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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-24
Old Man Killed by a Train.
special to the Register.

Special 10 the Register.
Martinsburg, w. Va, March %
Michael McGinnis, aged sixty-five
years, while walking on the B. & o.
railroad tracks near here, late yester-
day evening, was struck by a fast
freight and instantly killed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-24
crinn Had the Best Of 1t.

Philadelphia, March 2S.-Jerome
oniglev. of this city, and young Critic
fought four rounds tonight before the
Southwark Athletic Club. No deci-
sion was given, but Griffo had the
hest of the go"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-24
Tho s..angIer and Burns Matched

The srsangler ana r,oo Lewis
Chicas = March. -. - '.4n p,,rns
the s,,dngler," and Martin Purns PuI No.
better known as Farmer ~ D, tbis biz.
have signed articles TO "resiie sac IL 'A''
city cir on April2O for $1,000 q slas' -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-24

AFTER THE GRIP, diphtheria,
,,eumonia. scarlet fever, typhoid fever.
20 - Hoods Sarsapailla is Of wonder
s,,I benefit in imparting the strength
and vigor so much desired.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-24

uOOD'S PILLS for the liver and
howels act easily, yet promptly and
effectively.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
@iuijtcr R6uer acbt.

Berlin, 7. 9e3. Sic Ra4rt4t
BON ber @ntlaflng bes preubH@en
Miniiters beg Snnern b. &D1er pirb
beftdtt9t. Ser &at1er forberte bor
fetner Mbreife na@ 8reslau bon 81.
2ucanus, benz @bef bes Gipilcabinets,
einen be1onberen 8eri9t iiber ben San
bes profeFors 9elbriid Elm. Spdter
conferirte ber Scatter nit benz &et@sz
tan3ler BON 9obenlobe, unb leBterer
ion benz &ai1er ertldrt baben, bab &c
genDtbtst 1ein piirbe, UNI feline @ntz
lafung na@5uiu@en, tpenn b. RDl1er
ni@t} entlaf en- merbe. Or. BON S40nz
itebt, Der preubt14e Subi3mtntiter,
ret@te fetn GntlaKungsseiu& chem
fans Elm, jebod purbe bafelbe nt@t
an9enommen. 9as rSageblatt" be-
bauptet, baB Or. BON 9ufanus, Der
bisbertge Gbef bes tatferli4en 3ibtlz
tabinets, &oeQer's Na9folger als
Minii tier bes Snnern merben, unb baB
ber portrasenbe @atb I'M &et@stan5z
leramt, Treiberr BON @ilmomstt, an
2utanus' @teue treten miirbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
Otter Der Qdlte.

r.. ct. 2outs, $780,, Z. Seq. 3pei
Perfonen finb in Der Na@t in Tolge
Der plDBli@ beretnsebro@enen Rdlte
in ct. 2ouis erfroren unb 3pet anbere
entgingen NIT tnapper Mptb einem
dbnlt@en S@idfal. Sin Mann, etpa
Is Sabre alt, alien Mni@ein mad
Elm 2anbftrei@er, .purbe als 2ei4e
in einem 2agerbaufe eefunben, in benz
ct S4uB geiu@t bate. @r mar tbetlz
peife nadenb. Mofes 8aelB, 80 Sab
re alt, Der in elmer erbdrmli@en 9itte
in Der Ndbe Der @eleiie Der Mabaibz
8abn pobnte, tpurbe fteif e~efroren in
berfelben entbedt. Trau aate Sbompz
ion unb Elm :letnes Mdo@en BON 6
Sabren purben in tbrem 9eim in Oit
ct. 2ouis nabesu erfroren aufgefunz
ben. Dte Poltoet bra4te fie na@ Der
Station, po lie fi4 pteber erbolten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
Gin tuiMti9c Dorla9c.

