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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
{ higaGo.

CHICAGO, Fen. 9.--C'attle sold at Arm
prices today TOR good quality. while fat
droves were loc lower. Fancy cattle
brought &sEg6S4. choice steers. s1.
mediums. &52&25: beef steers. ss44sS:
Siockers and feeders. &AlAAi4. COWS and
heferS G.39s&. Western fed steers. 81, l4fa
-, Texas steers. $i5Sls5.Jes calves. Sia
-
Hogs averaged sc higher Fair 10 choice.
S.A@aaai&.9As; heavy packing lotS. &-t8sf
$50. MIXED. 81 t19S,~. butchers s3As31s@&az
light. &.a5at3Ssie, plgs. s. Ia =.
sheep We're sios al a slight decline,
Cults Ia prime s2atAse. ye4riinxs. 81, lfisF
4.s9, lambs. sass, the greater parI fetching
$s-9fif go.
Receipts Cattle. ESQ; hogs. S2oo,
sheep, 1859.
OMAHA. Feb. e~Cattie- Receipts . 40
head. market. active and steady. Native
beef steers SigI5h3. Western steers, S. SAp
40, Texas steers &s1sI4,ea, cows and
heifers f2-%5ali2S. Gamers, sa.3sfS.Z -.
stockers and feeders s. Spl5. calves. $i.Sogf
$50: bulls and stays. Ss4si.
Hogs Receipts, ), 10 head. market. 5stleC
higher Heavy, e &5at3..a. mixed, 81 Slas
3f5; light, s.. e1s5S t53s. bulk OF sales. 2.6ese
SO
Sheep Receipts. ssoo head market.
steady Fair 10 choice natives, 81. 5sSg+,al,
fair to choice Westerns. $S6affaf5. eam-
mon 10 choice westerns. g .se2fS10. com
mon and stock sheep t2stu3.5e. lambs.
Sa4S.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Eina ucfaI.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2-TAa Commercial
Advertisers Lcndon financial cablegram
says.
There was more business in the marke "a
here today. ard general buoyancy On the
unexpected reduction Of tbs bank Fate
from So - ger cent
Americans were strong al day. aud there
was Considerable buying here. The feat
ures we're Denver .sSues, on the gold re-
ports. Southern preferred and Sries Ka-
rhatI tire leading aroltTagUur. Offers
ie'iar cali on Fries, to tho end of March.
I~ntcs touched 3s7s and closed at St%a An
ac1n3as were &es. Copper and Tin were
both up q point. one hundred ana tGlrty
Eve pounds In hafs WAC bought by the
t,1=e at rs aa.d. agl.0Pa was taken for
South an,z-f-.a.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Feb. 2-~('8Ha1'an Pacific,
sag. \ 3r{Aern p4eifst. 81 t-n'on Pacific
preferred 81 6:sana TFfInk ~ Bsr sil-
yer quiet. q s-le3 per oaace. Money. /
per cent
ureadstuns.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. -~Wheat--sgot dull
Eulnres closed quiet. March. - slsd. May.
Cosn-spat steady, February. aa 57ra.
March. - TTsd. May. 81 I'D,
@ . 9
Condition Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Feb @.-Avallahle cash
balance, STA. .si2. reserve. 81, si@,1Gl.
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CITY NOTICES.

