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Woul.,;nawG.,s
Can fur a National Convection tn $50 Held
In Washington, -. a., Deonmher&

Can fur "A National Convection tn $50 Held
In Washington, u. a., Deonmher 4
The following is tho call OF tho Ma.
tional Wool Growor,' Association for
their mealingin Washington, D, o. on
December 4;
"76 ne Vol Gropffi Woo Dt1'Sfs, Slesp BrfdlfYs
gad Voc! GropHI As9slali'H " he United
Saica'
The National Wool Growers ASsocla-
ton will meot ut the Ebbitt HOus0,
Washington, d. o., December 4, 1895,
TO take measures TO secure wool tariff
provisions on any revenue bill that may
bO passed by Congress, All who attend
the meetings will participate in the
proceedings. You are urged to hold
mOetlngI, sOnd delegates and aid in
momuTes to secure action by Congress.
"Ihe President will Of necessity rec
ommand an increase OF revenues. Tho
suggestion OF an increase oil tax on heOr
should ba resisted. II isR dodge to
avoid the tariff revenue to DO paid by
foreigners. Tho revenue on beor should
DO left to the states. Tho suggestion Tor
short time iuterest,beRrlng treasury
notes ia another dodge. Il IL disgrace
tul to inrrea,e tho public debt. A largo
majority OF the representatives elected
to the present Congress favor protsc-
ton, The people have repudiaged tho
MilIon-Gorman free wool act, II is be-
lievsd a majority in the senate will con-
cur in tariii bill passed by tho house.
Now IL tho time TO strike,
"Wool growers have u right to know
II Congress will meet tho popular will,
and whether manufacturer now enjoy
ING protection will aid In securing jus
tice for wool growers. Wool growers
will not consent to delay, The position
Of candidates for the presidency next
year must be known in advance, The
suggestion that tho President may veto
any revenue bill with wool tarill Is a
coWRrdiy surrender in advance, II tho
President will not approve, or at least
permit u bill to become u law, as no
did the Wilson, German bill, no must
take the responsibility and the cOnEO'
quences.
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West ylrslaiA Postal Matters

hpfIIlI DIIDlIe7 70 NJ IN7I'I'FI7'V7I'
WASHINGTON, b. c., Oct 23.-The
contract for carrying the mail from
Glengury to Jones Springs has been
awarded to J. G. Barney, Of GlcnGAry.
Elmer |. ZlsbenIpeiger, Of Davis, has
been appointed railway mail clerk.
]. ". Bouer, jr., has been appointed
postmaster At Dry Fork, Randolph
county, vice J. G. Smith resigned.
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Acrsat once, never fails. ons Minute
Cough Cure. A remedy for asthma,
and that fevsrish condition which &C.
companies Il severe cold. Tho, only
harmless remedy that produces ilnne.
diate results. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va, B. +. Peabody. Den wood,
and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, .. 3
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New YnrL-Pig Iron steady southern ~ 0Oa
oil 75l exchange 81 BOali W Lead steady. bro.
Lan 81 40. exchange " NaS Jil, Tin rtOady,
stinIfht, Sc 7e pIRies quiet sPDlIef dHpt DO.
mUttU % Uint no.
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Tho host dAlvS In tho world ior ouLi,
bruises, aOroa, ulcers, salt fhUun, icvOr
sores, lOLtsr, GhappSl hands, ohil6laina,
coins, and all ska cFuptoH', agd posi-.
liysly curoa plISa, or no pay required.
its punrantOol TO glvs perfect saLlaiao.
ton or money refunded, Price %
oSnts pos box, Far sale by Logan Dras
Company
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When Baby was sick, We gave har castOrIA.
When she wa. Child, Iho cried for castori',
when lho became Miss, sho chung to CasioriA.
When lhs had Children, size gave tlio.u CA,toriA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-24

