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SEATTLE FIREMEN ARE
CHARGED WITH LOOTING

Seattle May 23.-The sensation
caused by the publication in the Times
last evening that The members of the
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Ready money is ready medicine -
and if you have little of it you can
decide upon what kind of doses to pre-
scribe or take when ycu have read
the ads. Daily World advertising pays.
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UNION DYE WORKS

Ladies' and gents clothing cleaned
and dyed, by the French steam, pro-
cess. then pressed and repaired.
Satisfactory work guaranteed.
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or course you earn an enormous
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FOR SALE MiScELLANEoUS
FOR RESULrS-aover In the
classified columns of tie Daily Worl|.

"A fence lasts three years-a cog
lasts three fence s-a horse three dogs
and man three horses" p. G.: A
bargain may last three hardly
more than that of it is we'll advertised
so it is best to Tread the ads. qui,I .
ly." Daily World advertising pays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York February &. 1906
CoFFEE-There active business IN the coffee
OF s"ltehes late bIsI-
ness reported amounted about $50 bags and of
tns about seooo bags exchanges from March and
May 70 later positions oDened sreaIv at a
decline Of 5dl0 points European selling and scat
tered realizing induced by rather larger
ana shghty disappointing European cables.
not great deal of fresh demand but offerings
enough absorbed TO hold the market steady
initial figures during the In the late
trading there was a slight improvement on buying
Ma street account. The close STEADY net IN
changed =" points lower So far since February II
IS estimated that about 10000
have been exchanged for later POSITIONS
seems 10 have entered the usual period
the GATE OF maturity for active month approaches.
around until well along toward the end the
month that there is su plenty time trans
terrence Of The of the long
est is varfously estimated So far the switching
1erences between options Receipts the Brazilian
for the day $50 bags against
and Sac Pauo receipts Il, $50 against
500 last The market for spot coffee steady,
total warehouse deliveries States for
week 12eS25 bags against 101 964 of the
77. 024 delivered New-York The
weekly cearan-es and shipments Rio and Santos
the United States. L 600 Europe LOCO
etc Rio shipments Al 600 OF which &C.
the United States and H. 900 for Europe. Santos clear
ances 81 900 bags, including ,0oo to the United
bags which p 900 for the United States and
$50 Victoria cIearanees nil The
weekly Bahia movement as follows: Receipts. 5000
bags; stock, $1,000: clearances to the United states,
260; Germany 400 and TO the rest OF Europe 5000
Receipts Rio IL 700 against GOO last
Santos receipts amounted 5000 bags against
e 900 last year
rho range OF prices local market
DDS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
VIE HAS JAMES STREET ARRESTED.
lnsr President Of Steamship Line Accused
Of Non-Support.

izes Street. ex-president Of the Street Steam
T. Company, was arrested yesterday in Jersey
" for the non-support ~ his wife The arrest
n made on a warrant issued by Mayor Plat of
Fleetwood, on complaint Of Mrs. Street, who has
--ie her home IN Englewood with her six children
"a her mother since her husband openly deserted
II
Street had furnished room IN Mercer-st., Jer-
Pr City but was arrested in the home Of Miss
ldna Miller hts former stenographer, at No. go
alTroW-st- He was arraigned Immediately before
Judge Higgins, in the ID Criminal Court, Jersey
CITY, and remanded. He was afterward taken 10
he Office a. Mayor Plat, at Englewood.
: wear ago Street was president OF the Street
steamship Company, receiving an annual salary of
se- lie had been married about twenty years.
A4or thar time he met Miss Miller. who was an
-AsieH0od cOnlmuier. In a few months she and
.G n1lner moved from their cottage IN Englewood
= epelslTc apartments at the Gresham, at l40th-
= anaLenoE-aEe- Street lived with them there,
sllg nome 10 MS family about once week He
Sly neglected his family and his business TO
~ a. extent that ne was depOSed president Of
3 ne steamship company
a-ef h.s resignation the Millers left their apart
us ana went 10 Jersey City 10 live Street only
+. NE While ago tried 10 get a place as a motor
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>. 10 Y. s.; s Do. ss n. IS 80: s do. % 10.