-
t8gCE To CONTRACTORS Republic
q Street East Republican Street AM
Ss~T connecting streets avenues ana
ssys Ee~eY Improvement
Na'tre IL hereby given that sealed pru~
sas All ~ received ~ ths undersigned
4s9sf2 81 tao board OF paoiic works Of
Il ssF Ell Seattle NJ - e-ctonk q ia
sssay. February ? 1893 for the I'm
sssasat ot Republican street East ~
egsn st:est ara either canns sfp.
~, avenues suf alleys. By con#tfsset.
ssfae seser aionE said streets hst sgaers
T. Points, together 1ith ali ,esSars.
TX. yves manhoies lanpias,ses vsn-
isl's fsusllIua tanks ans eateh "a sne
Il Faflitd ~ ordinance Ma Aasa srrsaf
oaal improvement sissrlef NJ. * anf
araFdanes wfth the p'ana ard snar{-
ssets aq@ on giig ia the sffine Of s3se
% pusjIe works
81 Ms must be aes esnnanief hy a Ger
= eAeeh, paTaese Ia the order 81 tte
oWn'raiseg, FOR alta net lsws thar
81 per cent az the IA. sn4 ne M
check -
. secressfai bidder vfg = raa.,.~ss :,
mtu q contract anA f4rncsA salts
eeaai fos The amount rua.rlre7 i,y
i't charter ara the Laws 81 f- se4s
Washington within sen saya af.e~ ~
he'tFs1 ef tHe awarf 81 30. ~r,.~a..t
ST, fssijnz fn a. ao ttsa astf ..s.-.,t
,Ae amount rxesf therein wfi Ae -
80 = the ctt~ NJ rErsaN "a - ssh -
hd.ier abs has white two wa
taf 'stffng cf sasd eouf ~aea mat
sSs y eeTmeMt of awv 1881 saf--
ast wAFk ar jahav psrfarn,ss4 sr az
q material furnished pursuant e.
stgh enrffa - he~etr a fes,.sfses ~
With asia 'wo wears faite8 20 eotss~
ssF sach contracts
= "a. attention = -afiea - arsso'y xs'fi
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PORTLAND WHEAT aARkEa.

PORTLAND. Feb. s-whe2t-Qaiet.
w&la 1aEA. 5ssFzac for export. with rlili.
laying eera. rso-a FAR heavy stock: val
ley gsssEzltaally sstsys1c: hlgssessa &c
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SEATTLE MARKETS.

5%sl& 20 tbs sharp FROSTY weather ali
s3n@8 u produce eFS arm@r. f'olaxaeS
t1@Re sEsaefse4 thoagA aSgtangS remain
unchanged. Oranges now "a fga~tgE are
fAe Best 4s3alatT yet 70 arrTe. Tae De
is4ss41 foF t1sEa, strange tc saE, il hot
FsFS brisk
as naarasst ~ easter aE eggs YesteT-
CAB z lsipxneglG OF t~@nt g-s4Se cases of
y cents
AunLeN E.laffrasfs HEtE1
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sea sEse iSez. iset~arg MAXIMUM tern fee.
sfrfe e degrees; ~ gsszslauy. IS fsses0. y.
Is CA faar. clear Ersc I.FaTsgssa. q % an lIssn
e. X. sAF.fsst
gseflcr Isreetog Wsashe~ Bureau.
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Page, periSCO.
Gog-el0 Mutual life Building.
Phone Main 49,.

We nsee snap IN Trouhadogr. An ore
chute is3 feet long ard 81 Il feet wide
has beer uncovered on Lone Pine. Tho
Morning Gicfy has OTIS Or the richest ore
bodies, lr camp. which cnn be traced Tor
a nsiic. we want $3.50 Giant
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S6,920,0OO

Ea&G - active REPUBLIC nliains Stocks.
= >&s Nay from IS ~ ~ ser csiat. anau~
ailv
NE RECOMMEND Republic. Jim
3ia}De Lone ESne san pot, At. l&eA
4~z-: |AgYaa and Blaektali.
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Mining stocks.
Bostan stock Market.

BOSTON. Feb 2 Closing.
~. Ssort Lire - q a sgrs.ef & fTss, &c
Tlas1aa & &0a 80 Tan zrsck ats
Bate & Pcs .... 81 EAarr3st Nun. -
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ne crit 81 eosssDlAs INVESTMENT
gd INNING SYNDICATE.
Spokane, Wash

