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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January 1 and For
Yesterday.

A
Yesterday.
Peal estate transactions since January J,
1sss are g. s-s. $40 There were fled FOR
reeor4 Yesterday II deeds. the cons.cera-
.lo-s being SIS Following u aist fur
rlsbed ~ TIE Daily Bulletin, room AZ
seheuermau block:
Cf+v 70 W. =. Webster, lots % 10, block
Z Hazel.ine Height add. pecernber-2. $50.
CIfv % Clara ~ Van Houten. lots 20
"a block s. Yesler & McGilvra's add, De-
eernber 5. 1855.
CIV 70 Clara y. Van HoSten, lots ? and
= block :, ]. J. ZcGilvra's add. Deem
Der 3. ss11
Gordon II. wa5sw9rth e. TX. 20 David
A Black. lots 2 ard 2. block =. Ingle-
wood. June II, 1884. q. C.. 81.
Ysuars1-LeaTv Land Company 20 Jsns
Anderson. lot .. block I. Ballard add Gil
rnan Park, pecsmber 3. so.
George l. Saugsfer - TX. 20 King COM
-, roadway in SEA awl4 SEX section 3.
q A. 0e.0bsr q.
r. J. Miller. John Burns, George A.
ganzAser. SausIel =. Carr and George
Rrown and wives: r. r.. Ltilico. South Sc
attle Land Company samuel Baer and
uona13 afcEtnnon 10 King county. % feet
IL width through nwA aws. sea s95s VII
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xwt.. and lots and g. section s. SD sectfor
s 3 I. ea4 section I. .. ;; lots - 20 p, ~
5 ans -. Heed & Cars "a; add West Se-
st,ie FOR road
samuel C0ous - TX. 20 r. Lehman. los
: hlcck 81. klieouns'S xgpl plat. Isaks
Union add. November L s..
CITY 20 Carrie Z. Ososrle. lots !. 4 art
s. block !. J. :. McSslx-a's ada lots II and
1s. block $ YesleF * MeGilyra's add. De-
csanbe~ < Sf9To
CITY 20 Carrie 2. OsAorne. lot :. hlec< z:
lots s and 8 block s Grand View add:
So lo- I and cots Il and =. hloek =. Il. L.
Yes'er's "a add. December 5. ssA
William C0rmOde e ux.. ~ T. r. Cor
mode, attorney. % Frank oehler. lets q
and ie. block 4. Iasona - add. Decembes
g s.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Fuanrfnl.

London. Dee. s-Silver. 50 7-lsd. Consols.
lbs a-fe
New York. Dec. s.LTne Evening Posts
London cahlesram SAYS: Stagnation char
scierlzei the stock market today. There
are no signs at present Of a revival OF
speculation. The only favorable indlCa-
ton Ia the prospect OF cheap money for a
long period. Americans were fiat. closing
az the lowest. This was notably so OF
Reading. on appreheusions Of heavy as
sessment Paris and Berlin markets were
quiet.
Breadstars and c Gains.
Liverpool, Dec. s.-Wheat-Spot. quiet:
demand. poor: No. . red winter, IS Sd; Ne.
red spring. stocks exhausted; No. ! hard
Manitoba. - Cd: No. California. So &iad.
Futures opened dun az unchanged prices.
and closed quiet. I'D lower; December. IS
sid; January. Is SD: March, IS "a; April.
Is I'D. May. IS Dad.
Corn-Spot. quiet but steady: American
mixed. Is al. Futures opened dull at I'M
changed prices, closed quiet. with May I'd
lower and other months unchanged; De-
cemner. IS sad; January. SIS 214d; March.
IS 2i3d; April. IS cad; May. IS 24sd.
Flour-Steady; demand. moderator 81.
Louis fancy winter. rs.
Hops.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast. C los.
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,rfma Is Money.

The man whose time IS money can cave
-,,,~b IN the course % a year II he finds
bts trains are always on time. The North
western Line s. one % the most rsliabls
In fts adherence TO It's time; this IL also tho
=. at,a-,Se, ilns between 81. Paul AMI Chi
-, F. w. PARKER,
Puget Sound Agent. CD Front street.
Seattle.
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Breadstuffs and Grains.

