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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-16
PURCHASING PRICES.

The following picrs are oeinE cssFei % she pro
duccl ~ ths lnaa dealers tx delivers In tound lots
the dock and ia tie car e. Seattle,
Gfein~OH Satf9o barley. SIS y. wheat chicken
feed. SIS sal6. bran 81. shorts slsA
Hay~Iuset sQuur s. les l.asfssn Washington
timothy. Sl6TE; Alfalfa s. 81 rar ton.
ksgs-siricts fresh randi. lBtlaA
Butter fftsh ranch. ,ss2lc creamery, z2c
Pcultry--liy ehickenA l9cs live TURKEYS, be'
turkeys. tSc; geese e.; Gncks. s. seSA
Live stock -Chccr hces esttie COWS tdiiel steers.
tsasc; ehoice shecp. tA3se; god hogs Hse. t4e.
hogs, drsssrd. tte calves dressed large. Sc small
b. calves, live. large g.. snsn. &C.
Hices, pclts and wnuf- Heavy sgaud sAited resrs.
over O lbS, aes msdium. sound, per n. 4 hzht,
sound under s his Sc COWS scund, al weights.
3tci stpgs, bulls aud oxen, eci saitcd Mrs. Ftc;
calves PER H. sie green hides 9 les thsa sal,ea;
drY hides. rrr To- issr. dry cuils one third lees
summer deer. per H. 5dz1c winter deer. DRY iSs
nc: napery deer SGiss, dry elk ssleo; green elk.
aaSc; shecp pelss. @essL&; sArsrIines. Mrnc
Eastern Washington waoi. s3isc; Wrsfern Wash
inEiou wool, Hci dirty Or timber burned. Agiiei
tall7w. lad3lc
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK Feb Is .~ Elons Keeeiiss. p 90 bar
fvis. export ~ lsl, harrpis Market sctise
Wheat Receipts p.eea bushels; exports; lossiA
bushels Spot aIra; Ne, led. iiir. npti'ns
at.nel stsaay GA eahies. bt tAsed on, gathering
strength iafer 81 ssIapaths with nasM- TIE mar,
kst rsiled very ffm iu she hAlapce ~ the DAY
Covering hy shorts sud a tsir extension q long
accounts were the leading features Evrorts Aiss
made more inquiry fof cash wheat. Clc@ed firm Al
AZ no advance. a.aFgh closed fgsc May 7sfsgssc
closed. Tsae ialy. s54aTMc, closed, fstc.
Wiai4.Stfasit
Hosls~ steady
Coqfer- Options closed steady. with pfter> Y 20
q points lower SALES As@ hARs Including
MARIA iaaT Is MAY mss n; laiy, FAe Rirot
Rio qeiet Nc. inYuic% slci Ne tohlsne. ete3
nld, quiet: carosa. tasi53c
Sugar Raw. steady FsAaea. nrm
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW
TO s 30 s-a.est 90
rue SEATTLE MARKETS.