CHICAGO, Oct. 92.-As an indication OF
the condition oil the shOo trade in this
city. sSlz, schwab & Co., who closed
their Chicago factory a week ago to
take ap inventory, have been obliged TO
open 1t again. This will give employ
ment to 500 hands.
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MEcHASfcsvnlLr, ST. MARY Comfy,
MIL sold n bottle Of Chamberlnin's
Pain Balm 10 4 man who had bOOu sui.
iering with rheumatism iof several
yearS. II made him n well man. A. j.
McGILr. For sale at 80 con;a per bottle
BY druggists.
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New worm 1hrfe WaR no general activity
Visible liz tho market though good number Of
hniOf' WOfa present ~ whole, staples
showed IN vNfv moderate request and IN few
Instances Important transactions WUtU mtdO al
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SYMPTOMS Moisture: intense itching aud
stiuElng; most At night. w0rAe BY scratching. II
alloWediO cOnlluue tumofs form, which often
bleed aud ulcerate, becoming ycfT sore
sWAYNEs OiNrAES1 stops tho itching aud
bleeding heals ulcentlOu and In most oAsol &C..
moveItho tumon. AZ druggists OF BY mail for
bOcentL d. swaynn 4 Sou PhilstolphlA
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ASSApoLIs, MD., April IL, 1891 Il
have used Chambsrlain's Pain Balm for
rhsumattlm and found it To be all tAat
IL claimed for it. ! believe II to bs the
best preparation for rhsumslism aud
deep seated musculSr pains on the mar.
ket aud choorfully recommend 1t to tho
public. JOINS q. Brooks, dealer in
boots, shoes, etc, No. Is Main street.
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ali tlty aOnoncd highest lowest aud oln,Cd
rs 81 81 thirweHs 1S,lJl bsfteIs tHns 81 sos
barrels
Sew Yorh Petroleum atmctnlg u ?lbi
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Simply apply "sWAYSE'g OfNrNENt" No In.
infnal medicine required. Cures tclter eczema
itch, all eruptlon' on tho face, hands, nose, Sc
leAviuE tho skin clear, while Anl healthy lts
BY no other remedy. Ark your drnrgiit for
SwAYNKs OlNtMENL lrhsAW
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NINAN0N An ,pIiAnll.
rhu Feature. ol u,o sIuaoy and Stock
llArEets,

NEW YoRg, Oct o. Money on call easy nt "a
% pei cent last loau = per ueut; closed at per
cent pHmo mercantile paper iaj,i per cent.
Sterling exchange stroug, WIN actual business
Ia bnnser bills ~ slSsl, ai IS, for demand aud
81 s7,lal 81 ioFdKty days; posted tutca 81 Saa
4 ssi and 81 sat sllf Commercial bills 81 sG}..
Silver certificates JHi6Sl,c
Tue speculation lOdiy was Us u whole, hat
and uuluteultiug, Tue volume al buslugas was
slightly above that Di tho previous day, but the
distribution Of HE dealing, was relatively much
wider, Tho course Of priuGi Tas downward vi,
most without Interruption Tho market opened
dun and lower \ irppOtnry upward hurry rot
~ carly, based entirely up1u carrying puT'
Chases, subsequently reaction began, which
was practically unrclIeYgd up Ia tho close, The
moro lmpUrlgnt loses at lherNtreme low poinA
wore; Ia SUGAR. - 4; Leather preferred, "a,
Manhattan aud Missouri Pacific, -; Tobacco
and southern preferred, ~. aud Delaware 4
lludsou, Chicago GR7, Tennessee Coal and Wheel
Ing 4 lAku Ere preferred, / a. per cent. Tho
huAl pruna were at tue lowest hslirts OF tho dRy,
Tue muvumeat at hond ptlecN ia the e4rly
dealings wGs somewhat giraffe, but In The lRla
session the Trend Of price, was universally down
ward, Win marked weakness Ia some OF the
speculative issues, The aggregate sales were
IL a5S,JIl
Government bonds steady,
state bonds inactive,
RAILROAD bond, weas.
lha total sales OF STOCKS to-day were ld',VOD
shHgcL
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, pennsylvania statlong.
IVIg 8RR8gIVdRid Inns


rtrFrr OTHiuEa At pTsNsILVLNn .NtlrtON oi
NArsn Hr, fUpr oH ItEVrNrt IT NnrELiNu,
Al AiuLuRE House., MUNriiNO, ANrAf rus
rFNNFVLVANn hrATinN. Nu1n1rrOhr
:.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-24

