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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-10
LIVE srocK
ENGLISH MARKETS.

LONDON. Dec. s.-Bar silver, Is Sled.
Cohsols, l02 1916. Bullion out OF Bank
Of, England, $1,000. Bank Of England
discount rate, 2 per cent.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. s-Close: Wheat-Spot,
dull; demand, poor. No. red, winter,
SIS ii4dI No. red, spring, stocks ex-
hausted; No. hard Manitoba. IS Cd; No. 1
California, 5s I'D; futures, closed steady
business. about equally distributed. De-
cember. Is lid; January, Is MD; Fsbru-
AIRY, As il1id; March, Is i1]fd.
Corn-Spot. frms American, mixed.
SIS I'D; futures. steady with near positions
lower and distant positions unchanged /;
December. IS I'D; January, IS I'D; Fehru-
airy, As 61&d; March, Is I'd; April, Is Sd
May. As Cd.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, e.
10s.
LONDON, Dec. 9-FaTm work has been
proceeding satisfactorily during the past
week. The market has been I'd lower
for River Platte wheat. " hich is now offered
at a shilling decline from top prices, while
wheat has been steady and Russian wheat
nominally unchanged. The small United
Kingdom stocks have helped the marker
out The Argentine crop scare has sub
sided. California wheat afloat was quoted
at 26s Red winter parcels, December de-
livery was quoted at 23s. Flour was firm
at 6d@is advance.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

SAN Francisco, Dec s.-There are fe W
changes TO report in fresh fruits. Berries,
hardly worth quoting after the rain.
Grapes firm but in light demand. Citrus
fruits weak. Good apples active. Vege-
table market dull. Potatoes and onions
have a weaker tone. Tomatoes quiet
Market for dairy produce weak In ali
lines, with heavy supplies of butter. Poul-
try. turkeys alone are active and higher.
Dressed birds sold mp TO i9c. Game in
fine supply and firm.
Closing: Wheat-Steady: December.
95I1c; May. sL02sz.
Barley-Firm; May, $3.50.
Corn-$l2a
Bran-si350 Ter ton.
RREADsTUFFs AND eRAISs
Fiour-Fanay extras. $S.4oQl255; ba-
kers' extras, S. 3oG34o; superiine. So
@255
Wheat-The situation changed today.
the market showing softer tone. with
prospects of further decline; 92i<c for Nc.
shipping. 93jsc FOR choice; milling grades,
sTis 9$i, Walls Wails. s0efS2o Tor damp [:
So 9sSc for good stock, and SIZE for
choice.
Barley-Demand. light; buyers holding
back in expectation of the late rain having
some lDHNEACc III f1NCIAAe hEAEEea ENcAs
fair TO sood, S0@s2jsc; choice, Ss5<9S 5c;
brewing, eoaa5c.
Oats-Market, easier under free offerings
Milling. SistL02iS; surprise, sl.O5GtLI5;
fancy feed. xi.02is GL07iS; good 10 choice,
9oGe7 &c; poor II tair. s53s71zc; biack.
sLl5GLS0; red, sL07h@LI5; gray. 921zo
@sL
Producs recsipts-Fioar, sacks, l4.0e4,
Washington, 72S2; wheat. centals, go;
Washington, Is, oi6 barley, eentaIs. i.40S;
Washington, lA.; oats, centals, 225:
Washington. s As; beans. sacks. 200;
potatoes, sacks. 6e1
FINANCTAE.
DrAfts-on sight, New York, 500. Sc.
Drafts-Teiegrap New York. per 500.
SIC.
Silver bars. 6ls.9sIl<e
Mexican dollars. 53iS@5lc.
MINING STOCKS
Alta. 10 Alpha Consolidated, Is; Andes.
20: Belcher. o.. Rest & Beicher e.: Bodie
Consolidsted. s.; Bullion, -, Bulwer Con-
solldatsd. s: Caledonia. 10. Challenge Con-
soiidated. -; Choiiar. s.; Confidence IS;
Consolidated California and Virginia,
$50; Consolidated Imperial, /: Con-
solidated New York. 4 Crown Point.
IS, Gould & Cnrrie. -; Hale s Norcross,
eS. Justice p kentuCk Consolidated, !
Lady Washington Consolidated. s.:
Mexican. 81; Mono. S. Mount Diahlo. 10:
Occideuta. Consolidated. :, Onhir, I70.
Overmau, Il: PotcSi. 81. Savage, IS:
Sierra Nevada. 81, Silver Hul. /; Union
Consolidated, -; Utah Consolidated, :;
yellow jacket, -.
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WATER FRONT NOTES

