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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-04
NEW YORK MARKETS.
rhe stock Exchanx~.

NM~ York. Dec. s-Tne stock market
ss,ssax wNs moderately active uron Ct tr-
razssBa- rsovexueszt and poorly Distributed
vclsrrne Of business. A number q she sF-s-
ca 1ri4s we're coasps euosss for sharp .uc-
rsrzsSars TIE cSazzes n the regular
active raIwzv fists wers. as a rue. nair-s-
rs9rtsgrs ssusn1r rTsz6e so-u@ rau5ss cz1axz~es.
ard wzs urszworae3y tuFiaences3 ~ tf@
rsssxs % definite &rS-ss7EaFnsars besGr made
<sv ~ssr-srw TIE ArsNsck5s r@Snsry. Fr~o1t-
sAS3nx 81 a nuTaer - saarpS gave .-xfs
r-szrsst ar s--e<asar sgpearanca. and Sszse
stocks receS4e2 shaTp3y n he 2s.erToon
srSasoc.
Tha declaration q sstyss@-sS % ! 80
sss>s- On Rsa esrzTxse p-Sfar-ea Was attend
s-s by q ~sne * N gser sent.
On Sra sza-zsKct2oes fhe g~=@<zl rsSr-
xet sxasa ss~s issEs~Uve-nenf n the last
Asasr. ard cAase1 a-va a. ssS-D fractional
~ Ea2-s railway 5oEsss rE~sves upward
a-ss soraa w&Srs wNTs Il she usaz11y &ceg~e
fssses r~sal5rgs were rass8e~A1s IN vol
tszne. bgss ur~rs vel Distributed. re sales
~~re s. - 8s.
A cDNs investment ssSEuanz fS~ EGxSszs-
rzezt sroz1as x2s rsrsczse9 - improvements
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roREIeS MARKETS.


FfnAHC10&s
Lo1tor. Dec. 2-Sslvsr. SD Consois.
uI4.
New York. Dec. A-The Evening Posts
LONDON financial csslegran SAYS: Tue
continued fairness n nfnes rad depress-
ing tnf1uercs On the stock markets here to-
Gay. sTascA o.-e-wsse were inclined 90 Do
firm The close IN mines was 81 the low
est. causing some unessineSs. Conscls
were easier on the deesssoz1 acort a3vanc-
Eng money 20 Egypt Anasvscans generally
were bower. Reclamation sales were made
By q Egtie good buying.
Breadstuzs and Grains
Liverpool. Dec. s--Cfose: whest-Srot
quiet. demand poor: No. : red spring. -
I'D: No California. - sd. Futures
opened Qusee. with near and distant po-
satsou@ I'D bower: closed frrn. with near
and distant positions I'd lower; business
heaviest On middle positions. December.
ss lid; January and February. IS leisd:
March. % leS.d: April. nominal; May. Sc
10l.d.
Corn--Spot quiet: American mixed, rev,
Is HID Futures opened quiet, near and
distant positions Id lower: closed quiet.
with near and distant positions I'D bower:
December, - Md; January. February
and March, - l0axd: Ap-sl. nominal; May.
80 1g%d.
Faour-FTrm: demand poor; q. Louis
fancy winter. - 3D.
Hops.
Hcps-At London: Pacific coast, e. ies
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Persecution which Began with
Failure to Invite to - Lynehfmg.

New York Tribune.
Detective coyie. OF the Elizabeth street
ststson. last Saturday nighs found two
well-iressed old men fighting on the Row
cry. He placed them under arrest. and at
the station they gave their names as
James Scott. e years old. and Percy Har-
DIV. g.. both OF Shesbyvlllc. Texas. To the
sergeant Scott mace charge OF assault
against Hardy. who, he alleged. attacked
and beat him without provocasion. Hardy
was locked up on two charges. assault and
intcxicAtion.
The men were arratgned before Magis-
trate Ssmms IN the Center street police
court yesterday morning. Scott was very
bitter against his former friend.
'Yoah honah." sad he. 'Ih.s gentleman
last night. whilst we were waikiki on yoah
Bowery, sab. attacked me in the most
dastardIy manner sab. and that. too. san.
without the least provocation. regret 70
say. yoah lsonah, that he comes from my
town. sab. SheIbyville. Texas. sab. why.
yoah honsh. shortly Rftah the wsh. Hardy
got up lynehin'. and. although was
near neaghoor. never invited me, sab, and
he has been prosecuting me IN the same
mauaah ever since"
The court imposed a fine of 81 upon
Hardy. whsch he paid. The two Texans
came TO New York together a few days
ago on n sightseeing trip.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE RAINIER GRAND.

