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HOPS MOVING A, LITTLE.
But Prices Are No Better-The Money
Market EASY.

PUYALLuP, Nov. 21lspecial 1.-The hop mar.
ket 10 very quiet and it is said tho street that
most OF the buyers think that z. Meeker & Co.
are getting the cream of the hops raised in this
section by Offering cent higher than the other
buyers think they can afford. George L Rose
bought OF Pierfeld Bros, last Saturday, ITO
bales of strictly choice hops Mr.. Rose says
there were no better raised in the state. These
were part OF the immense crop raised by the
brothers, and were from the ranch Of John
Stone, on Counell's prairie, where there was no
vermin. The price was 2o11 cents per pound.
Z. Aeeker Co. bought last week the Merrill
crop of Oregons at 81 cents, and have this week
purchased from J. V. Meeker y bales at 10 cents;
from ]. r. Meeker, 81 bales at ISL cents; Pier
field Bros, 100 bales at 20 cents; Mart Shuttle
worth, los bales at 20 cents, and IS bales from
Oregon. This firm has Just sold in the London
market 700 bales OF mediums.
Cablegrams from London on the 18th OF Octo-
Der said: transactions large ut low rates for
Continental hops" and on the 3lst from the
same place, "Market quiet" 1t begi ms to look
very pleasant TO the grower who has any hops
ola marketable quality, as IL In said that the
banks OF Puyallup were never Ia q better condi-
ton to carry all growers who have good hops,
and also all buyers are willing to loan upon the
same from to and 10 cents per pound. The
banks are extending the time of the notes Of the
growers which have already become due. The
money was Obtained during the growing season
and for harvesting purposes Tho latter Is
heavy expense, and unless grower keeps a
good bank account. which he very seldom does,
he must borrow, perhaps for no more than y
month, TO pick and cure his hons. Usually the
market opens directly the hops are baled, and
the grower is enabled TO sell ard thus meet all
his obligations in short time, but IL has not
been SO this year. In the last two weess the de-
posits OF the First National bank of Puyailup
h q no, MA u
terdsy of $4,000 by one person.
Warner sold his hops Saturday in Puyallup at
Is cents. and Church for IL cents Both OF these
gentlemen were from sumner. A c. Campbell
is offering II TO 2lcents, but has bought none.
He cannot get the quality desired for 20 cents,
and the samples he offered 20 ceats for last week
he could buy at that price this week, but he is
not authorized to pay as high for them this
week. There seems to be a little decline in
prices this week, therefore few transactions.
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
CONDUCTED BY.

Drs. Merrill g Merrill.
Tie most widely aud favorabiy known specialists
on ths Pacific Coast. The doctors regular
graduates from the University Of the City of New
York and Of Long Island oilege Hospital. Brook
Ign. New York. and their long experience. remark
able skill and universal success in the treatment
and cure OF Chronic diseases entitls these eminent
physicians to the fall confidence Of the afdicted
No matter what your complaint consult these
successfu speciaIists whe are able 10 eject cures
in many cases that have been pronounced hopeless
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY and Sue
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MANENTLY PRIVATE, BLOOD AND SKIN
DISEASES. NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEX
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Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Catarrh, Bronchitis
Asthma Tumors, Eruptions, salt Rheam and
Scrufuia HYDROCFLE, VAKICOCELE aad
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pain or detention from business and cures gua,an-
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An deformities And impedimsnts to marriage
VA CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for the
awful effects Of early ics and the numerous evils
that follow in It's train
Long experience. with unparalleled success 10
the best evidence Of a doctors skill.
DISEASES OF WOMEN also receive special
attention. Consult personally the OLDEST AMI
most EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS on
the Coast, or write, sending stamp Consultation
free and confidential. fremont Block. Ga
Front Street. Seattle.
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strong Best NATIVES. sa2s<9a 80; ssheEA 49,
ais; Texans. 81 2S0a25: Westsrna. 0HO4&
Hogs-Receipts, 81, 900: lower: rough and com.
mon, AsS0Ao5: packers aud MIXED, ~
40; prime heavy and butchers' weights, $A0
NsN
sheep Receipts, 5000: slow ana steady. Ma
uves, xs509a69; Westerns, 3A2S0Aeo; Aext-
esns, IS 6S(@&9o. Texans, S. 7s6DA40
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I ACoNNER ROUTE
STEAMER TAIRHAvEN.