San Francisco. Dec. s.-Flour-Family
extras. s. S5ls3. As; bakers extras, S3.15QS.25:
superfine, s2.S542.60 per barrel.
Wheat-Shipping wheat is quoted at 81
per GENITAL for No. /. and slVl1s for CHOICE
milling, sl.05lle7la.
Barley-Feed, fair to good, Co.. 4b1lzc;
choice. 6s24c; brewing. 754Soe.
OatS-MiIling, 70al19c per Genital; Sur
prise, 90Q9si4c: fancy feed, s0QS Sc: good to
choice. 67I9QS0c: poor 10 fair. 5112465c.
black, for seed. s1l0Qi3o; gray. e5Q75c.
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks, S5,770;
Oregon. $3.50; Washington, $40: wheat.
centals. 81. 455: Oregon. sos; Washington,
70i5; barley. centals. 1856; Oregon. 675;
oats. centals, 1876. oregon. Sos; Washing
ton. $500 corn, centals. Los; beans, sacks,
$50; potatoes, sacks, 1904; oregon, 1,7l9;
onions. sacks, 739; bran, sacks, 500; ore
gon, $40; middlings, sacks, 403; hay, tons,
g.: straw. tons, &c; hops. bales, -: Wash
ington, l02; mustard, sacks. 427; fiaxseed.
sacks, Oregon, 762: wool. bales, 10; quick
silver. TASKS. SO; hides, number. 403; wine.
gallons. 1880; raisins, boxes. $3.50.
Wool.
wool-Fall, short. trashy San Joaquin
plains. 3G5c; good San Joaquin plains. 40
Sc; southern and coast. 4Gec; mountain
woods, light and free. 6a7c: mountain
woods, defective and heavy. sac: middle
counties. free, 54Sc; middle counties. de-
fectiye. 5G6c.
Hops
Hops-sQ7c per pound
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-No trading.
Barley-Quiet; May. 9%c.
Corn-90c.
Bran-SIS.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middllngs, $lSQ2l: bran. Sl250413.
Hay-Wheat. SS9l2, wheat and oats, 81
Q1i: oat s6I9.50; alfalfa, s5Q1T5: barley,
IS Og9: clover. s6Q7.50: compressed. s6.5oS
Il; stock, sJl6; straw, 35de0c per bundle.
Potatoes-Salinas BurDanks. eogSoc; Riv-
er Burbanks. 3oa40c; oregon Burbanks,
50G7oc river reds. Soq40c; seed, $50.
Vegetables - Onions, 60Q7oc; cream
squash, CSC; tomatoes, 4oQ65c; string
beans, 5G7c; green peppers. 25q60c; car
rots. 30d40c: cabbage, soc, garlic. 49is2c;
dried peppers, 64l0c.
Vegetables--Apples. No. !, 75eGs1: COM
mon. 4Ogslc: fancy. SIS; cranberries,
$l0.50612; grapes. $4,000 in boxes; pears,
winter Nellis. s1-25dL50; other varieties.
4oa60c: Mexican lines, s460; California
lemons, common, N4l25; good to CHOICE
Sl.50G2; fancy, s2.5oa3; California oranges.
seedlings. s.5092; navels. s.. 50a73.25; Jap
anese, e0cGsl25: bananas, S12542; pineaP-
pies S2.5oQ5.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 2gG30c; Sec
onds. g7q2Sc; fancy dairy. 2GQ &c: seconds.
2f925c
Cheese-Choice to fancy. 1o8l1c; fair TO
good. rae; Eastern, 12013izc.
Poultry-Iive turkeys. lee; ROSTERS,
g 50T4 broilers. small, s2.5o03. large. 1926
az 20: hens, sid5; ducks $i16; geese, $50
a1-75. pigeons. old. Si9L25; pigeons, young,
sl25a2
Game-Ducks. maliard, 81: teal. g: sprig
s. 81. widgeon. s175; white geese. L25;
gray. g. 70: small ducks. Sl25; quail 81
hare SfIT25. rabbits. S0l50.
Frrs-Store. 2o1251sc. ranch S0dS2c;
Eastern. l9a2Ic; fancy Eastern. "a &c; Sc
lected white Eastern. &c.
Financial.
silver Bars ..... es'z Drafts. SlFh.......s15
Mex DORIS S4lza55 Drafts, Telegraph.5
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HOTEL ANYWAYS.

