum until paid. ard II not
paid before said time, penalty of five t5)
III tent riatf bt AIHtb. anu the SliilS GE-
inquent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year against each
lot and parcel OF land. and part thereof.
80 delinquent. and with the interest and
penalty shall be collected other taxes.
together with such additional charges or
penalties az are authorized to be charged
and collected on other delinquent taxes
and each lot parcel of land so delin-
quent shall be sold for the amount of such
assessment. with interest penalty and
costs. in the manner provided by law
GEORGE r. MEACffAM
City Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle.
lL.ta. ~ Ii ruAlicn tLnn En- : lNas
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Receipts.


MISUNDERSTANDING 22.5od25.0o per
ton.
Hay Wheat. sl6ols.5o: wheat and oat.
sI6uIs.10 best barley. Sl3.youl5; alfalfa.
Slo.5oGlll clover, sllmI250: stock. slin
l25o. compressed wheat. Sl5als.50 straw,
per bale. i0ni5c.
Vegetables Early Rose. e5dl15c. river
Burbanks, 6ofl soc: river reds. 5elt60C: Sa-
linas Burbanks gcsfSl.l5: Oregon Bur
banks. oncafSl1. Slverskin onions S.50do
go; cucumbers. slMl.50; garlic. ia4i.c.
green peas. >nse: string beans loei 10c,
per pound: beans l5c per package. to-
matoes. a5ceisl.5o per box; asparagus, -oc:
mushrooms. J1u .3c.
Fruits-Apples. common. Sep5oc: choice
$l-3qf3D cranberries. SinN: oranges
navels. sld2.J0; Mexican lines repack
S6Hi common California lemons 75cfg
SIS. choice California lemons 81 .5nffI - {:
bananas. Sl29U2ao per bunch; pineappies.
Slo1GS Der dozen
Buttcr-Fancy creamery, 26c. do sec
onds, 2il21Zpc: fancy dairy. 23i2n14c. do
seconds. 2lmI3c per pound.
CheeSc-New. lie: old. aaloc. Caiifor-
MA cheddar. loalic; Young American I.ff
lie: Eastern. l2Ui3c per pound
Eggs-Store i9fT&0c. fancy ranch .Is6
PC, Eastern. ISc per dozen
Poultry-TuTkeys. gobn.ers if1i3c: do
hens. llui3c ner pound. old r0osfers & y
@3g": small broilers. SN4: large broiIers
S8a9, tryers. S4.50sf5; hens 81 s9f4f5 OLD
ducks. SS.50ni5o; young ducks S3q,. per
dozen: geese 81. 25eIls0 pair: eoslinrs
si-2-sa6' old pigeons. 81: young pigeons.
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Feb. g. 1855.
Exchanges at the Seattle Tacoma, Spo-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
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higher range or prices reported from Lon
don. The bulls promptly otrerc1 support
and rallied the market. holding their adj
vantage up 10 noon. when a tendency 70
realize sent prices downward again. The
Cuban situation disCour ged aggressive
tactics on The part Of the bulls. the profess
sional traders being disposed 20 realize ali
day. There was some decided volume OF
business also. and after falling OF "a Tie
outside interest. Dealings, however.
brought oui good buying. Union Pacific
securities were all quite strong. the GU-
vance apparently being due 20 belief thar
the reorganization had concluded 10 Sc
cure the Kansas division even AT the GOV
ernmsnt's terms. Great Northern prefer
~ points from its recent remarkable add
vance.
Money continued To rule below H. per
cent. Tor cali loans and there were Tepor.S
OF large loans for year ~ S's per Cent-
The withdrawal of the 10 per cent Install
nent Of the government deposit Of Union
Pacific payment was reflected on the crcdit
lalance n 1he clearing house for the sub
treasury Of Ss-S. 100. The Stlb-trt saVy has
been having A daily ded.t balance at the
clearing house Of S@0,l-o or upwards Tor
some time past. The plethora OF money WIS
not appreciahly relieved by the operation.
Bonds showed A rsacuonary tendency IN
sympathy Win stocks. out pFlceS tof
bonds for the most part held firm. Total
United States ola is coupon and the new
5 registered We're & lower bid
Money and Exchanges.