Leaves City Dock. sesttie. caily except sun
dsy. st - M. for f9monds clinton. TuisIip.
Browns Poins, Langley. SoupevtIie. san lie EuCA
oak HArhor. UtsAAdy and Lsccnner. Returning
leaves Laconnsr y m for Seattle. covering same
GREEN. n sster
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK ExcHANgR

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-speculatien has BEEN less
active than for days. The greatest change in
the day was in Ohio Southern which advanced
~ per cent Illinois Central rose 21z. Lake
Shore, Sugar and Northern Pacific, preferred,
declined enc point each. The close was steady.
Government bonds-Dull.
Observation-Disclosures, 5l1zc.
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Easier; closed, offered, 6.
Prime paper, 5ls(16. Exchange-FirIn; S4s3l I
Tor sixty day bills; 81 Sola for demand.
SILVER.
NEW YORK, Nov. Bar silver, $50.
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF's sALE-IN THE
the county of King Melville Goodman. Daisy
Goodman. Carroll Goodman and Miriam Goodman,
minors. by A. WlyiusSi. their prochesn Rnai. VI.
NiisinSki and A. Wiiytnski, guardians o! the
estates II Melville Goodman. nsisy Goodman,
Carroll Goodman, Mirtsn Goodman ans Louis
Goodman. MINOR heirs % Leah Goodman. de-
CEASED and William WiTlnski, administrator
OF the estate Of Louis Goodman. deceased. plain
tn. VS.. Z. q. Dodge and Mary }. Dodge, Joseph
Parent, Ross l. Buell. and Jcha Deillon. defend
ants. No. l2.e43.
Under aud by virtue of an order OF sale ana spe-
cal execution Issued out az Tie above named court
L. the above e1tit!ed action, and 10 me directed
and delivered have du v levied upon and seized
In execution the following described real property,
situated in said kias county. Washington, to wit:
Lots numbered RESPECTS yeiy :, II, IL. Is, 10 y.
Is, -, 81 30. 81. So 81 and IS In block l lots
numbered respectively 4. 9, q, 4 \, 9. 10. II, IL.
ID "a, 10, II, IL 2s 20. So 81, 50, SO. 3. S. 50
AMI 40 IN hiocN ?; lots numbered respectively !,
:. g. 4, 5. 6. z =. =, L. -. Ia IS. Is, IL II, "a.
IS rs, ~ IS, ~, so 81. 81. 49, 81, S. 80, 81 ard
81 in clock 3 and lots nun bered respectively l,
- 5. 1. 5. q. T. y .. IL. H. Il -. Ii, ID, 10 u,
30. FL, -, - q, .S -. rs 20, SO, 81 - 50,
81. IS. s. 81. 80. 80 and 40 IN block In Dodges
division 10 Green Lake addition 10 the city OF Sc
attic together with a.! Ant singular The enements.
heredit aments and sppurtenances thsreanio be-
longing.
Notice !. therefore hereby given that Friday,
the 4th dAy OF November. 1891. al The hour of 10
o'clock q IN. OF said day, al tae iront door OF the
courthouse. Ia the city OF Seattle, ia sad King
county VIII sell the above described property ~
public auction to the highest bidder for cash.
J. Il wOoLEkY, sheriff
Dated this the 9th day OF October, 1894
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Tacoma Grain Market.

