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oils and Turpentt.~.

Cylinder oll, hois, s%ssc. cases. Sc "a.
Wn.te lead 0oASingl~ Pioaeer or Caro-.
ssss-lb lots csc, 6<s-lb lots eise: less ~
Ss.a-lb lots. e. Prepared pants s-gaI 49,
I&Tsfi "a. l~gai c&isS. ). 5sssFl ~. ts-saI ra1s
& ssAkl u, quart cana. {l-seai.7a
Misc~iianeo1..
San fJo1fSsusl-~Se Seattle savsu aas ro
a. r. E;acFri2 @aS. s. ID. lss e. a.. -
lseg; c.. Dora. isls, Sis lbs, g.. ~ -
rfupe 1lss. $50, SIS SIX. Eabb.st's sSx a.
loss, yszS Proctor * Candles ivory .as
s. * 1e1s. s. CASTLE. watt. l2Gss, per ~
Fssrt3e totsiaI. sec. 49,
Tohasxso tiabh.nsl Pug chewInr ~.
teak. So. C3Iglax. ~. Star. A.. sF5rse-
So. Sgrc5l Tas, S'@cs San Tag FER -
ssss~s. Serfe tlins Good. ssc. fac cut nna.r,
fng paH rs. e. 81 Seal n Ncr.s 80.
sl}aa, -. yer Ii, e.. IS. Is: f-ssns kI'5
.-es-. sc. sea Sss' A&&Ar * s2e: IS.
Fsper ,sonb.nx t--Gracers' straw =.
butchers straw. -Aze; Ne, Nsns,a q. ~
slani.s. Sc. PAPER bags. less dsscou1, ass.
Bsxs 1;soe.asi~3rasn- Der ioa a.s. o,a
l,rlck -s,ors,raor. $ per NJ. pressed. -
ssaa per n. Ere hgiok. sssa6o; terra Gotta
Fspe. ass psr toot.
Cement ,,ae..,. ns>-~Pertsan3. h u. s.
s. &, Alsgn. s. -
Lane s,ebelnz,--RocAe hareor. s,ss. san
T.assef oessaag>-tIe'aeu Gate. per Dbl
81
Plaster estr SsobeangA--s Wasted. ssa rs-
ssck unvasssssi. Sc rs~ sack
Iaasher and naitaiag Aat~rfafs
E>cgS-S5sssvsn- aDasxyr rser " Nc ! G.
sS4sss -. v8srcsssnfah8S fzr g. Ss.3s ~ NJ
cedar, $s8ss. eoFaEa9a per VI. s4sa* So sgssxa-ss
legs sa5s. seaSs snsag.~ e-siss & EsS%Sa
f3r -sgg1ter-~ RSzEn IS fhteS SxssSe su~-
FACED. nHe ~ swa sisUS i - ara - sYs.s~~
S.sss k1seSa segesAs :. - q fact, ss~N.aas
lsagtas. 80 peT extra, 21e-lgsrs sras-s
sisg1s. AAl veEts.S1 grain 81 pr Il extra.
E'3nagsnx dressed sn8 matched s-ssst.
4Es<,as boards. s-frch Sesss fesrch s. sssF
t-szcA sash. g., &s, = 81 or ehAnnsa
rustic. G. araq s5S1Eg @righe 2asa glss tl
&S& r. gss2SeT SsSza azz1s sesuzslnSs.
ysaneh. s &ssS. : Z. g. &sSIs. )
E--4-A 2ex a14g1A l@-s1es All ~. e.
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BORton Wool Market.