Mbann, 81. 9, 7. Sec. Sn ber
nd@iten @tBung pirb cine mt@tige
@tu einsereidt >perben, pel@e be5pedt,
bic Dirt unb Mei1e, in mel@er gegenz
pdrtis dr3tlide @uta4ten in Morbz
pro5efen a%b9egeben uerben, gu an
bern. @eeenpdrttg lit es ben @erz
tbeibisern mDgli@, tpenn iie bic Be-
bauptung aufftenen, bab ibr Silent
pabniinnig lei, Quadialber unb fdufz
lt9e Mer3te als Sa4beritGnbige gu
bernebmen. 9tes ion bur9 bic 8tq
babtn s%eGnbert merben, oab ber @ou<
perneur cine aus anertannt tl9ttgen
Mer3ten beitebenbe unparteiif@e Sa@z
peritdnbisen Gommiiiion e%rnennt,
pel4e bei ben prooeKen in ben per>
f9tebener Srten bes Staates ben Sc
ri@tsb0fen beratbenb our Sette fteben
ion. s 1.3G/>
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
0imaem an oeu etreif.

Rem Dort, 8. Dea. lleber 500
DampfrSbrenzM rbeiter unb lire 9anbs
LANCER sinsen an ben Strett, neil bic
@rbeitseber iid tuetserten, Elm Mbtom=
men gu unteroetdnen, pona4 ben Mr.
beitern bas Gabrselb BON unb na@ ben
MrbettspldBe Zen in elmer eepiFen @ntz
fernuns beaablt perben fol1ten. Des=
gletden befirbet ii@ bic @eperti9aft
Der elettrti9en Mrbeiter am @treit,
neil bic 2eute nt4t 9erDtbtst fem tpolz
len, NIT Nt@t @etpertf4aftlern aufamz
men3uarbeiten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
Gincs&aticrrcoc.

8reslau, 8. Sec. Sci einem
bon ben &iira1iieren CUR Teter bes
Sabrestages ber S4la9t BON @bamz
pi9np ge9ebenen Teite1en bilt Scatter
Wtlbelm cine Mnipra@e, in pel@er CT
iagte, bic Stunben, tpel9e CT in Sc
1eQf@aft 1etner Rameraben perbringe,
btlben bic @rbolung in feinem arbett=
famen 2eben. Ser Sag tDnne nt@t
better sefetert tperben, als babur@, bab
abermals gelobt perbe, 9as gu erba16
ten unb gu bert6etbisen, pas ber aro=
BE Raiier unb feline @enerdle gu jener
3eit f4ufen.
Dim S9lufe 1agte Der &aiier: Sc
.ttefer id ben Yarteiloiungen unb Parz.
tetzSnterehen auf ben @runb gebe, be-
ito mebr 3dble i@ auf bas Seer unb
beito mebr boHe i4, bab bas Seer inn
Muslanbe fomobl, mte i'm Snlanbe
berett 1etn tpirb, meinen Miin19en unb
metnem leitenben Wiuen treuen Sc
borfam gu letften. Sd bofe btes BON
benz in biei lem Regimente berri@enben
@et1te unb rufe bic MDrte in Grim
nerung, pel@e metn @robpater na@
Der 1@meren 3eit i'm Sabre 1848 in
Goblena ipra4: rDtefe ftnb bic 9erren,
auf pel4e i9 3Gble." Ingere9t BON
bteier @eiinnung trinte t& auf bas
Mobl bes &lraifter : Regiments, nell
DIES pie t4 boHe, benz Namen bes sro=
ben Rurfiriten ftets Gbre MAIDEN
Iptrb."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
Cflabonta ,piA etaat tpcrccm.

Guthrie, Stl., 8. De5. Cine
aablrei9 beiu9te &onpentton in
Sbannee nabm cine 9enti4rift an
ben &ongreb an, portn berielbe um
ioforttee 3ulaKung BON Otlabomo
als @taat in bic Union eriu@t ptrb,
Slaboma babe beretts eine grDbert
8ep0lterungs3abl unb mebr fteuer:
pTt4ttges Gtgentbum, als ieber anbert
8unbesftaat 3ur 3ett ieiner 3ulai=
flung in bic linton.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
Sabnnnolu&.