THE WilSoa,GeFman act, by giving
protective duties on cotton manuiSc-
lures. rice, sugar and some other
products, and by placing wool on tho
iTes list, made An odisus, unjust dis.
elimination against wool growers. I'M
der tho new law tho import OF shoddy,
noils. wastes and other Rdullorants IN
the year ended August 81, 1895. was
1885, 1858 pounds, diSplacinG more than
$4,000, 900 OF American merino wool
moro than the entire wool product Of
Texas sRd California.
"TheIe wrongs must be rightsd, and
now is the time to act."
Papers friendly please copy,
The call is signed By William Law
renee, president OF tho National Wool
Grower Association, Belletontains, o.,
and W. G. Markham, secretary, Avon,
n. Y, and is dated October 81, 1895.
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fullest rates Fancy eauaBs Of all klRds attracted
attention. ana Ia some lines OF Low priced giug
hams lair sales were made uarl. siY.ri OK
Printed fabrics were looked after aud good ri! =
followed ~ current prices. Painting cloth, IA
better demand, with sales Of 5000 pieces April,
May and IuD0 at e.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit Court
81 Ohio county. West ViIsiDiA. entered Oh thu
Iih fsr Of September. 1875. IN two ohAnCrty
'lit heard together. ia ope Of which OtcHr on
Aen wN complainant and 8. z Parsons ct NJ.
wore dciendauu, aud 10 tho other W. 4 FOosc \
20 Nefa conplalnants aud sEtah z Panons Ed'
IaIni'iu,rlE Of tue estate Of J, A. II Parsons Ell
iA we're deieniEnii We will on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER, 10, 1896
BEGINNING at 10 O'Clock 4. IN. sell At public age
300 80 Sho highest bidder. 81 ihe north front
G0ot NJ tho Court IiOu,c Oi Ohio county West
virginia, tho real estate oi which J. a, II, Par
t7u, IE1 seized, and described Ia said decree
f.l,l'n7t 10 Wit Lot No, u and the north one
h1I' N lot 10 Il, la A, a. RNblnN1dS addition
,n'be ny Of wheeling, In ONO county, WoAt
|fTI'h
,idn'e viii b. upon The following ierml,
tHH nHc.t third NJ the purchase money, aud such
l4ru'f portion thereof a. tic purchaser may
'F' ptW shHll b' pi'l IN cash tho remain
N.fHHN hF paid lU NO equal annual install.
nHnN with iHi1fOyi ifDm the day Of snlo, which
.N.rf' nm the second nstallmont shall be nay
tl.'sN1Ihl'y. aud the tile will b. retained un'
tlih7 pHfrhA,o fnoneJ il fully paid
I1n purchaser ihnll pay all taxes assessed
e D. NORRIS.
r. 4 ALLISON.
special CnumlulUnots,
NUtriEg, ". "a. October 10 lsJi.
h0rby ccftliy that bond aud security has
been gIrn by the AbuyB named special rOinml1.
zone" nv fgqultei ~ law aud lbr decree VI
t0d r1HU. JOHN W MITCHELL,
nHINII Clerk NJ said Cifruit iVlft
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tDally except sunday
SUNDAY church iiAini will leave HIN 1roVou
piGga, m. aud wheeling At 1911 y. IN,
n. T. WElSGERBER ten Manager
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
elmo Table 40 IS, So takS oaeei ii'lth in,
SUNDAY Eovembet " 1874

elmo Table 80 -, 50 tats oheei ll.ltA in.
SUNDAY November ", 1871
Leave wnclng 1901, tOiD, illioA M, IAN,
tgiib, IlllJ fp.J p ~. .-.
Leave TenlusulG- 1903, toiSi, iiiiibA in,t2iiG
can, "A NB, 1pIO0 \. IN.
lORJa MAtllnH fCtty lSll 1851 lliiSla IN,
ta,gi. s8lN Ntl tpllA
Atflyr formiuaI Junction -isiiT tl0,1l. itt,ll
a IA, tl,R ti.1l tN,N il,hp M,
tfNyS IefmiHA IHnctiaH -tisR 1901 g. m,
tiIiiO a m. iiIap, tlOj. tbilL lS,b \ IN
Leave ManinsteuJ =lflls, l2iOi am., 'llib.
uUi, lliiU ttlD thhln H.,
leave rgnInEnla 1894, loliA M, sll!ji, llill,
tll7, 100 ISlAs, " N.
Arrive Wheeling hW, N,0 4 M, Hlj1k
tli7, tti26, tilll, loh y. o.
tDaiiy inally s1iapt SUNDAY Saunders Onlf
klllfalnsWIll run On Eastern Time
i,E GAUB5l0, Superintendent
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iiain iiIis FROM druggists. "OnO cont Il dose
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"DutiOs on wool arc good sourco Of
revenue, The government derived rev.
enues from duties on wool under tho
Mckinley act rs follows:
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
onsud after Saturday, February :, isoi trains
will run IA follows city umo
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TheClsVelaHd, Loraiu 4 Wheeling R. R.