tbs ooaupeed cold weather Ct t0dAy has kept
the Hisrset Ia a iiss active state thAn usual aud
business was den neyond THIS there is htfle %
ussutius. thew hstns GaanEgs ia prizes NOV much
ia the roudition ci stocks sl baud.
Receipts have hecl sti8l and the NECESSARY de-
naAd has made lutoais IN the past dag or Two
supplies. Hut as this is ony a temporary ran-
clifton the cold wVather anisss los cantiumed. viii
have no marked bearing
Fruits and Vegetables ere firm IN riicr and espe.
ciany the latter arr snfletcnt n supply q meet
clryert dcmaufls Fruit stocks little hW.
but therr "a change in psices.
some fsh shipments hsre ccIae ia. an1 there fs
change in that huc q trade. The same may l..
sid & other hranchcs the cnis notaMs tea,nnc
II the trlife market teing that the cold sasp has
made more than usual Gnlincss
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ls--Wbeai steady. SPOT
rarke. ,fem, no change So tic htfaey nAFkst eats
stea,ls SPOT quotations.
Wheat shpplAg Nc. J. 81 oheice 81 ell Milling.
81 nl~eftd c3
RaTiey-Fooa Tt@7Tsc; ssywing. ;gaSssc
oats-Gray oreguu. SiGeSL lssi miIins. 81 ia
lrs: nd. slizaGl4
Receipts.
FlouF. quarter sacks. 1881. wheat ctntals, ~
harley, centais SfN. oats ctafafs. 3. ySo; iesns.
sacks. slgs corr ecntaS. ~. posktacs. sacks. GQs
Iran, sachs -. mhilings. sacks, %. has, tous,
is; woel. hals, -. hia,s. nuut~sf. "a
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
ton
Hay-wheat S saia ~ Wheat aud oa1 = Sts
hssf bssley, Ssss, alfalfa. sssf e stock AsStS;
compressed wheat. So 70 straw Der hAir. ~ 500
Ppfsiees-Eerly SsfaeS river hureaHks. k@
15c river rsds. 7asSe SWEET. NssRi%s ofcrcn
Bufhauks. 1S@Sh
Appies- Chcioa 81 cosuinon S.
Natter taury creamery. 1heese % seconds. elttf
-. faney dairy, Nseee, 30 -rrontls lseiae
Chrssn Ns~. a.; oil. sea-. gtsus America.
lassilfs Eastern. leAeIc
Wool and Hops.
weoi SisinT. Nrsetlc. IAisc; Eastern orrgon,
f2sfiaf valley Oregon. Maslr fsA Netfcrl
rn0ansaiu lambs, ioaiats mountain lambs, saiec:
san Joaauin rsin@. y To- hurnbesis aud Mendo-
cino, i5ssiTc
Hora-Crop q fssa. lisirc Tor choice
Ctosina Quotations.
whsa, Steady; May, NeAi cash. Neil
Bsriey- No stias
con- Isrre yellow, aeassi@
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1--WE srooN nsnnrr..


CHICAGO Ees w sstgr 4esasfr ssHsas ~ ~
ttgffE- ftfilaHs fsssas uflsgs sfesif - sfgfsie
tuifAFss sftsA sod rsa4ss1x settse. tsihf hishs@
ffF'.its. unsA&hse4 kanA ia shasse 8 sfs4 gsaf -
fnssiiHsa AasANt miEs1 tt.@ssys " Ns.@ vtref
- fstslsw ft1tN sssss 20 rhas.F faat 81 1884 y
hgtaFa = &setlR fsbrsas. e t4a - t.lls. y So
q esisea. Nssr q fra gryaa lfssas. fas
hgss Aecsasa saltta hisase ssss fsesaa sasaae.
maA fsb fleaRaeeR sHe. q Hs Efssd aea hatsk.
efs &fa~H aaeN ~ ffsa4rt hsaFF. "a Nsff sl nsigs
h@o aF-sts Hrsa ns4etns hs,a x ssi-s.
Nf9sstr
hscslfss EAWls 1856 4 sAs 4asap "a NJ
ususha.
OMAHA "a n "a ffls Esfstat ~ hexa
fazgart tfesag active assf Fiafss btss 81 Ns1tesa,
sfeas 8 YEA e ftas Haefs g 1ea4 agas az
hslfsgs a Et8Nms ssasavS 81 Ma afssEass mas
feeder q ssss osiqes. skgy taaia Res sfsss y
4t q
Hass Eeqr4rsf go k@aa n.sysfs asssslr -
~sst efafr 81 tss ess etsast " 1856 Isl iistt
tIMkI tas II sseK - YsF4SAsS
sap hsssitas. $40 aesd rusFtss s~sal tsieas
3 4a@s "a
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FOREIGN aAHkEIs.



