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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-30
An Old Lady Teething.

ELKHARr, Ind, March 9.--Mrs.
Lucretia Palmer, aged 81 years, lives
with her son, Daniel Ryther, at 4l3
Aspinwald avenue, this city, and, al
though she has been toothless for
years, full sets Of upper and lower
teeth are slowly but surely pushing
their way through her gums. The
teeth are clearly discernible, and
should the old lady continue to live
awhile longer, for which her present
health augurs more than favorably,
she will be as we'll fixed for teeth al
anybody. She has been a member
OF the Methodist church seventy
seven years. She is wonderfully
bright and active, sees and hears as
well as ever, and puts in her time
reading, sewing, and knitting.
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Especial bespnich 10 G'obe. Democrdt.)
WORMS FAIR, CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. M. -
No award has ever been made so gratifying
to st. Louis people and SO justly merited
rs the one given to-day by the Columbian
jury Of the Worlds Fair. consisting of con-
noisseur< and chemists II the highest rank,
to the AnheuSer- Busch Brewing Associa-
ton. By methods Of unrivallcd business
enterprise, and by using the best material
produced in America and Europe, exclud.
ing corn and other adulterants or surro-
gates. the different kinds Of the Anheuser-
Busch beer have become the favoritcs with
the American peorle, and have now con.
gucred the highest award In every particu-
lar, which had tn be considered by the
Columbian jury. The high character Of
the award given to-day 10y the jurors will
he better understood hen II l. known that
the different beers exhibited by the An
heuscr- Busch Brewing Association had to
compete with hundreds Of the most excel
lent displays Of other brewers. The fact
that no other conccrn has received so
many points for the various essential quail
tiles Of good beer confirms anew the firms
reput7 ton a. the leader 81 oil American
beers. aud Mr.. Adolphus Busch can feel
proud over this result 20 Justly nieritcd.
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ABOUT YOUR BOYS.
Treat Them a. Though They Were
Of Some Importance.

~ SShi0
Treat your boys as though they
were OF some importance II you
would have them manly aud SEN
reliant.
Be careful of the littlecourtesies.
You cannot expect your boy to be
respectful, thoughtful, and kind un-
less you first SGT him the example.
III you would have your boy make
you his confdant, take an active in
terest in all he does; don't be too
critical and ask for his views aud
opinions at all times.
Don't keep your boys In ignorance
OF things they should know. 1t is
not the wholesome truth, but the
unwholesome way in which IL is ac-
quired that ruins many q young
man.
Don't act a. IL you thought your
boy amounted to nothing, or be con-
tinually making comparisons be-
tween him and some neighbours son
to his disadvantage; nothing will
dishearten him quicker.
Don't think that anything is good
enough for tie boys and that they
don't care for nice things. Have
their room fixed up a. nicely as
possible, let them understand il is
to be kept in order, and the result
will justify your pains.
Furnish your boy with good,
wholesome reading matter. Have
him read, too, and with you. Dis.
cuss with him what you read, and
draw out his opinions and thoughts
upon the subject. Help him to think
early for himself.
Make home a pleasant place; see
to IL that the boys don't have to 20
somewhere else to secure proper
Freedom and congenial companion
ship. Take time and pains to make
( them feel comfortable and content.
ed, and they will not want TO spend
their evenings away from home.
Pick your sons associates. See tn
il that he has no friends you know
not about. Take an interest in all
his troubles aud pleasures, and have
him feel perfectly free to invite his
friends to the house. Take q little
pains to make him and his friends
comfortable aud happy. He will
not be slow to appreciate IL.
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A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr.. j. II.
Loper, we'll known druggist OF Des
MOines, Iowa, for over six months.
AT times the pain was so severe that
he could not lift anything. With
all he could do no could not get rid
OF it until he applied Chamberlain
Pain Balm. 81 only made three APP
plications OF it," he says, "and have
since been free from all pain" He
now recommends il to persons stint
larly afflicted, IL is for sale by all
dealers, Benson, Smith N CO., agents
Tor the Hawaiian Islands.
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Hawaiian
Electric
Company.
Notice to Consumers !