THE RATNTER-GRASD.
Cyrus Walker, Port Gamble
y. G. Green. st. Paul
Frank Jaynes. San Francisco
II. w. gibson, Los Angeles.
john ATnstt. San Francisco
L. A. Mares. wife. maid and children.
Liverpool England.
r. A. Clark. Everett
J. Wallace. City.
II. u. Lyons, 81. Paul
a. Wooliy. Chicago.
@. johnson and wife. Chicago.
IA 5. ABRAHAM. San Frrnefsce.
A F, Beesher, Port Townsend
w. q. Cushing. Minneapolis
J. h. Wolfe. New York.
Irving lockwood. San Francisco.
L. o. Hiioourne Chicago.
THE DTLLER.
c, E. Nelson. San Francisco.
Mrs. Nelson, San Francisco.
John Rich. San Francisco.
Mrs, Ricn. San Francisco.
r. w ClIicffe FAiraasen-
~. Darrin Snoheu1ish.
f. s. Stewart. Mount vernon-
y Anes, Whatcom.
Mrs.. Anes. Whaieom.
Il. r. Townsend. Index. Wash
y. q. Williams, Port Madison
II. a. Robinson. Burlington.
+. Sheri5an. Fulton. y. r.
J. ". Gillespie. san de Fuca-
Mrs. Gillespie, San De Fuea.
7. ". Davidson and son. NicksrHharr.
Sam Furilnce. NaIfby.
James W. Hall. snohomish.
A. Neiiand Ellen. Wash.
William Chambers. la Conner.
~. Lake. La Coonsr.
THE NORTHERN.
". J. Noffat. Tacoma
r n Torke. Victoria
Y. Brown. Port Townsend
q. II. Shepard. Goshen
J.. T. Bateh. Boston.
II. T.. T3I. Port Townsend.
q. Z. Meknlghl= New NhatcoEA
-. A. Griffin. Hoiiingswgrrf1-
Glen Davis. British columbia
julius Msyztach san Francisco.
D. H. Coulter. City
q. y. Culver. Port Townsend
II. J. Kennedy Blaine.
- hsrRlaEu, IarofuA-
walter j. Dyke. Port Angeles
n Wy8da, Port Angeles.
Ciegrge IS kendie. Tacoma.
F. FahHr. Chicago.
Mrs. Baker. Chicago.
Alfred Cruskshznk. British cQi2utsa-
= - 6aa2ssTs fsosal and, Is
Nike Nefsn. Port Crescent.
THE NEW ENGLAND.
II. MeElr0y. Newcastle. y Aza.
J. Reynolds. Newcastle.
c. B. IAwFsnGa- St Lonts-
a r Huntington. Tacoma
Mrs. Hwntiagfon. T&eoAs-
3auses Gloss. 1asge11&-
J s'goszAEa. TaecEzsss~
paassrr 4 Hart. Weclisy.
John TaEEaFt. Wecaiay-
j. ~ DAVIS. brooklyn. y. Y.
William HayisTs 5nonoE1ish.
Free Stevens xunes.1. Alaska
Josn Jupp. Samaifao. -
MISS Celia Naazsatn. SssCk2ns
= %nrsEoNer. Tacoma
Ton aaIlfsan. Iooa carAL
y0nn r. NsATnAn. Everett.
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SOLOMON ouT-soLoaoSIxED.
A Dog Instead of baby This Time
Magistrate CorneIi's Decision.