+" 8luefielbs, %. 3d., 7. De5.
8ei einem 3uiammenitob BON Sob
len5iigen auf ber Norfolt e Meitern
@ifenbabn BEL 2tttle Brand purben
brei 3ugbeamte getDbtet. Dte Sobten
finb: s. %. SorltneB, Der 2otomotip>
fiibrer; 81. M. Stra(eD, Ronoutteur,
unb g. %. 9etlig, Brent er.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
Gut,ucpcr uocr.

pittsburg, pa., z. Sec. poftz
meiiter Spbn 8. S'GonneQ leste feline
Steluns als @oriibenber bes ftdbtis
f@en bemotratif9en Musf4ufes ME-
ber. Die @eiignatipn erfolgte auf
folgenben Brief BON Setten bes Sc
neralpoitmetiters Wtlion: "Wir iinb
bena4ri9tist, bab Sic ber @oriiBenbe
bes ftGbtif9en bemotratti9en Musz
f4uKes itno. sic baben bic Wabl,
enttpeber bteies Mmt nteberauleden,
ober Sbre Stelluns als poitmetiter".
9err S'Donneq, mdblte bas Gritere.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
Srphctt sem ,tltan.

2onbpn, z. De3. @tne Depc1&t
aus &onHantinopel an ben rDailt
Selegrapb@ lantet: Menn bic Mntnort
Der Siirfei be3iigli4 Der 3ulaKune
BON Wa9t19tFen ni@t balb eintrift.
10 tperben bic Md4te etnen Sag felt
Ieben, an mel9em tbre &rtegsf@tF(
na9 &on{tantinopel fabren follen. ST.
ne Depei@e aus parts melbet, bat
bort Gbnlibe Na9rt@ten aus &onitanz
tinppel eingetroHen iinb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12

Sobnfon be1tteg ben Baum, um ber
Wai9bGren BON bemielben berabaus
f9itteln. slitt aber babel aus uni
ftel berunter. Raum bate er ben 3D.
ben beriibrt, ais bic 6unbe iiber i'm
berfielen. Gr f9rie aus 2eibestrGf:
ten I'm 9iilfe, bod ba fem S4misserz
pater itodtaub 1T, 10 eiferte bieler,
anitatt bic 9unbe abaurufen, bieielben
INNER mebr gum Geitbalten an. unh
pdre ni9t Der IN ber NGbe befinolte
9e 90. Barnes gu 9ilfe geeilt, ID
bdtten bic 9unbe Sobnion poQftdnoia
aerriKen. Gr liest, an pielen 8ibz
punben leibenb. i4wer barnieoer.
.-,Mus benz @9tffsbaubofe auf
Mare Sslanb Bel g Grancts>
. purbe benz MarinezO Department
telesrapbif4 semelbet, bab Der Gbefz
Sngenieur 81. 81. 2ett9 bonn &reuaer
Bottom" BON elmer prufunsszgomz
mtffion fir btenituntaugli9 ertlSrt
morben iet. 2ieut. 2eiti9 bate BE-
