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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1895-09-21

urur curious thing about my business
said the mosquito, alighting softly upon inc
nose OF tho sleeping visIm !. - 20 . stav Ia
more fun to SO to work than IL Is !" s'aS w
taam."
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1895-09-21

Sarsaparilla.
The Greatest Medical Discovery
of the Age.
KENNEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY,

DONALD KENNEDY, Of R0xBURY. MASS,
Has discovered In one of our common
pasture weeds remedy that cures every
kind of Humor, from the worst Seroiuis
down to a common Pimple.
He has tried it in over eleven hunoIeo
cases, and never failed exceptin two cases
(both thunder humor.) He has now IN ms
possession over two hundred eertlhe ates
Of its value, all within twenty miles OF
Boston. Send postal card for book. A..
A benefit is always experienced from INC
first bottle, and perfect cure is warrantedI
when the right quantity is taken.
When the lungs are affected II causes
shooting pains, like needles passing,
through them; the same with the Liver or,
Bowels. This is caused by the ducts be-
Ing stopped, and always disappears In .
week after taking it. Read the label. ~
If the stomach is foul or bilious 1t VIII
cause soueamish feelings at first.
No change of diet ever necessary. Ear
the best YOU can get, and enough OF u.
Dose. one tablespoonful in water at Deo-
time. Sold by all Druggists.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-17

Eiakeiey. there 20 Ae reshippet on tire
steamship Straits or AenAs Tor south
Atrsca.
steamer Rarsi Transit loaded 20 tens Il
Bryant ccaf AID Iest Ter Nicte-sa sester>
day.
Steamship AK was =; TIE Oregon I'M
rrcve7'eat Conpany's bunkers yesterday
taking on fuel
Steamer Glide has made her las. trip
Tor the winter 10 NaShon island and viii
bow os laid up.
Steamer Skagst Chies made a srecsai run
- the SaDaGiSa natS yesterday for oats
Vale she ) away TIE steamer Iyphoon
va make Der regular run.
Capt, Garrison. agent or ire Shspownerx
Association, x slowly recovering from his
yesterday, feeling much easier.
Steamship Transit went over 70 Guar
teFnlAsfoT harb1r - have her bottom
cleaned. SIZE VIII probably begin 70 taxa
on cargo Wednesday Or Thursday.
The English iron steamship Straits az
Menai put in az smiths cove for fuel last
nlght. She VIII put IN az Port Rlakeley
Ter lumber ard merchandise. and 40 10
TSoomA for nour.
British hark Silver How 10 st Schws-
hacheFs wharf getting out her cargo,
which VIII take her two Or three DAYS
~ - not Yet decided whether Ralfour,
Gafhras 4 Co. VIII load her with wheat.
IN az probability her return cargo VIII -
salmon from the Fraser river, OF which
she VIII load 1S.0po cases hero and slAo
cases at Victoria
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January 1 and ro,
NRSfarsiay


Real estate transactions since January I.
lSss. are S1o5s,s Ala There were fled for
record yesterday 10 deeds. tho eonsidera-
tons being Sl.4SA Following Ia a LIST fur
nished by the Daily Bulletin. room n &C.
cldentai block:
Jefferson NJ. Duiev et ux. TO Laura pu-
ley lots and ., block ., Puget Sound Park
add, Des MONIES. ind 4 lots 20 4. block
IS: lots IS to u. South Park. December L..
s4sn
John Peres 10 William warnke. lot Il.
block IS. Gilman Park: lots "a and g. block
4. Ballard Park, December 10. $40.
Henry :. Agar ct AK. 10 John ID. Chavfn
and Fred w. Lee, lots and 10. block 2.
Rainier add, June Is. a. G. 81.
Samuel Pine 10 Sarah Anne Pine. lot z
block II. Gllman Park. october q, 81.
Daniel Flomers CT ux. 20 Louis Johnson.
lot ?. block 9. Denny 81 Heyts add, Decam-
Der T. 500.
I.eander Lodge et ux. to George II II.
Monk. lots H. Is and IL block lis, Gilman
park, October q, so.
ID. NJ Shanks 81 Tx. TO orio d. KeiiogEs
lot s. block .. Rainier Gardens. December
l.. $500.
Thomas George 10 Elizabeth George lots
and 5. block -, Woods South Shore div,
Green Lake add. December Is. 81.
Thomas Il. Townsley ct ux. TO t. X.
Hodges. Brown Bear and Eureka mines,
Cedar river district, December L. a. G., 81.
Thomas J. kearney TO q. Stanley, LOT 2.
block 81, Gllman's add. list subdlv. peccm.
Der 2, 500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-17
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco, Dec. 16.-Arr1ved-sh Two
Brothers, Departure bay. bktn Portland
Columbia river: sckr Beuiah. Grays Har-
bor: M!neoia. Tacoma Departed--u malta,
Victoria and Port Townsend; schr AmeTi-
can Girl. Gray's Harbor; schr Fanny Out
ard. Gray's Harbor.
Fre,ghts and charters-German sh Flott-
bek. nov at Portland, wheat thence 70
United Kingdom. Havre, Antwerp or Dun
kirk: Norwegian str Aladdin. row at Had
lock. lumber thence 10 South Africa; Brit
Ish an Buckingham, now az Tacoma, wheat
thence to United Kingdom, Havre. Ant
v,-ero or Dunkrk. American bk G. y. Ken
ny. At san Diego. coal from Departure bay
"a San Francisco; American 81 Columbia,
coal from Seattle to San Francisco.
Port Townsend. Dec. l6-Speeial.--Ar-
rived Barkentine John Smith, from Blake
ley. for sea tomorrow; British bark city ot
ADELAIDE. Honolulu, for Blakeley; British
shin KUmory, from Acapulco, for TAeorra-
To aaff tomorrow Bark Katie Davenport.
from Blakeley, for san Francisco; schoon-
or c. s. Holmes. from Blakeley. for san
pedro: schooner Maria y. Smith, from Ia
coma, for san Pedro.
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Arrivals on the ropekn.