Money on cali easy 1T li4aIi3 Ter cent;
last loan. Ia per cent: peGe mercantile
paper. sal per cent; sterling cNchanE":
bills At $.sJ@f4S52, for demand and at
81 s5'su4.Niis fer - days; posted rates. Stai
a.i NiS: commercial oils Si.S2i. silver cef~
.ihcatsS 56'gEt51i2e; bar silver. stssc; Ny
iCan dollars 45I.c.
Government bonds. weak: STATE bones.
duh: railroad bonds firm.
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CHG AGO Markets


CHICAGO. Feb s.-Tt3@ earfv nltrket
sor Haeat xas rather eoioriexs Ma opers-
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
RreaGstuHs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 9.-Wheat--
stronger. both futures and spot advanc-
ed; exchange market steady.
Rarley-tirmIy held. Spot no higher.
Oats-Still rather duh; but traders firm
in their views.
Flour-Net cash for family extras 81 %
GAS bakers extra, $i5Ddti.i0
Wheat-Shipping, l.4ll4mli2i2 for No. |
and l.i3a. for choice: milling, Sl.i5al. so.
Barley-Feed Sl.le. brewing, Sl.l10l. 20.
Oats-Poor to fair. sl.l2l1ai.ia; good TO
choice SI1fi2u1. 2Zlz; fancy feed, A.-@ietp
I25: gray. sl.l5ml.l7i2. milling, Sl.l7Iap
.221s; surprise, $i.-5Gi.s5: black for seed.
$l.35ql.J0. red, Si.35atliS
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. n o30; wheat cen
tails. 80, SOS; barley. centais. 5.623; oats,
cenials Oregon. 3020: beans. sacks. 155;
corn, centais. $50; potatoes. sacks. i,io3;
onions. sacks, l55. BRAN sacks, 1855; mid
dliugs, sacks :59. hay, tons, PSI; hides.
553: raisns. boxes, ]. 40; quicksilver.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-There was an aeta II
demand for cattle Beef steers. &. 5ssTs III
Tor common 20 medium grades. Sl sNss
for good shipping cattle and $5..Sei5s9 -
prime TO fancy beeVeS Bulk s. s3Sis ~
stockers ard feeders 81 o8ff4 80. huI,s HI
AGO: canning, $24e1i2.S0 for CONS: tgsl.sH
81. 256l 100 Rest native cattle. 81 so. ThsSI
was an active demand for hogs pf.sy
opened steady and subsequently advanf i
about 2iac. Sales were AZ 81. 1esfi0e
poor 10 prime lots OK hogs sales he. =
largely at Sass ssI3.a5. while tire h;llk n
the pigs bTough, S5.t1fsS.s0. There Was VI
active demand for sheep ard lambs -
weight lambs were steady hut hesgH
lambs were I0c bower Tie best 49,
were loc lower. Sheep sold at Sc etns
tor the lowest grades, up to A.sA4l g5 -
choice to prime iiocks. few westerns i
ing 1T S2.50a45Q. Rams sold at 81 ss6ssgl
Yearlngs sold ct 81 5OfI5 H. and faYFl
were IN demand ut $i50ft5.on Tor euils -
TO $3.50 Tor strictly choice not many sal
being made below S5,25. Western hmAjk
brought SS.fl1ia. -.
ReceiptS-Cattic u, GEO; hogs SOL
sheep, lZ,Oot.
OMAHA. Feb 9.--Catt.e- Receipts. gv1f
market stronger. Native beef steesI
50. l0dl.S. western steers. sS.s1ffa 80. Tev&l
steers. $3o0u3.i0: cows and hefers Sesws
800: Gamers. 81 00G2S0: st0ckers ard featN
ers $3.6eG+.so: calves, s2.5o4f5.T5. bulls a.
stays s2...l219.
Hogs-Receipts 7.Ga0: market closa&
strong Heavy sS,65la4S3.79. mixed In
80; tights $S.I0fiS.1a: bulk S3st
Sheep-Receipts $500. market shaAI
higher. Fair TO choice natives s3.1e@sal
fair to choice westerns. s.. 60fit. So. cnmmsk
ard stock sheep. $9o0.i5ao: lambs. Ase
80.