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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-04
IH5 CUBAN REVOLT. I
,rrA-Rs MORE SERIOUS THAN
s1ArN WISHES TO ADMIT.

--- 200 Men in the Field While
--s1 Main Body Of Sympathizers
7man Quiescent Awaiting the
r.ver Season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-04

"1LLsELL on EASY TERMS OR TRADE
w for city property u good farm three miles
from the city. Enquire OF I. ). RILEY, Attor-
ney-at-Law, No 1913 Chapline street. Wheel
inS w Va oc6e&dh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-23

Nv remembering that the best line from
Nlnneap olis and 81. paul 10 Milwaukee and
chicago f. The North Western line"
Three frsf-elaSs trains leave Minneapolis
and 81 Paul da1y. "a follows:
Leave Minneapolis I'D A. m. 5;45 ?. IA.
a. = m. Leave ST. Paul $40 a. m, s2s ..
ns-Os.10 o. m Arrive Milwaukee 500 p. m,
80 a. m; arrive Chicago 9:45 p. m, 800 a.
Y62r home agentCwiu sell you tickets via
+his frst-class line. For further iufoTna-
ton and illustrated folder, free. please adj
dress. . r. VIA fthfa-
Puget Sound Agent.
an Fiat 9f9el seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-23
Boston stock Market.

Boston. dec. sL-The excitement on tina
stock exchanged here today was greater
than at any time since the wild panic OF
Black Friday. Large orders 20 sen were
in the brokers hands long before the eN-
change opened, and values melted az an
alarming rate. The lowest prices OF tho
yeAf were reached IN many Instances.
After II :SS-a gradual rally set in, and when
the gong sounded az the close OF business
il was being well maintained. TTansac-
tions havs been tremendous. with Atch,-
son. SHSar and Montana and other cop
0pers leading in the tumble. The feeling
IS very nervous and panicky. 4 special
meeting of tho Boston stock exchange at
the Close II todays market adjourned
without action of any kind.
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Live Stock
FOREIGN o5MARKI.T%