= k9INt4.Ets y >+StA.s
Operate tee moSt extensive Nr0Nvrage
system sn the Northwest u yea want
20 bay ar Sell aepahlic afsSish Celurmeaa
o. Montana lHial1E STOCKS. Wrste ~ Wire.
Send foF "Ropkletf containing map 0f
the Republic district
Responsible connections desired IN all
leading towns.
A'aaae address. britannia. Codes:
Western Union and Clouka's
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FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. Feb. z. 1853.
Iaa!r, continued cold
T. & DEPARTMENT or AGRIcUL-
TIrEE. WEATHER It ASST.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seaffta Fnh ISaes
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.s - Z kS7aA TARA, E-@A@N creamery,
fogisvy-cA~ekens I've. lie: I've turkeys
Live sseok--Chol,s beef cattle. cowz. 4e;
sferFs. fi5g5c: seaetce ssezp. sss41ass good
aosS, live. ki1e; hogs dressed. Il. SsJyeS.
dressed large. &C. Small, r.. SaESs~, live.
age, &cs small. Sc.
l82ees. p@5ts ard wo0!-~Heavy sound
50 reg s.sefss oFeg - -. *; medium souu.,
Per ID. 43ze. Asst sound, under IL lbs. Sc,
e@Ea sGuha, all we.saiE &c. stays, a4lls
&c 0xen i1se salssd ktps. &c; ear. per
g. =; sFeen aides. ic less than sasied. dry
aa5es. psT H.. i2c drp CUTS oEs-raEra less
SIMMER d=eF, Per ID. E@4z&c. winter deer
ar. isstlhe: pspoFy deer 4s5Iic dry ek
- 49, green elk isSse: sheep peits, 1sSssc,
Ss+@fDs&. Iss@ASc, Eastern Washington
@assS. Sc; Western Washington WOOL. I2c
Lily or tnnsr burned. los. taLlsw. 2szU5c.
Johhtng Quotations
1eo1sng quotations Yesterday were as fol-
Sugar. Fiear and Coffee.
Sugar I955iBg,-(;4iaen I. Ia bb.s. 5i.e.
SAtfa .. IL bo.s. 90, powdered. S54e: dry
Fo,,S % e,lSs, - so. easa prices.
80. %ofe.ty A S5.1a. star (oakers'). 81 43.
s@ssFeriiia brands. Stl9; corn meal, yellow.
go 9sr ~ ils = iq-ih sacks: corr meal.
aheai f9nr. pure y5.s9 per 70 lAz. s-fb
sacks; cracked wheat. T. q per Iao les. le-lb
saehs, far tvs. So " per 100 lbs a0-Ib sseks.
tafina. = psr loe I.s. s-i5 sacks. stsei-cat
cat rnaal, It's per la lbE f9-lb sacks;
Efaaam -four. $3.50 peg 100 lis, lob sacge:
"acis wheat fiogE. sc per 100 lbs. 1913
saeSs: re four. psr Is lbs tas i iS-ib
sae *; split pes. i99-ib sacks, 81 - pea
neai. ss.@5 per Id his i6-lb sacks spl.t
psss s iaoib ssek .S s5 az p paari ssg ,rt
sey. $40 per LOO lbs. in sacks; wheat flakes.
4s-!5 boxes. =: wheat flakes, $40 per case
per bale. ic 9~ib sacks: corn meal. yeiI~<sv,
80 Per bbs. n 5e-lb sacks: corn meal.
Wits 8 FER hbi 2 I. so-.9 s,cks: baeE
sses dra a B0 ~ea, i PER Ell hi II n I Is
sack e. stael-<-si oat meal Is per hbI 81 81
lb saebs. graham four s. g per bhl. IN sn,
I'D sacks, whoie wheat -four 81 per Or,
Fl 5a-lh sacks. rye meal. s.. u per Dbl. IN
s@-lh SACKS: re -four. 81 yer Dbl: pea meal.
e PEP b0l. IN I'm sscks fancy rolled oats.
ls rs ret .o,x s. .; fancy -olied oats.
Genre (ioboinr}- Green. Mocha. per III.
2eF5ie: Java, psF II. 24as,;; -T7osta kica.
'.urk'e'r - ioa-ih cases per ~, ~ l..
SD eases. pr cwt 81 &. Ss-lf cases, ner
c*t So s5: Java 69-lb tlns. per III, Co.:
= Sic Ad0n MDeha 57@c: Caracoia
zee CDntarsala ne gFos1nd coffee issa
or Lion laas. 81 Is s5s. sl225 2ss 81 &.
Butter, Cheese. Egg. aud Poultry.
Batter Peach, lsJl5s. FAM dairy. Ia
sqHarns US 500 Ngshington ereanleries.
i-ib 2riaIs 2I12se. Eastern. Iowa ana IL
c5seav Qob1ans>- Native Washington.
tES.sIfs1tc Eastern IssfI2}sc
a5se' ''''' '@ae"' :
Comb Honey-calforn!a, i2c; strained
I'a1jtry- Dressed chickens lsnis~. I'VE
chickens. I@i.c: live Turkeys. llqi5c:
dressed s @se, &c. 1resss6 turkeys fsgYiG-
Nuts.
walna'a. per n. SACKS. uql2. Eastern
ala:A wainnis lec aecaHs. 1913 H.
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Prod uess.