Steamer Willamette left Tacoma Satur
day for San Francisco with 50, 600 sacks oil
wheat
Ship Columbia was towed TO sea yester-
day by the Tyee with 2, 315 tons of Black
Diamond coal.
Steamer Umatilla arrived yesterday
from San Francisco with $50 tons of freight
and the following passengers: A. S. Mil
lar, c. d. Hoffman, f. c. knight and wife,
Miss Duff, Belle Latin, J. 7. White.
Steamer Walla Walla left yesterday for
San Francisco with q full cargo of grain
and the fol lowing passengers: Miss f. J.
Anthony. ID. 5. WInterberg, Z. +. Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Stiles. Miss Vonnie
Stewart, Miss J. Mcmillan, Miss +. Simon,
E. +. Bogart, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Morrill,.
Or. and Mrs Hurd, J. Lynch. Capt. ID. b.
Jackson, II. NJ. Goodali, ]. Z. Alden.
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John +. Miller Post, No. 81. last Tues
cay elected the following officers 20 serve
tne ensuing year: Commander. e n
senrsck; ). Y. c., W. ". Psrrigo: ]. V.
y, Alvin Q. Lincoln: chaplain, r. III.
Moss; surgeon, l. W. Carpenter: quarter
master, J. II. wilson: officer OF the day.
Amos Brown; officer OF the guard, George
Hooker.
Stevens Post, No. 1, last TUESDAY, even
ing elected the following officers to serve
Tor the coming year: Post commander.
r. III. Hurd; 5. v. C.. W.G. Hubbard; ].
'. g. J. NJ Wrestling; quartsrmas,er, s.
J. Benedict; surgeon, f. r. Stevens
chaplain, Rev. d. d. Proper; officer Of the
day. r z. Kilbourne; officer OF the guard,
James Price: trustees. l.. A. Treen, James
Alexander, ]. C. Conyery.
seyentesn delegates and alternates were
also elected TO represent the post ~ the
thirteenth department. encampment TO be
held at Spokane next June:
Deiegates-S. q. Benedict, J. r. Ball. A.
w. HASTE. II. s. Keene. w. p. HAYNES.
y. G. kilbourne, A ". Kent, r. s. Berry,
James Price, /. ]. Lichtenberg, John
Convrey, ID. ID. Proper, J. II. eagle, John
Taylor, G. +. Deibert. w. c. Hawthorn, +.
+. Hannah.
AIternates-P. A Morris. W. G. Hub
bard, J. z. Crawford. J. T. Ryan, A
Barney, A. II. Carr, E. X. Bushnell, NJ.
Bronson, Daniel Warner, D. Coiner, ]. w.
DE Mott. q. w. Lincoln, Charles Edwards,
William Far, w. I. Downs. }. r. Elcok, A.
i. Ripley.
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secressry, Mrs. Charles B. Hathaway
pmanent secretary. Mrs. r. NJ. WOOD !.
treasurer. Flora NJ. siiIiman.
Seasue Lodge, No. :, and gidgeley Re
1an' no 8. will hold Joint installation
:. 1ns hail In North Seattle, Friday even.
ing. January
usrmania Lodge. No. f0a will hold q
pubic installation a. the Turner hall.
sa'aIasy evening. January S. TO be fol-
lowed by dance.
11is EneampmentIsstv week conferred
'hs Soiden Ruie degree on one candidate
Inc tity lodges and Evergreen lodge
q rort biakeiey are drilling their respec-
I'VE teams for the competitive drill for .
zoe banner to Be given the first week in
February.
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NEW YORK MARKErs.
rnK - rvrRAvaK