reits atpeimal i'm 2aufe bes perflofz
lenen Sabres ms 9oIpital sebra9t
merben mil EN-, neil in. ct 6plge ue>
berarbeitung feinen Dienit ni9t mebr
gu perieben i'm Stanbe uar. Dtefer
San ftebt ni@t pereinaelt ba; i'm &C.
gentbeil baben ii9 in lebter 3ett bers
artiee Tdle in eri9redenber Meiie
semebrt. Snnerbalb Der perflofenen
3p0lf Monate mubten ni@t meniser
uls Elf BON ben iieben5ig @befzSn9e<
%nieuren Der Marine ben Dienit quit
tiren (reip. ftarben mebrere babon,
nod ebe lie in @ubeltanb b.r1eBt tperz
ben tonnten), in Gplge Der iibermdbiz
gen On trengun9en, benen lie arsgez
feBt paren. Die Gbef=S ngenieure
Wbttater unb Sine itarben turae 3eit,
nt9bem lie tns 9o1pttal iiberfibrt
maren, unb @befz Sngenieur 8ortbz
mid ipurbe bur9 ueberarbeitung gum
Selbfmorb 9etrteben. e.
- Na9 benz .Manuf lecturers Rez
corb" 1T bic 8eiiebelun9 bes Siibens
nit @inmanbererr aus benz Norben
unb @eiten in eutem 3use. @eri@ie>
bene Staaten treHen au4 Mnftalten,
Ginpanberer aus europa an3uz
3ieben. 8e3Ugli9 Der inbuitrteqen
@ntpidelung bes @iiben tbetlt bas
8latt II. ". fol9enoes NIT: N0rbli4e
unb 1ibli@e &apitaliiten iu9en einen
p~afenben YlaB, INN cine 8aummolz
lenfabrit gu bauen; 1ie pol1en bafir
$1,O0O,ON ausgegeben. Mus Mlabama
mirb iiber bic Mnlage BON &ibl1petz
9ern, MDbrenleitungen, .@aHermer@
fen, elmer Diingerfabrif, @ergrDberz
ung bon Ma1@inenpertitdtten etc.
bert9tet. Mrtanias erbGlt einen Ser
elm fir DFentli9e 8erbeherungen, eine
3aunbrabtfabrit unb cine 9ol3bear<
beitunqsfabrit. Georgia melbet ben
8au bon @iitermagenzM ertftdtten unb
bic @ersr0beruns elmer 8aummolen<
fabrtt, 9a3u tommen 2out}tana NIT
elmer Reismiible, Mtfthtppt nit elmer
@isfabrit, elettrtf@en 8eleu@tungsanz
lager unb @aKernerten, Norbz@aroz
lima nit elmer acknowledgement, Sc
rag NIT 3tegeleten ($15,000), @trgiz
nien NIT @emii@en Werten, bic $1O,>
900 toiten 1olen, elmer Stetn5ermalz
mungsfabrit, 8raueret II. I. IN. Cine
groBe Mn3abl t~leinerer unternebz
mungen mtrb auberbem i'm gan3en
Siben geplant. 49,.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
&cdDa,tt crnonut

