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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-24

Of supply aud demand When Europe
wants our wheat, the price goes upi
when Europe has an abundance OF lie
own crop, the price goes down. That ~
why the democratic party is trying to
give the American farmer the benefit OF
low prices for the things that he has to
consume.
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THE INDEPENDENT

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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-24

ACCORDING to the newspapers Of that
country, Mr. Pellegrini, late president
Of Argentine, increased the public debt
during his administration, by S240OOO,-
co.. Pellegrini ought to come to the
United States. lie would make a good
republican candidate for president in
1896.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-24

BETwEEN Colonel Carter and Commo-
dore Power The democratic majority in
the Sixth ward, promises to be greatly
svelled This comes Of trying to elect
United States senators year ahead Of
TINA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-24

The protraction Of the life Of Carter
Harrison's murderer is a useless and
unwarranted proceeding. The crazy
criminal had fair trial and the ends Of
justice will not be- subserved by delay
ing his removal Something is due 10
the rest of mankind, as well as TO the
cranks who threaten the safety OF So
cietv.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-24

We will have no politics. you please,
until next ialL The affairs Of Helena
will be managed by business men, and
candidates Tor senators and representa-
tives IN congress can wait.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-24

NINpIcArIcN aud victory ere pleas
ant alliteratiye but they won't 90 this
year The next mayor OF Helena will be
a man who won't need vindication.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-24

THE next senator from Montana will
be TIE man who doesn't fool with the
Helena mayoialty contest this spring.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-24

WE understand that Governor Waite
is wiling 90 compromise and wade his
horse in blood only knee deep.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-24

The state Of New York does not like
the income tax. But The state Of New
York does not count. Grover Cleve-
land was elected president Of the
United States without it's electoral
vote, ana the next president will gei
there without its assistance New York
is a back number.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-24

IHE preliminary work on the Summit
Mlnera. railway, extending from Rim
inl' in q loop OF twenty miles, to the On
tnrio mime, las Teen completed, and
plans are being now perfected for push
ing the road TO completion. This is not
great trunk line Of national impor-
lance but IL vii do q great deal Tor the
advancement of Helena. THIS city has
largely been made what II ID to-day By
It's numerous local roads which make a
rich mining country tributary 10 IT,
The new road alil open still greater
riches 20 tins city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-24

VIZ hope our business men and the
farmers Of the Prickly Pear valley will
attend the meeting to-day, 10 discuss
with our Iowa visitors the proposition
10 establish a creamery ia Helena. Such
an institution would surely be very
profitable. The gentlemen who propose
10 start tie enterprise are asking no
bonus but simply guarantee that our
farmers sill furnish them their supplies
If they start iu business here.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-24

When Grover Cleveland goes out Of
Office tho New York sun will find life a
demnition blank.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-24

IsNr it about time the Broadwater
club was pulling itself togethers
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-24
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

Nothing can be more encouraging 20 dis
couraged PARENTS than the remarkable cures
daily erected among infants and children by
the CUriCrRA REMEDIES. cures in childhood
mean lifetime OF freedom from torturing,
disfguung, Illuminating humors.
Sold throughout the world Price, CuTIcuRA,
b0c.. soar, 2ac.; ligsoLyENr. 81. POTTER DRU0
AND CHEN. CORP., Sole propretors, Boston.
a." How % Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
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NnrI, nj


THE next mayor Of Helena will be a
business man Of business men.
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Te-M ontAnians abroad wall always hnd Tbs
DAILY lNnErENnENr on hls At their fAvsrite
hotels Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan. New
York West Minneapolis. baldwin AM Palaces
San Francisco. hcDermott, Butte. LelAad Hotel
Springfield, III
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BIZ reduction on bed spretd- anu cangf,,t-
ers a. he les Hive this Wrer Raj fI..r ~
uuuucement IN smother culuu q.
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be Ice live.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-24

Got % lot springs Ara. via Ib.rf f,.t
houts, n. a D. Loais ~. nhortes. and ba.t
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-24
Excursion Rates 70 California Every Da,
In the month