g 50; DO 10 n ss DO. ss 10 IS 5o do. % n.
p Harrington: 50 Western calves 3i4 10 50 s7is.
Newton & Co.: II State yeas 13f m So 10 Penn
syvania do. III 10. 50; do. N. 81
McIferson & Co.: o vcas 40 70.
So; % Indiana calves III 10. 81: 5. do no n. 81
SHEEP AND IsAMBS-Receipts FOR days
Ola cars or 1922 head. including 25s for the
were 30 cars sale. OF which City.
Sheep we've quiet and than steady: lambs
IN rather overaoundarf SUPPLY decline OF
lou1oc ON top grades and 25Q35c others. about
ears we're held over Medium to prime lambs sold at
. I2aS4 % per 100 10; choice 81 sGs1$7 but
~ % was the general Dressed steady
at sglOe per ID; dressed lambs weak 11f2c.
Sales-S Sanders: 435 stats lambs. 50 N average
81 % per 100 b los do. "a n. 81 55 100 u No. al
81 to 116 do % n. az 81 So: 81 do. 6s NJ at 81 20 10
VI 10, at So "a do "a N. at 50 50
hserns Commission Company 20s Ohio lambs. 81 70.
az 81 20: 1874 State do 81 10. at 81 70. 1S Indiana
II fo at So So 233 Buffalo do 70 n at y 35 sS do, n
81 IS go do as 10. at 81 25 DO ~ 81 To- rs
Indiana sheep 90 no. SIS 50 10 Buffalo yezrinss 50
at SO 20; bucks. LBS 10 at 81: Gate Saturday, $40
A Msern 81 lambs 81 r. at 81 20; ass do 10 10 at 81 60
Tobn & shanno 1893 Ohio ,iarnss So ~ 81 90: zoe
DO "a ro at 81 o. State do 80 n. at 81 5o state
bucks. 158 10, at 81.
d HARRINGTON: lss stas. lambs g. 81 90; IA d.
81 N. at 81 So: 2 state sheep. 90 70. at 81
McPherson 81 Co.: 100 IS ID, at S715.
sheep, so 10 at - 90.
s. Judd & Co.: 2 bucks, las 10, -
HOGS--Receipts for two days 10 cars or i2o7a
head including 40 for the market Feeling steady
and goo state and pennsylvania hogs fairly quota
Bile at SO 2N$6 35 100 10 Country dressed hogs
STEADY at tgS14o ID for heavy o light weights.
sales Gate Saturday)-Nevton 103 Pennsylvania
nogs. iol ID average. at So so per 100 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06

accept this view OF situation. Although Liverpool
one time AG1sd higher worlds shipments
reached II as 600 BUSH bush
the previous week. and there increase 1850,
Oop nnsh IN the quantity passage. This. with the
weakness IN outside markets. especially St Louis
ibuted 10 the forenoon heaviness. supply
decreased totoo bush, compared with last
yeat Oh scopoo bush, the figures being
pecteo commission houses sold off and the
parity owing to the Russian shipments
oo0 oush ana at one time local prices practi
cAy lu cent decline under the previous close Gables
from Paris reported partial 10 points advance
IA42 marx hgher and Budapest points lower The cash
market In NeW-fork closed follows: red QOlsc
elevator and 92lsc afoat; No l Northern Duluth
20 o ahoat. CORN-The market also started
out higher IN response to covering shorts.
sos seing pressure which produced weakness
sharp decline Prices lost nearly cent during the
dsy at Chicago but were without feature Neyv-Yorl
where the close l&c lower Commission houses
pought IN moderate the opening but he
crowd was free seller all Largo interior receipts
WIN prospects for liberal movement on Tuesday
seaboard clearanoes the cold weather an
OF ol1Uo bush In the visible and only loads for
Apoft Were the chief bear factors frnness was
on me ssG5Hd advance at Liverpool wheat
NJ Inc cash market In New-York closed follows
corn ol3sqo2c elevator and 49Ac o anoat No
-WI1b pc. and No yellow. 4s%c afoat OATS
cI,, oener markets oats experienced considerable
Se 600 & the day The visible supply
a. ush Mixed oats. % to 80 H. quoted at
cI, natural white, 80 SO 10 381sGt3Tc and
Markef dn,, "e stern ISe o New-York. BARLEY
New-York. Ne' uuii' oi72o oehVereo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
OTHER MARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Feb. 6.--dATTIE-Receiprs $1,000 head:
naaFKeL steady to 1Oc lower. prime
g. syso 80; cows $SGS4 40: hefsgs. So 259$5 bulls
SIgS4 calves sass: stockers feeders. soGS4
tIO-FSecepts 5000 head; market &c lower: cholcs
70 prime heavy So s5GS5 Oh: medium good heavy.
20 sCSo so; butchers weights. 50 s09S5 922s;
choice heavy mixed. S. SoqS5 packing SIS 60Gs5 IS
SE4E1EFRecefpts. 81 600 head; market for sheep
i Ia 100 lower sheep 50 5osSSe' ysaTnnss IS 500
East Buffalo. Feb 5.-cATTLE-Receipts. 4 zoo head
market active and loo higher prime 5 5o$5 10
shppns 81 !sas5 90 butchers 81 So@s5 & hslfers 50 81
feeders So 239s4: soekers and heifs 5as sS fresh
Receipts. 1000 head: active SIS 509s9 25
HOGS-Receip&s. 1890 head: active, shade
higher; heavy Sc 10gSe 15 mixed and Workers.. Sc 100
Sc 2O pigs, So 1896 %; roughs. S5gS5 stays,
0S4. SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Reeeipss 24O0O head;
market slow; sheep steady lambs. 6QtOc lower; lambs
25gS7 Co. yearngs. So 509s6 IS; wethers. 5OlSs
ewes So 5oGS5 so; sheep, mixed. $3QS5 80
Kansas City, Feb. 5-CATTLE-Re head,
including 400 Southerns fed steers
higher other cattle steady choice export and
dressed beef steers SIS 21S6; fair good
Western fed steers. Sc 6qs5 50 leaders,
S3GS4 So Southern steers. So 25dS4 90
81 aS3 so: native 81 25QS4 TO- helferx sac
q 500 bulls 81 ooas3 IS: calves ssGsL ReceDts.
50 72 bulk Of sales So 6e9s5 s7 heavy So s1gS5 70:
Receipts 10000: market steady lambs loc lower top
lambs So 5o9sz and yearings 81 25s5 rs; Western
yearlings SIS 5oGs6 Is; sheep. 81 500
SIS 70; stockers and feeders. So 25G9S4 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06