New 10FA Ir1NAnGs
William Weber, "A small boy, living at
No. AS East F!fty-ninth street. was Lead
Ing pug dog along Second avenue yester-
day morning when he met John Hosmer,
of No. 1918 Avenue A.
where did you get that dogy' asked
HoSrner
II found him three weeks ago" replied
Weber.
We'll. he's my dog said H0smer. II
lest him Just three weeks ago" and ne
took the dog away from Weber.
Weber yelled for the police. and pollce-
man jackson. OF the East F1fty-sSrst street
station. ran up and on webcr's complaint
took Hosmer and the dog into custody
All went 10 Yorkville court The dog
made considerable noise until Hosmer
was srrsigned before Magistrate Cornell
lie stsll insisted that the animal belonged
20 him.
Turn the dog loose. and let both men
call him." said me magistrate. THE one
he goes 20 can claim HIM
The dog answered Hcsmer's call, and
Magistrate Cornell awarded him the dog
and dismissed the case.
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Ths snxfsu nesk fn reiitses-
uwvsrs1ss Post

TIE grea, army = dspos'ioFs u ssviags
bank. gave nobls ass's.an1s " tns "a
fggst for sound messy. MY - -
s.s.ss s.t,h . aeDree4zts3 currency. They
,...~ So, ~ the frss silver cause won
49, snvo~sss In sks SAVINGS banks would
-. - e. s,ra Trey rallied around ths
s - money standard and contributed
,s,',rsgx ~ me great majority II recsfvsd
Z. 80. ans ossx states whsrs savings
rysse masrsrxs bark is indeed more than
a eomYa~rciaI tnxzitnfion- IL ~ g eons"r-
vAtivs fores IN the community. pro-
notes good cifix~saSfA'p ~ fsfps - So
~~s..s. ~. aatsoaa1 wealth OF The peoY IL.
,.,,s !, s.v.1osw character. without which
800 alogs w0aa6 be . barren pcsses-
sion.
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FsxH--r9
Ts7 otay-az
Ry=4tc
Live sfocH.
Beef s-e--s sold AZ g saesz <cr s>e sncss
ordinary soss Up % 81 7ssaS L. for choice 20
prime offerings. with re bulk % the trad
ing ~ AE@az 80 Suckers and feeae-s'.
x-saa4les oxsa. s~1SSJ5.ls. scsgss E-ss5S-1a
ard calves. &C. sa95s - fcr choice lois.
In boss. trade was arffve. packers AK
sag aosc freely a. ssss3-sa for coarse. heavy
"a p-e-sie light ard medium weights Sales
were largely a. s. Sos - wsfa packing
loss selling mostly II ss1adxA
Sales % sheep we're slow 81 = cS3& - so~
common 70 choice focks. Westerns gong
a. s-ssa1*e. yearisrgs arougns g Ess s:
co-rznoa 20 prime lambs sold az - se@3S- "a.
mostly ~ s3ga
Rsceipts- castis. 1Seoc; Aegs. Seo.
sheep. l4Ao
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MARINE NEWS.

<arasrso. Dee S-sp~rtai--Arr1vet-
stearner City % Everett, San Francisco
Sasles-Snlp Fiweil. San Francisco. De-
c~rnher /: Sagea-Blx Bonanzs. San Fran
cisco.
Departure ray~-Arrsvrl--Sasp Ameri-
can. san Francisco. Sakied-BATk Cath
erer san Francisco.
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Everett. ftrnefltS SEoAazltssA Route
T>sge rossne tstEss a&isy eSe@pS sunday. r.
a a =. ~. leaves lssretf ~ A. rs, :
A. IA SEATTLE lAGatnE. Eol0An does Ev-
Great fanaiaS. Merchants Geek. Cs1nesets
MIRA Str FLYER 4nr Tacoma With > Ai-
kssss fer s~ohonaish. w3ta train for &oufe
fsrisls ard NAY stations Ee9efsheHe, NaG
xa FRANK ". GC0UHUE AET,
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London Wool sales.