iN&fs4A SEES d Wheat Cages - aasr
nRaiHS a&r4 fHfEms sn f&asaSx es8Ft as
FsaH va ! eivaasta fsiH *s q wat4
Ws.e - ST. NEFtfsa easssfsf sasflsfs F-f8
LIVERPOOL Fls E.-yhsas Ftfsn what
~ farsf nisf FeFstA st0asfa sasff4 rasst
ts9 tat4fgt ysc&ass FasaaaN 81 Mara.
Naesi sos, sra; fsinnss qs.s' Msns. e ssia
Ma q ~ @aig. s. 5az5
WE sa1 Eastern Tranaplaaiea Dysfera
~ tHlk The Morgan Oyster Co fE3s
Second aseuaa
Thv Mira westeotfa Jac dinnkrs AZ Ho.
Tel s1eFens from 70 D. m today.
THOSE IKE turkeys At tee Fulton Isr-
kst tomorrow are strictly fancy
STEAMER North Pacific wlil leaVe FER
Vancouver fouIghs ~ 2 ofIcck
MAs9 Z ERApE bail next Saturday
night Eanke hall
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Cash Quotations.

Fi0ar4~Fira
whss, No gFins es&esc 30. nj re
snfn- M z1fc
0asa NJ nse; 10 vhlte Ass@e
RIVE No ~
Rsfics Ne B MatS
ssearNe ! ass 81 -. pstass iisas~l,g. fats
iHff Mess. ~ bs4 = es4te
i,asa f'sF iaq gin y fsA5N
iuhsm SHORT SIDES. ldenes - ses IS
shasiiasfv Dty salte1. iss~r Essassr
Eiiasa Aiett elszf. hofsa. n ihlss Is
Whisty iis.iilsys snisssf xsvisls lsr st3sa s. ~
sugar Cut iasf. GN Etsnmis,td Nm
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.rcAL NoTICEs-Continued.

- .rd Eva ]. Catlin, and each of
Ilp 80 The sum OF twenty-seven hundred
49, (x2 5000, together with interest
1919 al 10 per cent. per annum from
IN d. 1885, to be eoinpun.ea mnontnly ana
~ nrincipal and bear like interest I'M
" X and thirty six and thirty-six
mndredths dollars $3.50 paid fer
49, npon said premises. with interest ar
~ Font per annum from May 3lst.
pars two hundred dollars $4,000 as
!:.svney's fees, and piaintins costs and
ssmrusn,ents herein.
M ~ obtain a decree foreclosing that
A ssn mortgage made by. the defendants,
e5.s-.. rafljn and Eva J. Catlin, to the
llsnst6 being dated September "A. 1895,
~ cscorded in the county AUDITORS office
srgnr county. Washington, on the 18th
y. Al September. 1895, in Volume lS of
S~feaRes, on page ~. and duly indexed.
~ - obtain the usual order fer The sale
"a premises by the sheriff of King
1870. Washington, agreeable to law and
~ sssseiice of this court, for the payment
z q ~su Judgment out Of the proceeds OF
~ JAMES KIEFER.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
= n address, Rooms 5fi-5i2 Bailey build
y Gattle. King county, Washington.
IA OF first publication, February is,
o1FfcE Of c. q. NJ. Vancouver Barracks.
tvesh February II, 1900-Sealed pro-
soSals. In triplicate, will be received here
rsfii ii o'clock, a. M, March u, 1850,
"a then opened, for furnishing fuel al
~ several military posts In this depart
sSnf. for fiscal year commencing July
! iS0o Information furnished here or
- ouarferDlasters at posts. u. s. re-
ssrves right TO reject or accept any or
m proposals or any part thereof. En-
vslopes containing proposals should be
saeked. proposals for Fuel at -"
snd addressed to undersigned. j. w.
Jacobs. c. Q. NJ.
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Receipt. ans shipments.