BOSTON, Jan. f7~-The wool market here
maintains steady tone. but general BUSH
ness Is moderate Fleece wool is quoted
about steady and good lines are maintains
hhs loiHler FhIues. Australian wool Ia
strong, particularly for choices, woes
Quotations: Territory WOODS Montana
hne medium, and fine, lflslsc. secured s3c;
stap,e. 475i4Sc.
titan, Wyoming, etc, fine medium and
fire. $50 lie: secured 4Sc; stapse a5flisc
Australian woods, secured basis comb
ing. snperfine. 7.ilT2c: 90 good. e54I6Sc. do
average, 523l55c.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE silver mar.
ket mas been strong for some days on pur-
chasing for London, whore they seem rath-
er bare Of supply. II is assumed that the
silver IS for China Bar silver and Next
can dollars rose isc today, making 24c adj
vance sine las. Tuesday Bar silver so,d
today at 1sEsc anii Mexican dollars AZ &c
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Washington Red Cedar Lumher-Roagh.
Ssa5s; n4vei siding. WIGHT % rs. *l43
Is -. css,sng. weights Ncs. / and 3 ~
snca. tEH lSs; Nos /. and .. A-inca. zoe
lbs s5sF-1: ~nlnscogiEx, sfes5is: rustic. $50
-: a. Ensnkzes S-~s standard shinEses.
81 10. oae-snci finish. - - and = feet. $50
a.; thsck HEsE4n saszs&. cedar squares. 7. g.
ard p feet, ses1Ss. packets, 81
Egin-srsess 81 II advance % green
DyAyaEr Sk
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He'll Telephone stock Hi....

BOSTON. Jan fT.-Anothsr sensauona,
advance IN the stock OF the American Bell
Telephone Company started with the open-
Ing OF the market today. when II wea; up
ten points In many minutes. until il
reached go. Subsequently the stock sold
az AS. After the high record of ass IN
fss2 the stock fell 70 ass In February. fsss
and again On the war scare vf Msrrt, gn,d
down TO g.fs.
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Receipts and shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today tire but
ter market ~As easy. Creamery. i*IIstse.
dairy. iiAisG-
EzgS-Dnn Fresh. lTt5e5fsc.
CAeeSe-s. es.siy; unchanged.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Jan. 1T.~The foundation up
GA which yesterdays 6rmDess Was Auiit
gave way in the spot where IL ssened must
secure ard wheat started very weak. 7;
WAS discovered last night after the close
that Russia instead OF $8vtng shipped
arsy 80 ssg bushels OF X heat last week as
report Ell, bad sent out I.81sso bushels.
There was a heavy Snow storm prevailing
here and ths same conditions were ex-
g-sSses TO exist IL the Whistler wheAt See
lions " here the fields have beer baEs from
the recent ira * the sentiment among
traders was very bsarssa- May opened ~
lower a; 7ess sgse1. haze subsequently, sold
very EskAI7uEsF az t1tsG ora b&sEG& against
'fpRsi' privileges.
There was 10 special feature in the ear
iy information TO encourage any extensive
hssv!na and az ossgsiae traders were scarss
droysTred OF 70 Fe14c. The market ruled
anasy throughout the SESSION aI3 May
ssggs<f "a T@sse. where s1rgse tuyEns for the
ioTsE zeE~0Jyz causezi feeble rs@3y II se'x
hsss as ss.ea e This SxyfnE sS4fesoa8 May
wnakenes again 20 Tssses whore u esosast
Lower cables ard larger rsezdpts weaken
discourage longs and there was a god
deal - liquidation by prominent A0jierse
NAY lrfs Of sse l@wsr.
oats net with raiser influential aeslssg
~ hfgsxers ard tais together ~izh the d.
nllne - atasr grams. carried prices a
Nay closed &a7@1e sowar.
Lower prseas fos hegs al ths yzTis ard
ne grain weakness depressed provisions
az the STAR Commission houses sesss fTes-
~ ard prices 8eca4s.A Faxss1lv a-sl heavy
a.slytax & rsss stssasia@sa tSe saaFhes AF.i a
sszssst REACTION So IN. Pork esas~~i g. l-sxS
decline AID Lard ax4 riAs &c each.
Wheat. No. 2
Opening. Highest Lowevs- c.esr.g,
S ny .' =. ss.esss *.
Corn. No. 2
& ssr ..x.aa E $50 = 80 s.
I1ix - IS e = Gs's
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PORTLAND. Ian. l--Wheat Is bot COM
ting forward very freely and though Ea-
rope and the East were roth ABOUT q ceni
lower today there was not much snaasns
of limits in Portland. Receipts continue
very light and there is net much disposi-
tiun 10 hurry the loading Of the. few siaips
In port Valley is quiet al el9siase. blue
stem Is quoted at &c.
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CHERCHfI.I<-At zsSS jackson street. Es~
attic. on Tuesday. January ~. GhsTtes
r. Churchill. q native Of Illinois. aged
Is Ye&rs-
SEEIsYE-The f1nAFsEI Of H. q. S@efys
takes Place soesay at Geek from hts
late residence. No 10 1Lls1 aysnas
north.
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ASfifSGTo% Jan. f7.~-Teaay's state
r1ant of the condltsOa IL the treasury
shows.
Available cash balance ..-....... szQe az .sgs
OosH reserve s,-.-.s--.r..e.-.-.... - .5lI AZ
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whaat-Naraet unchanged: sxpor. No. !.
ciab. sse; Ne. biEestgns. Sc; milling, NO.
/ club. Gle. No. hlaesseFn. 6+c.
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General Quotations.