London, Dec. 3--Ths colonial wool sales
today showed a good average catalogue.
There was q bg1ssS competition FOR New
South Wales secured wools. but limited
stocks were he'd higher. Superior woods
were firm, while laulsy stock ruled iTreg-
usar. The American buyers have pur-
chased since the opening OF the series
about 1890 bales. The offerings today
amounted TO IL $50 bales. and OF this num-
Der 1900 were withdrawn.
New South Wales. 1883 baIes- Scoured.
s5sd11s lid: greasy. 4a44siad-
Queensland, 1873 bales-Scoured, Ts4d9
Is ID: greasy, 4S.49izd-
Victoria ass hales-Scoured. T4dGls
Sd. greasy, 6i91ild-
South Australia, s5s bales-Greasy. SC
It'd.
New Zealand. f,15o baies-Scoured. 7%d0
Is Sd: greasy, 5s4Efsizd.
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal. s.oa bales
Secured. 1dlls al.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

The magnificent steamers Tmatflla.
City OF PuaASa and walia walIa ply De-
tween Seattle and San Francisco, calling
a. Port Townsend and Victoria. b. c, as
follows:
Leave Seattle Due
For San Francisco. san Francisco, a. n.
sa ma. November G, II. S.
November 3, g. L. a IS
Il. q - december I, 9, Il. 10.
December :, Z. u. Is 2. =, u.
=. =.
Leave San Fran Due Seattle p. m:
cisco for Seattle sScvenoer ;. -, Is.
a. m. .. =.
November g. TO- i5tDecernbsr Q. IL. -.
90 q. 20. =. %
December s, 10. Is
80 &C. %.
The magnificent steamer City Of Topeka
leaves Seattle a. a. IA. for Alaska No
vember L. p December IL. =. January
u. q. Due hack at seatfls November =.
pecembsr 10. =. January TO- "A, Feb
ruary &
The company reserves right to changs
steamers or sailing dates
j. II. TROWBRIDGE. p. Q. Supf.,
Seattle, Wash.
Gooeam Perkins & Co. General Agents.
San Francisco.
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COUNTY NOTICES.

COUNTY TREASURED CATrs-Notica
= hereby given that al warrants issued
p Atttltas county and drawn on general
ssaG from nunabar 1918. issued Novein-
zee Is tS9. 90 number asia. inclusive. H.
sd October Il. 1891. VIII be paid on De-
esnaeF !. iSS on which date interest
50 cease. Parties holding warrants
sFt reaaszted 20 present same az Office
e eoaaty treasurer, FsilsusbHrx, on or
essors December 3 isa6.
DENTER SHOwnY.
Treasurer ktttitaS County.
:. 49, ~ Eilenkburg. Wash. November
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80 ~ Ee.0n.
Money and Exchange
4oney On Az. easy It ls-a2 psr cerx:
iasS so2a. IL. closed fss62 per cent: PRIME
nsrc2n-ise pager. s1s per cent Sterling
sxrnarge. steady. with s-ruAs business IN
oarskerS h<lis a. 81 E.z5z ssS Zoe demand.
AID S-sr<o4 "a sor sixty days. pos,et
rales l--9< ss1e and 81 s.. CONNER
CA ALA 81 60 Bar silver, S1se. SI1ve-
eer< 6cAces ElaTzr
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r,nwpo@rTgoH IN scnDar~fs. nsfnicn. bro
N.s.s. - nrtH@r faces Co tho follow
80 - -. ScrcareE or usl1s0n. NOT
80 49, Il sass pscas brewer. rot ex-
s~~s'snx u srns psea: long primer. not sx-
e~Sa.sx "A srzs r.eA s2sS&A nsrIns %
arg. or2sxA Ad1rss fssI-4aie&s4xsncsee
E4Astsc~ q
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The LAZY Po&t-TElsiilEepesT = ne- 81
sale - ogf1zrsa. o. az RAen Eros "a
Msr~sscn street.. f-ortlAn5 Hotel ress
sfaaa Ard Northwest Sszs CoEspany. -
Exxst street.
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MAKES MAN |
HUDYAN