London, Dec.ou.-Public attention here
1fs almost entirety 0dtyerted from7the~ pqlit-
iraP to the financial -aspeotc6f the Vene-
EuFlan Situation rumpr circulated in
t9is CITY that the Rotrschilds had decided
10 Immediately witE63raw As5.s'.@H oz3,-
% 000) from America attracted much at
rentiore Ehe Rothsctrif1s- Informed the
Ass68iated Press today that this report.
As VOL as the report % the Collapse OF
Ccegotiat0ns for a Unted states loan'
Was utterly uutFue.O that no -negotta-
tions were pending regarding -a~loaD, and
rfrat mo Withdrawals OF gold from tfe'
United = a tes had been ordered on account
Jof 2tas Roth sChilds. Leading CI8hking
6ousFs generally regarded GheO gituaoOn
= more favorable. TIE head Of a promi-
rQfrC bankt4g firm said. Ut seeHls the
paiiI1aI question is now laid Ak rest by
tbs Authorization Of tne app0i ntment OF a
a6rn mission of sensible men. w1oCw
have Zine 90 make their influence felt
NvCfelegrafus show no notices OF WITH
dTay94ls forJho8fding. ! am sauE%ied noth-
7tre- serious viii come OF IT. The n0Es1a-
~ ~ a house whoSe in8uenceOi felt Ia
eeerv big ghancial transact on remarked.
TT Furopean investors take everything
s.ri9usl4. there j. no knowing waare-taeC
s2efiue 9g1I stop. 'btls the aEst}s75k 4 s9rae-~
what more Sas sS7k5le today After all.
r5er9pTaTIts- Hnd-$anksrs must make their
q SCI slgeTce felt and We have Indications
What the really seri8us business men OF
8rn9r.ca are aroi9ts 20 undo she charm
thet71nE0es have done" u
oT5Ge st6ekS Exchange opened win a ten
eo.,. IA a ra6lc. All classes u securi-
ttes vSre freely ofgeflvi. Foreign govern
nent securities we're qaeavy. and % Ap'er-
.-.D r7srE4f0 cutie 1lsoqEanlzeAD9 IN Iaet.
:. 49, 6lfrirult 20 obtain auotstl9nsJ soon
o. 49,. raarket oraned MlLwaQkee fsIC5.
= .,,,tzr-,gla 55-Canadlan PaSlac OK aTd
Tsnver l1refsTred -. oThs wasO followed
Is y partial recovsFy- OOO IL
: re busirsss OF me Osoock exchargs
closed sseadler. There 5gas r2Iying from
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the worst points shown. though the prices
reached were below those OF last evening.
The gSnsrsl feeling ON the stock exchange
was mat Il would he difficult task to re-
store tho SonS5eRce oof ordinary investors
in American securities.
American securities were largely dealt
IN on the streets after She close OF the
stock exchange. and a better tendency
was noticed.
The Glasgow and Manchester stock mar
kets were much auiete< IN tone. aud had
aCoar3eninE tendency.
Silver, 50 5~56d. Consols. los S-I6.
Breadstuffs and q rains.
Liverpool. Dee. 2i.-Wheat--Spot. firm,
demand. POOR No. red winter. IS Sd: No
hard Manitoba. IS ID; No. l California.
S. sad. Futures closed firm and un-
changed from yesterdays prices: Deem
tsr. IS ID. January, as ed; February. 5s
81 March. IS Sad. April, IS al: May. IS
2sld. ~
ONoru-Spot9 firm: American mixed, new,
81 SID. Futures closed firm and un-
changed from yesterdays prices; Deem
der. IS md: January. Sc lisa: February.
SIS lAd; March and April. Is I'd; May. S.
sl.dl ~ "
~qFlour-Steady: demand fair; freely sup
Piled St. Louis fancy winter. IS Sd.
" Hops.
Hops-As London. Pacific coast. &C los
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship CRY OF Puebla IL due 70 ar
rive from San Francisco tomorrow.
O Steamer Clan Mcdonald took Is tons
OF soda ash 10 Lowell last evening.
Steamship Umatilia was taking on coal
atothe bunkers Yesterday and VIII sail
for san Francisco tomorrow.
Steamer ESdia Thompson left this morn
ing With qNcar load 81 barrel hoops Tor tho
Roche Harbor Lime Company. She
brought " yesterday 80 eases OF salmon
and a lot Of apples ana poultry from Fri
day uarborI
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H1rEL0 ARRIVALS.
HOTEL DIIsLER.