TACOMA. Nov. Especial Tho grain mar
kst was dull today with no change in prices
Ocean freights are looking weaker. and con-
siderable tonnage is pointing this way. Quota
tions were: Wheat-Club, re per bushel; blue
stem, Toe per bushel. Receipts, So, 40 centaia
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

TREATMENT, specific or Hyptersa pis,;n..S
~. HeexlgtA RsadachA Nerves Presrasiss
$500 y Aeonsl 81 tobacco, WAksfulness. aenssi
Oepeeeeioa. SofteninS Of HRAin. eausaas iaaanitr
misesY oeo.y; death, Premature Ola Ass. Harrs..
neoe Loes Of Power IN either SCI. Inupoteuev rsn
conh0e and IL Female Wsakns sses invninnr.rv
Loeesa s2Srroasorrhoa caused ~ ovsrexertior -
Faans 1einoueA over Indulgence. A month q sreat.
osnh u, Tor ~ BY mall We 3uaxansee ~ hov..
70 csrA Zach oedss for boxss with SS vii ssns
Written guarantee 20 refund II not cured 0rarantess
beusc only BY LRrrMRAD q CAvLEY prurgt.,s
~ agents.. eos Front ST.. seatIIe. Wash.
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C1TY TREAsURER's NoTICr-CTTv -
u seattle Notice is hereby given tina, the
q fog the Improvement Of Iryinr syanns ~
Shesfnus street. In the city Of Seattle, under the
1rosislons Of ordinance No APIS. enttied -Xn
Trvirs avenue and Chestnut stree. fru a.r<o q
strses 70 Green stree. BY grading the same an
n .psynent oy bonds and estahIshine . S"uS
sss,cels Of land enefted BY snch imnroyement
Sroved Apr 70. 1892. ami the city chatter =
issa hss cen certif ed 70 me ior col ec,ion .ns
he respective sums therein charged and 10 led
rust be paid 10 ten equal annual payments with
interest upon the whole sum 20 CHARGED Ard
levied, or such Investments thereof Is remain IN
raid si the rate OF 10 per cent per annam- Said
Interest sha be paid annually. together with the
annua' install m nts falling due In each ' ar SAID
October. iss2 and the several instailme - and
,ntsrest shall become due AZ the exulraton Of the
.uecsss,ye years from said lith esv Of October
men Of princlpa and iaterest at the time tee
ssrae shall become due. Is above sta. ed the same
sbs becssne del nqoent and haii bear interest At
the rate of 10 per cent per annum until paid and
n NOT paid fore toe same shall have become do
s eel nqu.n sha ee es n "a;
ma, tar roll for the then current year aga NAT
each lot or pare of land 50 del nanent and with
the int est collected Is other taxes separate ac-
count being kent Cd ereof and If no, Pad wi hin
the fxei for ms payment of city taxes shall be
collected - such taxes collected together with
such additional charges and pc alt e. as are au-
thorized to be charged and CO lected on other de-
iinauent take, and each lot or parcel 30 delin-
cuent shall be sold for the amount due on such
assess ment with interest and costs. at the time
and In the manner ana by the same authority
q lands and lots are sold for city taxes
-. ADOLPH KRU0,
City Treasurer Of the CITY o. seattle
Date OF drst publication October 30 1892
CITY TREAsURER's NOTICE FoR PAY
" ment Of city tAxes-Not;cs IL hereby given
that The general asse ssment roll and tax list Of the
city Of seattle. made In the year 1892 for the city
taxes for the ensuing fiscal year. certified by ,hs
city comptroller, has been received By the CITY
treasurer and 10 now on file in his Office and said
city taxes are payable and viii become due and
payable on the first Monday OF November, 1894
and the same can oe paid at the Office OF toe city
treasurer In the city hail of said city. between the
hours OF nine O'Clock q m. and five O'clock D. m
All taxes assessed In said assessment roll and
tax list win become delinquent on the first ay OF
III arch, 1893 at six O'Clock p. m. fup TO which
hour the same can be paid on said dav) IL not
sooner paid and thereupon IN additional Ave per
ceDtum thereof viii b collected for the use OF
Ea.d city ADoLPH KRUG,
City Treasurer
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DoRT ORCHARD

Don't ORCHARD
Navy Yard Rou,e-Bremer.oa. sidney
and Charleston
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves foot o. Washington street daily excePs
sunday q o IS q ana $3.50 p m TIE s;Io
. M, TITO includes head OF PORT Orchard. kxcar
soa pax,,s. can b accsmnodaIsd qa sIAdAyA
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DELLINGHAM BAY ROUTE
STEAMER wAsCo

caves Merchants Dock, seattle. on Tuesdays
Thursdavs aud sSturd IS a. O'Clock q m. for
Eamonds Citation. Langley. Soupeyiiie, ITS lady.
Fdalgo City. Anacortes ssmsh. taiFhassfL
WAGON and sshome Tickets tor sale 81 cay
III Eex Office su4 second street.
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MERCHANDISE AND raopucE RECEIPTS.