ton n, Z. Sec. Ser
prdiioent bat &ufus %. pedbam bon
SEEM Dort an Ste0e oes per%torbenen
@i9ters 9opeu 6. Sadfon gum BEL
1tbenben &i@ter am 8unbesoberoert4z
te ernannt. Rufus 90. pedbam tpobnt
in MlbanD uno lit Rt@ter am Mppelz
lattonsgeri4te bon Netp Dort.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
Bon, Gonersb.

Wafbinston, .. g.. 2. Dea.
Der "a. Gonsreb tpurbe beute Mtttag
um II llbr er0Fnet. SIN SENATE
prdiioirte Diceprdiibent Stepenlon unb
bic Gormalttdten tpidelten ii9 bier in
iibltder Weiie ab. BON elmer Oraaniz
firuns bes Senats mar ni9t bic Mebe.
SIN Saufe rief glert Rerr bic
Mnpeienben our Srbnuns; ppn ben
353 Mitsliebern paren 341 antpeienb.
&epublitaner @rospenor, ., romi=
nirte 9tos. 9. @eeb bon Maine als
Spreber; Demotrat @apers, Ser,
nomintrte 6. s. Grip bon @a., unb
Populiit Rerr BON Nebrasta nomtntrte
Sobn 6. Ben bon Colorado. I'm Der
Wabl erbtelt Reeb 254 @timmen,
Crisp IS, Sen & unb gulberion 1.
Der Grpdblte murbe bon Crisp, @ros=
penor unb 8en gu ieinem @tuble selet=
tet, BON 9armer, benz dlteften 9ausz
mitslieb einse19moren unb ribtete
bann einiee Worte bes 9antes an bas
9aus. 9arauf nurben bic iibrtgen
8eamten bes 9aufes erpdblt. pie ie
bon etnem caucus Der Nepublttaner
nomintrt tporben tparen. Mler. g.
McDomel BON pennfplpania als.
@lert; g. 5. RuKeq Mo., Gaplan; 80.
g. Glenn, q. g., @erseantzatzM rms;
5. 8. Mc@lrop, o., Sbiiriteber; 8. g.
,@onben, Mi@., poitmeifter.
3. De5ember.
8eiben 9dufern cling beute bic 8ot<
f9aft bes p~rdioenben 5u; iie purbe
1ofort perlefen unb nit GROCER Mufz
mertiamteit angeb0rt.
Sm SENATE bra9te 2pbge.
MaT., cine &eiolution Elm, tpel4e bic
Monroe Dottrtn enereii@ %inboiiirt;
San. Gla., lebte ebenfaQs cine &ei y
luton Dor, porin perlangt ptro, bic
Snfursenten auf @uba als trtesfubz
renbe Ma4t an3uertennen. Sn @r'=
cutipiibuns beftdti9te Der Senat bic
@rnennune Slnep's gum Staats1etrez
tdr. 9armon's gum @enera!anmalt.
@tenart bra@te cine GreiiilberbtQ Elm.
SIM 9aue lesten @ul1om. Sq.,
unb @dltnger, N. s., @ebenti4riften
Dor betreFs ber Mtrren in ber Stir
tel; 9ubois, Sbabo, legte cine iol&e
bon Der 2egislatur feines Staate3 Dor
betrefs @rmGblung ber 8unbeslenaz
loren bur@ bas @plf.
Das 9aus pertagte fi& BIG 6reita9.
5. December.
Dem Senate gtngen beute tpieber
petitionen gu betreHs @nertennung Der
cubanif@en Sniurgenten als triegflbz
renbe Ma9t. Senator Ga4, Tla., btelt
iiber bieien @egenitanb cine &ebe, tpo>
rim CT bic &egierung tabelte, neil tie
aDgere, bet Sa@e ber 6reibeit auf
Cuba @orf@ub gu leiiten. CHANDLER
bra@te cine @orlage Elm, pel@e Gil
berfreiprdsuns perfiist, faus @nglano,
Grantrei@ unb 9euti@lanb dbnli&e
@efebe erlaKen. Na@ tur5er @recuz
tipiibung pertagte ii& ber @enat Biz
Montag.
4. December.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
I'i1rtc:ber,&tc
MtIWoufcc.

Meiaen 55-59; @oggen 36-37;
G'erite 1885,; 9afer 1920; Corr
81; Tla@s $780,; Simotbpiamer
2.15- $3.50; &leefamen 6.25-7.50;
Stmotbpbeu 11.50- 1925; Prairiebeu
6.00-10.50; Mebl, patent, per Sat
Butter, Creamery 12-
%; Butter, Datrp 12-19; Raie
Cream 80; &d1e, S4mei3er IL
IL; 9opfen SO; &artoHe(n 1875:
@tiere 2.85-4.25; &ibe 1.50-2.9O;
@toders C 6eebers 2.00-2.85; &dl:
Der 3.0O-5.OO; @@metne 3.30-3.55i
@9afe Its $50; 2dmmer $50
$50. 4
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
Chicago.

/ Mintermei3en $751;; @ommermeiz
gen 54-57; @oggen 36-37; @erlte
22-0; 9afer 1921; Corn 25-
81; Mlebl, patent, per Sab 3.15-
$40; &lete 9.50-9.75; &leeiamen
4.OO-7.30; Simotbp1amen 200
$50; Sla@s 91-93; Seu 800
400; Butter, CREAMERY 14-21;
Butter, Datrp 49,; Stiere 1856
$50; &ibe 1.50-3.75; @toders 2.35
&dlber 3.50-6.00; @@meine
3.4O-3.6O; S4afe 1.25-3.50; 2dmz
rner 3.75-4.25; 9ubner SIS; Surteg
9; @nten SO; @dn1e 6-9; 3mtez
beln per 8uibel $780,; Mepfel per
SAB 1885,; &artofeln 1872;
8obnen 100 1.20; @ter 20; Rdfe,
Cream 80; &dfe, S@met5er 10
II; Prairiebubner per Dbb. 500
700; Quatls 2.00-2.25; &abbtta
1.OO-1.50.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
4. Der.