On tae produce exchange today the but
tsr market was t}ru- CteAmeTies, I34y
lst~c. 1slrses lesa$iIbc.
fsgES-F Firm. fresh. i7tse
Caeese- Steady. cream. sAGlie.
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THE CoTToN MARKETS.


New York.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2.-Cotion-Quiet.
middiing, csc,
New OEseanS
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2-Cotton-~Easi-
er, m!1a.iug, sA.c
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Northern Pacific ....s. ......... 7Szsa
Northern Pacific prcserred :. -. ass
tfasfe-s5 < Western =. 49,. ..-.....- 30
Rock Island - 1850. $50 1890. s555
- Louis a SSAn FT1-c1sco 81 pfd-. ssss
Tlioss Pacific =. -. ..... ...-...~... "a. -
Lalnn IsSclse praIeErea =. 80. ~. - IsS3a
- Paul .--.. 80. -. .+.....-....-.- "a 80
s&sl th@EE p3cE-sc 1900. ..--.. . 49,. & -
Southern PAgats preferred +....... tSsSa
nex@4s x s'szE4iae ...-.. -.....-.... B@ssS5
Paper -.-.... -. -. ...... .......-... $50
It.osacee -..4 -. -. -. *.............. IS -
Steal 1885,. 80. -. ......... s..,.... 1Ss9s
Stee@ preferred -. -. - ..-....... - As
FEofSes G9s :. -. ....-.~-..... Ak41a
Setas>,s d2Je-3 ss9s =. $500. ......-... AZ
tfeAe+-a@ saeNFrsc 80. .-.... ........ $3.50
brooklyn Transit ....,. :. ........4. - 50
racine MAJ! 1850. 49,. .-............ tlsssa
sugar .-... =. 49,. =. ............ 800
A<-ttltsr IgrvTeT~e3 -. ...... e.. -. t..%s4
Eafls~er ..-- ..-.....- go. 49,. o.. ...S55.s
- Louis s. Southwestern preferred 5, tS7
Chlc&so Great Western - g.. ...... i ~
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ezeo. SIX. Nc. ! b2Isssta -a. gscs rr.Sl-IEsE.
No. ! GsGa. sc. No. ! 6igsessesn. SIC.
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Generai Quotation.