Hudyan is the remedy treat
ment used only by the Hud-
son doctors. No one else can
give you Hudyan.
Hudyan cures.
Debility,
falpitation.
Clutchings.
Melanchoiy Spells,
Tired Feelings.
Restlessness.
Gidaiuess.
DulinesE.
Headache.
NlEhf Losses.
Siecplassnesa
Horrible DreamA
IaugGidness.
Falling Sensations.
Constipation,
Nervous Debility.
Lost Manhood,
Loss OF Power,
Loss Of Energy.
n you cannot call 70 learn all about
the great Eudyan write Tor Circulars and
Testlmongals-fres.
LIVER All about the liver and It's
LIVER many different phases OF dis
LINER eases In the little book "Knowl-
LIVER edge OF Liver"
Call or Write for Liver Book, Free.
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WATER FnoSr NOTES

e-sm~-M ". III. VITO Yecr-tfv resisT.sss
a. ~h{ef e-z-.re@e~ - ssa Eteener STATE %
xvAxh8-xsar azz hssu s.xeose3sa ~ :. y.
pea-xon. III. Psaxsefl vas fog thirteen
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The VANCOUVER ROUTE.
srrAMER Utopia

STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tacoma. y noon. Seattle. YsGss
wharf. p. m. Mondays and Thursdays
fsr Port Townsend Anacortcs. rsirhsven
New whafcom. Blaine and Friday Hkr-
Dor. and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver
D. m. following day,
rxre &c Riains, 81: fare % Vancouver.
81 Fer further information apply 20 Tea
Ter wharf
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
q Wiisey NAVIGATION Co.'S steamer
MULTNoAAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave Arrive.
Olympia at 10 m Tacoma at. $50 N
Tscona a.. 10 % M Seattle t...f7oe m
Seattle at. % nj Tacoma at. s,o m
Tacoma at 80 m Olympia at. go N
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Arrive.
Seattle at. 7.sn a m Tacoma at. 10 a N
Tacoma at 10 90 a mi Olympia at. 90 "A
Olympia at. = 90 y mi Tacoma A. 90 IA
Tacoma at. 5: 20 m seatfis At. I'D m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. y
cents Landing al Seattle City dock. foot
OF Main street.
LILLY n0r sgDrs a CO. Agents.
City dock Telephone. Main 81
Capt l. Wiley. Manager.
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PUGET SOUND a. ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.

SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
FTFAMsHIp CITY OF KINGSTON.
patween Tacoma aad Victoria. b C..
s.oaamIvs Mi Tacoma no. Ar s,tSsm
io.lsamIIayl seattle ~ Ar 'eeAri
eS,lrn Arii1e Victoria | MlL.vl 30ym
spaily except Monday.
This steamer furnishes frst~cjesa accom-
uso1a rtoas. earrvtng both freixhs and pas
senser1. and leaves from xexer wharf.
Seattle.
For rates. etc. inauir. OF
q r TFfaDNDvKr
yssler wharf Seattle.
T. A. NADrAu
General Agent n. r. Railway.
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pAcTrTC ~AvIGATToS CO.
Tina Card IN effect Tuns I. fSes

SEATTLE. EVERETT q wHATCoM
ROUTE.
STATE % Washington leaves Seattle daily
sxeept Saturday, al ~ D. N.
SEATTLE q LA CONNER ROUTE.
Fafrhsv~a leaves Seattle daily. excepg
Saturday. at 10 q m
Tsisnh~us. Main ~ YeEfer cock.
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-s,rpAirs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

cTRS GARLAND AND FvkNCFT.
seafsis ani Tewnsend-NesN Bsy routa
Steamer Garland leaves feslsr deck sun
tass TUESDAYS eud fsrffava ~ ftsSo y m
for Pert Townsend. Port wnhauas Dan
genssz PORT angeles. Pert Crescent Ssttys-
burg. pyshf. Csaisgn Bay a7u Seah Bay.
opposite eays Steamer Essrg@a leaves
Ismser aaes fer Poft Townsend, Port Al
geles and yictcria Mondays. Wednesdays
ara Fridays AZ sso .. IN arrives Seattle
alternate DAYS - ?. n.
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LEPERSOF THE WORLD


w Fitch BAYS That the Tine -
Tome when the Govsxnaeaa'
ossAs 60 Take sAs suA5sss ~
aaaa-As Cites waaAanxson aa&
orsxea - Aaon1 the osnses TAAAl
Are sssersrs rrsn TAsse out-l
casts.
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VICTORIA ROUTE