NV YosE. Dec S-Ths feature Of SPEC
uiation on The stock exchange today was
the early realizing movements. operators
showing an anxiety 20 sscure some OF the
profits OF recent advances. Consequently
the trend Of prices wss downward, there
being. however. occasional rallies. due 20
the close of short contracts by traders y 30
preferred 20 hs cat Of the market over
sunday. More than one-hAlf Of tue days
business sas done IN Sugar. which aactu-
sssd within ? per cent range ard closed
81 = loss q only = from tire closing prices
81 yesterday. The Changers a3vsneed u
az IN the esrlv dealings, bus On tbe
receipt % Washington City adv5ces. say
ing that opposition wa. being developed
30 the railroad pooling bll 3 DE-
ciiEs Of / per cent n burlington. 2.
tn Rock Island ana :. IN 81
Paul 6 Northwestern. as Sat the
latter. Which recovered i. closing q. tie
lowsst az the day. In ne ceaiers. New
Jersey Central recovered a decline Of T..
On moderate selling: Laekassuaa, z and
Residing. <. Erie declined = ga sAs day.
Tie EaEkss closed AZ tie lowsss prices Of
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Values were shade easier in the local
wheat market Saturday as compared with
the preceding day. but quotations on
strictly choice stock are held steady.
Shippers are buying more freely and the
situation Is considerably more favorable
for the selling interest than for some time
past Milling grades are in good supply,
but sales cannot be called extensive.
In the local produce markets the move
ment was light and prices generally low
and weak. Navel oranges are arriving
quite freely, but the demand increases
very slowly. Choice stock is held quite
steady, but there are some sales at slightly
shaded figures. Seedlings are abundant
and very reasonable at present prices.
Grapes are scarcely worth quoting. choice
stock being scarce. Apples are plentiful
and cheap. Vegetables are meeting with
gobd steady inquiry. and the quoted
prices are well sustained. Dried fruits are
unchanged.
Dairy products are moving off we'll, with
values steady. Eastern eggs are more
plentiful. Poultry continues dali
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CHICAGO stARkEr-.
rHx noAEp or Tax

traders look for ar increase of / COO COO
bashsl. IN the visible. and shas vas largely
responsible FOR the decline in wheat az the
start. Wheat vas very weak a. the start,
~ &c under yssssrday's closing prices.
The csbles ware against H. The North-
ssst receipts maintained thslr previous
proportioaafe increase oTs- the year BE-
fore. ard TIE aggregate Of the primary
markets we're As large hs last year. and
compared with shipments froEn the sane
we're not sugEsstiye Ct sny tenSsney
toward the reduction e tbs visible. The
damage 20 the Argentine wheat crop vas
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the day. During the PAS. week trading in
stocks h.- been On an unusually large
scais the aggregate 81 the transactions b.
ing about /. ss9 COO. about oae-hasf Of
which Was in sugar alone. The speculation
in this stock v.s the feature Of the week
and was a. times attended by great excite
menE Sugar, common advanced So on
the weex ard toe prefsrre6 TX PER esns
The con mon stock sold at SIS on Monday
ard ssIs soday. beng the iow znI high
points respectively. and the last sale Vas
ei4. Important changes for the week:
Aavznces-Sew YORK. Ses Haven &
Hartford, %; Northwestern. s: Bur-
lfngfon, 2: Lsciede Gas, preferred,
3; common, s; Pittsburgh & Western,
preferred. %: Consolidated Gas, a1x:
Chicago Gas, 81 Declines: MInne.ots
Iron, 10; National State, FRS. preferred. 8;
Illinois Central, S: Metropolitan Traction.
"a. Railway and miscellaneous bead
market, very heavy during the day on .
very large volume of business, in which
Atcaisou sad Southern fyes were most
prominent The sales we're 81, osi .oea. On
the week the trading results are pretty
evenly divid ID betssen gains and losses,
with slight prspondersnee of advances.
Dealings reached the very heavy total OF
s-.T30 600.
Government bonds-Firm-
State bonds--lnactlve.
Railroad bonds-Str0ng.
Petroleum Strong; January options,
closed. ss74c eld-
FINANCIAL
Monev-On call, az l per cent; last
loan, 1 per cent; closed. ! per cent
Prime mercantils paper, 2lsGAiz per cent
Sterling exchange-FIrm out dull, with
actual business in bankers bills al 81 ssl.g
4 SD. for demand. and s4.s7t4G4s75s Tor
% days. Posted rates. s4.s7jzGiss. Com
merclal bills. 81 s6i4G4s61s.
Silver certincates-6li4c.
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tn. New rran.eoutlnsntAI short Line.