The new works NJ the Hawoiion
Electric Co. BEING nor completed,
r r"" ' !. r, ,"""',S to . ."r tue s "s"
,om.r.
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Little Ethel! II dess III marry
George Sweet wen he grows up"
Mother; you like him, do your
Little Ethel; "N-o, not much; but
he's JUS as fond Of chocolates a. |
AN '--Ssss NtW,
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Printed aud Blocked whom desired.

e7r No job |. allowed to leave Ihs VI
hoe unIl II gives sAlIsissusp.
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The Prize
Awarded !
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co.
Wins the Prize at the
Worlds Fair with their
EAGLE" Brand Beer.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. %, 1888.
MEssRs. MACrARLANE & Co.. Id,
Honolulu, II. /.
Dear Sirs:-We have mailed you a copy
OF the GiObc-DemOcrdt announcing the great
victory won by the ANuErsER- Busch Asso.
CITATION with their EAGLE" Brand OF
Beer.
ISigned
sUsER-BusCH BREWING Asso.
CITATION.
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NOTICE.

TINE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
/ existing between Frederick Harrison
and Arthur Harrison under the firm name
Of Harrison Bros" ~ contractors and
builders, has been by mutual consent dis
solved, and all partlc, owing said firm are
hereby notified that payment ui the same
must ho mude to i'rrdr, irk Harrison, Mhu
u authorized 10 settle said business within
thirty day from date,
FREDERICK HARRISON,
ARTHUR HARRISON.
Honolulu, n, l., March ~, Iva.
s,A-lw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-28
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer City of Puebla will arrive to-
morrow morning from San Francisco.
Tug Magic towed the schooner Carrier
Dove out to sea from Tacoma yesterday.
The ship Levi G. Burgess will probably
be loaded and ready to sail next Friday.
Barkentine John Wooster is 1t the bunk
ers taking on Franklin coal for San Fran
cisco.
Bark Oakland was towed TO Salmon bay
Yesterday 10 load lumber from Stimson s
mill for San Pedro.
Steamer Portland is expected this morn
ing from San Francisco with q cargo OF
general merchandise.
Tug Tacoma arrived yesterday from Port
Townsend and viii be inspected today by
the government inspectors.
Steamer Utopia made a direct trip TO
Vancouver Monday night and viii bring
back cargo of Oriertai freight.
Steamer Um&tilla arrived at the bunkers
Yesterday and took on fuel. She leaves 81
o'clock tomorrow morning with fall
cargo OF freight
The following storm signal vas received
Yesterday: Continue information signal.
Storm of Columbus river: OF shore gales
s.onx the coast will continue"
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LoSpoS. Nov. 27.-Bar silver. 2sisd;
consals, 1855. Bullion out Of the Bank
Of England, 11ol, 900. Bank of England dis
count rate. , per cent
New YogS, New. 1.-THE Erening Poets
London cable says: The stock markets
we're generally quiet and steady today, but
dull and dat in the case OF Americans,
with a fall of IA TO Ii. The general rate
on Americas was I1si. French exchange
is hrmer. but gold Is going from here TO
Paris. A large Russian loan is expected
TO be issued at Paris soon.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27.-Nheat-Spot, firm;
demand, fair; No. red, winter, 4s
10Ld; No. red. spring, IS 81; Ne. lard
Manitoba. SIS 31sd; No. 1 California, IS
21sd; futures, closed steady: November. As
ios.d; December, Is lll4d; January, Is
MA; February. Is u4d; March, Is
MD; April. As "a.
Corn-Spot, steady: American, mixed,
IL lid: futures. closed quiet; business was
heavy and steady; December. 6s Id; jan
uary, As 5z4d; March, Is 411di April, Is
4Isd.
Flour-Firm; demand. fair and freely
supplied; ST. Louis fancy, winter, IS.
Pork-Firm; prime mess western, 62s
Sd: do, medium, SOS.
Hops-Not quoted.
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TACOMA Shipping News.