Steamship City of Topeka arrived from
Alaska at o'clock yesterday afternoon
with the following passengers: Mr.. Carl
Spuhn, Mr.. y. s. Korr. Rev. V. 7. Dom
skoy and Mrs. Donskoy and their two sons.
Alex and Peter; Mrs. Trumbull. Lieut. W.
L. Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Rogers.
the parents OF Seattles chief OF police;
Capt. b. +. Brightman, MIR. William Ed
DIV, Mr.. A r Williamson. Mr.. r john
son. Mr. J. +. MaIoney, Mr.. ]. Trumonll,
Mr.. w Moran. Mr.. JEFF Geer, Mr.. Robert
Duncan, ir., with Mrs. Duncan and maid;
Mrs. l.. n. Ketchum. Capt. Thomas ~
Wilson. Mrs. G. *. Zorn. Mr.. i. Milan.
Mrs. f. NJ Holden. Mrs. T. II. Needham.
Mr.. w. r. Crews and Mrs. Crews. DIT.
Gardner. Miss Reta Quiner, AIR. G. j.
Bridgeman, Mrs. Munroe. Mr.. r. F. Lewis,
Mr.. NJ Marine. Mr.. j. Munroe. Mrs. j. Nj.
Pearl, Mr.. c. 5. Blackett. Mr.. T. +. Bur
CESS. Mr.. u. Main, Mr.. George Miller, Mr..
T.. w. Young, Mr.. II. J. Johns, Mr.. III. j..
Wing. Mr.. T. Johnson. Mr.. A. y. Ersnne.
Mr.. A. +. Murphy and twenty-four stecr-
age passengers.
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steamers for the Yukon.

Nothing appears 10 be known, either
here or in Alaska, Of the incorporators or
the Yukon Transportation Company. ere
ated here a few weeks ago, but those IA
millar with Alaskan affairs connect IL
with a scheme which g. y. Richardson,
formerly principal OF the Central school,
has gone East TO promote. IL Is said that
he has interested in Ii a wealthy steam
boatman Of Saltwater. MIMI, and that the
scheme is to build three new steamboats,
there in sections and ship them to tho
mouth OF the Yukon. The first Is 10 ply
between there and Circle City. boat or
good size; the other two are 10 be small
launches. and 10 ply from Circle City
south. Whether this Is the Yukon Trans
portatlon Company's enterprise good
deal OF inquiry has as yet failed 10 aseer-
tain
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Passengers on the Umat liza.