The New TraBseeBtlRentaI short Line,
Consisting OF the Nogthsra Paciae-Bur-
iington route via Billings. has recently
been opened. This ilne shorteus the jour
usv considerably between Puget sound and
al poiats IN the Black Hills country, IN
Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri. Arkansas
and al Southern and Southeastern points.
IL trsverzes = section OF country rich IN
historic scenes and unequsled for beauty
and fertility, &fordlng altogether most
ENJOYABLE overland trip. For tickets, etc,
Anp,y 70 any Northern Pacific agent. l. A
NadsAu. General Agent Seattle.
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son. of Temnerance.

The session of Queen City Division. No.
1, was especially interesting last Monday
evening.
Seattle Division, No. 2, received six
propositions and initiated three candida
last Tuesday evening.
Bethel Division. No. 6. of Auburn,
initiated FIVE candidates.
Rising Star. No. S.. OF Everett, received
a large number of new members last Sat-
urday evening.
Visitors from Queen City division and
Seattle division attended the session of
Monitor division Last Thursday evening.
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SON. of American Revolutions.

Seattle chapter of the Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution will have public meeting
tomorrow tTuesday) evening in the Cham
Der Of Commerce hall, Seattle National
bank building. to which they invite all
descendants OF the participants in the
revolutionary war who are entitled TO
membership in 1t or the Daughters of the
Revolution. Several prominent speakers
are expected to be present and will make
patriotic addresses.
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Seattle Council. No, 1874. seld its regu-
lar meeting last Friday and elected the
following officers for the year iS95: Re
gent. ]. +. Brown; vice regent, f. II.
Pike; orator. Prof c. Pagan; secretary, j.
+. Mclaughlin; collector. d. A. Galley /:
treasurer, @. A. Eckerly; chaplain, W. +.
MeElwaln; guide. T. A. Brown; warden.
c. W. FARMLAND; sentry. T. W. MeRain /,
orgAnist, Alex Myers; trustee for three
wears. A. NJ. Sawteile. The officers will be
installed the first meeting night in Jan
uNrV
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MARINE NEWS.

PoRr TOWNSEND, Dec. Especial. +
Sailed-Brig Tanner. from Tacoma for San
Pedro; sch Azalia, from Tacoma for San
Diego; str Walla Walla, for San Francisco;
blk wilma, from Nanaimo for San Fran
cisco. Arrived-Str Umatilla, from San
Francisco for Puget sound ports. Bks Vi
deite, Oakland and Tidal Wave tomorrow
will go from Port Madison TO Port Gamble
10 undergo repairs.
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zen. George H. Thomas Camp. No. /.
,. OF v, at its last regular meeting nomi-
mated officers for the ensuing year to be
elected at the next meeting, December Is
Capt. L. III. Leach, Of Robert Anderson
Camp, No. u, Vancouver, was 10 the city
last week.
The new three-degree ritual adopted at
the last session OF the national encamp-
ment, Sons OF Veterans, will be issued in
lew weeks. and il is probable that Camp
No. !, of this city, will organize a rank
team as soon as the rituals arrive.
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Companions of the Forest.