MoLAsSEs AND sYRUPs-Advices from Nev-orleans
grades r grades offered aean and Tor wall al
taied Bac strap S ws etgek tS values were OBJ
mand Locally the market showed steadnes with
demand quite good tuoaTions foos Ne
ss Se Ss PRIME 2e29c; NeH9geans open kettle. aOq
lo9TIs prime 22g21g . fancy 2eg2sc
however held steady on good buying Of July The Whole
list showed in the late session on good buyng
ehange 20 from 6oF The close vas pn
July at s23to. 900 80. a2se. Refined Pc
prices quoe tG a ne Wi te bb a
refined ease cases NewYor 05oo Phisdep6a; rs;
sdepha bbls 955e; bulk 6.65c; water white. cases.
yellow February as 0s2c Mareh n 13ae ' Nav aaS
white 341s@$5l:c prime winter yellow; "a }hQ553ae.
town raw 42g4Sc Calcutta raw Coo. LARD OIL 81
PRovIsIoNs-opening lower in response to big hog
al DCaso o ana mod a1e decline IN yard prices with
vision market turned strong and had sharp advance
afternoon under realizing and bear pressure left
p Total S ern r tome at ap0s5 9SeS 5og prices on
cago had so coo Kansas City 1000 and Omaha 400 Chi
aoted Ness SIS 59Ss 75 famIy SIS short
Sri Sas packet so 5oa$ nda SIS S1 5G
SO BEEF HAMs-steady. quoted s2o9s21 so: DRESSED
&C. 40 h. SIC u pigs s 4s Cur - :so 5SS
Size n. SIC. shoulders nominal quoted
&c Picked hams steady; quoted at 9AQ91c TAIL
DOW-Steady. City, 61sc country, 546&c. LARD-Firm.
Quoted Chicago prime steam 81 95Q$S TO- middle Western
1lac. Refined lard firm Quoted South America. IS Go;
Continent. IS 49, Brazil kegs 50 g. Compound steady;
quoted 61sq62sc. STEARINE-Steady. Quoted: Oleo,
RicB1Business in rice fairly good locally with all
grades well held and in rather moderate supply while
the primary markets presented firm front owing
sentative offerings demand Quotations
follow: Domestic screenings, 3G3i4c second heads 32Qp
fancy heads Sage; Japan domestic. 4B@4ac Patna,
51245$c; Java, 41244@4c; RangOon, in bond 2g21zc.
SUGAR-Refned was quiet, buyers held all in
OF lower prices for refined following steady
lowering Of rates for List prices for the day. how
unchanged Prices quoted net less per
for cash: Cut loaf and crushed, 540c mould A.
g. 05c Cubas. 1850; xxx powdered, 4S5c; powdered,
powdered and fruit powdered S0c Eagle confec
graduated 4s0c Eagle n cartons. 10 bags and 10
bags. of fine graduated. 4S5c; Eagle fine standard
granuated A, 470c; confectioners' 55c
No 4.45e: Nos 3. 440c No $500; No g. 4.25c;
4c; No IL 3.95c: L. 1900: Is. IA 10 ss5c.
reports fat and lower beets,
with February and March quoted rs II 4d. while the
local market dull, fiat and shade lower. About
1000 bags Cuba centrifugal February shipment sold late
Saturday the Federal Refining Company at Lice
freight, basis SO which figured be equal
duty paid prices The previous
freight at 532c thus showing decline of
quoted as follows: Centrifugal test 13-298 Lice
rnuscovado 15-16o, sugar, test
1l-l6c There further business OF 100 600
of Cuba centrifugal February shipment 1-16c.
and freight basis SO test to Arbuckle Bros with
further offerings price.
Toledo, Feb. 5-CIOVERSEED-Cash and February
IS % March. SIS 3d. April IS 10. TIMOTHY 81 e2. AL
BIKE, 81 So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06