Time fable in elec, Monday, May 30, 1875
Cleveland Depot. Foot OF Souih Water Street
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

n AHiyalani do1g-iGs, Of ln,uS on aud after
Nv ~ l.1t LArLAsauuH W REggRgsGR
AArEa Daily DAILY except SUNDAY iDally,
giArtpt o1lHEly 'haty. except Monday ssnn.
nv, oh'yi .M1nGi,S UG.y, saturdays only
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. Nov. 4-Spec4aL--The steam
ship CITY Of Puebla arrived at the North
ern Pacific dock at $50 this afternoon
She brought miscellaneous cargo OF 80
tons. Her outward cargo consists OF y
car loads OF wheat and -four and a car OF
bullion. She will sail from Seattle Friday.
The steamer Utopia brought in 200 bar
rels OF line for Portland. She leaves fer
down Sound tomorrow at 20 o'clock.
The steamship Al-ki came OF the dry
dock tonight and will sail in the morn
Ing. She viii take out four cars OF mer-
chandise. some live stock and poultry and
three cars OF steel rails for the Tre2dweli
mines. Local freight from this city
amounts 20 over two ear loads
Cant. Dearborn. of the Forest Queen. re-
ceived word Yesterday that his wife and
father are very III at San Francisco. He
left FOR that citv nv train.
The City OF Kingston brought In fiSty-
one cases OF fresh halibut yesterday The
shipment went East on the Northern Pa
cific overland.
The brigantine Courtney Ford surren-
6ered her register. having come from a
foreign port. and took out r certificate OF
enrolment and license for the coaSting
trade.
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There we're fled for record Saturday
6eeds. th@ considerations aEzrezatinR
8. 10 Following "a the -, as furnished
BY the Daily Bulletin. room A. scheusrnan
block:
First Nationsi bank OF PuyAilup 10
John r. Hedges. treasurer re NV e-o 10,
and lot l, sec s, -. 7. October Z, a.
John u. Hedges. treasurer. 70 Joseph
z. Hedges. tie NV sec -. ana lot /. sec
6. 20. z, November -, s.
Clara II. waller and husband, J. t.,
TO Consolidated Colegs Co. wa lot 81.
lots 9 20 81. Wheelsrs ga al. November
II. s. $50.
+. n. McT.aren and w. w. De,ong ana
wives and George Thompson TO Consoii-
dated College CO., lot 2. block :. Hiawatha.
Park. November q, $40.
George NJ Godfrey 20 Ella NJ. Godfrey
lot 70, block l., w. ~. Bells 9Th al. lots
I and Q. block 90, Bigelow's al, November
e. 81
Ella " Godfrey 20 George NJ. GoTrFsy
lot T. block II. Chzutauqua Beach; 1otz
and 8. block T. Mob Hil ad: sig lot 2,
block p, W -. Bells % nd; lots / and 2
book g. Bell Heirs fst ad LOT 81. block
%. Brooklyn ad. lots TO 8, block .: JOB
Il. block u. East Seattle. November e, -.
II. r. Ssehsnaler 20 Carrie ~. Phelps.
lots ana 9. beck z. Mary J. Chandler.s
al. November I, 500.
~. Il. Burxey 81 TX. 10 J. w. Pratt.
LOT 6. hlock 2. Syndlc4ts al, November ..
Is54 g..
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Infornatlon for Mariners.