Seattle Circle, No. 1855, c. o. f.. held its
regular meeting last Friday evening.
Election of officers for the ensuing term
resulted as follows:
L. r. Barnes, C. c.; Maggie Nc
Laughiln, :. G. C; William setchsll,
treasurer; W Ii. Clark. financial secre-
tary; A. NJ. T. Nelson, recording secre-
tsry: |. A. rhrall. r. c.; Jennie Nieland.
L. O.: w. IL. Clara, l. c.: +. +. Eakin. o.
c.: A NJ. Burns. physician; W. Il. De-
Carteret. J. J. Sullivan, G. :. y. Williams.
trustees: A. N. Burns. f. II. Worthen, j.
VI. DeCartere; auditors; A. NJ. T.. Nelson,
organisL
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A popuisr pet q long ago cree dreamed hs
..svsls IN raSshle halls and fonnt mach salts
fs~ssou in lis dream To1ay re wao car
sror,l ticket over ~Ths No-th-W estsEn Line.
vita he adGed pjstaucs fer sleeping car tAFs as-
tween MiansApoiis. s. Paul ard tAseHgo, can
he kinx Tor taiTsssa soUFs, with suFroGndiHss
.veh a. SasoEuoa himself sever ssg sad VIII q
ssrytce sousily - God. The dotAis q which
wenla al az houF Of study tor ire Isvs4ss,
kilins tine On ths go ralse Sun zssas ~ tAis
Tar IA q .asls night p y. fsrssr, FBEs
sound .rert. ell Front street. seattle.
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again stoutiy disputed, and the s.ct that
c1ers q Argentine wheat fer forward
shipment were reported % be getting
cHife urgent in Liverpool and IonGon
was taken as confirmation OF the report
that many of the statements Of damage 20
the crop had been grossly exaggerated
The builish items IN the days news
were not Unimportant. eut \ still
growing visible and the hearisa items
already enumerated were too much for the
sorely-trted bulls. Among other matters
70 Be added 20 the list on the bear side AS
the statement that sales Tor English ac-
count made TODAY in New York and Chi
eago we're undoubtedly against purchases
Of Argentine wheat 70 arrive. May wheat
opened al 195sc snd Sos q sat &c. sold of 70
$3.50. with sale 81 SEA- = 59sse- Il recov-
cred TO 5s9Rssc. and closed with sellers At
59isc. Corn-Recelpts vera over the esti-
mates. and Withdrawals from stores were
only 5l.e0o bushels. That. and predictions
OF colder. fair weather. caused pressure
Of sales for December aud January oe!Iv-
err. which weakened those months and
also May to q lesser extent. Compared
with yesterdays closing prices. December
closed lc lower. January sc and May
sc lower. May oats closed at s25se bid
The range during the day was from s2Sac.
the closing price. A very dull day in the
provision pit resulted in the closing prices
today being practically the same as on the
day before.
Closing: whsat-Essy; December. 54sSs
55cs May, 5s1Sc
corn-Lossr; December, $50; Jam
uary, 471sc.
oais-Essy; December. 291.c; January.
$3.50.
Pork-Stesdy; January. sl2; May, SASS
Isrd-Steady January, 50 90 May, STA
R.hs-Steady; January, sa971s: May.
SEQ.
Barisy-50c
Rye-49c bid.
Flax-xl4T
Timothy-S56o.
LIVE sTocE
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; official
yesterday. 5000: Left over, about Is coo;
quality, not good; market, quiet; good,
strong prices, while common, we're \ little
lower. Sales ranged from $3.50 for
light; $4lo84. IS for rough packing; 81
@4G0 for mixed; sl3oGA75 for heavy
packing and shipping lots, and s23o94
for pigs.
Cattie-Receipts, I, 800; market. dull and
weak under q limited demand.
sheep-Reeeipts, 10000; market, weak
and dull at 5(Gl0c decline; from 81 SOC l. IS
for culls TO S325G3 IS Tor choice. The
lamb market was steady at s.. 25gi.5a
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Caft1I A Af4s
M0Hi" .,sy GREAT
" CAIlWP' STATES.