FTosgr-Recs4pfs. 5--5a bbls; experts y
90 hols; market, exceedingly duh AID in
buyers favor.
Wheat-Receipts. 1i.ecs bushels: ex-
ports, id.sS9 bushels; spot, weak: No 2
red, lSssc {. 0. b. Options opened weak
and continued 50 practically all Gay. Bulls
had little 10 work on ard IN the afternoon
untoa!ec. causing sharp break The
correction in Russian shipments was thu
chief bear point. supplemented by snow
West, lower cahses and smaller cisaran-
ces Closed barely steady at &c net de-
csine. March closed sc; May closed sss.e.
Wool-Sl.ady.
Hops Steady.
Coffee-optiors opened steady Prices 5
points lower. Sales, i..1oo bags. including
January. 5-ioc; February. S.tSc, March,
sSse; May. 5.1ac: spot Rio, duh
and easy; No. Invoice. sisc; No. job
bsng. &c. mild. quiet barely steady
SuEar-Raw, dull aud easy: fair refin-
Ing. is-isc: centrifugal 81 test, i,.e; re-
fined. barely steady.
Metals.
Pig tron-Warranss, Me5
Coppsr-Laks Si42ssEli5o
Tn-S2i ssI1l.2 So
Spslter-s5 8s1a$o
I.ead-s4- aouisS The firm thar fixes the
selling price fo- miners and srneltsrs
quotes: Lead, 81 az the close.
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THE COTTON MARKET.


NEW ORLEANS, Jan. I7-Cottoa QUIET
ana steady, m.ddling, 5 5-lse.
New York.
ding, &c. ~
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. Jan. lI.--The limited supply
az cattle received to-day caused a strong
feeling and many lots showed advances
81 lv9l9c over last weeks prices. Fancy
cattle. ssssss-to, choice steers. $Ss2lle, n
medium steers. $4SassS.iO. beef steers, $iSi
his: bulls. s. ssisz L =: cows and hsifegs s. 30
u4; Western Ted steers, Al5sfa- 10. Texas
steers. SS.6lzai-sp; calves. s. s5<fS. 10.
Hcgs-rhe supply MAS too large and
prices ruled about &c sower, fair Ia choice
packing lotS. s. tslsIs-Ss; mixed hoes. S. asa
$50. butchers. s. aaasS.so. lights. S. ao<ss. rs /.
pigs. S3uSs
The run OF sheep was well taken at
steady prices. but lambs ruled I0c lower
poor 10 choice sheep, s-.S,i4. 10: yeariings,
81 lels i.te; lambs sold chiefly a; s. sossi ~
Receipis-CaItle, s.ssp. hogs, 5000; sheep
h,.0.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Jan. T.-Cattie-R Receipts s.aae
Market active and strong. native beef
steers. A2sti5.5e: western steers sgal3f
a8; Texas steers. &s.sszji.3o: cows ana
METERS, S5,le1i; Gamers, s2.ae53, stockers
and feeders, s3..ass3@a: calves, sl.le Is.
bulls and stays. s2-3e.t3Sa
Receipts. $50 head; market SC
lower; heavy, s5.s5sss.55. mixed. So asss3. So
asht, s.5SsS.se; bulk Of sares. IS. 45lfSfa
eep-keceip{s, s.n head. market Toe
higher: fair 10 choice natives, s. sost 4 No.
fair 10 choice westerns, SS.6sffa 10: COM
mon and stock sheep. $s.5sssSeo; lambs.
$4as5.
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SYNOPSIS