ANNAFA - AaAlAnTuAA ANorN DMV
In the meath.
beginning March 25th the Northern Pa
cine railroai will sell daily round trip tick
els TO California points - follows
Helena 70 san Francisco aud return
going via spokane. Tacoma and Portland
and returning same way. 375.
10 Ban Francisco, RoinR via Spokane
Tacoma aud Portland. and retaining vi,
Ogden and Hilvsr Bow, go.
10 Los Angeles, going aud returning viz
Spokane, Tacoma and Portland, entering
San Francisco In one direction either goine
or returning $50.
To Los Angeles. GoinR via Spokane. Ia
conn., Portland and san Francisco, and r-
turning via Sacramento aud Ogden. go %
liekets will be limited for sixty DAYS foi
going passage, with retorn az any tim,
within the nnal limit Of az months.
Thirty days limited tickets from Helena
% san Francisco and return, With tive al
mission tickets 10 the MidwlnteT fir are
also on sale daily a. rate Of fG25O
A. u. En8AH. Gen AIT
II lena. Mont
CH,s. 8. FEF. G. T.. &T.A.
- Pun a4Irr
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Hotel propristors and r. anagsfs through
out the stats are invited meet in the cit,
Of Butte on the 9th day Of March. 1884
for the purpese Of organizing hotel asso.
citation for the state Of Montana.
L. A. Walker, Manager The Helena. Hell
ena.
J. ]. Kelly. Manager The Park. Great
Falls.
Il. /. Wilson. Manager The butte. Butte
". s,stson, Manager The McDsrmott.
Butte.
G. W. REYNOLDS. Manager The Montana.
Anaconda.
W: n. Aylssvorth, Manager The MoBurnsy.
lsoT LoaQe.
II; +. ChsnsJ, Manager The Florence.
Missoula.
Samuel schWab. Manager The Cosnopol-
itan, Helens.
VIM. Reed Proprietor The Grand Central.
Helena.
g. A stockwell, Proprietor Hotel Stock
we'll, Helena
A. Il. Gates Proprietor The Grsndon.
Helena.
Marcus Lissnsr. Proprietor International.
Helena.
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TERMS or suBsoRlPTIoN.

HELENA, MONT, MARCH "a 1894.
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National
BANK. OF HELENA. MONT.
CAPITAL PAID IN 100000


II. &. Ford.
General Banking Business Trassso,.a.
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CH,s. 8. FEF. G. +. Ala.
- Puu' 3lIln..
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90 % 81. Louis via "Albart Lea" Rout,
shoriest and best Only dining car route
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GO East via N. q g. Louis Ry., Albert Lea
Route Two daily Trains. Quick time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