The steamer Umatilla sailed from San
Francisco Monday with these passengers:
For Victoria-J. w. Harley, T. Steiner,
C. Henshaw and wife. Mrs. II. Dore. sis
ter and daughter, j. Meyer. I. Adney.
Mas T.. sayyea, J. c. Holt, A. W. Wall
ker, Miss Dixie. Miss Goodwin, Miss A.
Goodwin, !. Rousseau, Miss r. Mlnmer.
+. Lewis.
seattle-L. Wheeler. II. Allen, b. Hagen,
Mrs. d. Korn. daughter and son. II. +.
Caches. C. G. Burns. w. II. Primrose,
vena Rowe, Miss c. McCrea. Mrs. Bard,
f. G.. Mcdonald, Mrs. A. Devall. j..
schultz, NJ. d. Cameron. c. T. Schultze.
Tacoma-K. T.. Andrews, +. y. Minsh,
W. Manley. =. Churehinson, q. w. Clark.
c. Cathcart, W. l.. Johnson, II. Brice.
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secretary Of TIE treasury was found 70
nave cesractea frvn - Importance IN a
speculative sense. y shara demand soon
c~seAeFfI Tor the Gee ferS. Changers Van
ceroilts and Denver & Rio G-anle r~eee~
Tt1- kEmors OF reiterated refusal< OF
tne large investors in the propertT 70 vart
with their Interests were a e0nfrgh,,.so-
toward strengthening the factors. The
trade IN the stock WAS unusually active
Inc opening was rather irregular ard fair
~ active A strong tendency IN the rail-
roads apparent IN The initial dealings.
was practically unimpatred throughout
the day. The lnagstrisls moved in a rath-
er erratic fashion. The market closed ac-
tive and strong. and az the best figures OF
the day for the railroad list. Trading IN
bonds was on better sca2e than usual re-
Gently. and upon an afVanciug. movement
The aggregate sales were 81. So asss. GOV.
eminent bonds. seconds registered. vp
per cent, others steady. State bonds.
duh; railroad bonds. firm.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy az 1tx15 Per cent.
last loan. liz per cent: closed, llsSss per
cent; prime mercantile paper. 4gst@ per
cent. Sterling exchange. steady. with ac-
tual business in bankers bills az 81 SSssfR
4.ssA for demand. and 81 S71sGf4 S-s. sor six
~ days; posted rates. Si.SSsl4 50 and 81 ssh
GAse' commercial bills. sASsa. Silver GER
tiieates. ssas9ssixc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-17

Tacoma. De-. special.-ship Marpesia
sailed today with a cargo OF lumber FOR
Melbourne,
schooner Era Claudlna sailed totay for
sar BuenaventurA with cargo OF lumber
without q tug.
Deputy Customs Inspector Def7cy Is
enjoying h.s regular annual vacation "n-cn
lasts two weeks.
s~hooner Maria r. Smith will sail for
G~r Francisco tomorrow with cargo OF
h,r,bar from the Ola Tacoma mill
Northern Pacihc liner Victoria sailed from
Yokohama Saturday for Tacoma. She will
he due here December .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-17
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Chlrkat has gone 20 Astoria %
he lad up for the winter.
Steamer Rosalie took two car loads %
Feed 10 victoria yesterday.
steamer Clan Mcdonald took 100 sacks
az cats 20 NArgsgllle yesterday.
steamer Ed.fh VII probably relieve the
Gehorna on the Victoria route IL few
days.
The Utopia brought large shipment %
windows from Vancouver. u. C., tor Pert
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. club, SIC; blue stem. sc. Sun.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstufrs and Grains.