y HOTEL DlII4ER-
IS T. WEqkler. Montborne. "
Frank Wright. Whatcom.
+. +. ISake and son, FairhaYen.
John Robinson. Tacoma
II. D. RoSsO Tacoma. ~
James Gawne, Port Blakeley.
W. Ey-GeorgeI Port Blakeiey.
II. M.JT-hompson, port Madison
Miss Johnson. Port Madison,
w. DarrelA Tacoma.
Fred J. Brown, Portland.
Arthur Dodwell, Olympia
John Walsh. olympia,
Benjamin Taylor. Wahpetou. ". y
Mrs. Benjamin Taylor and {, do
N.CMurphy. tr. Spokane.
James G. Ross, Spokane. @
William Turner. Marysvile.
A. G.. Jones. Vashon College.
y. Burlington.
n. j. Page. Grant Falls
Edward Day, Fresno.
Oscar Hall, Spokane.
William =. CHall. Spokane.
George Wilson Nelson. ID. c.
L. Paul Port Ganble.C
T. f. Nunan, Port Gamble.
Williams McGiil.s,0 Lake Washington.
Al II. Curtis, Lake Washington.
c0 RQfINfER2 GRAND HOTEL.
, Cyrus Walker. Port Gamble.
J. f. McculiocA and wife. Indiana
Miss AicCullQcht Indiana
John r. McCqlloch, Pendleton.
Q George II. Iahg. st. Paul
PHI Kelly. Boston.
J. M. Mcclellan, St. Paul.
T. Ii. HeberL Chicago.
Thomas H. Garfield, Vermont
NJ Wells, Spokane.
John T. IAghton, Portland.
Lille Peters. Chicago.
X. Hansen, Ocity, o
A. 5. Taylor. Everett. Q
A. j. IFraakO Boston.
b d. Flint, San Francisco.
{ III. T. q. Watkins, London. England
E1FD Agar ITpd0n- England
j. NJ Ashton. Tacoma a.
j. GDWoods. Vancouver.
C. 50 Samson. Tacoma
DE. 4. De otte. U; $. r. G s.
W. @. Ross. wife and sons. do
o HOTEL NORTHERN.
Thomas Bordeaux. Shelton.
A.oMcDougalL Tacoma.
QT ,. Brooke. Portland.
Miss Brooke. Portland. ~
Henry Blackmaff. Portland.
WQ l.. Qdeleck9 Portland.
Ed gard Mills. Everett,
II Tynch Garrett. Everett.
W. q. Collins Portland.
H. h Flint, Port Townsend.
Mrs H.CF. Flint. Port Townsend
w II. Palmer, Butte Mont.
S VI NcGaffey. Sumas.0
John Boyle JSumasC7C w.
G +. Smith. Portland.
j. II. Stranger. Hamilton.
william Farrell, CWoolley.
D. McKeller. Whatcom.
j. r. Gilmore. Avon Creamery
John Hills Port Townsend.
William Petcheu. TACOMA
j H. F'aleT9 Tacoma =
J. G. Boyle. Ottawa. Ont.
2 Ca4EIAfcNuchlne. Port Blakeley
Q n. r.. Burketti City9 o
0O.qC6srawford Portland.
c. j. Hennesgeys T5coma.
r. lJ Hartford. Connecticut.
O. WooOweus. Lewiston, Mass.
l. = Tuttle. New York.
? HOTEL BUTLER.
c. ESBrown. CITY.
William " siSRaFla3aid ana wife. Chicago.
70 r. Davis Roche Harbor.
III. Culver, City.0C0
r. \. Ralilnger. Port Townsend.
~ ~. Fellows. Kamlrhle.
w. NJ SBeyer. Sans Fra iaiscoS
1ICTS Roberts, Nalia w ala.
< = Purify, N9Fth Yakima.
Mrs Riley. Sp9kage.
l.. A. Lewis, SeIE Westmlnster.
- r. Knapp. Orange. Mass. O
q w Green Notfat Vernon.
pr +. A. Harlow Sllver7iale. Wash.
Mrs r A. Harlow and children, 90
! tFConnOF Tacoma
) FCH2HatgEG1.~ New York. Oc7CS-
T. Kroner, San Francisco.
4 A. Matheson, Anac0rtEA.
T. l. Harmon. Portland
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MARINE NEWS.

Hoquian. Dec manifestations
James a. Garfield. from san Francisco, "a
load AT Hoaulam.
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NEW YORK NAKKET-.

