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FURNISHED Rooms.

BACHELOR APARTMENTS; modern
improvements convenient principal hotels,
clubs single rooms, ~ upward weekly. l.
ENst 29th-st
IN PRIVATE HOUSE, opposite VIVA.
-or Hotel.-Elcgant, newly furnished. sunny
apartments. Apply 6GS SHAVE. references
required.
GTiI.AVE.. NO. So. between 4sth anu
t9ih SITS Nicely furnished large front room
su'tablr for two.
32D-ST., GO WEST. near Waldorf Hotel
Handsome parlor rooms; also upper fOOlIi>'
suitable for two men.
40 WEST ?sTH-ST.. Impcroyal eeslan,
rsnt.-Handaomcly furnished rooms. WIN
b1rJI
5STII.ST.. 90 EASr.-ro bachelors
large front rooms. Cd and 1th story; nrst
class house, with owner
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Business Gbnntcs.

4 .BcTTLING rrsINtS> "-old.os.
cam. all n.Achinort. WAGONS and hor. :.
long lease. cheap fcni 'nni T. ia y ri'ct
"ri'f, investigate - 500 'a-h. balance
c,sy.. NtlM,AN 4 BOOTH. $50 Broad.
t. Newark. y. J.
HAKEKy FOR SALE established
satisfactory r"i-on- Tor selling. Adde'S
-. /. TtH. Railway. y.
ESTABLISHED BOARDfN''-iIpt 81.
Choice location ELEGANTLY furnish y mt.
cii>- paving ioatd'i-, cheap f'rt, rtf"
harza.n j. h.t b' offered I'd ~. ~ Z"
rnrig" in this hu-iuc.- NEiMNN
BOpTII. $50 Iiioid-.t.. Nrvrfk. y. J.
MANrTACIrEING 90. having coumcr.
cisl standing Icquir'- assistant NUT 30
vest nominal -um. 500 business prnt''''-l
by patents paving large prpnt~. tddr' -
WHITNEY, - VT ia.
FOR >ALE.-Lafs' lsG!'' and ecni''
dining aud lunch nom. ln Nn.hihcton.
ID. &. long csi,l % she'd ard full equipped ::
loeat.d n"af thr departments. doing the
largest business o. he lind IN the city
pro .iOnD. fri-on Tor -elIine oNI'i
bought hotel. Adde'S RIOS. mol
LAND. 1JJ Now. fofh-aNc.. Y. w, wash.
mR'on.
fakcwcof y. +. hor-"-. wagons lcehol-..
nlied -i,ughtorhou-"; 600 MN>KIr.
Bon 80. Manchester. y. J.
Tor SAIL. an ar,i.tir bu.lno-, pay.
ing - pr cent uI"n pric" i>t"i which
~ .b.rbJ an be- enlarged Addr
"Pt'rI1~nINr." Ron T.. Tiibunr onc'.
wNNr 40 ~ ANY sore o. .tpck Of
nero han ll-" { "frfy de-. ription bought 70
pot each. ,ry or country. II. COIN,
IN Fhsj llith.st
WANT t. pufDb,-r nn uptown S'ort
Irokc-nrr og.cr. NGGr--- BROkEH. iIoN
-. - nro1dHa'-
JTsT >fAKIIN,. ri estate nu.ln,-.
do-ir. . tuf mo- Nho WIZ wo.s lDWhHi
FCENIVAL. 80 ron'ral Park West.
MANUFACTr EfE> Iutont medic line d.
.iIr Ia make permanent ar n2-u'nt M''l
Young man - ability and INTEGRITY WILLING
lu,r.f Il go or - ocn o. lepg.~fnt tNru
'ity out Of Ncw.Yota ro ngrnt-. 81.
drr.- MORAL. BoN =. frihnn" onic'
ErL1AnTE MARRIED MAS 81. with
200 wiut. pir'nef-hip ~ ialine hu-i.
nr,, Nddr".> BpN 22i frbrnr Branch
nni,c I.32s 3ta'".
KFSTATEANT- Price. 49, rent. -
Fr,nklln int- ijcth.-t. and rth-hNr.. be-
tween Polo Gropnd- and nfide' So.
hou-.'c..r"r on premises. ~ i. Reid 62
Ams,crdpm-aNc.
WANTED Young man with 1000 =
- OrO To- tikr ~,~'r,tar, shin. reliable com
,,nv. OF VIII guhianffc 10 per crnt dNi.
dcnd- on money. SCIiLltP. 10 Will.-t.
81 o. N:DDLF-AIED MAN Win
~ 500 can have gooi salary ard Inor'v s.
cuird. Addr.s, RESPONSIBLE, Tribune
once.
1000 LOAN WANTED. go DAYS two
high.rutra names; large discount Nd.
Dr., noN a.. ~ 'hurch-Nt
5000 SPECIAL CAPITALIZED per
cent prOf. ample security. Address II
NANCE. 81 hnrch-st
$50 oCD CASH or security will purchas"
and run business r-tabl she'd nineteen
YEAR avcrig" profits 10000; parties r.
firing. references required. BAXTER
1905 West a"d-st.
5000 INV E>TMFNT viii net 100 per
cent urnli: yearly H. = novel >tp'h-ra Ing
rfitrriItI~c ~ Nev- Ncrk STAT. nm lpcl-
ton: Investor secured Nv real ",i1', ard
salary for MANAGING inaucc>. j. w. llAs-
GEINNI.S. i31 I,rodGwiY
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domestic Giiuatlons Danteo