Produce and merchandise have been received
ct the port of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours a. follows: By raii-Northern Pa
cifc, $50 tons: Columbia q Puget Sound, % tons:
Great Northern, IS tons. By water-J. NJ
Weatherwax, AS tons; Zsmbezi, lbs tons; Rapid
Transit, 1so tons; Fairhaven. Is tons; W. +.
Munros. 10 tons: Monticello. 10 tons; Henry
Bailey, so tons; Clara Brown, As tons; Puget
Sound & Alaska Steamship Conpanys boats, Is
tons, City of Aberdeen, tons. Total receipts,
I 610 tons
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MINING STOCKS.
ToREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Nov. 2-The Posts London cable
says: 100000 OF gold went to Russia today
less than expected. The markets are quiet
pending possible rise in the bank rate tomof-
rog, but exchanges are more favorable to Lon
don.
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Connects with boat for snohomish. Connects
with steamer Bailey oatzert for Tacoma
Trips daily including sunday
To take effect Monday. September 10.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
CLAUD TROUP, FRANK W. GoODHUE,
Pres Secy.
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GENERAL sHIPMENTs.

During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: By iaii-Northern Pa
cihe, so tons: Columbia & Puget sound, 40
tons: Great Northern, 60 tons. Sy wafer-
Barge Henry Buck, 500 tons; Fairhsven, ~ tons;
City of Aberdeen, 10 tons: W. I. Muproe. 50 tons;
Monticello, Is tons; Henry Bailey, 20 tons:
Puget Sound d Alaska steamship Compsny's
boats, 40 tons; Clara Brown, Iols; Glide, 5
tonA Total shipments, 800 tons
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
~ deed.
state OF Washington. county of King. city Of Seat

a
state Of Washington, county of King. city Of Seat
tie, ~.
Notice Is hereby given to unknown owner, being
the person In whose name the lands hereinafter
described were assessed. aud 10 all other persons
Interested. that +. Larsen has presented to
the city comptroller Of the city of Seattle . tax
certificate issued by the treasurer Of said city
the 18Th day of July, A ID. 1891, said land being
the following. to-wit:
Lot In block 81 In r. Hanford's addition to thu
city of Seattle, In King county, state Of Washing
ton: that the amount for which said lands were
sold 10 &l0o; that the same were sold by the city
treasurer OF SAID city TO said p. Larsen on
fale for delinquent taxes Of said city assessed FOR
the year 1890 that the amount required TO TO
deem such lands from such sale, exclusive OF the
Gusts TO accrue upon this notice, in the sum OF
90 together with interest thereon ~ the rate OF
20 per c-nt per annum from date OF said sale
TO The time OF redemption. That the time when
The recempt on period on such sale will expire will
be sixty days afer the service of this notice
In wtne IS whereof l. ]. NJ. carson, city comp
troer OF the CITY of Seattle, have hsreuuto set my
hand ard the official seal Of said city this Gath day
OF september 1891 j. NJ. CARSON.
tsxALl City Comptroller.
sHEHIrr's HErURN.
STATE OF Washington, county of King S.
l, j H Wooery, sheriff NJ King county state OF
within notice on The 24th day OF = .ptemher A. u.
1892. and that have ade due and oil gent earch
ard Inquiry FOR the person named in said notice,
ana that said person can not be found In said
o1Blv, and there In 10 person ia the actual pos
session OF the land described I'm said notice.
Witness my baud tins 26th dsy 81 September,
A. ID. 1892. J. ~. WODLERY,
Sheriff or King County Wash.
Bv NJ. ". GoRNI<Y Deputy.
Sherfffs fees: Miles travel ,, 20 cents. paid.
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LIysRPooI, Nov. 2-Wheat-Ohered freely:
No. red winter, dali, 81 Cd; No. red spring,
dull, IS 111Sd.
carn-spot, steady, - sd: November ana
December, steady, Il sd; January, steady.
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THE MOTHERS