Portland. Dec. Nv .rs.--f a,ltg. -
Walla Walla. a. Per tlshl
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(}5Rscssp .s-FIoglr. efzaF1er sacks. ~1S7S:
wheat. centals. ss.oss. harley. ceatalss| 4 -.
beans sacksG -. potatoes. sacks, i.eso.
onions sacks Si4I bran. sacks. NN: hay,
tons Is YineC s@alons. ss.saS' er4ndy' Sal
" Produce, Fruit. Etc.
- MiddIings. sISSTsl- bran. ST. 5adlS
Hay-wseat. sSaIz; wheat Aaa oats. 81
gu. cat. SsSgs.So; alfdfa. SsssS5e: BARLEY.
s&5s5s: clover, 1919; compressed. s. 80
IL: stock. SOS. straw. ssase0per eIE9dle<
Potatoes Salinas Burhansss SesssSNc: Riv-
or RGrhsnlzs. SsGsac; Oregon Bsreauks.
5osl1ae. rlvST reds. SsEa4ac. sweets 81 80
- Early1Rose. 1850, O
Vegetables - Onions. 5eG-Ne7 cream
sq1ashC asI2s; tomatoes. SS$iGSe: string
beans. ts3scs green pess. ssfse; green pep
pegs, 25ss5sac: carrots, Ssff4aS; cabbage. Soc
garlic. a55c; dried peppers, s8lee. C4spara-
gus, i2sssS15c r
Fruit - Apples. No. I. socGsi: COM
mon. 4s1sAc. Siskiyou apples. Ns7i.75; lady
apples. 3scGSl for small boxes: ss-sa62
for large: cranherrise,~ Sia.5o2l2. grapes,
4of5ac in boxes; $3.50 in crates; pears.
winter Nellis. 81 zs7IIl 50; other varieties.
4es3sac; 0Sitrus fruits. Mexican lines $50
$50: California lemo2S. ~ sisll- -. good 20
choice. sl-s9EI2; fancy, 8. 50a3, California
aE japanese oranges. SI9s-sdsE s0. bananas.
81 25G2: pineapples. q 50s5.
Butter-Fsney creamery. 2Sds4c;. sec
~onds. 2lq22o; fancST dairy. 2oG2lc. seconds.
JiSal9cO
= Cheese-Choioe to fancy. sauc; fair TO
good,o79Sc: EastersfeD 12siIs1kc n
PoGItry-Live turkeys. 12sllSc - ROSTERS
old. S2-55l4;J roostersC young. $4Gf{-5tJ: broil-
ers. small. - SN250: hroilers. large. 81:
hens, sa.5ael4.5o; dGSks1) $45oa6; geese, $50
4L15: pigeons. NTI79 90
= Game-Ducks, nauard. So: teal. 81: spriE.
s. 25si 20; widgeon. sl.15GIL5a: H9ite geese.
sl259sl.5o; gray geese. $50; small ducks.
9$laL9. . n
Eggs-Stors. 2Ia25c; ranch. 27a30. East
ern. ls425c; fancy eastern, 29G25c.
81 q Wool
wo8l-Faf1. asAort trashy san Joaquin
plains 39l5c; ogood S4p Joaquin Plains. 4sR
&C; Southern and coast. 47scC rnopqtsln
wools light aBd flee. eG7c. mountain
Cwools. defect6'e and heavy, soc ;CniddleC
counties, defective, SAGE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-23

There was0an enfhusi aztlc meeting OF
che fgfks Friday evening. az which tbs
aptIsra .wsfs psaced7qn four new members
ard tea new5 applications were received.
several limitations we're booked Tor this
week JanaOthe FIRST meeting in January
Vii ~ nsalds the occasion Of a grand rally.
az eohleh there will - twenty ifIffls lions.
TIE F.iks are planning for AT entertain
rnsnt so-on. They are pattsug one another
on TIE rack on account Of the success OF
TIE order IN Seattle. la Portland add In
other Poetic coast cities.
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10 Including beFfh ia TolrisE~ Sleeper.
ard 81, including berth IA Pullman Sleeper.
Seattle u San EFancisco, for rain leaving
81 IA - D m. December -. southern Pa
ets, -rtrgsf Office. 60 Front street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-23

LIME SCHEDULE.