snorTrss1s brick tene-ner.s. s.s-aurs =
ifon gate, and after 4 -yvare1rv.a
s.siHD W crooked stairvzys. arrived 81
re oD0wI restdessce. Tor.rrsv vgs~.s
ITO the room. and as Thrnas lfnrers-l
q ne taArezsl1st he heard a ssriaent
tn@;'s you. you Httie scut. sure
s0u had the hart o ne nea- n-uk r
was that fTeckenea. An. good evrnfn
- se' ss as TTsorraas ssezrs4a In
Sc Come IN. sir. It's little Ne have.
pas ye're welkisrs as II twas a rsalace.
~. Tommy. yDu aEsoahoua. YOU. 90,
e1sf gentleman chair
Now. amt that kIaa q. vou ssv
exclaimed Mrs. O'D0wa ssSure TIA not
many that would do that same. 40 there
But ye needn't be frssegSersea aberst ts...
Ittie bsasgard. Faith he'd find bis vr,,v
from Harlem TO the Batshery. 30 Re
would" az
IN such genial eonve-se the ,grne
P4ssea away. while Tcsrlrnv and his
nsot1er supped on salt nackerel ara
Two baked potatoeS. And when Ton,r,,v
faaI been tucked away Tor the nIear
~ nas mothers bed undes- the rr,snte,
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Ger. =. -: 81 T. 4 8 r. Ger. s..
r.. Tex Tac- tsrstS. - ~: Texas Pa
csssr secanAS. = IS. Ersoa Paelne Egsss
OK lSss 10 rs: West Shore Is. is -
stock oaotAteas-
Atehzxo1. SIS Adarss Express. -.
Aiton. Tsrre HAate. 81: Aisea. TsrTe
Haase. RI. Is bad American Express.
re. Baltimore e onac. s. caaasa P2elne.
Is IS. Ca1aza Southern. -: Central Pa
csse. Il. cHes~ & osio. II "a. cAesgo
Astaa. as hsa: Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy. n Is: clzscagp Gas. q 81. Goa
sogiaatess Cas-. ~. {. c. {. & St Loags.
S1-a: Ceic-a.s0 Coal & iron. s. Cotton Osl
Certificates a. Del Hudson. Is as Del.
Lack. & West. ~ is. Den & r e..
pfd,. g -. DisfHlsrs & Cattle Feeders
Co. - Is. Ere. ~; DO Pfc. =: Fort
Wayne. ls7 bSs3: Great NeEthsra pfd-.
las. Chicago s Eastern Illinois. pfd.. g -:
Hooking Valley. Il SIS. Illness Central. Ss.
st. P2al & Duluth. q: Kansas & Texas.
pfd.. - Is. Like Erie 4 West. is IS;
Do. pfa.. -; Lake Shore. 1s7: Lead Trust,
81 81: Louisville G. Nashville. IS. Louis
vile & New Albany, L.: Manhattan
Consolidated. ies 10: Memphis & Charles
ton. 10 bid: MEc4asgSn Central. n: Missouri
Pacific. e Is: Mobile 4 OHIO. II 81: Nash
vile Csiatt., s: Natsonas Coryaage. 5 IS;
GO. pfd-. II IL: n. J. Central. 80 -: Nor
folk & West. rsa.. Is: North American
Co. Il: Northern Pacific. rs; 90. pFd.,
IS 81; L. p, Denver & Gulf. s. Norta-
western. 81 Ia; 90. pfa.. IA, y. Y. cea-
traa. e Is: ~ Y. & New England. 3 Is,
Ontario & Western, Il ~. Oregon In
rroyemenf. II: oregon Nay. -. Oregon
Short Line 4 Utah Northern. :: P4eaic
Mai. z rs: Pearia. Dee e Evans. s1-s.
Patsburg. IL BID; Pullman Palace. lss:
Reaalns. Is 5-s; Richmond Terminal. i.
Go. pfa, 20; Rlo Grande Western. 1875;
DO. pfd., IS: Rock Island, 81 rs: st Paul.
% S-s. 90. pfd., ils -. St Paul & Ofnahs.
. IL; Do, pfi, liz bid; southern Pacific.
IS Ia; Sugar Refinery, 50 -: Tenn. Coal
& Iron, Is -: Texas Pacific, SIS, Tos. 4
o. Cen, pfd.. q; Union Pacific. II s-S;
L. S. Express. g. Wabash. ST. L. & Pac..
G: do. pfd., - SIS; Wells Fargo Express,
le5; Western Union. IS rs: Wheeling q
l.. f.. 10 IA: do. pfd.. % IL: MINI & ST.
Louis. s 10: Den. & r. c., lei-2: Gen.
Electric. 50 IL; Natl IInseea. II 81; Gel
Fuel s l.. . IL; do pfd 20. H. K Tex.
cent, : Il; Toll \. \. & North Mich. .;
To, st. Louis & X. c, !; do. pfd.. 6.
shares sold.
Total sales Of stocks today were 7o.eso
shares. including American Sugar. l., 500:
Burlington. 2,4ea; Dlstiilins, 9a.eo0: General
Electric. 100: Reading, 1900: st. Paul.
1884, United states Cordase. 2.5oa
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G nlrssEp CHRISTMAS rrnx.