TSJ No "
Good to choice year ESQ 90
BEEvEs Receipts for two days 30 oars. 691
market Of Which q at Jersey City and at yards
Only % cars were actually on sale at Jersey CITY as
Ing prices We're steady to strong IS s With n
later in the day. fat d bulls hs % others s
steady; bologna stock steady fraction lower Fair TO
aays ea STEERS at o So s 50 a PaF s aSH e 9S o as
81 rs There moderate inquiry for dressed beef at
f1 last Ia prince nas Sides oT & per Beef sod &c
S s1d bf essed ys sa h f
9qsac per n. Exports to-day. none; and none to-
10 ohi 10; steers lse7 sg ever
a a9ia a. az at $ &c. IS do 1899 n ?o ia
at at 8 8 *: i Do. 1850 ~ s4 DO 1850 s. co.
30 8 sG q So o lois IS Do iG 81 90 s at
S. 10 do 925 H. ss do Sa5 10. at Sc 60; Il do $50
Newton Co. 1e Pennsy steers 147s ~ 1851
a. dS 81 lis s2sS AZ s. q S 8
st st So g. o S ma 81 90 do'O ID at " DO SA
% \ M s % nH DOL m r. a, 81 At 8 5
MS % % 8 s 6Ra 49, = 2? g 10 a.
n at 50 do 100 Pull s 10 10 cows ~ CO. loss az a So az
Sc Sc So S9 10 do $50 Ib 5o sa45:
01 B. GIBSON CO.. 20 steers ID at IS so; 20
10 keP8S Commission Company Ohio steers 1903 ~ at
% S Judd Co.. bulls 800 n. at 81 ec: 500 10.
at Tobn & shannon: cows $50 10 at Sc Is: 100 ~
Ut O. curtis & Son: i bun 1900 10 "a: do 1900
m AT So 6O do So 30; do 66O 10, So 30;
do 1f25 n at So 30: do n. at So %; do $50
N at So 10 do ~ So 75 do 500 ~ at Sc 20; %
do 94O H. So So do 9S3 h. at 81 20; do 80 10 at
So 25 13 do s2 10 50 do. 40 III. at So do 700
h. at 81 so: IL DO. $40 N. at 81 81.
at So 4o 10 cows 7e5 No. 5o do. 7ss ID. 81 2o
Jenne Wright Co.: 1 COW. geo N. at So -; DO.
770 10. at 81 %. .oo-
CALVES Receipts for two days We're 15s9 head. in
Guiding 32S for butchers and l3ji the market. OF
which 60thst- yards and 5U2 at Jersey
Prime ana choice Veals were rated nrTn TO 2oc
higher steady barnyard, and Western
quot5bly unchanged There good clearance
pens choice veals sold at Sa5S9 20
81 % a ear ~ Western calves ct So 37l8 Of In
diana S5aS7 calves steady 9s714c No
for city sle9l2c for country dressed.
Saes-John Nelson; - vesls. las N average. a.
al 50; II do 10 so . do 100 II. at So do.
lO7 ~ SO: do SIS II. So 0 do a. N. at 81 80:
BARNARD calves 226 N. at 81 y - -
W r. Hume: 10 veals. l42 NJ at 50 %: so do. 1913
No. 3s 124 10, IS 50; do, 14O n. at So 20
J G. Curtis s Son: SO veais 127 n 50: DO 11.-
Andrew Mullen: 81 veais 1a7 10 at so IS u do l1s
70 so. do so 10 81 ~; DO. 20 n at 81 50
. small calves - 81; I fed calf. $50 M. So So
harvard ssyss $50 $50 NJ ea 81 ,q N IA 81 do ia N
SIS 81; II do 1O3 N. 81
n IS so: II So NJ 50 So do 50 III. s.: barn
yard calves. al 10 So.
Sanders; % vesls TAT n 50 10 u DO $50 10 $3.50:
10 "a do Iaa r. 50 g: % DO. W ~
81 u 10 81 n IS 50: 8 do 10 n Is D. tl9 n 81
Tohin R Shannon: % veals i5' n. 50 IS II do. no
Juaa Co; 70 ve.,s 1870 n. SO. IS DC ,aa n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