RAINTER-GRAND HOTEL
s. r Ciuiow. New York.
A L MetzEer. Chicage'
:. :. Gardner. Everett.
J G. Van Fossen, san kranciscoA
George NJ. Boyd San Francisco.
q. Dew Brownell. L. ;. y.
q. r. Remand. Montana
c. ii. Chase. VIE and children. New
York.
=. A. Cloudy. Monroe. Wash.
c. A. Han. Boston.
NJ J Henry City.
H liar. rSS amin Il s. : PSiiaselpnia-
j =. Morton. II. : :. Philadelphia.
y. &. FoIle,f. Hastings, Neo.
III. c. Bundrem and wife. Les Ange-ss-
chester Deuing. Stn Francesca.
II. Mounts, NesquAlN.
J. +. Smith. san Francisco
HOTEL DILLER.
II. Iauders Hcauiam.
u. Johnson, Hooutam.
+. q. Kelly. Arlington.
-. y. Cummings, Arlington
:. .. Barnes, Arlington
Joseph Ferguson. Arlington.
w l. Sheffield, san Bernardino.
Miss Alice Swofford. Irvington. CaL
James Morris, Tacoma
Miss Mcmahon. Victoria
W. ". Gilmore, Edison;
Robert Evans Siiverdale,
Robert Koeu, Monte Srlsto,
Mrs. Robert Koen, Monte crtstei,.
Mss Jose Royeroft, Granite FaAIss
Major Moore, Mount Vernon.
George W. T.bbetts, lssaausa-
n. r. Decatur. Mount Vernon
NJ. A. Nanaukens kdlsoh.
A. +. Anderson. F1E
I'd Josie. Stanw ood
Cant j. f. Moore. Utsalaoy.
Richard Jefs. Utslady.
HOTEL BUTLER
c. Thomas Hall Tacoma
Henry Egan, Tacoma.
q Edwards Tacoma.
Alex Reus, san Francisco
NJ Is. Curtis, Chicago.
Mrs Bushnell. Tacoma
Sol III. Goldstein, San Francisco.
James A. Halght. Olyilapsss-
j. l.. Fuller. san Francisco.
J. s. Allen, spokane. x,.,.,
John -. Catron. North Yakima
r. b. Galley. Oakland
- l.. Mooney. New ofk. ,v...ar
George n. Sinclair. Mount Nernons
George y. joiner, wife anu chha' AoaiI1
4. SutIir. Portland.
+. III. DE I.aney, Chicago. x,...o>~
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Field, Sah + raiieasss
Jam, i. Bel. Everett.
y, NJ Adams and wifei Poruaiea-
T. n Bloedel New Whatcoin.
II NJ Hagerman. Tacoma
Thomas Carroll. Tacoma
HOTEL. NORTHERN.
William Ingles, Tacoma
i. G. Laying, CR ata : Au ami co
Miss Rose Hubbard. Chariey's Aunt Coz
Miss GRACE T. Coulter. Charley Aunt Cos
r.. Copp, Charleys Aunt Co.
NJ. Greenby. Port Angeles.
4, w Voogt san Francisco.
II II Rvland san Francisco.
George IL. Smith, Tacoma
Il ~ Goldsmith, ST. Paul
4 /. Thatcher, New Whatcom.
j. T. Easton. Fairhaven-
y Gibbons, Renton.
Charles :. Fogg, Tacoma.
Thomas Il. Catron, Nortn fhkima-.
Henry Landes, Port Townsend-
A. r. Coleman. Port Io"nseno-
II "a Rupert, Port Townsend
J. n Bradley. Tacoma
T. IT. Beekman. City;
Georgia A. nm, Omaha
Hiram Hamrner Mount vernon
II a Bradner, Mount Vernon.
T, y Chrlstian, Port Townsend
I ID Brown, San Francisco
L. simmons. Whatcom-
Mrs. l.. Simmons. WnafcorA-
Thomas Duncan. 81 LOUIS
John A O'Brien. Utopia.