LIME SCH ED ULE.
In Effect November 10. 1853
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
yTor ST Paul and East, 4530 D. M
For Portland. i2:0 and 10 p. m.
.For Grays Harbor and South Bend.
l2;a0 o. m.
sFor Olympia, ITO a N.
For Tacoma. 72i0 and a. m. 12:D. 2:&6.
''V TRArNs ARRIVE AT SEATTLE @
From 81. Paul and East. 2.so y. N.
From Portland, $40 a IN. and go p. n.
sF'ron Gray's Haroor and south Bend.
%. sFrpon Olympia, $50 p. m.
rsrnm Tacoma. 80 and II 30 a m. 81
A "a $50 and $50 p. m
spaily except sunday. All others daily.
Trains leaving seattle at a. m and
AS D. m. make no stop between Seattle
an Trains leaving Tacoma at 1879 q. m
and $50 D. m make no stops between
This card subject 10 change without no
tice- ,,.o a,. o,har ,r,orr,a,,,,-.
can Q" - 4. A. NADEAU.-
o General Agent. Seattle.
city Ticket once. corner fesler avenue
and Front stree
Depot Ticket once. corner West and Co.
i1As A. d. CHARLTON.
Asst Gen Pass. Agt-.
No IS Morrison street. corner THIRD.
Portland. Or.
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Partae Cost Steamship company's
steamship waJLa wsrlA, sAiEHg from san
Frznris-o 81 December %, viii carry gen.
eraI raerenand.zs 20 Seattle and Tacoma a.
81 per ton: salt. Soc.
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Financial.
Afining0~rook.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