Sm @enat leste @banbler, q. 8.
cine Mn3abl Pettttonen be3i9li& an
gebli9er @ablbet,iigereien in Mlaba=
ma Dor; petttionen, bic Sniurgenten
auf Cuba als trtegfiibrenbe Ma@t an
5uertennen, gtngen ebenfauS Elm,
Squire, Mafb., unterbreitete cine &u=
item unb @eebqfen : @ertbetbigun9s=
bin. Soar, Mah., bra&te eine &eio=
Luton Elm, bab bic &egierung segen=
iiber ben Wtrren in ber Surtet BIZ
energi1@iten MaBregeln gum S@ub'
unb 3ur @9ablosbaltung bebrdngte,
ameritani1@er 8iirger ergretfen foae.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
ct. Ncuie.

@tiere 2.5O-4.75; &ibe 1.85-
800; @toders unb 5eeoers 900
$50; @@meine 3~.25-3.60; S9afe
2.50~3.50; 2dmmer 3.00-4.00;
@ei5en $685.; Corn "a rs; 9afs:
17--12 ...
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
Wtinncapolts & st. Waul.

Wet5en $3.50; Rpggen 80; @erfte
%; 9afer 1917; Corn Is; yla9s
SO; &leie 900; @ilbes 9eu 100
500; Butter, Creamery 12-16: Butt
ter, OatrD 3D.; Gter 10.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-04
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London. Dec. 2-Silver. % alst. Consois.
10sN..
New York. Dec. 3-The Evening Posts
financial cablegram from London saws:
The stock markets were quiet today but
good. closing at the best. The better tone
IN Paris was the chief cause OF the
strength here. Home rails and mines were
the best markets. Americans were good.
closing al the best. but mainly on New
York support. Opinions here looked for a
sound message from President Cleveland
on the currency question, but despair OF
his recommendations receiving fair and
patriotic support amidst the conflicting in
terests and parties. The Reading scheme
is not expected now until January
Paris-The markets here today were
firm. The settlement is going most salts
factorlly. There is a much better feeling.
Berlin-The' markets were firm today,
for one reason because OF the satisfactory
character OF the emperor's speech at the
opening or the reiehstag.
Iondon Wool Sales
London, Dec. "A good assortment was
offered at the wool auction sales today.
md met with spirited bidding. Several
hundred bales were taken by American
buyers at extreme rates. The number OF
bales offered was l,SSs, OF which l,oG0
were withdrawn. New South Wales. 7.5S7
bales: secured, 7izdQis 6i3d; greasy, 4A1
lid. Queensland. 1892 bales: secured, 10dQ
Is ID: greasy. 5a9hd. Victoria, $40 bales;
secured. 10lsd91s Cd: greasy. 4&Gl1&d.
South Australia, 1000 bales; secured. l0i2d:
greasy, 415a7d. Swan River, ITO bales:
greasy. 4k@5ad. New Zealand, 1850 bales:
secured. 7l2d4ls Sd: greasy, sA4l09d. Cape
OF Good Hope m Natal, LAO bales; scour-
ed. 6dgls; greasy. {A911zd.
Breadstuffs and g rains.
Liverpool. Dec. 3.-Wheat-Spot firm: de-
mand poor; No. 2 red winter. 5s 3D.; No. 2
red spring, stocks exhausted; No. L hard
Manitoba. IS I'D: No. l California, 5s al.
Futures opened steady and unchanged,
n closed easy. I'D higher for December.
others Ld lower: December, IS 2ad; Janu-
airy, IS sid: February, 5s "a: March. IS
AID: April, 5s SID: May, 5s 5Ad.
Corn-Spot firm: American mixed, new.
3s I'd. Futures opened quiet but steady,
and closed quiet. January and February
I'D lower and other months ~unchansedi
December. SIS Sad; January and February.
IS 2ibd; March. IS Esd; April and May.
IS Sd.
~Flour-Steady: demand moderate; st.
Louis fancy winter, as.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. G. los.
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. Dec. 2-Speciai.-The humber
mills Of Tacoma are running night and day
TO keep up with the demand. and orders
for foreign shipment continue 20 pile up.
The Tacoma MIL has recently received an
order for 1.os).00a feet Of lumber from
France. Among the vessels chartered TO
load at this port IN he near future are:
British bark XautiDpe. steamship Aladdin.
steamship Gorsedd and schooner r. W
BARTLETT. The Gorsedd VIII take 2.T0eo
feet 10 peIaEoa hay. south Africa, and the
British steamship Nenai VIII take out A
cargo for the same port equally as large
The steamship Tacoma VIII SAL Tor the
Orient az daynreak Saturday morning.
The steamship Tacoma took on 20 tons
Of -four TODAY AZ the Puget Sound FIGURING
Malls. She viii move up 20 the ocean Sheds
tomorrow FOR the balance OF her cargo.
The British ship Clifford is ~dischArging
ballast in the bay.
The steamer RAPID Transit brought IN
fee- barrels OF lime last night from Roche
Harhcr.
The city % Kingston took out a car o.
eraan ard TO tons % Oriental merchandise
for seattle thas morning
THE steamship Umatlia ts due from san
Francisco tomorrow night She VIII take
out twelve cars OF wheat, seven or hour
txo q bullion. oae OF lax and thirty tons
Tho Cstv of Topeka viii sal tomorrow
fo~ Alaska She viii take cut NIFTY tons Of
general n4e-rlandls Sc from here.
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BOSTON Wool Market.