II. w, Jennings. Tort Io"hssna-
T. G. Robertson, Tacoma
D. Burns, Monroe.
Stephen O'Brien, Tacoma
u Mcclellan Whatcom
- ID Cowan, Little DallsA
A w Johnston. City,
J. IL. Faler. Tacoma
n. T. Murray. Tacoma
8 Nj. Hanson, Boston.
O. A. Mudgett. Snohonhsn.
. 7 p Howson. New York
o. w. Goldberg. Boston.
{. +. Heating. Omaha
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Indigestion spoiis more lives nan rum.
..-yf,,' or something worse. The trouble
81 All in Tho digestive tract. hirans
T.bnles bring a sort Of millennium with
,bern. one gives relief. and their hahituai
~ss keeps the whole system In Tone
&c. them OF your druggist
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TIC OF the Tn9uS--i2is q. the opersnr. ST.
gar making an important fractional gain,
out being unable 70 hold the ADVANCE The
market soon evince5 = tendency toward
higher prices. and substantial gains FOL
loved IN Sugar. Leather preferred and
thicago Gas. TIE gains N the railway
lsSS were uninportznt- Before the exnsra-
ton OF the first hour al effective drive
was made against the Iniustriais. ard. To-
gelher VITA selling 20 realize Profits.
caused decline. Leather preferred Yield
ed 81. Sugar u. ard Chfcaxo Gas about A
point In the afternoon session the tables
were turned and the bears were driven
Sharply 20 cover. in snnns Instances. mark
Ing prices Up On each other IN TIE high
priced lndustriais. As was the case earlier
IN the day, the improvement in the rail-
way list was slight. Leather preferred
was marked Up ga. Sugar IL. Il was be-
Aeved that. but for the e-ratic movement
IN the indust-ialS, the nou-engaxemer1t OF
gold and ths belief that none would ia
shipped on Saturday would have enabled
the railroad list 20 make \ better show
ing. The market closed strong and active.
The railway bond market was quiet. The
declines were confined 70 fractions. The
sales were sScs.eaa Governments ruled
higher, on purchases OF s4s. Qoa
Government bonds-Efr7n and higher,
state bonds-1nactive
Railroad bonds-Easie-.
Money and Exchange
Money on call. easy at 114G2,s per cent;
last loan. ,; closed. 2 Prime naercantfie
paper, 4gSia per cent. Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business in bankers
oills at S&'s94.S9 for demand and s4ST2.
4t.S for sixty days. Posted rates. 81 Ss1.
gas and 81 SSi494.so. Commercial bills,
ssE.
Silver certificates. eak7s7c.
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The Daily Post-Intslligencer IS now on
sale in Portland. Or. at Rich Bros. -
Morrison street, Portland Hotel news
stsns. ana Northwest News Company. 10
First street.
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RRWard-