nr ths pFsisss rssaalszs i,sss fiss lsiiist ssys
sft ~ figeaFf eyeAmsfI NJ ~ dsisg, ifeez
tAessss.Fifrss BaAl1 Eg4s Esss. ISL
r. 81
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. Feb. -wheat-clas. ssac; slnasts
81.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND Or Feb l5-rhere Is move
strength in Tho wheat usFRct than there has boon
since tAe Turn o. the yeEx su1 s4ss5e Was frc~iy
quoted for No / MalA Nala today with valley
ncuinAlly S,4S3tc blaesteus, s6aS-c.
. Clearcd-Ger 81 Ctile. fer Queenstown vita IS
Sc bushels x wheat
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s1sA = rptehits
BANKS.
DEXTER HORTON q CO. BANKERS
Funded. 1870. Seattle. Incorporated 1887.
Oldest bank In Washington.
Capital fully paid ........,.......,...s Woo 90
sufplus ....,'...,,.., ',-....,s.'.,,,., uoooo
M Iadd. ............,.... President
". Denny, ,......,...Vicc President
n Y. Iatimer ,.,.,,,-.,...'...,, Manager
ae,ersoh' t'''''','' 'Cshisr
correspondence in all principal cities OF
United States. Europe, China, Japan, Ha-
md Northwest Territory. Drafts issued
direct on juneau. skagway. Atlin. Ben
nett and Dawson City
Collections made ON all points ON rea-
AGENTS OF BANK OF BRITISH
NORTH AMERICA
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
Transscts a general banking business.
q simpson .....,....,.s,.N Vice President
r. Spencer. ,,...,,.........,t.'...c Cashier
Safe Deposit Vault. Boxes for Rent.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
sEATTLN.
FAID-Up CAPITAL, ................. $3.50 900
James ID. Hoge. r.. president: Maurice
AcAicksn. vice president; Lester Turner.
asAier. H. Z. Parkhurst assistant cash
kr Difeetprs@~James II, Hoge, r.. Mau-
Ike McMickon tstruve. Allen. Hughes IL
aeAiicken. st,orneys-at-iaw), Sol O. simp-
son ,simpson Logging Co. Sheltonl, Fer
4inanA MI ~ La A Arhpfitr iIaf.i
im,lerl, Lester Turner. Correspondents
"A all the principal cities OF the United
sisles and Europe. Drafts and letters OF
efedit issued ON all the principal points OF
AAska, Honolulu. China and Japan, Ac-
counts Of banks, corporations and lndi-
Nagas solicited.
Ne have a branch bank at Nome.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL
BANK. SEATTLE
Capital paid up...........,...sSC $4,000
Z. Nsnfelder Vice President
~ v Ahkeny .s..,........,t,........ca Cashier
coswsrenaenIs in an the principal cities
'he United states ana Europe.
Gold dust bought. Drafts issued on
Aa.aA and Nerthwost Territory.
PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
e.n' oSlS'dsn'a' Block. Seattle WASH 49,,
lanes r. iiaydea Manager
j +. Gscsnlsaf' Asst Cashier.
tspeslis resolved from 81 10 $1,000, PEI
nj Interest allowed en- SAVINGS deposits.
aLAchsairHs.
sskRoN mos. ISIS Western avenue.
nic,CIE nErAIHs.
ssSicLfs rcuted and repaired. spin
-sas lss Second
BooRnINptNo,
=. ANTHONY beokhinact. paper ruler
- skynt tiRnk hook manufactures.
svstan block opposite old pCaiofflee,
.s.Ssaas y Soy ~ u seattle, Wash
IRofoLlrAN PRINTING s BIND
--- - SN-Nns1Ranl, va eealeT way.
BRASS FOUNDERS.
eAIHsE Brass aud Bel Foundry Conn
Eals Grass hastings. finishing and fob
--@e9. ala metals bought
cans AM ,RRtAGEs.
'nS SEATTLE TRANSFER co, Te|e-
kutbcr-ttsed carriages. best
-sslsSeds easy f4ug nolseless
CASH REGISTERS.
----@-------~->--~-
w.SsNAL Cash Register Company, ~
. INNS on eoHting.
Ss.LWooD CASH REGISTER CO.
.sHPENrERs AND BUILDERS.
oyfNs-S->.---~
Nara Carpenters iobeers, III
at'TLgR's -,---..,-- - p.---..-
Herk White "a
S ~ shop. old postoffioe alley.
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THOSE IKE turkeys Al TIE Fulton Mar
kst tomorrow are strictly fancy
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STEAMER North Pacific viii ieaVe ,sr
NaHeauF~r tonight ~ 2 oflock
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PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices are being offered TO the pro-
Queer by the local dealers for delivery In round lots
on the dock and in the at Seattle:
Grain--Oats, sl9a2o barley SIS so; wheat, chicken
feed, SIS. 50Sdl6; bran, sl2: shorts $780,
Hay-Pugct soUnn. ss@lO Eastern Washington
timothy fisdf7: alfalfa, $3.50 per ton.
Eggs-strietiy fresh ranch. 19@2Dc.
Butter Fresh ranch. lse2oc: creamery, SIC.
Poultry-Lve chickens l2c; live turkeys nc:
turkeys l3c; geese. &c; ducks, s. 50d4.
Live stock-Choce beef cattle. COWS. 4@iic steers.
4J@5c; choice sheep. 4i@5c: good hogs. live. &c;
hogs dressed. &c. calves dressed large, &c; small
&C.; calves. live, large. &c; small. &c.
Hides. pelts and wooi-Hesvy sound sailed steers.
over 60 lbs Sc: medium, sound. Id. Sc: light,
sound. under Sc lbs, &C.; cows sound. all weights.
he: stays bulls and oxen. &c; salted hps. 7ic.
calves per h. s1c green hides, lc less than salted
dry hides per h. l21c; dry culls, one-third less
summer deer per 1h. 25d27c winter deer. dry lst4
2Oc papery deer. sa1sc; dry elk, selec; elk.
ad5c: sheep pelts zscasl.20; shearlinas. lSa75c;
Eastern Washington wool. sd1oc: Western Wash
ineton wool, Ice: dirty or timber burned. l3sisc;
tallow, 2tesic.
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The hoard Of Trade.