hlaics
At CARPENTER'S Employment House.
los rth-ayr. We have b. Il eiidrnrrs. coach.
men gioomi-. farm hand, married couples,
fa.m foIciren. u,eful.m u; all nations also
female help; we'll re oninichd'd Established
1917
U>EFuL-MAN wants situation In
rho country. viii be dI,chgacci In about
two weeks; can paint, piprE and u.e tool.
lob all the wear round WORK. Bon Is.
Tribune ONCE.
PTTIER or VAIEI.-Hy young Swcde :;
thoroughly urde' stands hir dutc, hso,
3d.a,c.
Hl,TIEE-COOK. BY married couple
abIr IN take charge Of WORK Of small fam
IT,: references. Call or address HARRY,
l5J 0th.sye., ID noor'
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May .....-.---.- 80 - iS-5$. > ~ ~,
september ......... $50 $50 80 49,
ca T9 a, g ISnd Winter as aSS - 4o% "s d.
.lrait ~ ooti 10: spring patents. = Gle - 10
wheat. ,j5c NO. red, lie; no corn. Al 3 - :
No. = oats. 80 IT.: No. rye. SOC; No. : barley
- ooa ~ mes pork per BILL a. Goa 81 - lard.
per 100 lbs. SO OF IL so % - shot ribs 'idr'
loose 20 G5a - 20; dry Salcd shoulder. ,hoNcdl.
=, 75@ $40 -hor clear side, UoNcdj go .ja 20 20
whi>key. diN'ill"rS finished good pr gal: ~ a.
he T Suie %F naTr wa" wa TcahrT C SrcamSTy
dairy. lDo:5c. Egg steady strictly fresh II"
II | &c.
Wheat steady 40. = red ';"o sc. Corn easier: y"
mixed, ~ 10 oats "a.y 40 mixed; >, 80,
Lard easier. SO g. lulk meat easier. - =, -
raccn nomnal I'll 20 Whi,hry H. ish, d'".,m ,., ?
Steady, " u Egg @ heavy p u y' c S.' rm F
Milwaukee. April 20 Flour quiet. What ,ir1ay'
Iuly. - Sc No spring. Csc. NJ Northern ~
: White. 10 "a ,Gc: 40 3 white. :i:io3ic. BARLEY
steady; no . &c: sampie' 45nG7c Eys '.nly y.
Iarl-Ilay. so.
Min9eapo Ap.il 2'The marac was rS duh t.. oday.
~ Northern ,9d 9t@ @ T, No Mend SorI r% 81 S.
Lowest. o. l-c: el">od. &c Jniy opcned: high,
anna ' S q g. lo"' Ss ", G5c H' |a d"9
on track, No hard. 81 2c No Northern. - 70
No = d.. ~ ~ lie.
largely nominal. Rye n1ur In quiet icpu"st. bat
steady. AT ~ 10 for cno'c" lfnu,N lVlnia. Wheat
Market weak and declined about lie 40 r'd NprIl
and NAV. IA - lie. June. - l-;"1j 10: July.
- 1-4016 sac Rye dull az Gpc for No. = l"nn-yl
yana. Corn ption market &c lower: 80 yellow
continued and firm. No. mixed April and
May. 4, I-iGi- 10: Iunc. T. i3oI- BE. July
- "a o. Oat,-Ihc narl,'t ruled t"adv and th"rr
was nothing doing In future. No. whit" Apiil.
ioG 40 20. May Jun" and July. - / "a 400. bn
ter scarce. firm: Pennsylvania creamery "Ntin -
Fem. yvHna prints extra wholesale. BE. F"nnsyl
vania prints extra iobbng. 3Ga:.',. Eggs quiet and
steady Prnn~ylvlnl hr>ts. ijc. sugar Refined
strong with light offerings. cubes ) i--r, lp2"nsc.
; IL lGc: standard powdered, j-c. In" granuln"d.
sc: standard cnnGlat'd. ; 3-c. crown \.
; glGc : crystal \. ; 3--t. doubled refined diamond
A. . SO cGufrc,iprcr, \. ; lie, red star 4. ~
Revision" 4. lie; Franklin u. l"-ldc. Franklin
cAira 6. 9-l6c: red star .. Di'c. green star G.
4 lie blue star T.. attic. No. - e. net