San Francisco. Dec. 1s-Flour-Family
extras. s335Q3.45; bakers extras, sS.l5QS2o;
superfine, s. 35Q26 50 per barrel
Wheat-Spring wheat. 9SAc per Genital
for No. /. and 81 for choice; milling wheat,
G05G10Sa.
Bariey-Feed. fair to good. s5ae64c;
choice. size: brewing. 75qSoc.
Oats-Milling, 70975c per GENITAL: Sur
prise 90tI97iAc; fancy feed. S0aSoc: good to
choice, 67iAdS0e; poor to fair. 57if465c;
black. for seed, S.l09l.S0; gray. 6Sgl5c per
GENITAL.
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks. 2i5S3:
wheat, centals. 1856; Oregon, 1850; bar
ley, centals. 1890; oats. centals, I6iO;
Oregon, 1.240: corn, centals, 2,l95; beans,
sacks, 1927; potatoes. sacks. 2.2Sl; onions,
sacks, l26; bran, sacks 1,7S0; middlings,
sacks. $40; hay, tons. 42s; straw, tons. %;
faxseed, sacks, 1874; wool, bales, II; wine.
gallons. 50. $50; hides, number, $50; raisins,
boxes, 200.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Middlings. slSq21; bran. s12.5oals.
Hay-Wheat, sSql2: wheat and oats. 81
al. oat. .eQ95o; alfalfa, s6qL75; barley.
SC 50l9; clover. .slt7.5o; compressed, $500
II stock. s5Qs; straw. s5ff6oc per bundle.
Potatoes-Salnas Burhanks. 5dS0c; Riv-
er prrnanks 9o440c. oregon Burhanks.
4oTssc: river reds, $4,000: sweets, $l4i.25.
Vegetables Onions. 50070c: cream
souash 2HG25: tona toes. 3JQ6oc: string
beans. Ease: green peas. 4Q5c; green pep
pers. 25Gf50c: carrots. sOG4oc; cabbage. soc;
garlic. Ease; dried peppers, 6G10c.
Fruit - Apples. No. /. 6ocaSl; COM
mon. 30f5oc; cranberries, S10.50Gl2; grapes,
5gG75c in boxes. S5cGs1 in crates; pears.
winter Nellis. $1.25gl50: other varieties.
4eT69c: citrus fruits. Mexican lines. S51
$50; California lemons. Nni25; good to
choice, s.. 50Gf2; fancy. 50 5oG3; California
q n
az: japanese oranges, NGL50; bananas,
81 25d2: pineapples. $2.50G5.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 24G25c: sec
onds. 22Q23c; fancy dairy, 2lQ⪼ seconds,
19ge0c
Cheese-Choice 70 fancy. e9uc: fair to
good. 7GSc; Eastern. l2gislzc.
Poultry-Live turkeys. Ieai1c: ROSTERS,
old, So 7504: ROSTERS young, s46il5o; hroil-
ers. small. s20d. hro.iers. large. $2.5od4:
hens. IS 506i4 -: ducks, k4G6; geese. $50
a.. pigeons. S19L75.
Game-Ducks. maUard. 81: teal. 81; spr,r.
s25o; wldgeon, $50; white geese Si.25;
gray. geese. $3.50; small ducks. Sl25; guam,
81: hare. EGt25: rabbits, NG1A
EgEs-Store, af1 &c: ranch. 27d2ac; East
ern. 1sQ25cy fancy Eastern. 22Q25c.
Wool.
wool-Fau. short trashy San Joaquin
plains. 3a5c; good San joaquin plains.
4Tsc: southern and coast. 496c: mountain
wools. light and free. sac mountain
wcotz defective and heavy. 5G6c: middle
counties. free. 76Sc; middle counties. de-
festive. Edec.
Hops.
Hops-5G7c per pound.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Inactive: December, s5zsc; May.
s16.
Barley-Inact!ye; May. ssisc.
Co-u-ksc.
Bran-Sl&
Financial.
SILVER Ra~s ... ss Drafts. S.ght......5
Mex. DcFrs .55ta q 5374 Drafts, Teleg pn..7i2
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Work Oh Port Orchard Dry Dock.

Good Roadway IL being made clearing the
dry docks OF the gravel and mud that ran
In when the Golfer dam broke The cAsson
gate pump Is being used. and in addition q
scraper such as Is used for leveiing land.
with the wheels taken off. is used by
diver with this apparatus yard and
half Is brought up at a time, and within
the week the dock will be cleared. The
dredger is at work digging out the en-
trance 10 the dock and probably Ia thirty
days the entrance VIII be finished FOR YES
sells to enter and the dock ready for gov
eminent inspection
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NEW YORK Markets.
The stock Exchange.

New York. Dec. is-The dealing In Stock
Exchange securities today was fairy ac-
tive. Although the preponderance o. &C
sivitv was. as usual. "a the industTials.
the transactions IN the railway stocks as
st,rned larger proportions than for some
time past Strength characterized the
movement IN this department The delay
IN the public delivery CO the report % tae
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And Make Money ut II.

~ you only know Il the trouble Is with
vour digestion. II that was good you
would sleep better, wake better, work.
better, and mako more money at IL. How
rar ore get on when the whole system
"A slugglsh2 But people don't reailzs
vrhat IS ths trouble. A box OF Ripans
Tabules makes life worth living. All drug.
g5st.
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Time Is Money.