w~rrs sowsy Ynaager cradle.
f.nyne ~ snsanf = piaaut8va cry.
0rssse 4 rrsghty anges cs15Tus
urekn the earth and flied the SKY.
49, sfsn reArgg gales descending
- tse wing ~ early morn.
- ksa come % hear tire tidings
SrEat The son & God was born
* was crzassa n nsanger.
Ssst Ffls reign shall never cease
- rlx hanH He holds TIE sceptre
n esernai iese ard peace.
esssl that hoss q shining angels
tgowegs Ger Us from the SKI.
49, fossy their song rolls onward.
assiery be to God on high"
4. ~ soy. the holy rapture,
s4.rso " q child - born.
rsrsn " q son Is given"
rorse aud hai1 His advent morn.
go the holy. weave It's branches
rrso gafizads while We sing
csary. Tlory ln the highest.
fslory 70 the newborn King.
aee,sat prophets IN their visions
saw His coming from affair.
- fneIr eyes behed the brightness
f,f His lovely natal star.
uav that star our souls Illuming
u'sfE its pure celestial ray,
caida our footsteps to the cradle
where the frfant Savior lay.
rs.,sss3ah, ffaileiujah.
pig the bells IL tuneful chime.
n fbe sacred memories cIinging
Roand The happy Christmas tlnes
PIG the bells. and ring them gladly.
ssfd their echoes far away.
xhae We tell the grand old story
OF the blessed Christmas day.
Fanny Cra9hf
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aanrsE nrw.

Port Townsend, Dec 9A-Arrfwed. Sr5rs
Louis Wsssh za1 McSear from San Fran
csscc. 81 Saualuo. ship GIary ~ Ire Seas.
sron san Frarcisco ror Comox; tug Tray-
elie-. from fravs harbor. PASSED Up Sg8n1
with Disable. ssGr-Enasse1 schooner n
tow. Sailed. British ship Scottish Dale.
IN tow o. tas Tyee. E0r colamhsz river.
No news reserved from tugs Pioneer and
Hoiyoke. sent out yesterday 70 search for
eereEict Southern CAief.
San Francisco. Dec. tf.-Arrivei-Asiee
blanchard, from Portland for Astoria
Cleared-Geo. ". Elder. fer Astoria ard
Portland: Columbia. for Astoria and Port
land: CITY OF Paeela, for Victoria and
Port Townsend.
D<parted-Sehoonsr Rose Sparks. fer
hunting ard fishing: Gaelic. for Hong
SlEsiaw river.
Ereights ard charters-Amertcan ship
India. coal, frcn Sanasmo 70 San Fran
cisco.
The barkentine Troptc Bird arrived
from Tahiti this morning. She encoens-
cred haavy gales throughout the voyage.
The steamer Arawa. which vas sahSti-
tutea for the M0ncwal on the Australia
and Hawaii run, w'sli probably rot make
more than one trip 10 san Francisco.
The Union Steamship company snten1s
to place a regular passenger steamer on
the run. The Arawa il a splendid vessel
for the cold storage trade, being specially
fitted with refragerators. but she Is too
oidfasfaoaed TO accommodate the regular
passenger traffic OF the route between
San Francisco and the ansiT-oies. The
Aenowad Is TO take the place OF the
wrecked wairarapa between Auckland.
Sydney, etc. and viii not return TO this
port
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Tacoma Marine New.

Tacoma. Dec. Especial British ship
Eliisland left today with cargo of 3sl9
tons Of wheat for the United Kingdom.
Steamer walla walla took ore passen-
ger. q. T. Boynton. and cargo OF I.2oo
tons Of grain and -four and twenty tons
OF household furniture from Tacoma for
San Francisco.
The Monterey Is taking on go tons Of
British Columbia coal from the comox
mines.
Steamer Unatiiia brought in 10 tons Of
general merchandise from san Francisco
today. She will take out leo tons Of
grain.
Steamer Island Belle took out carload
of -four and ten tons OF beer for What
com and quantity of coffee for Fair
haven
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| GOOD JOKE ON
TOMMY O'DOWD.
sY MICKEY FINN.