Boston, Dec. 2.-Wool assumed a frmer
tone this week, with good sales. Terri
tory woods are steady and fleece woods are
quiet, but the tone is steady and supplies
are by no means excessive. Australian
woods are meeting with a steady demand,
and the supplies here have been consider
ably reduced with values on a firm basis.
The following are some OF the quotations
for some of the leading descriptions: Ter
rltory woods, Montana. fine medium and
fine, 11lf4c; secured 15Gi7c; Montana. No.
? medium, 1igi5c; secured price, 324S3c:
wyoming. etc, fine medium and lne. f0D
Isc: secured price. S3Q5c: Utah. Wyo-
ming. etc. No. 2 medium, f2Qi4c; secured
price. &c: California woods. northern
spring, TqI5c: secured price, S3d56c; mid
die counties, spring. 1lQ13c; secured price,
32dS3c; Australian woods, secured basis.
combing, superfne. f5G47c: do good. 400
42c; combing, average. 3S4i0c: Queensland,
combtng. 40Ifec
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL DILLER
y. NcConun. Redmond.
:. z Calhoun. CoupevtliA
II. III. White. Tacoma
J. McInnis. Port Gambia.
Tam1n ElweG. ~SnohOm.sh-
Joseph FeTguson. Arlington
Fred Bagweli. Toft.
s04Ft 9 MSsS. sso sr,s R.,s
Mrs J.. A. Wheeler. AnacorteS
Frank Morrison. Port Townsend
William McGsEfs. Bellevue.
l. Richard. Everett
Mrs. l. Richard. Everett
W. 5. Bennett. Port Gamhle
7. =. Jameson, Port Gamble
j. @. Hafpenny, Alberta. b. G.
Harry II. Knowles. Snohomisa-
@. +. Harrison Mount Vernon
Paul Guard. Friday Hareor.
j. L Morrison, Friday Haroor.
HOTEL BUTLER
F. NJ. Hawkes.. Tacoma
". Russell. CITY.
George Smith. Snchomish.
G. p, Edwards SnoheTn sh.
II. c. Sawyer. Port Gambia.
NJ ~Scheuhener, Port Gamnls.
r. A. BalAnger, Port Townsend
Mrs. L Z Cox. Olga. Wash
II. NJ. Herman. Spokane.
Joseph Simon. Portland.
Max Leopold, Chicago.
Il. =. Simon. Chicago
G E. Bqrg and wife, burlington; Ia
VI be1EFtAAEE. NV fATha
r. H.. Blair. Chicago.
John c. Denney. Snohomish-
Sam N. Furber. Snohomish.
Russell Honan. AXE Cushman
Benz. G. Chaplin. Boston.
W. y. Johnson. Los Angeles.
u. Hamburger, San Francisco.
George ;. Levy, San Francisco.
NJ. Thomson, Spokane.
William Manning, a francisco.
a. *. Delaney. Alaska.
q. Mcnamara and wife, ST Paul.
W y. Maeauley and wife. Victoria
J. w. Brokaw. Stanw0od.
7. J. Rottgers, New York.
James Lewis. New York.
u. 5. Alexander. San Francisco
r. Lowenstesn. Chicago.