Seattle Local Re;sert--MaS .nassa TEMPER
aiilre, s DEGREES. minimum. N mean. ~.
Weather. cloudy and rainy, rainfall. - ~
an itch.
Maximum Wind ye.oc.Gy az Fort Candy,
- miles, southeast
GEORGE y. SALISBURY.
Section Director, Weather Bureau.
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The Hniai~t-Grana,
TIE r.fSE.Hr TKATx

In the worla 81 the Burlington evening
train from 81. Paul 50 9snsaags stl1 81.
Louis Buffet smoking AID Ahfary cars.
compartment sleeping cars For rates SID
sleeping reservations inquire az The f-aY-
fsret4r Route tfrk~s sse{rH sss w@sfar y~nv
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Cornmer,.is,
Advertisers London financial cablesram
says.
In the markets here today thsre was less
business and less enthusiasm than Of late
Americans bssitated early on free profit
taking. awaiting New York prices. Esxcs,,-
lions were Central Pacific and Pennzyl-
saDia- New York supported the market
session prices d@iudied ard the finish WAS
only fractionasly above tine worst The
strength OF Central Pacific was due 10
an erroneous fuTS1nF Of a scheme OF settle
msnt arranged and In the eve og pub
ltcafion. As a matter az fact all the for.
don committee knows IL tho gtyyernfpen.sx
terms Copp@Fs were again firm. II ts rx-
p@ctesi that the London hank rate svfl
soon Dc reduced Yesterdays African gold
is in refiners hands. bat Ia promised for
f.ax.
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Oats. Ne. -
May :. ~ s-SS -. s3.-S ~
July ..S.G1A ssssA szsssS sessSss
Mess Pork. per barrel.
Jan -. 2S ssS s. N 81 -
May :. - 10 q - - ssis u a.
Lard. per Ioo Pounds.
Jan -. = ssss s szzs s. % $50
May :. S1 65 SO ~
short Ribs. per Ioo Pounds.
May :. sal sm,s $50 s@s.
Cash Quotations.
Floar-Dull and uncAaaged-
Whsat-Nc. spring, s. 1f.sscs No spring.
s-&ssssc3 Nc red. lie.
tHOrF-No. 3 Esssc.
Gsss~-Ne. = assssESsc. No white. 20
Sss~cs No. white, s>seSssc.
RyS--No : sel.c.
Rarssy-No. = &-ssSzc.
E'lAxseezS-No. /. 81 1871. new. $i.lS
Timothy SEED Prime, s..
Mess gsork-Per barrel. 81 Ess 81. ssSs
t-ard-Per ZOE pounds s.
Sises-Saort sitsS ti1Sssel s. 7ssss ~
Soosa.deTs-pry ssltsd gSsoxstia 4tfa9sssc.
SsGes-SeQrt clear thcxed4. &ss4sSga "a.
" hisAy-listsisegs' aalShes1 seeds. Per
gallon 81 -
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Jan 17.-The changes In
stock quotations for the day were unana-
nortant- TIE market showed sirenstn
most OF tfI0 day, and repeated Efforts on
the part Of the bears TO deprees prices al
though assisted by sales OF some 5000
shares Of stock for London account We're
OF iituse await and prices worked upward
generally until the last hoar, when prev
ioass gains Of the day We're practically
wiped out. The highest prices OF the day
were made about noon. the STANDARD
shares showing handsome gains Although
there had been such large volume OF
sales for London. iiternasionals at this
time were above last nights close. AT the