=. - su-o"ing petitions in bankruptcy were fled
sg with the clerk Of the United States Dis
r ~. 80 y Rork Mount Vernon. ". Y; liabilities,
a - l. J. Noolsey, $3.50. and William Muir
~ 5elce was appointed receiver Of the Peck
&c o. Sag0 ''''1'-is' oi hiHss'oh' VIII d
l1rsss y. =; Fitch was appointed receiver Of the
IS bond OF 81 90 a. W - " SS' II ST.
~ ri ,siefn was appointed receiver OF the bust
ri q e. Nelnste.n, No. - Orchard-st, with a
u &c. sl Jeunar0 Nazzo show debts of 50 090
cs.-fs 10y s4-lt- The creditors are all for small
q ne largest being j. BONNER, with a claim
81 -s5i..- .4-'--a bankrupt owes nearly one hun
'e-fr --,is al Italians residing in Newly or
q sa,t-iy small sums under 800, which had
"a IN FS.tel with him. The assets consist of
e soek- 'os.L @Zlgt notes s. 81. accounts. $s25,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06

COTTON-The cotton market
prices declining low level for the
movement and closing at decline Of 11q26 points.
Sales were estimated 100000 bales This market
opened steady unchanged prices to advance Of
points steady showing Of the Liverpool market
and evidences of continued good demand for spot
cotton abroad There little buying power
operators selling. brokers
supposed represent leading which
uected a gnned February
al midday selling. and with scattering louida
ton the market gradually worked lower The decline
was mornentariy midday but prices broke
the OF the local bear leader, est
mating that 1o.27looo bales Of cotton were ginned 70
1 published, and in afternoon March
sold 10 e2 and May at 1852 or % points net lower
close and, the final steady, there was
little indication of bull support and the betterment was
dus 10 covering by early sellers The continued de-
cline appears 10 BIS arousng apprehension Of break
in the South the result OF banks calling for greater
protection loans made on spot supplies: and while
primary received yesterday indicated that hold
firm in their views It was also reported
that light According 70 official adVice5.
southern spot markets relatively steady,
Changed 10 Ac lower Tho big estimates for to-days
receints leading points proved OF the days bear
i,h features notwithstanding the bull claim that the
ara h. rapidly exhausting interior supplies
tn. range contract prices IN the local market to-
dsy a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

ms ess 3-closirg. WHEAT. spot nominal :
. AG s,Na.en 6 loAsd. May. IS SID; July.
70 49,, SPOT glief American mixed rev,
I q s. 49, 20 naNef. old. ~ Sd: futures quiet.
% 80 a. - LOUIS fancy winter steady. Sd.
~ '-'eftf' tcr-sfi steady, II lDSn IS lbs
- tlsre Ia INDIA rlsss. 7ss -. PORK quiet.
tn- al ols % HAMS. short cut. IL 70
- 3. sas ~ II - - ~ ass eng eiear niddes
A. p ~ lo 1's 80; long clear mid14es heavy.
"A 4, - ~ p clear backs. Is 20 ID s3rs clear
rrss as II To- Sc LARD firm: prime Western. IN
49, -iEFc american refined. IN paiis fos 3D.
i fneer i.-str y 70 - ~. steady. 4aE BUTTER
Al THESE .-i~1 States. 1905: good Tinted states.
+, ltfsi crl'im American finest white 62s; Amer
q, tATT1-1, ALLOW. urine city hrii, -os
a. las ~ et5is quiet ass Cd ROSIS common
~ or. o,,i+ i.-J 8. refined quiet. cad LIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06