Runs Buffet Cars. containing library, writing
and card tsbe., barber shop, bathroom, sssy
chairs observation windows, etc, Ia connscton
with Palace Dining and Sleeping Cars. First and
second lass Coaches and Family Teariss Cara
Trains leave seattle daily at II p N. Ter
Everett. Kalispsli.
Snoh 0mfsh. Grand Forks,
Lsavenwerth, Fargo.
Weuatchea, GFookstsn.
Harrington. Fergus Falls
spokMns. So. Cleua.
Minneapolis. 1t. Paul
Bonnsr's Ferry
Palace Sleeping Cars, Family Urho'sssrsa
Tourist Cara, fully equipped and svsTy con
yenisnes, vita porter ia sssrze.
Crosses she Cascade and koesT mountains IN
daylight giving passengers q ehAncs 10 ses
some Of The finest scenery 10 America he
track having stone ballast. is free from dust
Direct connect ons IA Union dapots al - Pau
and Minneapolis With trains for Duluth, West
Superior ard trsat Lase poiatss Sioux Ctty sud
the Southwest, 81 Louis aEd the -outh ana
Chicnws asa the East arriving ~ Chlesgo Al
sS5 , n, evening Of TIE fourth day.
COAST Inns AegTH AID S9TlA
Through Train - Vancouver
without Change.
Train leaves daily At ............s; u q m
Train arrives daily a. --.--.---.-....-ss p n.
FOR publications aHa infos7Hssis9 sggiy to OF
Genera Agent Sl2 Front 81: ss.,sls, w.sh.
ssnsrsl Passenger and TicEst Agent s. Paul,
psp o. Tiexst one.. oOnmsreisl DseE, BE-
tween Madison sad MaEisa strest.
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wAnted-Agent. 70 represent the old
National Lie Insurance Company. o.
Montpelier, W For further Information
address G. NJ. Stop, general coast MAJ
aser $50 Croker building. ssn Fran
cisco, Cal.
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Torn.trr. Of AmerIea.

Court Excelsior. No. s.s77, will hold its
quarterly meeting Tuesday, December Is.
on which date officers for the ensuing
term will 10 elected.
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Hardware. erockery ana glassware, and
selling same at Bankrupt figures. Cur
REGULAR stock Also selling low. P&e4ae
Hardware Company, 81 Gesier avenue.
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elected ITS officers last Thursday as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. J. r. Chamberlain !;
senior vice. Mrs. John Draper; Junior
vice. Mrs. Mary Davis; treasurer, Mrs. A.
A. Allen: chaplain. Mrs. J. Ward; con-
ductor. Mrs. HeTbsrt Draper; guard, Mrs.
w. L. Watson: first delegate, Mrs. A. A.
Allen; second delegate, Miss F. French !,
first alternate. Mrs. w. L. Watson; second
alternate, Mrs. w. III. Cooper.
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This hsuasosae aud wel4-sppoIuted hotel IuSs
Eaishad Tic last year. and elegantly furnishs1
throughout with al the comforts sad convent
snces Of 8 modern private residence. snd cen
tTaly ioested CT tie North seattle oao.s line, at
lie corner OF Rep ubllcsa aud Poplar streets. II
nov under the supervision Of Mrs. U&mEond.
who has IN tie few months Of her occupancy
PROVEN herself most ospshis ana populsr man
sges This nos eoap.sist aud established IN
sutupon was projected % m9st chs nseda %
women And girls coming - tAS city on business
or pleasure sn4 for the business women 81 our
city, macy % whom ~ honesty and nae4ity
have been enables % push thea, say along most
OF n. isuas 81 industry IN Shieh success iu-
wolves tact. rspis movement AM fsitafulnSss %
detail. and, too. ~ a society Of Homecoming
r-inefrally and boms-Eowing women. wbe rec
oguiEs II the rapid Advancement % al Glasses
and taslr ever ebaaxfsg relations t1ss TIE
ausiaess Era o. Eais yssr-tsHcszsri. sse2Sg'
rspAS-s, arsssEAksrs, OPERATOR e4srxs or
suy of tie numerous brzacnss open 70 tnesr
def ansevs or qaieK p~rssptiou~-!s hso.s 0sfoFs
its close - - esiea Into spsrtnsrsaip OF none
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e THE LODGE ROOM.
r,.@4;ou of Officers in All the
Secret Societies.
.ew BLOOD INFUSED IN ALL.
--.xssx Of Sons of American Eevofusion
r~werrew sight-Deafh Of .
Prominent Mason.

e.v.r;ous secret orders were busy dur
s. =. wesk electing officers for ensuing
..d the latter end Of this month
- Jsnusry. 1895. will witness many
'-..,.nt installations. public and private.
=. -.rord OF the week IL as follows:
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND, Dec s.-Wheat-Yalley, SOC
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