CHICAGO. Jan. B.-The scanty array Of nsws
today served its daily purpose Of emphasizing the
fact that the supply Of wheat is away over the
ppssent demand The .ssssien WIS DILL with put
and call transactions eliminated, as per the board
Of trade edict Of yesterday, with steady stream
Of wheat going out. weakened prices. save toward
the close. At the opening, with Liverpool lower.
crop reports favorable and the Argentine with an
altered eapoabls surplus Of ~ 900 900 bushels May.
at 65t@65ic, showed loss night Of i01c.
little buying early advanced the mar3et TO 65oa
65ac From that the price gradually sank, with oc-
casional fits Of steadiress. to 641c for May Near
the end Of the session private canasgssrn brought
confirmation Of report Of damage to the French
crop by frost Shorts covered, and thew was some
good buying on the report. which influenced an
advance of May to 65ic. at which it closed rather
easy in tone
The com nerket had its usual supply Of support
ing news ct. ,ccumand-wet. weather. sman ofler-
inga and steady cahlss-but the inAusnce 81 = wax
wheat market was Just strong enough TO hold he
price down. May closed steady. 10 under yester-
day.
The cat market was sluggish. May closing q de.
pressed.
The significant festufs Of chs provision market
the duness Of trade. The volume Of business
was much smaller than 1t has been rsosutly and
holders were disturbed BY the fact MAY pork clos
ed Iedle under yesterday. May lard % lower and
Mayvribe 2i@5c Down
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

business maintained the quietness that has pre-
vailed during the week. and there was nothing 10
-rrrrfr-w-vhangc IN prices-
Wheat Is not strong at the quoted figures. ana
farmers stil holding their crops. The ship La
NORMA sailed with cargo OF $40 long tons Tor the
uuited Kingdom.
Hay and oats and barley stiu holding their
own, and win probably continue so. For hay there
are outside inquiries, One house has this week
received three inquiries from South Africa The
Philippines will continue to require It. aud Homo
1ulli. as wel Alaska and the Kiondke will make
demands. All Of these will want the compressed
bales But for this the open winter. which permits
grazing would have made the demand weak and
prices low. Min feed is suffering because OF the
mild weather
Butter, cheese and eggs show no change from yes.
terday though the latter are still weak and un-
steady There large shipment to Dawson.
which was the only unusual feature.
Vegetable aud fruits are unchanged. Supplies
of the former which came up from San Francisco
are selling we'll at the prevailing prices.
Poultry also remains the same in price. and there
were fresh supplies received.
The steamers Topeka and White Wings brought
from Alaska twenty-five tons Of halibut, but ths
market prices are mot Affected
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NEW YORK MARKnra
General quotatisns.