The man whose time Is money can savs
,,uch In the course Of year II he finds
80 trains are always on time The North
western Line is one OF the most reliabis
.t,.-.es, iine between 81. Paul AMI Chi
,a r. W. PARKER,
pnget Sound Agent. Col Front street.
Seattle.
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was a rapid break. ard before neon ire
prsce bad gore aown fully &C. The English
cables were lower. domestic markets aD1
ard heavy. TIE receipts II the Northwest
we're larger tAan re same day last week.
and 80 more Ehan for tha same 6zy last
year Raeat ard -four o. ccean passage
increased i.Ae&eaa bushels last week. and
The worlds shipments were unofficialty re-
ported ar &geea,a. The situation was made
more GlscoGr2gSng by the reports concern
iAg TIE visible supply. From ire START =
was evsden; thar NEST - the wheat whieA
disappeared asst week vas coming INKS stgat
AGAIN. The 1nal figures on TIA visible
showed a net Increase q &esS.eoe bushels,
where thsre had been u decrease OF UT.9e
bushels ne week Before. After selling CT
on ta2s news there wAs attle rally CT me
report that the English visible bad de-
creased LIS os9 bushels May sold early
AZ Ss7s&ssss. gradually so,d Of 20 S9l&c. u7
to Ssss hid, and closed az that figure
Corn id not sya9path.ze very mach with
wheat. The demand for through Billed car
loads was quite active, and was The chief
reason for degree OF strength in the mar
ket
Oats were active Throughout, the session,
with good general buying The feeliag was
generally firm. although at one time prices
were below Saturdays final quotations.
Provisions opened firm ana increased IN
strength inversely 20 the weakness IN
wheat. Coverings by sherts was considered
the potent reason fer the strong feeling.
closing Quotations.
wheat--Decenoer. 5ss1sss.c: January.
5sl.o
Corn-Decsmser. asssc: January. $40
e57sc
oats-Januarv. 1sse: February. IKE.
Perk-December, s7.S5: January, sSseia
asked.
I.ard-Decemeer. $ 22is; January. s.SeisGf
ES
Rihs-Decemher. 81 Sas; January. sLS2'3
G4S5
Rye-SSisc.
Barley-sSSe5xc.
Flaxseed-9ttec.
TimnfhV-S1 q
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ETRs. GARLAND AND EvASGEL

Seattle and Townss ud-Neah Bay Route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
DAYS Wednesdays and Fridays at 1918
a m tor Port Townsend. Port Williams
Dunzeness Port Angeles. Port Crescent
C;stfyyhurg Pvsnt. Ciallam Bay and Neah
pay. returning. arrives Seattle $50 p. m
On opposite dayR Steamer Evangei leaves
ys.lsr dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at GO
. m; arrives Seattle alternate days
q
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TINE CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Ia

North bounf-Leave Seattle a m
ksxs Port Townsend n m. leave FRIDAY
ussbor II 30 m leave Roche HarbOf
isrp m. arrive New Whatcom. D. IN
south bound Leave New Whatcom a
NJ leave Roche iiarbor a m. leave
yrfsHy Harhor 10 a IN leave Port Town
send ID m: arrive Seattle 74S y. IN
h Thompson managing owner. Lilly
Boyardus q Co, agents. City dock
-.phcne Main -
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
financial.


London. Dec. 1s.-S,lver. 90 s-l6i. Con-
soils i07 5-i6.
New York. Dec. 1s-The Evening Posts
London cablegram SAYS. The settlement
has been safely concluded. The markets
TODAY were uu.et. but with a distinctly bet
ter tone. Consols rose to lg7A. All ether
investment stocks were strong. The s2ec-
ulatlve markets were also better, espec!ally
mines. on the cessation OF forced sales.
Americans were better. Reports are lut
out that they are going higher. bat THIS Is
rather dlscredlted IN good quarters. Nor
folks were fiat
BraadstufTs and 6 rains.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 1s-Wheat-Spot quiet;
demand poor: No. red winter. 81 Zizd;
No > red spr.rg. stocks exhausted: No. /
hard Manitoba. Is Zzd: No. ] California.
: a Futures closed steady, ia Nd lower.
December and January. IS "a, February.
= 2a.d: March. IS sd, April. IS 81; May
IS 4isd.
Cnrn-Spot quiet, American mixed new
y a1-f Futures closed steady. iz9 ID low
81. December, D p; January, IS ID; Feb
rnarv and March. IS lad: april and May.
FIogr-Duu: demand moderate: ST. LOUIS
fancy winter. Is 3D.
Hops.
T5ous-At London. Pacific coast. f. los
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The Daily acknowledgement Is now on
sale IN Portland, Or. at Rich Bros "a
Morrison street, Portland Hotel news
stand. and Northwest News Company, LEO
First street.
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pacific Coast Steamship Company cut
,,assenRer rates. Seattle 20 San Francisco.
er.t class. including berth and meals, s..
second class. including berth and meals.
r. steamer walla walla sails from Ocean
aoek : a. m. December ~.
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Isrsadstufrs and 6 rains.
CuICAGo MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