81 Louis April 29.-I ar unchanged. Wheat
opened lower. and with now and then lItil" rain
continued to decline the cl"-r being - b"i'"
Yesterday: cash. Gjc: May - irc: July. 90 1--H
80 1c: August 20 80 Germ closed shade lower .
cash 30 9ic: MAY. 10 {, rs -. July, ~ 34c.
Ont,-Ca,h steady. 20 .; May lower. - e. Nc
firm. 55c lid. Barley No market Fran Dan small
sale, AT country points. 1-0 j?c. lIai un'hsns'i.
Lad easier. 80 / = nd. ,pci"f gni"i i:'9c
TlaN,.cd ~ o.. Butter unchanged. Egg. - Jic.
corn meal quiet -. Whi,kcy. - -. Pork dull.
iohL.r. 80 .,O LAID. slO. DTy salt meals and
Incon uuChang,d.
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For hotel accommodations apply direct TO the hotGs
q, address the chairman Of the local committees Hon.
w r. Riley. Louisville. Ky.
The Republican clubs AMI citizens OF Louisville
have nelfeccd local Organization for the pufop" NJ inf'
thernc the Of the convcn.on Excursions VIII
be- arranged the Mammoth Cave ard to the NoIlde
Fair IL sufficient number 81 c"lcgat"> desire It,
The Garfield Club. Gl2 SiXthst Will keep open nous"
day and nigh, during week o. the convention for IN"
benefit of the delegates and thcli fIlc d.
The National League Secretary Will open h'uduafur'
,r the National League officer. and delegates at the Gait
House Louisville on Monday Nav 3 for the Transaction
Of official business.
Communications intended for tho Secretary should be-
The above address Lot Iho 'h''ie We" VI
tho. (nrt,e uriO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-27
Deeds Recorded In the Auditer's Once
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded in the Auditsr's once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1.
1898, are Sc, $50, SIS. There were filed for
record Yesterday 10 deeds. the considera-
tons asgregattng SIS. 800. Following is the
list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper
& Co.. abstractors of titles. 1l6 Cherry
street, between Front and Second:
NeIs Peterson to Mary Liebeck. S lots IN
Lake View, and lot Is, block 80, South
Park, $500
Neis Peterson to Mary Liebeck lots 10
and IL, block Al, Denny & Hoyt's, 500.
John O. Beck to G. l.. Harms. lots and
2. block &c, Woods South Division. $3.50.
Angelic Carey to II. G. kariber, lots 4
and S. block Is. Hutchinson's Divis-
ion. $500.
]. n. Knoblaueh to Karoline r. May
farth. iasw x Of 80 "a, sec 80, tip IS n.
"A. $i.iT0
c. A. Mckenzie to Porter Gartes, lots
to 10, block 3, Hansbuvy's, 81.
George ii. Thomas TO Porter Gartes. lots
1 to :, block IL, Knights Second to Des
Moines, si25.
Margaret Levy TO Jacob Furth. part of
lots 5 and s, block 8, A A. Denny's Sec
ond, SIS. 500.
James Jones and wife to c. J. Carlson.
lots and 8, block 100, Salmon Bay
Park $50.
f. E. Sander and wife TO G.. c. Shuts,
lot !, block 80. Yesler's Second Suppl, $3i5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-27
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