TIE branch hvr-orrauhic cTice. custom
house. Port Towns Wash. VII furn-
fs4 on application. free % charge. fliI
Information regarding the following no
t-es % mariners. viz:
AEriat.c sea, Austro-Hurra-y. Pas-nan
strait narbor Right a. Zaravecchia-
Afr..a. east coast. r-ver Ch.nce en-
trance. condition OF lardmarks-
Africa east coast. ZANZIBAR STAND. In
tended alteration IN AiWana M"sna Ag ~.
Alros- west coz - Angra FeQ-ena bay.
Black sea. Russia. Krimea, LEht ex-
h.h'ted on Cape Aeganoih-
Connecticut. F4rt Chester AarooT e.
trance Egnc oa kreakW2tGr-
.11tra- east coast. Tung rsver entrance.
< arT.1I SpIt buoy discontinued
CHINA sea, HongkCug. intended dlscon-
+snvance o. Cape q AgtI-.ar LEht.
Faat India Islands. Java sea, t.afav1a
vVeefe~n approach. amended posi- ous OF
HEhts or babl and Paying is.an1s-
Esst Tnd.a Islands, MaEassar strait,
Trlu1o TEIruo and L4arlan iSlets. acnelt4ea
TONS ard general Information
F-est Tnda Islands. 2Iakassar strait,
seas soltaeastWar1 q latte Paternos-
= I-sla stands. Singapore strait.
rsi~-sng sand. amended particulars OF
i1j IS. india Islands. Singapore strait.
Bnt4ng slsna sa9a.s , = s.mg2t e- of 1,ov
v-Ffs and cog signal near entrance %
Trr@.sr5. West coast. Morecamas bay.
F!ee.vood approach, INTENDED alterations
n 20 -, IA "a British Ad-r.resty chart,
che Faro % Lava bay, C0Fa.ca-
e;e~-naay. deptn og water n ha-ser
We" Ne a7s s1.f South island. vest coast.
So, -sve~ entrance Bunken wreck. a.
teton "a leading tights, etc.
sTz-.cs, vest coast E-EsE G-roa1s e.
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trance. Posrte &c IA Colh-e new esec.rts
lyss exhibited. Pa-Eyre Light 6lseontin-
ued
Germany. Eihe river. Bosch Hight dlsccn-
tIraeA
indian oce2n. Chagos arehtpe.aEe. new
sos. reported 81 Great Ehagcs bank
AtSky. vest coast, Naples. temporary
Grange n character - light on East mole
Maine, Rocsiand harhcr entrance. alter
stson n position OF tights on areakw Ater.
Maryland. Chesapeake bay, removal CT
wreck and buoy southwark o. Thomas
Point Shoal light
New zealand. North island sanken
rock reported southwark o. Gahle-efd
fcTelar5
Scotland. wese coast. Firth Of Clyde.
suuken wreck eastward OF Toward point
Scotland. west coast, Isorh Hcurn See,
rex SOUTHWARK 81 u. Mousker.
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Wheat.


WEest-Rece1pss So ssa. ex-c-.s 20 20
SPOT quiet Nc. red. e7ssc; No. ! hard
Csc. Options opened steady. advancing
subsequently On lighter receipts IN ire
West. which caused local cove-inw. ara
closed steady; December. sa5s4l.c; elosed.
s4zsc.
Hops.
Eors-Qusst.
Petroleum
Pstroleur-S.eady; sd s...
Metals.
Pig 1ron-Qu'et.
C0pper-Quiet.
Tsn-ou!et; strA.tx slsS9Aso; plates
quiet.
Leai-Quiet-
S2eltsr-DuI
Coffee
CoTee-Options closed barely steady, at
8 points advance 20 points decline. Spo.
coffee. Rio. dull; No. :. ls1.c; mild. duh:
no sales.
Sugar-Raw, quiet and steady; refined
quiet and steady.
Wool.
Wcol-Quiet
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Chart Corrections for october.

TIE bulletin OF the coast and geodet'c
survey for the month Of October has the
following chart corrections for the Paci-
flc coast:
Columbia river entrance; buoy moved:
the =. 5. inner buoy is shown 20 tho
northwarCs OF its former position on the
bearings: Cape Disappointment light,
NE. by N; Point Adams light. ESE. =
L; this affects chart CLIO.
Strait OF Juan de F'uca. Neah Bay: new
post light. a fixed white post light has
been established on the extremity OF
Baaddah point. to the southeastward OF
Waaddah island, at the eastern entrance
70 Neah bay; this Affects chart 600.
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live Stock.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.
London. Nov. 23.-Silver. s0s+d. Consol