:, lac Union faciac II the only sransconsi mental
Northwest 70 omsha, Kansss City, 81 IIouis md
Chicago and all points Essk Modsrn eonin.
naen., Isss nme and the best Of service. Ticrsa
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DoRr ANGELES. PORT TOWNSEND. Dun
i geness and seattle route
TIME CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MCSTfCEILA
Commencing Tuesday, November !. 1897
Leaves ally except Monday as follows: Seattle,
Ia m Townsend 1880; arrives Port Angeles
n m Leave Port ANGELES 1880 n m, Port
Townsend Z p. m; strives Seattle iOioO y m
Iandtuga City Dock. Seattle; Ttenale Dock, Fort
Townsend; Morse's Dock, Port Angeles
HATCH BROS.
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMfsH ROUTE


STEAMER MABEL
leaves Hstheld's wharf Tuestays Thurstays
and saturdays a. : - for hdlnonds. Mukilteo
tysrett. AATysvilie, Lowell andSnohomtsA
FARE TO Ev RETT BoA
TO SSph0MlsH. 75c
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8TKANERS.
pAcIrIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dfspstch steamers from Seattle - follows:
For San francisco. via Pca Townsend and Vie.
soria. a. fpassengers received on BOARD atk
M November >. 8. Is is. - and 20
For Alaska November and -
From San Francisco. for victori. and Puget sound
portA q NJ, November s, To- Is, 90. IS and 80
Tickets may b obtained at the once OF the com
pany. ~ Ocean dock. sea1tlA
GocDAL. PERKINS q CO,
General Agents San francisco
J. Il JOHNSON. P. $. sups- seattle
BANKS.
~-~---------~--------------
pAHK OF BRrrIs. COLUMBIA
ID (EssAblishsd on Pacific Coast lss2)
Power to increase to................. 1o.o00.s 900
L.9oeeo
Interest paid on time deposits; general banking
business transacted; foreign exchanges bought
the banks branches: also In New YORK. Chicago.
Canada aud Eongkons; deposits received suolect
Notes issued By our British Columbis branches
redeemed ~ par
BRANCHES
San fy,ne,,eo Ss rortl.Ha Or Tseoms
Nanaimo, kamloops and Nelson, C.
H. LEA BARNES. .ManagW
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST CO..
Incorporated 1887. Capital, 100000
Ras,sv RunaJ,~ Genre, ~ s.,n,S -, rs.
TrAnsacts . genera, banking business
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
upwards and inieres. allowed thereon
Money loaned upon improved
farm and city real estate =
TRUSTEES:
LEIGH a J. HUNT....................P President
WILLIAM T. vice President
d. n. BAXTER. ..........................C Cashier
4. b. DoWNISG............ -...........Secretary
COLUMBUS T. TYLER. J. D. BOWMAN. q. G
WILLIAMS. wM r. FISHER
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK. o,
n Up espiseI- $500. 00e
"'''''''''''''..''.......... 3ooos
Buy and ssu foreign and domestic exchange,
United ana Enep. r 20 ei.ss N m
money and issue pass books or certificates there
Iof. our facilities Tor making collections are con,
pists and VIZ receive prompt attention
4 ksfSx1KT:.:::::.::::::: vic: f ss::s:as
L Z j. Hunt s. 'iiRRauiENTHxI A'A'''
coRHEsPoSDENrs:
Lnndon, \: NJ kothschild q Sons; Psxss ps
steiger Co.; New York. asrncy Of Bant - C sIn
Ornis; chicago Commercial National Bank:
The Bank Of California; Porti.sd tn snT Tssss
DEXTER HORTON = CO. BAxKE1A.
INCORPORATED lsgl
snpn 0o 90o
Srssdsn: :;;;;..........-.yw z h L1p31
Cashier. .............R. \ Van TUYL
sight exchange and telesraph.s sr.Astsrs on New
York. Chicago, st. Paul. san Francisco Pert
tngten, Oregon and Bsttisa
Columbia
oigrs kx:. 81 Slsasngs on Lonaen ava1ahie else
here In Europe
Collection made st all points on favorable serna
.sit for safs keeping.
T,HE TIRsr NATIONAL BANK OF sEATFLB
Psid up capi1aa $50 900
10000
4 ~. Ao0nAN .sss .'sss.Ss... rIesident
MAURICE McMIcKHX. Vlco Yr0oioo0S
NkD1AR iu1AkB.............ssss s(esosef
General hanking business transAste6
oeAa and tesxraphic exchange payable In al to
principal cities Of the United States
and Eurona
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CGATTIK TACOMA AND Ola ApIA ROUTE
- The nav fast and commodious steamer
CITY r ABEkDEkS,
Carrying passengers and freight VIZ $50 -,
following schedule, DAILY, s1CErr sUN :. ~.
Tacoma MoSeias Island and olympia GohheStaa<
with boats and fronl she ton and hssht Ats
dock Tacoma al 1890 m. arriving ~ ferclsAs
wharf OF, npls. al I;2o p. u hsiuru sng' LrAsos
Olympia al =: 90 9. m: acoTne Al o'So y Ni' "a
rive 81 seattle 30 ?. m ,~-.,. 49,.
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The fruit trade is rather cGiet at present and
will probably remain so for lew weeks, until
the winter fruit begins coming ia. few or
anges have been received, huf they are OF in
ferior quality aud dealers do not expect very
much good stock until Christmas.
Salmon is stili running heavy and the cannery
Is getting all il can handle. The pack promises
to be exceedingly heavy. The shippers say they
are getting all they want also. and are selling
them at cents per pound. Small fish are also
abundant. but the demand for these is not
heavy. But very little halibut is coming In and
the price has advanced TO sla11a cents.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
But Little Is Being Done in
Fruit Market Now.
VERY HEAVY PACK OF SALMON.
Cannsry Getting All Is Can Handle
But Little Halibut Coming In and
Prices Higher.
HIGH WATER LOW WATER.
An # Ip.m.j # am. IT pm f.
- - s---ts----t-- -
AS I2.lll s.o7 10. 5 s27 5.3 $50 20
AT PORT ToxNsENn
SIS SO Us 100 SD 5.S 9-5 30