ne shaaows 81 Christmas eve were fall
i1r ever the CITY as George Thomas. a
rrntsy. stepped down on the sidewalk IN
Park place on his way homeward Hsz
safalag capacity was SIS per week. bur
hessase 81 the prevailing hard times his
iasuns had been reduced TO 81. This
ssm xIsh some small change. comprised
k.s cash capital. As ne battenea his coat
sseat bis neck be reflected ruefuily that
fbss vas very small sum with which 10
rset his expense and 10 buy Christmas
presents. The 81 md blew briskiy down
PARK place as he walked toward Broad
xsy. fhlnklEg Of the coming rent day.
TIE empty coal bin and the new dress
ke had promised his wife. His thoughts
we're saadened a. he remembered thai
rs little boy would have been nearly
ysags old bad be lived until Christmas.
there was q sense Of construction ia his
thFoaf as he thought OF last years Christ
ms tree. bright with spaHgies, irradiated
with light and whtened with popcorn
balls Then against the walls OF MEM
or stood out clear and distinct the figure
or bis little boy standing in his white
rlghig0wn in the gray dawn of Christ
mas day. with flushed checks and eyes
dsnciag with delight. looking at the mar
vicious Christmas tree.
On Park row. near the corner OF
Chambers street. there is a toy store of
nest wonderful variety. Spread out on
The counters are cheap mechanical con-
ariganees Of every conceivable description.
Throaga the dusty wlndowpanes can be
seen boxes Of tay soldiers. jumping Jacks.
miniature candles. small plates and saa-
GERS and all those innumerable little
things - dear to little persous.
As Thomas came down the street his
mind in,sat oa his own misery. his gaze
fell upon enc OF the most pathetic fig
ues he had ever seen Before the window
o. the toy store stood a little boy. whose
hose was fAltened against the pane. His
body shivered with the cold. but his soul
vss ailame With desge which was ex-
pressed Ia his hungry eyes. Thomas es-
;iusaied his age as wears. lie wore an
oiA oVereoaf which had evidently been
made for hoy twice his age. Pins
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Steamer General Candy has been taken
on the Tort Orchard run ana VIII be
laid up temporarily.
Tug Boydsn towed the bark Ajax from
the coal bunkers To Tacoma yesterday
with $50 tons Of coal
Steamer clan Mcdonald started last
night to make round trips from this
port to the skaglt river
Steamer Resale came off the marine
ways yesterday and went on her regular
run to Victoria last night.
steamer Mabel arrived yesterday from
Snohofnish river with fail cargo of
general MERCHANDISE. fish ana hops.
Steamer Utopia ar. ised from Nancouver,
b. c.. late Sunday night with 100 tons Of
railroad iron and 100 barrels of lime for
this port
Steamer Signal arrived at Schwabaoh-
ers wharf last evening at O'Clock vita
. cargo OF Oriental freight from Van
couver. b. c.
All the tugs belonging TO the Seattle
rug g Barge company have been ordered
IN to the nearest ports 10 spend Christ
mas.
Stsames TmaliiIa arrived at 3 o'clock
yesterday Morning Tor San Francisco
With 20 tons OF freight ami the fo!log-
ing passengers for this port: Al. Clark.
T. Herman. W. r. Mills. Mrs. ". z.
Mtls. Hiss Tucker, Miss Rowe. ". j.
Donald A. c. Schumacher an4 sixteen
steerage passengers.
Steamer Walla walla sailed yesterday
morning at o'clock Tor san Francisco
with a full cargo OF wheat ana The fol.
lowing passengers from this port. Fred
Burner II. +. james. c. H. Hoffman. Or
ami Mrs. Brown f. c. Hanson AMI wife
J. I. Epier. W. q. Jackley. J. L. STAN
and wife. Mrs. L. Eaton and lS storage
passengers.
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ssasred tae place 0f buttons on the gar
Beat Ills feet we're thrust into pair
q sellow galtegs. assidGous wear Afford
~ excellent bat cruel ventilation. His
neassrs held up by pieces OF string. were
t'ased and wlnnewed Ia manner sug-
ssssye OF the fact that the boy had been
saaaisd upon poverty's knee. Thomas
tass Ia all these details as he stopped
sssids the boy and watched him. The
AaaFaieI expression in the nttie face.
e flneAed nostrils. the blue circles un-
a. he eyes ana the wolash look on the
va features faded away as the ehild
tsfsse 10 Thomas and said:
Sas, mister. lir me up so 1 kin see
= saaay clsareties1"
EAoTas lifted the boy IN bis strong
Ans - that HIS range OF vision To-
s'sss1 at The Tantalas delights ot the
ss-asF
slsa ne uaa3er vas goin' Z hay
: Assmus tree. hut she says she can't
ttse acne as year cause she ain't sot
dasl. She scrubs iu sc Morse build
e gets 81 a week say. OATS lot o
ssass s,e-t Ug Ha.iy sect lseok at
4sSy ltle Tin solari Aia't he a cor
II Mister is yeur ut0e boy goln' %
A kelsmus trces''
~ sfga.3 rot thls year sonny"
@sas replied My Atue boy Is II
asvea
Rssre's a4se Across &c rlverg''
tes e IS across The river replied
30, easely putting the little felie@
apoa tae sidewalk What Is year
b gataaes.
Tenmy o'naN8." replied the boy.
- l5ye so Middle Alley
Nsi Tamo,y sal3 Thomas. ''yeu 70
re % the telegraph Office and then
y s. eeme allh you."
1aa S. Rand ga hand. the strangely
~sed ps.c went 90 the telegraph
and Taanss sent THIS dispatch %
. We IN Harlem:
oesr No,i5e Obtained down town bs
.artant business. WIN be home at
/ sssacA
- you kuav the way he1le ASKED
VIA as they came cut q TIE tele-
- cHee I'm fsrk Row again.
II, ass @s$8 Tommy. srorufully.' !
all 81 streets Ne goes Down New
AAsats ssoseg tsa ye goevs 60 k1sosF'
- ae0 BE s,ses Gown Roosevelt tai ye
g ChFrs. ca den ) are - Mtiile
Ny followed thIs stincrsry. T0nass'y
s sead a. plat 0mt the way.
~ catered Middle Alley estWeea two
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HOTEL AgEIyALs.
nnrEr. nrLr.ER-