Genera Quotations.
-Four Receipts. =. 50 BIS. exports. - =
- oois: market neglected WIKI buyers
aspou' 15c apart.
" heas-F~cespys s&as.a bI; exports. no
s@t gu. spot, steady Ne. uort saSgp Isa-
.uth, 81 L o. . t41:iens-O2euesI strong
~ oss foreign buying but sod of. a.
thos1Fa stq<2tdafluns seemed less prom.-
n@nt than yesterday: bus were tttusd
and when N The afternoon 81. iseais
sold heavily. local houses quickly as-
loaded forenoon purchases and prompted
weak close at haze net decline. The
export trade vas large and clssAxarccs
es9sed heavy; March c-osed Sossc-
Wooi-Ft~ri,
Hops-Steafy
.'SofTes~e'atiolss opened steady ana um-
changed 10 = points higher: sales t4.s<a
bags, including. February. 5a5o, March
a.ssc: MAY. S4ss4e: spot FLO. quiet but
steady. No. ! invoice. Csc. No jogsusng
rs. mild. steady. CpTGe 81, 7t5silsH
S1Sar-Raw, I3-f6c: cenfritlgl - tese
5-Isc. refined. firm.
Metals
Zig ison--W Variants, $50
tcpper-Lake. sls.s1IIl.ss.
TIn-$a5gl95 -
Sye3ter--S5 sly.fI So
Lead 81 7esI4 s.
The Arm That likes the selling price for
miners and S,neiters quotes lead al xi33
al the close.
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THE ciTY OF aEATTLE-Cigy Treas
No,ise s rrrsay gwen hat be second
annual instalmeni If t5eai .fn1r0Fesae0l
a@irlct NJ. ri for she fmprove sflent %
TERRY Avanu~ sforfnsriv TeatG stsett} Ia
tae City - Seatt'r irugn PIE street 70
az tiA > FHrt, aFster tF}e Provisions OF
Or scr Nc. as "a ch prjylies fcr lie
n ne8f of sail street ~ grazing fhe
ssn &ns Construct Bg Ede@ salSs On beth
s!ass thereof ard paThipx sfa sssI me on DotB
SIDES thereof. an providing fer tae pay
faeng therefor ia iflstai.peTts. au4 sssab-
ushng a fund foT such payment ~ the
tnehts NtoE tae property oaneH.es by Csc
improvement. and providing for tbe lssg-
aTce ~ bands 81 authorized ssy an set ~
the 9egsfbfara ~ the STATE ~ gazhfrg-
tie pfov. stcrsis ~ ordinance No. 1872 se-
proved Mag Ijb 1851 Day aTu ssie.{ bv u~l5f-
nance No $50. a9sFsso3 JAY ush. 1854
uow IL force. has heeB DAY cegtlaea %
ne Tor collection, and Use respective Suroa
thgfe!6 ehatEe3 au4 lesict as2.tlst each
pared and lot u laad and psyt theT Z.
W SAL dlrsf5ct 81 10y meat of such .r@sAa-
merit rHn1A{ra uaps.4 aud the same IN
elGd.nE the iH{eresf 20 TIE whae amount
charges must ta7 paia on or hef@ra the lath
made 0u sf@h tHsstatifnert On ~ before ne
1851 day 50 February lses fhe sarrs stlall
cai IS iec fafe 90 Irr csHt isg snuuEn,
uht" pat3 1H8 z bat faAt before satt tlue
3 Fsna.tY fg72e a5f f%r g, ft. =fslt 81 43t-
a}a iise s;3fts fc3aqU@n shan rs eatsr-
20 9e '3e annaa- tax roi. far tae eut5~gy
ear Asne ata sof ea5 parl1. e .4}.B.
tNf ps's ths -. SIS g. inqEees. an1. wfsh
TIE Interest," es3 peT@.fv stef, ba co.5seg q
~ pthaf teNs@. Together san saeh as.ts-
tn~.t charges - Hsaa.5tes re aN asG. .lsY-
ise& 20 ae charged ara eol.ec.ed an 3s8s9
Delinquent tateS. ana ta p iof or ueree1
Is iaf.J 49, Delinquent s|s.f 4e Na.8 sar ffse
IS at4anf ~ s&c8 6ss u1eat x5th interest
isei.ss,I2 ais1 etss<s. - ne UHusicr ~ led
lay law- A. y Ets3Tfr
Clsy Treasure ~ saa CltF * Sast..e.
Date q frsg Kabscats9a. te5Faafy sd.
i~ka.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Feb sy--VTaeat-e1ua, ssc
hlgs sgsas. s1s4es.
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THOSE Table Hete iBncheons At the
Rainier-Grand hotel afe fast becoming
very p4pnlAr
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Hread Hs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2-Tsower range
In hoUr. Wheat uacia ngai. spot market
OF call; spot market 3all. Feed oats. an
changed. otsSr descriptions are marked
down; some dealers quote the market
lower al through
spot quotations were;
Flf~Sr->et for fam1iy extras, siSff15:
bakesz' extras Sa-sF44. Oregon and " ASH.
lnst"u. s393.5a
hsat--xs4lippng. Sl.liA for Ne and
L3s2s.
Barley-Feed. 81 .2Sql TIA: brewing nom
inal
oats-Poor to fair, 81 2ssll. a7ga: good to
l.SIl1 gray. SI27i. q l-z2i2; mining. 81 31sa
LIS. s-aTpgise, 81. fea1la>, black for seed
nominal. red. nominal.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks, ls,aa0: do Oregon
eao: Wheat, centals. 81 434: har.ey. centais
40; bran. sacks. 1890; nl.ld.ings, SACKS 80.
hay. soas, 3iS. hides, number. S0s,. wine,
gallons, e95n.
Closing Quota sion.
Wheat-Easy, May si.ls
Barley-~Steady. new .sti7c.
Corn-Large yellow. sl.lo.
Cash Wheat.
Cash wheat. N.Ir& 8Ll3a4.
Nooi and Hops
wool-Spring Nevada, lo64 l2l4c; Eastern
Oregon, 4l2c. valley Oregon. Ia. &c.
Fa@l-~Northern mountain, oatlac: mountain
lambs se4sc, San joaquin plains. tSt sc,
Humboldt and MenGoeino 9aiiIc
Hops-Crop Of 1898. l3<.lGc for good 20
choice
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Mil.stuffs- sIiddlings. s-lG23. bran aug
80. 80 per ton.
slSQl6. bst harey SlSaii: alfalfa, sllso
Ai2.so stock. So1lo5 straw. per ealc.
tosl suxs.
Potatoes-Early Rose slfeflIl5 River
BuTbs uks, 55c9l 81; Oregon BSVbAEks. s5c<E
Sis sweet. sl.SoGs1-7
Vegetables SILVER skin onions J0ssseo
including Oregon; garlic 5ss6c; green peas
4Qec, string beans. si,So9lsJ per II, sona-
toes, slQl.5o box, egg plant, l2i=ll ac:
mushrooms .oGff5c II
F'ruit=-ApI,. eS-Choics 81 common. sos;
oranges, uavels. Si.5ea2.g5: Mexican lines
re~pack. s1s4i6, ieGnons. California CON-
81 2sltI5o halnch, psneappies, $24A Ase doz.
Itutter-Fancy creamery. 24fa3c ID sec
ond$. 2l415c; fancy dairy. 201S-lc. 10 Sec
onds 17Gl9c
Chee%e-Sew. HAZE: Young American.
l2Ni5c; California cream cileddag &c;
Eastern. l2sa4islxc. Western. ui3gigc.
h4ggs-I aiifcrnla, @lGf2gc.
Poultry Turkey soablGra Suffi2c: t(.r-
key hens, i24lzi=c; old roostefs sia9.
young roozsers sa.4Fl6Sl, snaa3 broi.egs
81 'H9l4 large bralefs S50ffS gryers s.
lf5-5o: hens, 81 SNFaSe. geese, 81 ZSsI- pair:
old pigeons. siai.SJ. young plseans IA
as.
Storing on London. sixty days, s4s4
Sterling on London, sight 81 81
financial.
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selling - pork ~ packers Pork and ls-t
closed = shade higher ara ribs unchanged.
wheat. No. :.
tt~erfrw. tzi2AsSe. Lowest. C~zs,Ssrs4
May ...-EsSss-4as 75sxkf-ss. "a -SSxssTsz
jug 49, - = s1ta @IAAa-t3a
Corn. No. -
May 9<GN - -. ~
9asy ..-SSss $3.50 IS. SIS 9Ss &AS
SerE 80 = "a 49, as
Oats. No. =.
Msv -. SO ~. Ks @SAss@ ~
july -. 49, 49, sf.s-s 2sss Ss7s
Mess Pork. per nawref-
MAJ %. so 80 sse - 50 g So Saz
Lard. per 100 Pounds
May s. y $50 S sea S. y
JGsg s - st1sa 5 As sssG
sharr Ribs. per leo Pounds.
May 49, & ia SM Sss s. la
lilly - x ia 80
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NEW TORN MARKETS.