Chicago Dec. 2i.-The sttuation1in stocks
Is still the dominating. influence IN wneatST
andQ asOthey are suffering a further de-
cline in wheat followed. There Us onuch
apprehension and holders are liquidatlpg
without stipt. Even shorts were slow 30
cover. The exports of wheat and Hour
from Both coasts for the week ara only
a little moro than 2.eoo0 900 bushels, ct 100
oo3 bushels KS than the week before. lot
ora cables showed the English markets
stead0 and New York confirmed the REQ
port that 1000 900 bushels hadObeen tGken
; teere yesterday FOR export After the fiost
salIlng0 impdlse was cover the feeling be-
gan to improve. and prices reacts dG boils1w-
ing the course OF stocks, but the feeling
was n2rvpus The visible supply Is ex-
pecte3 Oto0 show~an INCREASE next week cf
fuliy03 900 0o1 bushels. MaY wheat, which
Yesterday sold as low as 10 51Ac and
closed al 57kG519sc, opened ~thls morning
at from sac 20 5Tisc-, but soon began 70
give signs or recovery. 1t had workea
QslowlyJ baqk9toS 5Tsc. when It had alothe7
~snasm OF Uweakness. which carried II on
nomhally TO $3.50. New York stocks clos~J
ing CAt some recovery fromO the loyest
nrjc9s Of the day had a further steadying
effect upon May wheat. whlchOrose ] cent?
per bushel from the lowest point recorded.
10 557sc. where It closed. - o
- Corn was slow and held steady. and at
=
day07 Tbs continued weC weather was a
sustaining factor. andO one price was so
low fiat few cared 20 sell IL short.
O1ly a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wasO doing IN
oats. Shorts were still good buyers. andC
t6ok up onearly aLr5he offerings and mainG
taiyf3d a steady market
Provisions did better for buyers today
thRn for two or three days back and
clAsed at somewhat higher prices7 0thanc
they ala Yesterday Packers gave The mar
qket some support when i appearedJto re-
qu:Te ito AID orders from outside wereo
onpI6h more plentiful thandhey have been
in she past 0oOo
IN closing Quotations.
. Wheat-54+.c: May. 577$c. ooo
o C0rn7--25lkc: January. 255sc. 10
Oats4I9e 9efnber, 16l &C., May. 1900
T0rk-D December. F7.45. January, &45.
Isird@ December, 81 -. January. $50
December and January N.--5S
May. 40 0oo
Rye-33iz& @1z1o0
- Barley 2sd 1Sc. 80
Flaxseea q3l4c. 700 ID
Timothy -s3A.
Live Stock
'Cattle2Ths supply was largely sold az
unchanged PRICES. choice beeves being
LARGELY dominant The bulk Of the beeves
now arriving sell at s. @ea425; stockers
and feeders 50 to1i3.75: bulls. COWS and
9ifars 81. tiya3qe0: calves. t25N275
HGgs2The reason given by the packers
f8ro the sensational drop In prices TO-DAY
was the fear OF financial stfingency and
the panlc in stocks on both sides q TIE
Atlantic. The days sales were nearly 81
made al g 25g325. 6- &c
: Sheep-Trade was slow,1asc1stfai on sat
urday. and prices showed noochange.
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az preceding week Subsequently, na-
en- OK ne rise Was loss- The fFsnsactsons
Ite1te1 up So GO n o
on ,oday's bond rnarke. the sales qea,h-
q E.sss,eo. The trend, OF prices 8as
sA@rply downward. Government Ooonas,
wax and down i per cent: s;9te bonds.
ao.nins DONG railroad bonds. weak and
Money and Exchanges.
Money On call 1pss1ed 4. 80 oSsas sx4ai
=, 3 bid. but declipsdStn sCSs~ csnt nns
lossd az s per cent. prime merc84,tile pa-
sr. fizrS. Sterling exchange.ostraug vs.h
c'1sl business in baSksrs' hfIls a. g Sai <
f4-Sis Tor demand. agid s4S7@ss4.SS FOR -
avs: posted rates. saSSise54 ssss: CONNER
al bills. s4s7. q
Weekly Rank Stafemaf,t.
Iss weekly statement Of the associated
o : Increase, Decrease
-. '''''''''''-+F'.... --.-.-.s sl.at2.s2
Ii .'ct''--1A1~o:'-.- I'D s.94t.Soo
'peeie ..----.........s..9.0.. sssJ. 7ca C....-.
s~SaI tenders .....s.-.-.. $1,000. 3 fa4. 20
eposis .-'..-.-.4 S,S...-.. -....... 5.76l7no
-fcu4auon -...N. 4@--..-z -..----CO f7ea1
The banks hold 81. oSS. SSs in excess OF the
esal requirement. ~
4 The Ftnancier says: The extraor,linar9O
endiuons which sent nsoney w 10 70 ner
Il tht- ana caused q collapse Of values on
& n New York SScck exchange Friday ara
Il o. shown fully in the bank statement for
he week ending Saturday Theye vas
/. aarp contraction Or s.. s44. 80 ii loans. a
fcrease OF S2,7sSG0o N cash holdings and
H kte+IU In deposits. me result OF the
weeks operations reducing the excess re
srVe BY S.32,5-h This New YoSk~isauhs
Il Dwever. have TOW yearly S1S,0a50g3 ia
ash over the legal requirements. and their
Il cuon in throwing immense amo0nts Of
1oney at low rates on the market FRIDAY
men IL seemed that the panic OF 1883 vas
, De duplicated in a more serious way
ntitles them 70 the lasting respect Of the
alton. Leading bankers here universally
<plore the Venezuelan affair. and a DIS
sfch from Chicago to the Financier SAYS
. Tat nineteen out OF twenty prominent
snk officers interviewed think the ad-
Anistration has made a seTSo.ls mistake
re total deposits OF New York banks are
H 0w S5l1 $1,000. or So. 10000 less than the
Il lghest figure reached during the year:
/. BE- loans Sg,0oo.0 600 higher than the lowest
II o,nt- With the prospect of large god
an next week. soma OF the S671so zoo n
aecie held 0y the banks VIII probably la
II hs0rned by tEe treasury, and the money
earket VIII, 81 all likelihood, record ire
II Fhest regular quotations OF the yeal.
4hen the war scare GIBBS there ought 10
an tnhDx OF foreign money in volume
spgsh 70 rapidly lower rates.
Exports and Imports.
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PORTIAND WHAT NAnkFr.

No, club. -: bllo stem >. go.
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Exports and Imports.