TACOMA, Nov. 27-lspecial. Collier
San Bsnito left today With 5000 tons Of
coal tor San Francisco.
The tug Monarch arrived in port today
having in tow the ship Francis. which she
towed all the way from San Francisco, $50
miles, making the distance in i've days
and fifteen hours. The first day the YES
sells experienced northwest winds and
could make but four miles an hour, but
the powerful tug steamed along with her
heavy tow Just the same. This 10 the
longest deep-sea tow ever made on the
Coast The tug was engaged TO save
time in getting the Francis here. She is
under charter by Balfour, Guthrie 4 Co.
to load wheat for Europe. The Monarch
has returned.
steamer Monte Cristo will take out
twenty tens of hay from the Tacoma Mill
Company's general store to Shelton.
The ship Francis arrived today from
San Francisco in tow of the tug Monarch.
She will load wheat for the United King
dom.
Schooner Olga cleared today for Santa
Monica with cargo of lumber from the
81. Paul and Tacoma mill.
Ship Gienmorag viii arrive from Seattle
tomorrow and unload about 5000 barrels
of cement, then load wheat for the United
Kingdom.
The steamer Henry Bailey. now ashore
on Point Susan, has been sunk six times.
and this 10 the third time she has gone
down off Point Susan.
Bark Gerrnania went on the dry dock
YESTERDAY.
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THE STATE or TRADE
SAN Francisco. Nov. 27.-Vegetable
market siow and well supplied with sea-
sonabls varieties. Fresh fruits weak;
oranges. declined; grapes, firmer. Butter
market, easy; eggs, frmsr; cheese shows
no change Poultry market dull: turkeys.
plentiful aud weak; game unchanged.
Closing-Wh - Steady; May, SLooss.
Bariey-Qniet; December, SAC.
Corn-Si25.
Bran-siS5 90 per ton.
HREApsTUFFs AND GRAINS.
Flour-Falnsly extras. 81. 4oG3A5: ba-
kers' extras, sa3Q@3 40; supertine, 81
@25a
Wheat-Thers is some little business
doing on shipping account, but the market
is not "a active as ID ought 10 be- Fair
trading prevails in speculative circles
Shipping wheat. sSa.c for No. l. with s9e
for choice product Purchases for milling
purposes are OF fair volume st a21s8sSS<c,
the latter . full figure. Wsila Nalis " heat
is still on the market a, s0Gl s2ilc.
Bariey-RuSiness is largely confined 70
feed descriptions. though the volume OF
transactions is not o! heavy magnitude.
Brewing harley is not offering freely.
Feed. fair 70 good. soGS2lzc; choice, 50
@21sc: brewing. 99Gaec
JAS F&AtS - u y NttsA4 @AtVAr
There is demand all the time. but IL 10 not
OF large proportions, buyers apparently
being content with enough to satisfy cur
rent wants Stocks continue liberal, espe-
e{sIlv of com mon qualities and quotations
EXHIBIT no strength Milling. sie1i 1871 !:
snrprise. si.o7ss@L17ts; fancy feed. slo5es
/ 10. good 10 eaolce, s2lacefsi; poor n
fair. s7sx sssac; black, 81 isStLSo red,
$lOT1slA.i5. gray. 92tsc&$L
Produce receipt.--Flogg, quarter sacks,
II as. wheat cenfals, 4 40o; barley. csn-
tsis s4s: oats. centals. Pas. beans, sacks,
5oas; corn, eentAis. 2aZ3s potatoes. SACKS,
ISL, onions, sacks, 30; bran, sacks, l,Si7.
FINAScfAE
praft.~-On sight, New York. par. Drafts
Telegraph, New York. per 500. sc.
Silver bars, S21s esti2i &C.
Mexican dollars. a@SsstAic.
wrxzSs STOCKS
Alta. 2s: Alpha Consolidated. 3; Andes.
IS. Belcher. "a: Relic isisi 8; Beet 4
Beseh~r. -: Bo.sle gons0lldsted, 50; bu4
hsu. -, bul.er So.laatcd, 5: Cafe
aania %: Challenge Consolidated. 81;
Cho.lar. "a; Cor tdsnes. leo: Consolidated
California aaa Nirg;nia. @S5; Consolidated
Imperial. I. 17oSn Point s.; Gould 4
Currse. -. Haze 4 NorcrusS. lie; Justice.
Il. LAZY Washington Consolidated. =.
Msxican, -. Mona : Meant Dlab.o. To-;
n~ctdsntaI Consolidated. = opnir. 10
Overraan. Is. FotoSt. SRs Savage. IS Sierra
Nevada e.. SILVER hlar. 2; Itan Con
.,ls9.te4 s.. Yeliow jacket 6
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new YORK uasKErs.