NEW YORK Feb --Fsr3ees made fTac-
tsoEai Ist declines On tAs stock exchange
shares. Influenced aS the London q1eta-
tons and me reduction In the Bank q
England rate of discount. stocks opened
strong. with advances OF ahsoat 4 a po.lt
n tAa active list There was a disposition
both here and abroad toward Encrsasec
interests IN iow-pFiced skates Purchases
fer London account on balance reached
about $50 shares. but IL was Is sItuAAsI
that about t591E9 shares ~ stock shipped
from London would reach New York thiS
week Adgtees indicating that tae ranh-
cation % the treaty was Anely had SEINE
influence On speculative sentiment, and
prices continued ~ rise most of the fore
noon. Chesapeake 81 Ohio, International
Silver. Louisville l. Nashville arc Denver
81 20 Grande moved up smaEtly: there
was sympathetic advance among the
h3xk-pFicst stocas. but u was % ontE
moderate proportions Central Pacific,
Southern Pacific Atchison preferred. Ten
natl, Chicago 4 ST. Louis aud Norfolk
& W ESTEEM preferred were strong. PeTiodf
u strength were displayed BY Manhattan
brooklyn Transit and Sugar. In the all
srDOon the buying demand slAckene<i. and
ths apparent i;lci.natl0us " commission
house customers 10 take prcffts induced
traders 70 offer stocks downward which
IN turn brought about some liquidation az
weak holdings. There were sharp reces
Sions liz a number of sIScsafttes. including
Peoples Gas. Sugar. Tshaeco. Twin City
dated Gas. The sea saess IN tie latter
stock was in d measure attributable 10
measures introduced ia the New York
legislature for the reduction in the price
Of gas. THE Changers and a number or
other stocks lest point. The selling foI
a tune OF moderate dealings. bUf be
fore the movement was over the volume
increased considerably and prices got welI
below yesterdays Closing. IN the late
dealings there were slight rallies. led BY
Sugar. and Ene market closed firm. The
announcement that the proposed issuance
Of Manhattan stock far electrical equip
ment had been gGaerwritfen benefited
Manhattan IN the early dealings. but il
failed to hold the advance.
TIE bond market showed more stability
than stocks. the undert0ne beng one OF
uudouhted strength. In the fin.1 opera.
tfens, however. protittakinc IN the active
issues impaired an Irregular close. Total
sales. 81 so0.Dp9.
Government bonds were unchanged in
the bid prices.
Money and Exchange.
Money On cali. 2i545 per. cent last
loans. per cent. prime mercantile paper.
2l2siSla per cent. sterling exchange strong.
with actual business ia bankers bills at
81 s53ztf4s92a for demand and at s. S3LsQ
a.s35a for sixty days. posted rates, 81 S463
sass; commercial hills. 81 s24ji s2is Silver
certificates. 81 u dilazc Bar silver. 59isc
Mexican dollars, Size Cos eminent bonds
steady, State bonSs steady Railroad
bonds irTe2 Qlag,
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THE We tTIaE.R-