N exports OF specie from the port OF,
- York for the Eeek amountedO 10
y = la gold and s356. s52 In siayer The
rxs we're: Gold sszT.747. silver sec 527,~
49, G,G15.llS. general merchandise
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c vAscoUvER hoUTEA TRIP
AM THROUGH THE isLASD0.
..r Tftopia- j. A o'Brien. Master.
Sers. Tacoma, L noon: Seattle, Ysslers
Ls m Monday and Thursdays
- art Townsend Anacortes. FairhAysn.
tsr Whstcorn Blaine and Friday Harbor,
Esvancouver. arriving Vancouver .. "a.
So Pc. 10 Blaine, q: fare to Vancouver. 81.
r., further Information apply TO Yesisrs
shsrf o.
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~ @ifs ~ stocks Today were
81 lu3iuR. American Sugar,
fasn Tobacco. q. soQS AtchiSpn,
illea: Chicago Gas. "a,
$500. Kansas x Texas.
A Nashville. 65o9: Man
Nissolfi Pacific, = 475o995
ea neadnE. 500; Nj
su- Ro-k Island. 900: ST.
as.the~n Railroad 400:
aHrcsf preferred. $3.50: Ten
Frur Ea0. CoFdsge. "a 90;
fa1 - 80: Western Union,
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
Il Eastern
Railway.
IS, MS r, BROWN. Z t,a,s,vars
'so. T.. BRYANT. / ''Ses g

,Isaias leave ana arrive depot foot Of
Columbia street
TINE CARD ~ EFFECT plcC. =, lSsS.
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4lVI' y . FtI IIVUIII-
4 Closing Quotations.

n Closing Quotations..
Wheat-7Inactive: MAY. Slo4G.
Barley-4nactive; December, 65TSc.
Cor, gorn-s &c 5000 Q
o 1920 Financial. o @
Silver Bars 80. ss5s Drafts. Sight. 10
Mex. DolTs ,5sA4 ass. Drafts Teleg phi. l2ia
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e. 60 barrels: exports,
ana dglL lrnyers being
fre irreEularity in what
cas- mill patents. s4n4 81
A. Efs3 s.: DO straigb{s.
rr sxtrss. s. .6503 o.: vim
LNugC9: shipping low
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0Recssp,s-Flour. sfsaGer Osaeks. OssaS.
wheat centsls. Ss.8ss. harley. ceatalss 80:
beans sScksS -. potatoes. sacks. f.eso.
onions sacks Sl4s bran. sacks 80: hay,
tons. -Is. CStne,O gSalons. $3.50; brady. SAL
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."Ay fDA.y except Sunday.
,saesi sn4 l.7ect l.ua 10 AL points in
0.s.ss. Setau' a44 through the principal
ssL esstF.c-s ~ Western washington
Ne IA ofa1e. Co.olau 1O>k. Seattle.
"a - scRoGCY. General Freight ana
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Tides at Seattle 'Harbor Today.

2P9 90 Seattle, Dec. q. 1895.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma s.ad Port
Gland clearing houses today were: 9.a
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a@A -~"'f 9'%'ftA+'S -"
Whs-ar.
- go 80 bushels; ex-,
thfi - no. I hard, 66l4c.
rally steady all fhe
faa FACTIONS. being helped
foreign buying. rumors
fgs npss. local covering
ciO@ed firm and uH7
an night No 2 red - SIC
.I.r. December. z sfss3asc.
uaps. "
q -fac coast, 1894 crop. -
G,-es;io fleece. 1920:
81
Metals.
and unchanged q
o
ts-
-ly. Emitted aIosed si.sl
Cune. ~
aa closed culet AT an "a
December, Sls-15e1l3 30
4-u. No. Z, li54c. Mid,
-uger.
arms fai- refining. 90
81 ,esf. 3iza5 5-1sc. Re-
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49,. steamers furnish hrst-ciass &c.
-Innoda tons. carrying both freight ana
seee.senxsrs, and leave from Yesler wharf.
hattie.