opening the market Was under pressure.
but the variations were fractional Com
mission houses had many se4.ins orders
but after Il few minutes the demand more
than eqG&led the supply. Traders sold
early, then bought and in the final deal
ings reversed their position By again sell
irg- Several OF the largest houses were
openly large buyers In the second hour.
When prices easea OF in the Late deal
ingS commission house business diHin.sh-
ed New York Air Brake today took
vioien, plslnge OF some 1874 points OF which
IL recovered only SAs. The selling was on
a report that the Westinghouse suit had
been compromised. The volume OF trade
wds about one-quartsf above the railiion
share mark which had been so common of
late. The closing was weak. There was
much favorable comment upon the gov
ernment's foreign trade statement snow
ifiS an tACESS OF lfSEtitfbrT exports over
imports of SIS, 42s.o0o and for the year OF
$d,I 3sl 600
The bond market displayed more anima-
ton today with strength predominant
Total sales s.. .2,0s0
United States aves advanced 4 in the
bid price.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. 2isai3 per cent; last loan,
"a per cent. prime mercantile paper, 31
3ia per cent; sterling exchange firal with
actual business in bankers bills at $44ss
gas for demand aud at 81 S2tz sea. for
% days. posted rates, siS,ls and SiN,Is:
commercial bills, $s.auls1ia; silver eerti-
ficates, 5stzaioea2c. bar silver, 5STxc; Next
can dollars. fac: government bonds firm
er: state bonds, steady: railroad bonds,
strong.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadstuMs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. i7--wheat is
lower both on and of CALI market is weak
and duh Barley, quiet; offerings light,
futures inactive. Light trading in oats;
market ruled firm. Spot cash quotations:
Flour-Net cash for family extras, SAILS
a.; bakers extras, So 1904.
Wheat-Shipping. H.l{a for No. 1. and
Nslsszg lisa for choice: milling. sl.lsie9
Ia
Barley-Feed. sI.eesal e7ls: brewing; NOM
inaI.
oats-Poor to fair. sl.2sal. z7ls: good to
choice, 81 3asIi. S22Ia fancy feed, 81 sci s7ls
gray. 81 Ssli-So: milling, $i.SsIfl- IS; sur
prise. 81 i2i.stl 80: black for seed. sl6o4
LIS: red, l.55aLss.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. Il. $50. do Oregon
800; wheat, centals. 7ao; barley, censaIs.
i,7s: oats, centals, s45; beans. Eastern,
sco: potatoes. sacks. Sal: do Oregon. ST.:
onions, sacks. 40; bran. sacks. 800: mid
diings. sacks, 5ID: do Oregon. SIS: hay.
tons. lss: wool bales, -: do Oregon. l.
hides. number. 2l9: quicksilver. TASKS. le4
wine. gallons. iol.sOo: brandy. gallons,
3.eQo.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING s2eQaa; bran. 5000
I21S 50 per ton.
Hay-wheat. sla5aals: wheat and oat.
n3.5og 1850: best barley, SI34H; alfalfa,
Vexetabies-Potasoes, Early Rose. soca
81: River Burbanks. 9ocG*i: Oregon Bur-
banks, NIL35; sweet. s.5oTl.6 IS, garlic so