r. j. Neuberger. Chicago.
J. A. Gould. Friday Harhor.
a. Needham. shelton.
a. NJ. Moore. Mount Vernon.
John O. Bonse. a Francisco
Frank c. Towns, Chicago.
Charles E. Warner. Tacoma
HOTEL NORTHERN.
c. ", Ames. City.
II. Wells, City.
George A. Durham, city.
NJ. p. Gleeson, Middleton. o.
G. w. Bean. Olympia.
II. +. Flint axd wife. Port Townsend.
John Kelly. Enumclaw.
John s. Clute. New Westminster.
George w. Russell. Spokane.
II. J.. Kennedy, Snohomish.
T; H. Brooks. Port Blakeley:
c. c. Brooks, Port Biakeley.
William Petehell, Tacoma
G.. II. Wilson, Spokane.
l.. T.. Gregerson, Stoughton. VIA
Sidney Soule, City.
w. r. Macfarlane. Hadiock-
w. Thompson, Spokane.
A. WATSON. Port Townsend.
a. r.. Coleman, Port Townsend
II. Brown. Port Townsend.
A. II. Miller, New Whatcom.
Arthur Let's, Snohomish.
r. II. Thompson. Tacoma
w. III. Primrose and wife, Pr. Blaksley.
]. a. Van Bokkelen, Port Townsend.
J. II. Faler, Tacoma.
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Company, lots : ara & sec =. .. & 81
acres. March J. s%
Eliza J. Neeke- and husband. Ezra NJ.
% the Mesks- Company. blocks a. Al 2
q Meeke-s surs pa; Is. add. Kent. March
!. sfS,esA
The Rertoa Cooperative Ccai Company
70 Thomas D. Davis. lots g and -. block
8 Rsnfo1. December q g&
Theodore Ezglani e. Tx. 20 Anna : En-
glGn1. sw i Sc \. SEQ :. - & Jane -.
ass
AauS Rateisye and husband. p VI. 20
James p Murphy. - acres in aw "a ne
sec s =. 8. October s. Ssa
William H. Putnam 70 Minnetts A. Gar
diner. " i sx Sc sw and sw y So
Il. sec Il. =. 8 IQ acres. November =,
y.RA
Phehe A Ryan 70 Lott.e fnsrterse Ayres,
lot S sn6 n = lot :. block 5. .. II. Cranes
add. December 8 81.
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~NfAaKET-.
The Roarei OF Trafa.

Chicago. Dec. 3-The wheat. corn ard
cats markets were al weak today. Wheat
lost ~sc. An important business vas dine
in wheat Tor shipment huI usth.ng was
known y l. whIe the session was pro
gress.rE. After the close. however. q was
made knowa that 5000 bushels % No. ?
red wnter had been sold az the Nay price.
some No. 2 spring lizc over December. and
No. Z Northern and No. 2 spring q a
quantity sufficient - bring the total %
sss0U0 bushels Red winter viii soon Re 4
very fancy article Tae opening prices
fer May were from GAsc down - SIC.
very little OF j. realizing IRE higher quota
ton, and tie su-k ~ lie 1ls offerings