San Francisco. Dec. 26.--Business
opened quiet after the holidays in nearly
oil lines of merchandise. prices being
steady. There are few changes reported
in the produce markets today. The con-
ditions are almost similar to those exist
ing on Saturday.
Vegetables, fruit and dairy produce have
rather a weak tone.
Poultry and game-Nominal.
Produce receipts-F!our. quarter sacks.
2. 700; Oregon, l. 1872; Washington, 252s;
wheat. centaIs. 1856; Oregon, 5,S22: Wash
ington. 1851: barley. centais. &, s45; oats,
sacks. $50; Oregon, 1856: Washington, sl3;
corn. sacks. g. Isl; rye. sacks. 652: beans,
sacks, 10, 500; potatoes, sacks, 1906.
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SEATTLE. Dec. IS. 1888.
Exchanges at the Seattle, Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today were:


Bat few changes in the prices of farm
products have been made during the past
week. Ali kinds of produce have been
coming to market more plentifuliy than
heretofore, the increased movement being
sstributed TO the approaching close OF the
year So many obligations become due on
the first of the year that farmers are COM
plled to sell something TO meet their bills.
The most important change In prices 10
sdsline Of half cent per busLel In wheat,
which Is now quoted for export at 1910 for
cub and SIZE for blue stem.
The price of corn has declined 81 per
ton
Potatoes continue firm at prices quoted.
which are somewhat higher than formerly.
The more desirable varieties when OF good
quality bring the highest prices
Other vegetables remain practically an
changed.
Ranch eggs have again declined. being
aos quoted at 30 cents.
Poultry sold well during the time pre-
riding Christmas, and was plentiful IN
market. The supply Of turkeys was es-
rsciaIiy large. and much stock Was left on
ksnd. Dealers now anticipate q decline in
prices within the next few days.
Lemons and oranges have been marked
down, the latter having declined 81 per
case Oranges are now selling at price
hitherto unheard of in this market OF this
time in the year.
All kinds of beans have advanced from
one-quarter to thrsc-eighths Of . cent per
pound.
Hops are unchanged and the market 10
very quiet.
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ACROSS
FIVE
GREAT
STATES
Gsflk1l!
fRuly'S

Rams BrHes ears coasAininS library. writing and
caro- tables. ba<ber shop. taxa ROOM. easy cAairs
ceservAtscn wtn6o1S etc. In connec.toa with
Palace dining and sleeping ears. ersE and sscoat-
class coaches, and family TOURIST cara
Trains leave seattle daily ~ Il p far Everses
saohnrassa. Lexveasyoxth. wsn&tcaee. Haxrfas-
to-. Spokane. Boansr's Ferry. kalisp<ll Grand
Feskx Fargo crookstca, Fergus Eaas 81 C.su1
Minneapolis. 81 Paul
Palace Sleeping cars shroaxh 10 Chscego without
Charge Leave Chicago q 1870 ,. m daily frc.r
Cnten Passenger station via e. n. 4 81 r. rs,l-
wsy for seattle. without change
Concessions ~ weaatches for Lake Che,Aa the
rpper Coaumsia and the okanogAn District: a.
spokane for Eastern Washington poia .; ~ Bon
nsrs Ferry fer kaslo. Ainsxorsa. Nelson and
pcsnts en- koose nal river and lake. as shelby
Junction and Havse for 0reas Fails, Hsisaa and
Butte.
crosses the Cascade ana Rocky Mountains In
6synghl giving passengers . chance 10 Sc soma
OF tas finest scenery IN America Tas HAok hAv-
ing stone ballast IL free nom dust.
Connecsioss In Urloa deposs q 81 Psrl aaA
Minneapolis VITA trains for Daluta. West SUI
psrior aai Great Lake points. sioux CITY and TIE
southwest 81 Le1ls and south, and Chicago al
the East
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TIE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid TO Farmers for Coun
Rroauee,

Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
Prodaee.
The following quotations are the prices
Paid TO farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named, the
goods to be delivered in Seattle:
Hors-Choice. iSc: medium, ioai4o per
pound
Hay--tIn car load iotsl-fuget sound.
Ssf9 per ton.
tiRsfS-tIn car load iotsl-oats choice.
NaSo: barley, SIS per ton; wheat chicken
ieei. lA5lGtih.5o: corn. ssn. cracked, SCI.
Pota, ses, sio@i3 per ton.
brTrKs. Zoos AND PoULTgY-H Handled
entirely on commission.
LIVE STocK--Choice beef cattle. 2ise1
sres choice sheep. Sc; good hogs. oVs
&C; calves. large. &c; small &c per 10.
hlpss, PSfrs AND TsILow-Heayy saited
steers. over % lbs, per it,. &c: medium. per
70. sise; light. under " lbs per 10. &c; sailed
tin. &c. and cali, Per 10, 3Gt+e; green
hides lie less than saIted: dry hides. per
ih,sss c; dry elk. per 10. esstsc: dry deer
skins. summer. per lh. aoc; good winter.
EGisc: poor and thin winter. SO ifc
shesn skins. i56t2oe: iuil wool. .5c: WOO.
aet'c per 10; taliow. 2iS@Slac.
locs--supeTior quaglty. per NJ, fr, "a. 50
ESQ; choice cedar. 81 5ovsa.5o; common,
Der NJ 81
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BOSTON STOCK MARKEr.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
TIE RoARp OF Trade.

THE BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. Dec a6.-Wheat-0pened dull
at skc lower under local selling in the be-
lief that there would be an increase shown
in visible supply: advanced Sc when it
became known that visible supply would
show a decided decrease; closed steady,
&c lower than Friday. Receipts. 1853. 900
bushels; shipments. I.oO0 bushels.
Closed: Cash. 6011c; Msv. 65Ac.
Corr-Stead, cash. 34ssc; May, Ss4c.
Oats Steady; cash. 275se; May. 3o1sc.
Rye-5211c.
Barley-Nominal.
Fiax-$LS2Z
Timothv-$l25.
Pork-Easy: January. $l2s7K; May,
Lard-Easy: January. ETK, May,
1855.
shoulders-ss 25@s5o
Short clear-$6 151I00
Whisky-si.l5.
VISIBLE GRAIN STATEMENT.
Following is the statement OF the visible
grain supply at the close of business De-
cember % as compared with the preceding
week:
Bashe,s Increase. Decrease
Wheat q, 500 200 .,...-.. 253,ouo
Corn ............. Ss32,eos go. 100 .....
Oats 3oil.i0 .....-. 113,oO0
Rye .......... $4,000 ll,ooo
Barley ISL, 900 ...... 22i 900
LIVE STOCK.
Cattie-Receipts. 1850 head. Market
SLOW; good steers $4.S5d5.30; extras,
S. IS; others, So 1894 rs; no Texans on
sale; stockers. $230G3 40.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head. Market
active and higher. Rough and common,
"a. s5d5 10; mixed and packers. IS. 15@5.30;
prime heavy and butchers weights. $3.50
@5.50.
Sheep Receipts, 1000 head. Market
slightly higher; mixed ewes and wethers,
81 5o93 Is; Westerns, 50. 10@3.50.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
TIE ARLINGTON.
Auction Sale

OF the stock of ]. X. Basye. jcweler, so4
Front street. will continue from day TO day
until the entire stock is closed ont. Hours
OF sale, 10 30 a. ~, 80 p. m. and 80 p. N.
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The Northern Pacific are now running dining
cars between Seattle snd Portland On trains
leaving seattle daily At a and leaving
Portland daily at . n IN This service ID &C
know edged 40 De unsurpassed
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FoREIGN MARKETS.
REAL ESTATE SALES.