Nrw yoKx. Nov. e7.-Although the gen
e~Al Impression this morning was that the
directors of tie Northwestern would. at
tbesr meeting, scale sns Gividsad. there
was 80 much Of TIE element 81 doaoi IN
tie Situation skas nsEy q sas Shorts vent
20 cover. and theis purchases eoansersctsd
70 sonns sxteut the selling Of ether opsFs'
so-s. 50 onlv = loss Of J. Tsr cent sss
rnaas from last nightss elossHs prsee- Tbs
decline ass quickly recovsrei, and on she
circulation Of report ta&: the .a4l dive
asnd had kesn declared a. advance OF -5ss
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HooUIAM. WASH. Nov. 70 Especial T.
Arrived Sunday-Str Cosmopolis; for
Aberdeen. schr Gen. Banning. Sailed from
Aberdeen-Schrs Charles Z. Falk and
American Girl. all TO and from San Fran
cisco.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 27.--Arrived.--
Oceanic. from Hongkong. Yokohama and
Honolulu Departed-Farallon, for Port
Angeles; bktn North Bend. for Gray's
harbor; schr Laura May. for Grav's ha--
Dor; schr Spokane, for Port Gamble.
Freights and charters-American blk Ark
wright, lumber, from Puget sound to Port
Prize; American sh Raphael, coal, from
Departure bsv TO San Diego.
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H0rxL rIELEk


A yopus4r poes % long ago Gree dreamed ss
s.sxelt IN rzzrhls hxlis.f ard fo2Sa nau1n .ef-s-
ssrtkoc IN hls dream To-Day Re $50 can
xsrra A tsexss eFsr ~TAs AsTEs~N est&rs L&as.
via TIE aa3s1 pzSsaaes for sissviag car ssss BE-
s~sxa Msnsesaolis, 81. Fsng sse ghseags. car
ee /. klnz fer fS1rseea hSE-s- wsEe sarrous1i ngs
sseh IS -o.ozSz h1rasssi BsyeT saw saa with .
service equally az good. sac ds;Aiss OF which
wouia Gil al hszs at study tcr tie tr.xs4sF,
ssAgng tzas 81 shs &C Hslls run rssas by tnas
tr.sr Ia . sfuxis afgAt +. ~ Parker. Puget
soEas sgsst. 81 sreEt ssEest, seattle
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CHICAGO sIARkErs.
TIE RoAKn on rnAnx.