Mr. and Mrs. T. l.. Baker. Port Town
send. 1ohu A. Smith, CoupevjlIe: T. r.
Drake. Falrhayen. 6. 4. Tyler Maple
Valley. Alex NsDonaia. n. , Mcdonald
Charleston. Frank Nelson. Ia Coauer.
William Kennedy 81 Paui. Miuu-; X e
Atea. san Frarcisco. lee Bright q. u
Wo0dcoek. kamtlehie. =. 4. Davis. Gil
man. y ISIS Matte PcTr,ne CORTLAND. q. .
Pred FUifer kasio = c. l. Rhiassn-
thai. Fortl4aa: Caltta r. Ferry and wlfe.
f,dmonds = = siexel ard ntge. Maunf
Vernon. q 4. French, Knoxville. Igak. /.
Jas or German, Mexico CITY: Hiss Nellie
t;raves. Mrs. Graves. over Hart
Charleston. Alexander Mcleod New
W-hate J ~ Hemphla. utsalaay, II
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

The Board OF Trade.

Chicago, Dec. 2f--Cattlo--Good choice
dressed beef and shipping steers sold
higher. They were scarce, and. although
in active demand were saleable at an
advance OF l59tzo cents. Compared with
last Wednesdays prices. good 10 best
goods show gain OF e5Gi5oc. This bulge
is not generally regarded as permanent.
bat rather as a consequence of the re-
cent very light receipts. Local shippers
wautst but few cattle. and the canning
demand being inconsiderabIe. holders OF
common stock were unable TO DO more
than unload a last weeks closing prices.
Cattle that were good enough 10 sell for
more than $i25 were scattering. the av-
erage quality being common.
There were stale hogs enough to bring
the supply up 10 S2001, and that appar-
entity vas all the trade required. for
there WAS no appreciation in values
Good heavy and medium weights sold
rather strong. but light and common
grades were not readily turned over at
Saturdays prices. The shipping de-
mand was small. No good heavy hogs
were. offered. and while best grades we're
QUOTA around $40. there was compare
lively little business al over sts5. From
si.4o4tA55 bought the bulk of the lots av-
eraging over 20 pounds. and sil5ss4 Is
were prices most frequently paid for
light weights. There were many sales
OF piss and light mixed stun az g. 750
40 The close was duh
About 5000 sheep were on the market
or these about 1000 were left from last
week. The market was moderately ac-
tive, and anything sold readily. Sheep
were quoted from sL50a3.5o: the bulk
selling at sZ50a3-75 Lambs were quoted
from S22594, and the majority were
Ss.sa4s.7s.