LoxpoS, Dec. 26.-This is Boxing day
and general holiday.
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MERCHANDISE
Copper-Ba-egy steady: Lake, $io-ca
Leau-Flrm; domestic. So ~.
Tin-DuIl; Straits. $2as5 asked
Coffee-Options opened generally at 5 TO
10 points lower - TO FIRST call for bids. bur
rallied sharply on larve warehouse sieiiv-
les: closed iirgn az 5@2o points net ad-
vance. Sales. 8. 500 bags. inc nd ng. pe-
cemher, $3.50; Janusrv, ST.; March,
SIS Is; Nav, SIS S0J 1880. Spot Rio
5 eadv; No. !. 1s%
Sagar-Raw. steady: fair refining. 2ssc;
cen9rtngas.. 81 f-st. .-sef2 1916. Refined.
dnii: of "A !" Ss.93fs mould "a" 4lzG
lf.ISc: stana m \" and ron sectioner' 5
"a" l-lea4l.c: cut loaf and crushed. 40
3-i6c; posaevet aad cuaes, 5 7-l6I55se
grsnulated, 43-i6sfisse.
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Tail dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on the ears. or the johbing rates
quoted by wholesale dealers:
STABLE GROCERIES
: speAR-tl obbing(- ''C'' In hhi,
fsf 10, &c; extra ''C' in hhi. ncr To- 4tsc
~ IN eni, PER Id. &c; dry granulaged.
N POI. per 10. Sc, cube. Ss<e; powdered,
sse. Prices quoted are Tor spot cash.
sspie sugar. iSo per To-
ftevs arc. 49, (Jobbing) - Washington
sfasght per hbl. 81, patent So 2sesS 81: Cali
,ega,a brands. Sa.so; huckw heat -four. per
se $50: per ewi, $50; graham. per Dol.
sA.; or l0~lb sacks. SIS per cwt rye
aosr. per bill. 81 IS, or 10Th sacks. s.. IS
Few; rye meal. per nhl. ssoo: per cwl
s~so; cat greats. per hhl, SGs.avs6 ~: hon-
ny. per cwt, S27a; cracked wheat per
sss Y s: rolled wheat. A7S per Dbl I;
sRe wheat hour. per cwt, $50. pear
s.sf.ey, per ID. 4,,c; split peas. per lie, 60 /;
49, corn msai, yellow, <i-eo per cat IN
80 sack: SIS, 81. 80; white. los. 500: Sos.
kssss-tJobhinsl-S white. Per 10.
ssSSc. pink. per ih. 81. sSSisc; Bayos. ner
81 80 - Az '''' w ~
hseI -tJobblnel - Japan, sNsaees % /:
sFssana. $tt>eta0o: China, - IS per ew, /;
s.,a14. s. SovSs.N0
sAEH fEAS-s ooninw - Field. Ter n. 80
a1F-tJ oob.ns liverpool, so-lb SACKS.
Ten. s-0uV, American dairy. 5sAih
~ ~, fer ton, <i9; coast, battle-ground
100 sscks. reg ton. SIT. SAlh SACKS. per
VI; SD sacks. - in hale. $50, S-in
~ N ea.e. s. ~. ioIb sacAs. - in
nIAkS-t Io6bsngl~h Home rendered. per
s'ae'aiF, iseeoes. ISs; Rex leai. Tic !:
49, compound, tisrees. SIZE.
tsffxH-s 1oh5 ag)--tsreen--M echa rrr
- lava. rer 10. sassc; Costa Rlca.
-, l~r p, 2stsc. hiu. per 10. size
st Areurs,e's, IN iaAla cases. peT
s@ASo, eyAsb cases. per eat. 81 a..
80 eases. PEE cot. $50: Java, sy~Io TAI
sss PEP le. Ssasc; - aud iCsAlh Sscks.
~ Java. SS-a tins, 3.e, Alden Mocas.
a. reabe.ry blend. xSc. Guatemala
a,ss' sso2nt cosfee. @es2i'sc. Mokaxka
eAses. S4asa
"SeIAFK - u obhingi- Bakers i2I5
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MINING STOCKS
NEW YORK MARKETS.
IRE STOCK EXCHANGE