CHICAGO. Nov 27.-Sew York reported
foreigners IS moderate sellers of wheat ~
the opening. Brcafrecf's report Of the Wis
lille supply only gave shs stocks in shi.
country. and the cable yrarn gave the stocks
in Europe. is was explained from New
York. The report gave stocks east Of the
Rockies IS increased / 81, 900 bushels for
the week, and west increased 4e9 600 bush
els. The market. which had been sell
maintained around &C up TO ;hat tine.
soon thereafter gave Say sad was out. aad
one-ha.f hsur from the close Nav was
down TO sssSc Closieg cables gave Liver
rscoI. London, Paris. Berlin and Antwerp
az ali higher Nav closed 81 seq Corn
Was featuriess. MAY opened ss.4ss<c. bat
soon declined 20 So. Ii recovered 70
49s<t7 ssa.c. nnd thsn tended gradually
do sn again, closing 81 4s1xc. 0Ats--Msy
sod from 3zs.c up 20 32ssc, and down TO
size. whers Is closed. Receipts OF hogs,
whieh we're 400 lsss tA2n vas estimated
ard prices for them we're reported from
tie yards 81 from Sc &c higher. started thu
prnvissoa market at an advances, the
prices ~ The beginning being the best Of
the aav. TIE close. compared xitn the
resting prsees Of the previous daw, showed
tue foliowing losses: Pork, i7ssc; ribs,
Ice; lard fae.
Closing. weeas-Novsnbs-, Sc: Dsoezn-
Der 50 &. s4s.e
Cora Sovsmssr. ss1sc bid. December,
4ss.c
Barasy--Sze.
Rye-AnS-
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There was fair movement of trade yes
ierday in both the merchandise and pro-
dues markets. In the produce line prices
we're but little different from the preceding
day. although on inferior stock, of which
there is considerable in market there is
scarcely any standard of value, the selling
price being generally determined by what
the buyer chooses to pay. Receipts of
produce yesterday were heavy aud IN
some particulars excessive, but IL was
fairly we'll distributed. Fresh fruits are
scarce and the demand Is of small proper
tions. Supplies of oranges are becoming
more liberal and prices are gradually set
Ting down to figures that will enable con-
sumption to become general In the near
future. Lemons are in moderate supply
snd selling fairly well. Bananas and
other tropical fruits are quite abundant
and meet with fair inquiry. Nuts are
dull at the quoted rates. Grapes are pien-
tilll and prices are weak and tending
downward. Apples are selling we'll, and
asking prices are well sustained. Pears
are plentiful and prices are low and easy.
Vegetables are In good supply and sales
are liberal at reasonable prices.
Dairy products are in good supply and
tie quoted rates are held steady. Ranch
tggs are firm and have an upward ten
dsncy. Poultry Is quiet and supplies are
On the increase.
The wheat market is rather quiet and
prices are on the down grade.
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The New Trsnscsntinentai short Line.
Consisting of the Northern Paciae-Bur-
iington route via Billings, has recently
been opened. This line shortens the jour
ney considerably between Puget sound aud
all points IN the Black Hills country, in
Nebraska. Kansas, Missouri. Arkansas
and all Southern and SOUTHEASTERN points.
II traverses . section of country rich in
historic scenes and unequaled for beauty
and fertility, affording altogether most
enjoyable overland trip. For tickets, etc,
apply TO any Northern Pacific agent. l. A.
Nadeau, General Agent Seattle.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ HIN OF IL 81 N A LII p 4

" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA.
Steamers leave san francisco Tor Honolulu
Samoa. Auckland. n. z. and sydney y. = W..
without change.
Steamship Msriposa. Decenbor Is. p "A.
Honolulu only, Steamship Australia. Dee -
THoS A. GRAHAM. AGENT. srARR-BoYD
BLOCK. SEATTLE
W. MsnsTKR. Dist Aren't. Vancouver n. G.
]. ID. sPKEcxkLs n baos Co.. General Agsnts
San Francisco.
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SKAGIT RIVER RouTE-rtms CARD. steamer
- CLAN MCDONALD leaves Seattle Tuesday.
Nov. Il, at s a. nj Thursday. Nov. ~, at . IN.
saturday, Dee l, AZ M. leaves Mt Vernon
Wednesday, Nov. q. st q n.: Friday. Nor. 20.
at a. n; sunday, Dec 2. At = a m, calling az
Edmonds Richmond Beach. Everett. Tulalip,
Florence. Stsnwood, Fir, egsgst City. Nj Yer
ron and Avon. Fare 20 Seattle 81 Round trip
$i-g. Round trip 90 Tacoma, "a lilly. BO-
GARDUs & Co, Inc, owners aud managers
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STEAMER FARArLoN.