NEW YORK, Jan, IA --P1ohf neceipts D1W tae-
rels exports. ETH barrels; market dull vand lower
on practically all grades, following the break in
wheat: Minnesota patents, x.70a3.9o
Wheat Receipts, 60.22o bushels; exports. $3.50
bushels: spot steady; No. red. 1850 T. o. b. aneat-
Options opened weak and lower. Influenced by dis
appointing cables severe break in the Northwest
markets caused further unloading and decline.
In the last hour prices fnIlied little covering,
closing finn at ad4c net decline. but 4c up from bot
TOM March closed at 72c; May closed at 7l1c; July
closed at 7lac.
Wool-Quief
Hops-Stcady.
Coffee-Options closed steady with prices l5z25
points higher; sales 46 750 bags. including February.
7@705c; March. 7loa7 lie; May 2Ds7- &c: spot lilo,
steady to Ann No. invoice. l-l6c; No. jobbiug.
1l6c; Cordova s3t6l23c.
sugar-Rsw. strong and held hishws centsifusai.
S test, li-3zc bid; refined, firm.
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SAN FRAscrsce MARKETS.

Breadstuhs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan H-wheat quiet: spot
market dull No sales Of barley; spot barley quiet
Oats quiet. Spot quotations were.
Wheat shipping, No. ]. ssc; choice, @tc; milling.
Bsrley-Feed. e7l@Trlc; brewin, sasas7sc-
0ats-Gssy. Oregon s.mAal2a; milling. sLhe
Floit. quarter sacks, q, loe; Oregon, 90; wsshins
ley centals. L7s5 oats. centals. 100: Oregon. ID
beans sacks, coo: corn. centais. CO., potatoes ses.
$500; bran, sacks. 9577; middnEs, sacks. e4o ~.
tons. ss3; wool. bales. Is; hides. number As
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Milistuhs- Middnss. slealas bran. 31s@N % eon.
r Hay--Wheat, Soyb0A9.50; wheat and pAS 0ll49s
best barley. sal; alfalfa. ts9r.D steck. 4lne6t
Compressed wheat sslo; ssssv: pr ea,S 49,
@s5c; river reds, e5s75c; Salinas BuFbaaA, Sl9i8s
sweet. sL509leoJ Oregon Burbank, e5c93I2a
Apples-Choice. 81: common, Go
Butter-Fancy creamery, &c: seconcss E4zcf0n-
cy dairy. 2ld22c: seconds. lS9Nc. ~
lea, llsl2c; Eastern, ls4@l7cj western. ls9f{a
epssfs storage isrisc * n 7fsssszsTEa
Wool andsHeDss.
wool-Sprins- Nevada. iaal5c: Eastern .oyegua IL
@l6c; valley, Oregon. aG22c Faft-NorfAan NJ M
tain lambs, logic; mountain lambs. G5l0c, oan
JOAQUIN plains, ssiocr Humbslds and Asndss1aA
B0ti7c q
Hops-crop Of lsss. n@lsc for choice.
Closing Qaotatibps.
whsat-ouiet; May. ssac; cash, ~
Corn-Large yellow. slellc- ~.-.. 49,.
70 % p 2
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In Latin America.

But" said the tourist In South Amer
lea. "yesterday you were denouneing the
administration: today you praise II In
very emphatic terms.'
n 'srrue,a replied the patriot. hut things
have changed. We are the administration
today"--New York world.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.