&c: green peas. tasc: string beans. lssf17lac
per Id; tomatoes, $ldl.So; egg plant. 1si7
Qi5c: chill green peppers. S45c: mush-
rooms. 25sIT5c Der ID.
Fruits-Apples. choice. 81; common. 5oc;
cranherries, s.as: oranges, navels. si.oaGf
275; Mexican lines. repack. ST. 5clT7; COM
mon California lemons. sacfisi %. choice
California lemons 81 .soGs; bananas. Ma57e
ESQ per bunch; pineapples, $2U4.so per
dozen.
Butter-Fancy creamery. a5isec: do Sec
onds, 23as4e: fancy dairy, &c; do seconds,
lst2Ie. picked, lsu2pe; firkin. 1sQi9c
Cheese-New. ilizGi2c: California cream
cheddar. liMj2c; Young America lii@6fl3c;
Eastern, 12tzafi2iae; Western, l2u12i4c
Poultry-Turkey gobbiers, I3uI4c per ID;
turkey hens. i3II14c; old ROSTERS S450sl
5: young ROSTERS. seae5o: small broilers
s.. sn5f4 50; large hroilers 81 5efI5. 80 fryers
E5odtS: hens. "a. 5os75 50: geese, 81 per pair:
old pigeons. 81; young pigeons, s..
Wool md Hops.
Wooi-Spring: Nevada, l0Gif2;sc: East
ern Oregon. lnUi7c; Valley oregon, l5fiisc
Fall: Northern mountain, sd tee: mount
ain lambs. IGsc; San Joaquin plains, eqse;
Hops-Crop OF isss. lsni7c.
Closing Quotations.
Call board sales:
Wheat~~fnacttve. May, N.1ga.
Bariey-Not quoted.
Corn--Large yellow, SLID.
Bran so. 5eGf2i-5A.
Cash wheat
Cash wheat. st.l2'a.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. so days. sis 2s..
Sterling on London. sight, SASH.
Financial.
Silver Bars 49,. ca Dras,s-Sighs -. Is
Mex dolls ..4sA.&iIA.l Telegraph =. :. iisa
Mining Stocks.
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THE MARITIME RECORD.
FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Jan. Il. iSqa.
Pain
q. = DEPARTMENT OF AGsRfcvrIe
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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Rock Island -. ......-..-........ eeNc
In1Ql Pacific .......-....-. ......... II 81
s. Paul .......-.. ..-.-.......... .ssC
St Paul & Omaha .................. 1ssa
southern Pacific .......-.... ...-...... sss@
Southern Railroad .......-.4 ...... l4fss
southern Railroad preferred ........ lSgss
Lnsc1 Pacific preferred .-........ Tin
Tobacco .-........ ..-........ ......... S-FS
Steel ..--.-..... ..-...... ............. 4Ss1s
Steel preferred .-......... ..... IN
Peoples Gas ...-..... ............ S4s1a
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ..-........... .2.ae
Pacific Nail ...-..... ...-.....-... 5sz9
Sugar .-........... ............ ..... :. esnss
Tenn. C. & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s@$
Leather pressTred..-...-. .....-- 49,. 81
Rubber 49,. ............. ....-. ASS
81. l.. s. ". .-.....-......-.- ........ s.sSi
81 L., 5. W. preferred ....-......-.. Sal
Chicago a. Great Western ....-.-... lbs
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. san. r. lsss
Exchanges at the Seattle Taco-.z srx,-
Kane and Portland clearing houses .os.ay
were.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT NAAhEF.