A reward OF 80 VIII bs paid for infor-
nation leading 10 the arrest and convfc-
ton OF any one stealing copies OF fhs
rsoe+-TnteIlfgence delivered 20 Subscribers
throughout the city.
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CUT RATESi

ru7 RATES. CUT RATESi
Wa sEATTIF-TACoMA ROUTE
STEAMER CRICKET
v.s.s ,hres round trips daily. az follows:
ss.sss Tacoma 20 a. IN. IL IT.. and 4.39
leaves Seattle $40 a. ~. 2.lS .. M.
81 lis 0. n
Fare &c.
srnaay Excursions-Leave Tacoma 81
Ia and I'D p. m: leave Seattle II O. a.
..ss1 o m Fare q cents
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Seattle, Dec. y, 1870
Exchanges at Seattle Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:
Ciearances. Balances
Seattle ..............s s7.255 50 siS,eS5 %
Tacoma .............. 1os, % 90 z.sl5 .,
Portland ............. 2sS. 30 ca A.l5e %
The wheat market was dull today. and
there was no movement worthy OF record
beyond the wheat purchased for exporta-
ton, Of which Balfour, Guthrie q Co. av-
erage about five car loads day. Feed
wheat was firm at the advance. and shorts
and bran, though comparatively scarce,
rested at the last figures quoted.
The produce and poultry markets were
also dun. Dressed chickens were quoted
as low as Sc, and that was a good price
for live spring chickens. Hens were
drug. In fact, dealers refused live stock
except when directly consigned TO them,
and part OF the live stock in the market
was today killed and sent to the cold
storage warehouses. Those who have
poultry and purpose sending II alive 10
this market might make money by hold
ing their stock for a week or two.
Good ranch eggs held the market at 2ec,
but Eastern eggs were easier at &c.
A large shipment OF japanese oranges
came in, which sold from sl.35 10 $l5o.
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The Pacific Coast Steamship CoEnpany's
steamship WaEla Walla, sailing from San
Francisco on the 1lth INST viii eaffy gen
raj merchandise At s. per ton and salt ae
zoe 10 Seattle.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. club, 50izc; blue stem. 5Sisc. Dull
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, Dec. 9.-Wheat-Wa,la Walla,
0Q5li4c; Valley. 5245Sc per bushel-
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feature q he movement which attracted
some attention.
Oats opened SHADE easier fer Nav. but
rallied afsevward. IL sympathy with wheat
and corr. and closed very steady. g2Ss
where = cd O. SATURDAY.
Provisions were ssfi1 suffering fro-n toc
EnUeh hog, caE recovered trlae when
wheat showed IS teeth TO tae bears.
closing Quotations.
Whest-neesnAer. ssNc: Jaraury. 2s.c.
Corn-Decenher. ssssc. Janaury, SIC
$50.
oats-pecsnlAer, T7stes February. f-isc.
Pors-necemSer. s.. X: January. sS56
I.sra-Deeenaber. sS-I2ls; January. S5g-is
asked.
Rsos-Deosmser. $sso: January. sisa.
Rye-Stc
Bariey-s5f9Sec
Flaxseed-sss. sscc.
Live stock.
Cattle receipts 1900: market steady
eeeves. s. seS547a; COWS and heifers. sl.4aE9
$50. Texans. :. soGSso; ssookers and feed
ers. s. saGS5a
Hcgs-Rscsipts. $500: trade slow ana
prices weak 20 & lowers light, s96as7s 50;
mixed. sssos7s.5s; heavy. sS-Sols.S5: rough.
Sc 1913 -
Shsep-Receirts - cac Market weak 20
Tac lower: natives, s.. 25T3 :: lambs, SIS
a.
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-er Bars ..... es' Drafts. Sight. III
<. Dol rs. t4iza55 Drafts, Telegraph.5
NEW YORK Markets.


New York. Dec. a.-The dealings IN the
railroad ust today were relatively irsiE-
niacant beside the opera lions IN the In
dust~fals Heaviness was the Characters
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-. uprurRToN. u. 8. DRY DOCK.
Va rppaRIESTON AND SIDNEY,
GEN. CANBY.
r1svss Central wharf I've round trips
bsy. r..,.to =. en- g =, ara I'm
49, thef, making one trip only, leav-
Es.7s m. Leaves Sundays az . a N.
m. touching a. all intermediate
ats -
49, Raves Charleston at a m. and
go N. caves Bremerton at tbs q. m.
:. "a Is, .. m. arriving at Seattle at .
ard s.l5 .. n.
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Total sales.

The total sales OF stocks today were
Sol. 593 shares. including: American Sugar
AZ 100, American Tobacco 202,700. BurIing-
ton 1000. Chicago Gas 500, Reading $500.
st. Paul 5000. United States Leather pre-
ferred s, 100
Flour.
Flour-Receipts IS. 800 barrels, exports l.
400 barrels. Firmer on winters. with
springs holding steady at old prices.
Wheat.
Wheat-Recelpts 49, 400. exports IL. zoe.
Spot, firm; No. . red. 71hc; No. ! hard,
zoe. Options opened easier under pressure
OF local offerings, advanced sharply at
noon on expected decrease in the visible
supply and excited covering of shorts. and
closed strong al s.G7Sc net advance; May,
eSQ6s2sc; closed, e9Ac: December, cog
s79sc; closed. 6z2sc.
Visible Grain supply.
The visible supply OF grain Saturday.
December :. as compiled by the New York
Produce Exchange, is rs follows:
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.

NAIL STEAMER cHEHALIS
Laws calman's dock Mondays. Wednes-
6sYs aas Fridays for Kingston, Port
s,srss ssabeck, Brinnon, Li.hwaup Falls.
Essssori and Union City, returning
FRANK w. GOODHUE. Agent
TsssAcne. Red S3L
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE

gTEAMER DELTA
,..~.s UsrTtngton's dock. foot Of wash
49, street Tuesday. Thursday and
asA.ssv ~ o'clock "a. IN. for kingston.
-. Gamble. Seabeck, Breunon. Hoiley,
f...sso tilii~pup Fail.. Hoodsport and
800 city. Returns alternate days.
rare, Sc to al points .
n rRoUTMAN. Master.
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STEAMER GLIDE.