CHICAGO. ian. 1s-cattls-ueHssny ssssdy At
yesterdays decline: Texas receipts. loo head; gopd
feeders full supply and Mirly active denandj GpSd
20 choice. S. 10d6 20; poor To medium 3414e0 unix-
ed stockers. s.. zsee1; selected feedsu. a 14L7s;
good to choice cows. a40a4b0: heifun. N31(9l % !;
Gamers, 81 2Ga2 9o bulls, yzood4W; calves. ~ ~
z; fed Texas beeyes. 81 1905.
Hogs-Strong; average &C mghsrs top. AUs gncd
ciearsnccs; 'mi1si and hutchefs. NnokS7}, scod 10
choice heavy AssSA az; rough hsss4 -MiasAs CO..
Sheep Steady to shade easier; native wethsn. ~
@Aa: lambs. A50g6.2o: Western wethcry. SANG
Ats; Western lambs, HIdS.l5
Receipts-catsie $500; hogs, 2i.oco; sheep. i2,ln.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Jan. ia-Catts Receipts. a,ooei marlet
steady TO strong; native beef steers, 81 2s6x.e5;
Western steers $4@fso; Texas steers. s370aA % !:
cows and hefers, 81 2a4 20; Gamers. Sa33; stoekers
and feeders. s. Hsis calves. ss.50G6: bulls and
stays, $275a3.i0
Hogs Receipts. eco: market Sc higher, heavy.
s452tafso: mixed. sts2sas55; light. A424di5k
Sheep-Receipts $500; market steady; fair 70
choice natives, &5aa4s0: fair 10 choice Westerns.
siS0si-Io; common and stock sheep. SS0ak3o
lambs. Si5@5.@ 4i A-3s
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A musical treat at Seattle theAter to-
night. Chimes OF Normandy" Get your
seats early
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= so1I NoTICEs-ceatsaaed.


s>.Srsssne length. .i4bii feet; beam nodded
~ draft, Zee, a.cn nrs i invcr,ed II.
+ = @rfinr engine. and one cylndrical
4 EI.srS ress,rn tubular boiler built In 1852,
+ - = supplied with sails. awnings. an
: ssSs. chains. boats steam wino,sss,
80 The vessel can be seen az fort
& ets..sna. Wash. upon application TO
= 4SSS1a. sssntaiu Toxler or her command
N ~ cfaccf. and VIII be open Tor fnspec-
sntii the date above named. Pro-
o@ = Should be Endorsed on the anvel-
81 ~ sp,,rcha - OF Revenue Steamer. Cof
Y ~ !, ana addressed to Captain ID. Y. To-
R G. s., Port Townsend. Wash.
Z <<,s..ns,iI o. l.. Spaulding, Assistant Sec
=; rs5r DISTRICT COURT OF THE
S,rited states. for the DISTRICT OF Wash
ington Northern Division, n mto .ne MAJ =
Sshney and Elizabeth A. Dabney. hus-
Il ~ ana wife, to be declared bankrupts.
= Bankruptcy. No, 1872
..5H p Esali S x. Dabney. the above
ssssned bankrupts. and to all others In
'n vou are hereby notified that said bank
~ have petitioncd for full discharge
!syss their debts, and that hearing Will
Rad thereon before the district court
II fhe United States for the district OF
xv6tssjhington, Northern division. at Seat
~ dsy Of February, 1900. at which time
VA place you may appear and show
' ~ II any you have. why said petition
amid not be granted.
fISfSd at Seattle, Washington, this 9Th
NJ 81 January, 1900. -
8. Clerk U. s. District Court.
@gE Board OF Regents Of the Uni
rHrsity of Washington will receive
ssaied proposals for leasing for a term
v "A Years the old university site. situ-
sted between Seneca and Union street,
n the city OF Seattle. Washington.
pronosals must state fully the terms
end conditions of the proposed lease,
3 IA must be Endorsed Proposal to
fSese Old University Site" and be de-
S iivered to the undersigned on or before
MON or Saturday, February 8, 1900. All
nrsrosais must be accompanied by a
certified check on some bank In Seattle
sor 500, same to be forfeited to the
state II the bidder fails to enter into
4 isase II awarded to him. The Beard
"a Regents reserve the right TO reject
INV and all proposals.
Z 10y 80 CLARKE DAVIS.
fyark to Board of Regents, University of
\ Washington, Seattle. Wash.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

T. wheas--Export No. club Soc: No. hsusstem.
slsc milling No. club. Sci bluestem. Ssic.
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Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the butter ms5kst
was steady; creamery, la92lic; dairy ls9z2e EerB-
Steady; fresh, l6a17c. Cheese-F Firm; I291a1c.
az Z o.