WASHINGTON. Feb. @.--Avaitanle ca
balance. sgs4 Sos gf2. reserve. &z17 IL. ~.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-16
DEER LODGE MEN.
Many of Them Report Conditions Better
Than Had Been Anticipated.

Deer Lodge, April 12.--The Standards
correspondent. in talking with some of
the most prominent stock and sheep
men find them all of about the same
opinion as to the condition of the herds
and tlocks in this vicinity and the
hardshipS of the past winter through
which they have so successfully passed.
The general verdict is that the past
winter has been the SeVerest in years,
but that stock of all kinds has done eX-
ceedingly WE'LL owing to good shelter
and a plentiful food supply. They all
say their losses have been exceptionally
small, all things considered, and they
consider the worst is now over. Fol
lowing are brief statements of few of
our largest stock and sheep owners.
Peter Valiton-"StOck cattle in Deer
Lodge valley are looking well after the
long winter Fortunately, an abund-
ance of forage was at hand. Holders
are happy at the thought that future
prices will be remunerative. l have
suffered no loss except through acct
dent My stock is looking WELL but l
have been feeding for over four months
The unusually severe winter has put
spring seeding back, but from the ia
vorable conditions of the land an
abundant crop of hay and grain is an
ticipated. On the whole farmers are
happy. Who wouldn't be under the
same conditions?'
Sam Beaumont-"My stock has done
we'll, and although the winter has been
severe in the extreme. have not lost a
head. l consider the worst as about
over. Have had to feed all beef cattle
considerably
Jacob Hitz, of Hitz & Bielenberg-
I'VE commenced feeding pretty early,
and still continue to feed. We have
used up several hundred tons of hay.
much more than usual. and 1t is owing
to the large supply on hand in this val
ley that the small loss in cattle and
sheep is due 1t has been a hard win
ter. but we have had no loss and stock
is in fine condition.
N. p. Evans-"I have not lost any
stock thus far and as the snow is GO
ing off rapidly I expect to pull through
without losing any. The past winter
has been the hardest in this section for
many years, but farmers and stockmen
generally had plenty of hay on hand,
and the losses in the valley have been
very small
Conrad Kohrs who is in Chicago,
John N. Bielenberg, H. B. Davis, c. H.
Williams, John Gerdts, F. H. Albee. N.
j. Bielenberg and other prominent
stockmen could not be seen, but it is
understood that their losses are so
small as to be scarcely worth men
tiOning.