SEATTLE, Nov. . ISe2
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Portland
clearing houses today were:
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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-09-02
BORN,
LENK-ro the wife Of ". T.
Link, Sunday morning, Aug
%, 1892, sou, weight g.
DIED.

NIoHoLAs-August %, Lenora
Catherine, infant daughter of II.
L. and Ruthy a. Nicholas, Of
Willard. Burial took place in
Stuckeg cemetery Aug a
ROGERS AT the homo of G. W.
Meeks, in this city, August II,
1882, Mrs. Sarah Rogers.
Burial took place same day in
Shaver cemetery, neGr Millerd.
ATTEBERRY-At the family resi-
dence il this city, Wednesday,
August 81, 1892. Mrs: Elisabeth
4tteberry
Funeral took place from the
Christian church, Thursday after
noon at $50 o'clock. Funeral
service vas conducted by Prof. G..
LauPhlln. assisted by Rev. Walk
er, Of the Baptist church.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-09-02
Call and examine
the new goods now
being received by
Jackson, Robinson &
Co
Business Still Going.

Mr.. L. 4. Willard has been Ill
for several weeks and confined to
his home, but his business. under
the management Of Mr.. L. Soles,
goes on just the same as if the
proprietor were present. Cali
and get goods OF the best quality
and at lowest cash prices; also
bring in your produce. All in
debted TO the firm are requested
to call and settle either with cash
or note, without delay.