The market for spot cotton closed quiet ana ~
d sFs eS sss' as fSo Sae pa
quiet nc lower at Il#e Augusta quiet i4o Lover at
eSsy Sc lower 10 Side sales. 4s5 bales New
Orleans quiet &c Lover al sI sale bs e Oa sa
annah quiet sc lower 10 slec: sales; LIE bales
ISor nomna &c lower Ike Estimated receipts at
saa an Ye against fGf last 1903
from s s ss Tess anal saes a. Against
P eeo 20 1900 bales against lo9o last week and
oon Isesge special Iye5goOI cables Spot cotton
export 1000 900 receipts f 1SSSo As9ean
1900 iddne up neaf ana points higher on distant
pos9ns closed eSsy ga Pi April 5s2d Apr
s Mar Sd: May-Jue 5ssd; JunsJuy 59od J1y-Au-
gust S9la; Novenber 566d ana November
ber b57d Neutrality-suspicious. hardening tendency
FLOUR AND MBALThe flour market as whole
Sps sor current needs only and confined to winter
stTaghts sacks and spring patents aI s. Ass rs:
;at9ns . Tssin s. e9gs4 ~s 9g4 49
spring sears SiD5e Ss' s. 1905 RYE F9uRPglll
81 s go 20 as % srsAd quoted lno
Western steady city steady 10Y no'e 6o ssl Co. red dog
SO 80 st1 al O Iaaas so bulk SEQ e
sacks 81, ni 20 b, s9I 70 SACHS oiimeai sal
w y. through western states vastly
rsTent from what SATURDAYS BUYERS On eng of
ha "a a la somewhat Of forced look and The narkes
,mmeoiss ,stss practicaiiy throughout the entire
- ,,,rstt,o general unloading by weak holders IN
an markets IN addition which there yas Se ga -
sggressive selling short account Ire ialis ~
eve news 10 bull market lay In the ihct la' u
,ec,tnc snoU preceded drop IN temperature ottt
,rsrticalIy all sections the winter wheat trit
kansas and Oklahoma The trade cons'7lueiltN -.
seif overloaded. with all predictions as 10 @ nd the
perattre conirmed baf allowances Tor snow an.
market was fairly sNaped With wheat al dsy TST ~
in the minutes. when ntte prom ,f
ff,orts rallied prices fractionay from the lowest %
Tbcy closed in Rew-York Ssdssc under SATURDAY, ~
various times during the Session eHfts sae's
rsIly the market on complaints received uy
houses 70 the considerable damage ila -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
TAMPA SEASON IN FULL SWING.

tampa. Pa. Feb 5-The tourist season is now in
~ swing, and the big rotunda of the Tarnpa BAY
a0e is scene Of activity. A feature Of enter
N-nent las been palm reading by DR.. Silver
.eaa The yachting season on the waters of the
-, - COAST has opened, and many yachts are an
,--fs Bay Hotel property. Lawn tennis is also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

err yesterday received two executions,
Nsgf'-.-s S'-s against property Of the Blomo
q, Ills Company, New-Jersey corpora
% -'ac'lrer - animal food. one was for
ct.- 4 i-For OF Isaac steibel and others, and the
Sections .s'o- in favor Of David c. Lewis Both
seer ~ 1872 s9- cue on D0hds mace Oh
g .ay 49, Judgment for 1862 was entered yes
IN n -. -AalleS J.. Turner and Franklin H.
!, Pc f5r,fl -'' Di 1sduard LeissBer. growing OUT
SIS. sure sale OF Nos. 432 and 43s East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
MAKES NEW RECORD TO BERMUDA.

Las Tourists Agency in this city received
message on Monday that the new steamship
.'---a-sn OF the Quebec Steamship Company.
-. sailed rom New-York last Saturday arrived
,ssss-ei ~ "a early Monday morning. making the
81 TIP on record 80 'S' Int i"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06

Ocean End OF Kentucky Ave. Atlantic City, " T.
Now Open. Every known hotel appointment Elevator
to level Cuisine unexceIled Rooms
single or en- suite, with bath. Running In rooms
Capacity, $50 Highest class New patronage Write
for illustrated literature Special January and
February. A. E MARION, Owner and MANAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-SorIz. February 5. 1905.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
Quotations For BEEvEs

Totals to all ports ........12 1878 $4,000
Totals to all ports last 600 30 GEO
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25

Give the Corvallis Creamery Co.
trial on ice and ice cream.