Lsss Commercial dock. Tacoma. $50
4 q, Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
ssssys dock, Seattle. 2 p. m. Tuesdays.
Tsgrdaye and Saturdays. for Buenna.
Esses Lantlng and way points. Fare TO
A. points &c. J. F. Vanderhofr. Captain.
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1Daily. tDaily except Sunday.
Short and direct line to all points In
British Columbia. through the principal
lumber districts Of Western Washington.
General ONCE. Colman block Seattle
A d. sCROGGY. General Freight and
Passenger Agent.
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sTEAMEHs.
rrr SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA RouTn
rrAxsHrp CITY OF KrNosru1
...vsen Tacoma and Victoria = a
rsM NJ, Tacoma ..I1io,Ari 4,<Gam
80 p, F Tewhs.nd nA EAT i :sseIn
iYgnIL.,, 3 victoria Il NV s:Spm
..Ss.:Iy except Nond.y'
srEAxER sEHoxE
~..vesn Seattle and Victoria. = G.
s! ssILy. .por. S Toan.end.. HrI,:s N n
!s-sIY.... Victoria ......lLvi "a
saa.ss;y except Saturday.
-. STEAMERS furnish hrst-ciass ac-
Isdaf.ons, carrying both freight and
esasnrsrs, and leave from fesier wharf.
tzfts
n. O. YERE E0,
yesIer Wharf. 9eattia.
I. A EADEAC,
a~nerai Agent y. =. r. r.. Seattle.
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PetrOleum-Dull: United, closed, sl-35
bid.
Hops.
Hops-pull.
Wool.
wool-Unchanged.
Metals.
Pig iron-Quiet.
Copper-Easy: exchange. s1o.s591o.t.
Iead-Firm.
Tin-Easy; Straits. s13.90G13s5: plates,
quiet.
spelter-Quiet; domestic, S3.5og3.ea
Coffee.
Coffee-Options. closed easy. Is 70 30
points decline: sales. 1900 bags. includ-
ing: March. s13.50Gl3-7o; December. si2.75.
SPOT coffee, Rio. easier; No. :, l4izc; mild,
dull.
Sugar
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Seattle, Dec. Q. 1885.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:
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Tides at Seattle Harbor TODAY.
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MARINE NEWS.

Hops-At London, Pacific coast. GO los,
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DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Dec. 9. tses.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-24

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FINISHED THEIR COUkSE AT RUrGERS

New-Brinswick. y. J.. May . tspeciaD'-Ihe SEN
IN, class OF Rutgers College finished the course on
wednesday morning. and this morning announce
mont OF the honor men and commencement orators
was made 10 the members. In the classcai section
the honor men are Herman c. Weber. OF BROOKLYN
David Cahart. of Railway ana George .. Lua'o"' Vi
New Brunswick Those In the scentifc section are
C.orge f. Scull IT,, OF Atlantic city; Charles "A.
Weckerly OF Atlantic City. and Charles T.. ConoVer'
of Manalapan. The rhetorical honor Is won by
George s Ludlow Orations according to rhetorical
standing are awarded to Eugene Bogert. OF Harring-
ton and Henry L. Hart. OF Neshanc: first honor IN
Latin and Greek elective Is given to David Cahart
Harry 8 Hampton OF Melville. has the unprece-
dented record of having been present every Gay 10.
four years at military drill The names ot George
+ scull jr OF Atlantic city; Thomas r. Russum'
of Elizabeth. and Robert ;. ParsonS, OF paterson,
nave been forwarded the Adjutant- General OF the
United States Army and 10 the Adjuant Gen.rai OF
New-Jersey az OF particular proticency IN military
science and tactics. -, ..r, ,,,
The senior class will give ts play. The scarlet
seal" written by Harry :. Hampton anu Milford
Enright two Of It's members, In Aliens Theatre THIS
city. tomorrow evening lHiiheua'e'y "i'e' ''e'
Will hold their class supper