TACOMA. Jan is.-waeat-Ciuo. &c
sI;.sxte.sa. e.SsessE.
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LIVERPOOL. Jan. r. Corn - spo,
American quiet; American mixer, on,
iof4d.
Wheat-Spot No. red Western winter
steady, ca ga.
Corn Futures. quiet: January "a .ns.
March. "a sad May "a 81.
f'our-st. Louis fancy winter, Ia "a
EeceirfS-ThFee days wheat $50 CEN
tails including &e,ssn American. Afnerf-
Wheat--Fuiures closed dun. March e.
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Closing Quotations.

can corn. III so centaiz.
LONDON. Jan, ~-C'loae-C,arattsars pa.
cane sgd. GraaA Trunk. "a far sssver
uncertain. @58za peg SNnea Nog1sT. tsfaa.
per cent. The rate % discount In the are =
market for rhoft afa three rnanthg us
"a per cent.
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The butter market has settled down and
stand
Potatoes are a little nrusr. The supply
III market Ia UP To tire demand
Apples are Rot moving CT very rapid
mand
The .egR market Is frner, occassone1 by
the scarcity % select Eastern sggs. Yes
ssrday prices ranged between ZsQ1sc for
strictly fresh ranch.
The supply OF poultry In market Ia equal
10 the demand.
The feed men have plenty az hay on
hand- oats continue firm In auotings-
oranges and BANANAS are in plentiful
supply.
The representative., 1899-07-13

No. 1915. KIT.
b en- Cabinet.
This boz holds
100 lbs. Of -four
and there aretwo
com partm ents
for rolling pins,
spoons, etc. A
bread board is
supplied with
each cabinet, and
slips in just over
the -four box.
Price, each $3.25
The representative., 1899-07-13

The above shows the Roberts Sickel Grinder in wi
every practical farmer will recognize the only
cesSful sharpener in the market.
bevel emery wheel is furnished. with grinder, which
bevels OF all knives preserving their original shape
bevel until out.
The stone oscilates passes up and down the knife
heel to point Of blade fifth of handle large
In this manner the knife cannot heat the temper
drawn.
Every Farmer wants one, it requires skill to oper
It has equal for the quality quantity Of work
Can be taken to the field and the knives sharpened while
team Is resting.
The time consumed in grinding your knives Is so 81
that afford to grind six times day. If your
becomes ncked it can be ground in minute to Gu
we'll as before. . :,
No. l. Wood base, complete with one fat emery wheel
one bowel. Only ......................
II fiat wheel is not desired, deduct 75c.
Packed one in box. Weight 25 lbs. Send for descrp
circulars.
The representative., 1899-07-13
Musical
Instrument
Sale.

Our Musical Department
is Packed with Thousands
of Dollars Worth of Goods.
A Beautiful Organ for only
$34.S9. Others ask $500.
Do you want a Musical In
strument of any kind?
Write. We can do YOU
good.
The representative., 1899-07-13
This
Solid Oak
Arm Rocker
Only
$2.lo.

No. 2779. Oak Arm
Rocker. Extra high
back, embossed head
panel, beaded spin
dies under arms and
in back, plain cross
stretchers, turned d
legs. Weight each,
13 pounds.
Each.....,........&.1O
The representative., 1899-07-13

Send for samples Of Build
ing Paper. The samples
are free, but we ask you to
send a two-cent stamp for
postage.
The representative., 1899-07-13
LINSEED and PAINT OIL,

Prices of Linseed Oil include barrel Half
barrels Is cents extra. In less quantities add
price of can.
.o~ Per gallon.
s7S5 Strictly pure warranted boiled
Linseed Oil .............e eO.4,
$3.50 Strictly pure, warranted raw OIL Al
The representative., 1899-07-13
HAY RAkES.

u .
IL
snob
simplicity
end;
each and the ont
both
with
The dumping device engaged
OF rou x uneven ground.
hold
hupa the
FaA '~> -~' "A"1 Sseve0" ~0sas
The representative., 1899-07-13
$500 FOR THIS COUCH

UPHOLSTERED IN
GREEN, BROWN OR
BLUE FIGURED
CORDUROY.
The representative., 1899-07-13
COUCH

uld a kt thar
to
AMI
a W price Thuph anc Figured
% state
% @ @ t Sn nsnn
can a ae.
The representative., 1899-07-13
. Send us 81 cents

And state whether Ladies' OF Gents Bicycle is
1860 BI0XOEE.
Morgan & Wright Tires. Guaranteed for the year
1899: Highest Grade Wheel by express. G. o. D..
your express Office and if found perfectly satisfac-
tory; equal to any bicycle made; the best bargain
S25. pay the express agent our special price,
S22.47 and express charges. less the 81 cents
cent with the order.