NEW Yogx, Dec. 6.-The Atchison re-
ownership and uncertainty regarding New
England were depressing in fuencss today.
The closing price of Atehison was only II.
per cent below Saturday, rs the stock vas
firmly held during closing hours The
London stock exchange being closed pos
sibly prevented heavier selling. Atchison
foGrs declined al per cent. and rallied l..
while seconds sold of 3Js per cent. and re-
covered = 1T. Paul deprecated under
the large decrease in earnings, final sales
being per cent below Saturday. Great
Northern preferred lost 2Is per cent,
Union Pacific IL per cent The railway
and miscellaneous bond market was weak
ali day.
Government bonds-Dull.
re,roieum-e9e bid.
SILVER
Bar silver, per ounce. 6sifc.
Mexican dollars. STtse.
rtSaScfAt-
Money-On call, easy atifiis per cent. :
closed 81 iIits PER eeat. Prime mercantile
payer. St.G5ts Per cent. Sterling ex-
hsnge-paa. with actual business in
bankers bills 81 81. IS. "a s6s. for demand,
and sksai 4&tsiis for stxsy-day bills.
N0NDA
Z. :. % tTsr>...... tiH< Z. 3 = fresl.... IS
L. :. "a seoRpl 90. ia ases &c - .-....... IG2
RAfLRokp STOCKS
AtcalsOEs ....4..-. lSA.f%0r1h Amer.csn.. 81
L4s. FsslaG .-.~. .aH. >0TkawesSSrn. ..- g. .
CsG- SSatAsza- ... 81. Preferred . 3.
teIt<a3 Fsesss .-. l. New faFs Central -
&. r. 4 = ,s--+... 49, >s1oSi Line .......
NoE. & szeGa -.... 161 EaA4sny -...-..... Ia /.
Ess tsEzs,iS (pEiA. 81. lsrnlla.i ......... -
Gseas NortE fps3l To- - q. 8estSra- -.. f&t.
l.Ia03> CeaETa4--. ~. FssfsFFe1 ...... a
Kan. = Tex. tp.sA - g1rses ...-.-...-. -
iaks Gre. ..... s@-ts. kocs Is. AMI ..-... e.
Isoass. & Nash -.. &s4ss>L PM. s.
Ms-atgsn GsatrAL - : faai a OEa1A So
Msss0nEk Fso3Ea.. Zls. EEx&s Fxcasc..... e.
Nag$nsFa Pacific. - e. alaE Pse2aG l.
Preferred -..... i>A&
TRCsrs
Cotton OIL. ~ Ma. Cosdssegcozl L.
D.ssiIsets ...--..-. Freferrsa......-- g.,
tssa scsGat ---.-- - ,S1gar ---.-.-.~..-. So
Nat L4Es9ea Csi =
sxrKESs ccsFasfxS
American e. 10 .Asl1s-F&rga $685.. Is
L Eatsd STATES -,.. -
gEscxIEAxEsUa
CASrAxo fsss ...-. a. sszE39 sc Msti-..... n
tssEegz. E&sssEie 81 .ee5iHsn ......... H.
oTssss s.y.....-. Is =
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RADE AND SHIPPING.
rurfew Of the Seattle Markets
for the Past Week.

DECLINES HALF A CENT.
.~>>tftfes - Potatoes Firm
Ranch Kggs Lower.
sxytrTwEyr OF A9NrcrLTrRE wEATMHn
srEEAU-DAsLY BULLETIN.
SEATTLE, Dsc 20. 1874
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BORT rowssESp PORT ANGELES AND
i DUN9ENEss-
STEAMER MoxTfcELLo
DAILY sEnvfcE TfHK cAnh
COMMENCING MONDAY. DEC Is lsaA
Leaves Seattle. TOO n No.; Townsend, 10 80 q
m; DungenesS. 1900 m: arrives Pert Angeles.
30 p m leaves Port Angeles. 90 p IA leaves
Port Townsend. 600 "a arrives seattle. 30
p m CITY DOCK Co.. seattle AgeniA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-27

THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL aAsx OF
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b9fFtU1 uV.VHS
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chants, manufacturers. individuals and eoryose
lions,
Collections entrusted 70 eur care win rsossvs
pxompt sstsntiea
pynncrosss
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National Baak Of Republic, Nsw Yoyki Coue
nercisi Essienai. Chicago: sirst rational baak
a Panl: Rank Of California. nAa francisool
First Nationai Bank. Portland