EIEAMEk FANAIAtINs
Dispatches steamers fos san Francisco Oct
Is, Nov 3, Nov. -. Dec s. and every 10 days
thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and frelghs rates can Re obtained by
applying TO ). g oAkAOiA4 Agent
Onion dock. foot OF Union street. seattle
Tasnhnnn 81
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Families supplied with bread, cakes and
pies, at the New York Bakery, OBS Front
street.
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LIVE tTotk.
Hogs-Receipts. $27.0ao head; market
active and firm aE Sc advance; pack
ers and shippers both bought freely
Sales range az s. 4ss4S0 for light: s4ieee
IS for rough hacking; S4leS54eo for
mixed, and S.. 25&1 - for pigs.
Cattle Rec.lpgs. 5. 500 head; there was
some inquiry for Christmas stock around
s. Is. but there we're Only few punches
OF cattle here tnat wers good enough 10
bring more than $Aa
Sheep-Receipts. { 90 head there vas q
little trading on basis of 75cVz $500 for
poor 20 extra qualities. the prevailing
prices being s. oo(a275, lambs were slow
AZ 81 50es35 81, according 10 quality.
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nAcIFIc NAvIaATIoN go.

pACIFIc NAVIGATION co.
Il Time Card. in effect Oct rs. 1884,
Seattle and Whntcom Route-State OF Wssh-
ington leaves Seattle daily except saturday at
20 ~ M. Seattle aud la Connsr koute-Far-
haven leaves seattle daily except sunday At 30
7. N. Tacoma spd Seattle koute--stste Of WASH
fngton leaves Seattle Tuesdays. Thursdays and
saturdays at 4 % q. 10.
YEsLER DOCK
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t1userysfions taken at al stations ats d m.
x11 usrieiaa time IS q. 70. Pacific ti1nel
GEoReE n. SALISBURY,
Observer In charge.
sfnxs AZ BATTLE HARBoR FOR TIE WEEK BE-
afsSIsG NOVEMBER ..
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

r.a DxrkxTxzsr OF AsRrcrLruzx,,
WgaTHER BUREAU,
PORTLAND, Or. Nov. q. Isesf
,-.srssx fer Wednesday: Light rain: warmer.
3. :. PAsUE. Fofecaster.
-~~~vr rrATks pEPxETgkxT OF AeRrcuLruRR.
WATER ErKzAu-DAILy BULLETIN.
SEATTLE Wash. Nov. 2, fsex
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poRT TOwNsEsD. PCRr ANGELES AND
Il DENGFEEss--
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily e1aspt MoadAs. TIsos card cosunsnciux
Tuesday. August q. fssk
Leaves seattle, 100 ma T0vnssni. 10. - q,
~ EGnxsasss. "a ns.s arrives Port Angeles lsSs
3, m: saves FsFt Anxs&ss, an 3 IA; leaves
Port Tosassad, 60 .. mEs arrives sssttis. $50
2 "a CITY DOCK Co, eesstis, Agseta
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PORTLAND GRAIN MAREET.
saS FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PoRrLASD, Nov. 27.-Whest-Valley,
,@T7Ikc; walla walla, zoo.
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SEATTLE, Nov. u. 1906

Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
Ind clearing houses today were:
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Jehbinr Quotations.

The following are the prices paid by re-
tail dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on the cars, or the iobbing rates
quoted by Wholesale dealers with ordinary
terms of credit.