chicago. Dec. 1e-wheat has ruled rather
AN and decidedly weak, declining gTada-
arv z.c from Saturdays close ara making
sl..,. rs~overv. Early transactions were
ss-v near 10 the close Saturday. bat there
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP Co

pfspatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
iQws
FOR San Francisco, VIA Port Tow nsend
snd Victoria at - IN. passengers re-
rsived on board at "A. nj December 4.
q It. ~. "a. -.
For acknowledgements and 10
From San Francisco for Victoria ant
PUGET Sound ports at a. m. December
l. Z. Il. i6 q. q. 81.
Tickets may he obtained az the office Of
ne company at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GO0DAIL PERKINS & CO,
General Agents San Francisco.
r TR0WPRfDGE T. q Supt
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RAINIER-GRANp HorrrS

RAINIER-GRAND HorEn
Henry Dixey BOSTON.
Miss Craven, D.xey Company,
Miss Freneh, Dixey Company
=. Mr.. and Mrs. George osborne Dlxey
Mr. and Mrs. Mown!ams, Helena
@. c. Parkinson, Rochester.
III. G. Gottwood, Montana
WIN Gottwood. Montana.
T.. H. Morrison. New York.
William Glynfl. CITY.
NJ. L.. Davidson, Everett.
f. c. Arnold. San Francisco
w. G. Power, Duluth.
w ]. Tierney. Vancouver.
q l.. Gilman, Chicago.
Miss Gilman. Chicago.
Charles Meyers, Chicago:
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a. ID: simpson. New York.
s. r. Milford. Portland.
a l. Broadoent, San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs Fshback' Seattle.
HOTEL BUTLER
Harry Esan, Tacoma
=; II: Francis, Alaska.
w. st. NJ. Barnes, Portland.
J. $. Allen. Spokane.
ciifford y. W'hits. Chicago
= Nei !, M [:aatn'n, s. I. o Paul.
Byron Barlow and wife, Tacoma.
Mrs Il e; WII..son. Port TSwnsy'SSas
w. II. Herman. Portland;
LOUIS T. Hart. lsnohomIsh,
a. +. Townsend. New York.
T. y. Medil. North Yalxima,
S. V. Alexander, Fairhaven
]. n. Power, Ellenshurg.
Miss Power, Ellensburg
II. d. Arnold san. de Fuca-
e Mlss AFr NJ ss van e' New Sss" York
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n. s. McCord. Fairhayen.
=. =. leaning, New Wh ha
Edward e, Finch, Aberdeen
w 5. McCuriey. City,
Thomas A. Graham. Tacoma
HOTEL, NORTHERN.
] " F pCso1a, CITY 5It,y.
ID II, benton. City.
y. p. Padden, City:
J W. Smart. City.
f. Durham. City.
j. Smith and four, City.
J. ~. Payne, Palouse, Wash.
Mrs; J; G Moore IRE . Chicago
r. r. Lewis. Juneau. Alaska
]. +. Mallory Juneau
Mrs. Holden. juneau.
Mrs. Crews. Juneau.
II. w Young, juneau
Or II Y. Garner. WilkesoA
@. s. Blockdett. Juneau.
J. w Morrison, Juneau
i C. Pictrock and wife, Victogf&
G. D. Cowan, Little Danes.
J. r. O'Conner, Port Townsend.
Holm r. Crowell, Port TOWNSEND.
n q. Cochrane, Tenino.
r. D. Perry, Port Orchard.
& NJ McGaffey, SumaS.
John Boyle, Sumss-
Charles f. Peabody Port Townsend
il Mcclellan, Whatcom,
Mrs J. H. Kuneyaii. Richmond Bsach
ri MlIilken, Pittgburg, Pa.
louis IL Harris, North Yakima.
JuIius Pincus, Portland
Z, II smith Portland.
George C. MorPan. Satsops
!. II. Brewer. Estsop.
". r. Gourley. Wbateom-
John Cabin, centralsa-
n Lawson, Tacoma
y NJ Martin. Cheney.
r. O. Robertson. Tacoma
n NJ Hopkins Seattle.
IFdgs Turner, Seattle.
William H. Frlnker, Seattle
A A Robinson, Spokane.
r n Faler, Tacoma
yvgfJsaro pefrhel, Tacoma
" A. Fairchid. Whatcon-
r. r. Henning. Fairhaven.
p 4. ThOrne, Renton-
lanes w. Reed, Grand Forks. -. ID.