Financial.
London. Nov. 2S.-Silver. sos.d. Consols.
1061s.
Brcadstuffs and G. rains.
Liverpool, Nov. 23.-Wheat-Spot. quiet;
demand. poor; No. 2 red winter. IS 1ikd
No. 2. stocks exhausted; No, ? Manitoba,
IS %: No. l California. IS 2lkd. Futures
closed easy. unchanged TO I'd lower; No
vember and December. IS I'D: January.
SIS 1a4d; February, IS 21kd; March, IS Sad;
April. IS 394d.
Corn-Spot. quiet; American mixed. Is
f4d. Futures closed steady; November.
3s I'D; December, 3s sd; January. Is cad:
February. IS 34d March. IS Esd; April,
IS 2Ad.
Flour-Duu; demand. poor; st. Louis
fancy winter, IS ID.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. &C los.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer W. X. Merwin came in yester-
day with forty tons OF hay from the
Skagit river.
Steamer Wiliapa sails for Alaska this
morning at 10 o'clock with full list OF
passengers and a cargo or lumber and
miscellaneous merchandise.
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rIpp IN EFFECT MARCH L.

-, bo.,ro-raav. Seattle n m:
~, a., q-owusend n n leave Friday
- n Al n: leave Roche Harbor
m arrive New Whsteon. , m.
sssth bound Lave New " hatcom =
80. rbor 10 a. m leave Port Town
~ N arrive Seattle 7:45 o. m
Thompson managing owner. Lilly.
.a.m.sa. e 70. agents. City dock
yssne. Main 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-25

The Northern Pacific flyers between &c
sstl. ana Tacoma exactly meet the wants
Of IN. travelling public. Leave Seattle
a m. and AS p n. Leave Tacoma 1919
:. N. and 80 o. n. Fare 81 for round TRIP.
Tina oue hour.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-25

IN. California readers OF the Post-fn-
.sIl,xencer viii nud IL On sale daily at
Cooper * Co.'S stationery store. '4s Mar
ket street. Just one block up Marksl suees
from the Chroulcie Cf1ce- rice &C.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-25

A reward Of SO win be paid for fnfornna-
tton leading TO the arrest and conviction
ar any one stealing copies CT the POST
In,sIligence- delivered 10 subscribers
throughout ths city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-25
Cape FIattery Light Keepers.

Washington City, Nov. -Special.--Ed-
mund Bailey was today appointed keeper
and George II. Stillweu assistant keeper
Of the light station at Cape Flattery,
Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-25

The man whose time 10 money can savs
much m ths course OF year IL he finds
rs trains are always On time. The North
western Line is enc % the mos, reliable
ia rs adherence 70 It's time; this IS also
ths shortest Ina between St. Paul and
Chicago r. w PAHhEs-
Puget Sound Agent. gu Front Etrse1. Sc
attic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-25
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Nov. 23.--Wheat--vailey, SID
52c. Walla WALL, 4Sc per bushel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-25

Port Townsend. Nov. -Spe-al-.Ar-
rived-Schr Annie larsen, 20 load lumber,
Tacoma, for San Pedro: schr Fred T.
Sarder. 10 load at Port Gamble. for New
port Br 81 Silverbow. 70 be towed from
Victoria TO Tacoma. wheat, for United
kingdom. Sailed-Bk Harvester. lumber.
from Port Blakeley. % South Africa: 81
Prussia. lumber. from Port Blakoiey. for
san Francisco: s-hr EEcels.or lumber.
from Port Blakeley. for san Franriseo:
bk Gatherer. coal. from Seattle % san
Francisco. scar Comet. lumber. from Port
Gamble. 20 san Francisco. hktn Retriever.
lumber. from Hadiock. % san Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-25
Customs business OF Puget sound.

The customs business in go district %
Puget sound f1r the month o. October.
$500 was as follows.
Entrances-Amercan vessels from for-
elru. It's. tonnage. T513f. foreign vesse.s
from foreign. e.. tonnage, 81 80
-earaucrs-Amcr-an vessels for far-
sirn. IL. tonnage. s -. fore 81 vessels
for fore, On, -. tonnage. eifn
Imports u-ahla value. 81 80. free o.
Gufv. value s. a9G1 total fifsi an
FEuorts-W Wheat Isf ti5 hlshsa. vaiue
s-I-.N- -Four. a. a-s barrels. va.ur. sl1a-
81 Lumber. Hon 90 feet value. sss.3si
Shingles 100 value. 80 Msoeiane-
ars va.ur. EEET Totai SE71
Na-e % merchandise imported into the
slr-rs-t and transferred % interior ports
w.fhout appr alsauent-Duf.ahle 50. 20
Free % duty. Sslsa Total fss4S1