NTEAM Tx ElEAFNE
Arlington does leaves for Victoria ara
Port Townsend dallv. sscsrt sssnAay. a.
- 20 O. r.. returning leaves NtessFta az
IL m sfeamHr f9ass leaves Ger Part
Tuwr.~a9 saa way ports daily. s1c@as
sunday, al A. m. Sunday. direct. a.
a N. ress-nluE &c. leAyes fSTS
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
Z. :. MAI.

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Gaib~alth deck, foot Of washine-
ton street. TUESDAYS. Thursdays and Sat-
urstays a. ! o'clock A. IN fer Kingston.
port Gamble seAbcck. Brinnoa Holly
pewatsc. Lillfwau9 Falls. Hoodsport and
Union City. Returns alternate days
n. TROuTMAS. Master.
TelspAons, Res ISL
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. Dec. 5 1885
Rain: stationary temperature
Is. s. PAGUE. Forecaster.
Z. ). DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, Dec. 8. fSS.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.
Fees 60 Up To % AND - oExrS
At wu0LEsALE.

N0leraxssT Active Dusansss - wan
street - Increased DEMAND for
Government Beads. which Az
vance S1ightfy-wheat Declines
fare the Closo.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
-
Ne L club. sIizc. blue stem. sss4c, nA
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Dec 2.-Wheat-Waiia Walls
siIzc; Valley. sSqs4c per oushei.
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san JUAN IsI.ASDs-

sAE JUAN ISLA<D0
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States raa11. leaves City
dock. foot q Man street Monday. wed
nes6sy and Friday q. ! D. H.. for Port
To~nsend. san Jsszn Isisads and View
cen Tsesaa1. Tsarsssy 1 sna sssnrsay AT q,
a. N J. r. Thompson. nnzn2ger-ownAr.
L4Isy. B0xzrsus ca. agents City dock.
Teisphone. Aaan g.
L q TRANSPORTATION CO.
weekly Time Card skagit River Route.
steamer Champaign leaves Seattle Dec.
a "a. Lesvss NJ ! vsrson4Dee' !. :,
a. m: Dec 4 at q. m: Dec $, AZ G. IA
calling At stznwoed. Fir. skssis csty.
ers for al points or the Sound. Open al
s g. yERKEs. Manager.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wAu5-
sTEAxER MARY ? PERLEy
Leaves CAlbraifh aock. foot OF washina-
;on ssrssI. for south Bssca. sylvan Grova
nack,. casrlssion, sdney. Traeyfoa. chi
q m: Sunday. .. m :rvt9rnlng. Gayss
Enverds.s az ss& q IA Tsispnons. Rs1
THE ALAsR-. STEAMSHIP co.'s
eTEAMEH wILI~APA.
CAPT. George Roberta
Leaving SeAr1ie for Alaska December O.
ins. a 10 ofcaeck. and every nftssa Anys
For frsixht and passenger rates apssy
to J. @. CARROLL. Agent
Dchwabacher dock. Tel. Pike u
CHARLES z. PEABODY. General Mar
axer. Seattle
wHATcoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.
Take steamer BAY CITY for Anacortss
Fzlrhayen or wnafcon. Leaves CONNER
cszl dock. Tacoma. p. n. City dock foot
Main street.. Seattle. .. m, Tues. Thurs.
and Sat. Returning leaves Wh2tcon ..
M: Fsirhaven, s:ls .. m. and Anaeorres
10 p. m. Sun, Wednes- and Fri. Fares
Seattle 81. or s. 50 round trip; Tacoma 81
or y round TIP. W. n ILLS
PUGET SOUND 4 CENTRAL AAERI-
CAN eTEANsHIP COMPANY.
Gseamshfp Transit will ieavs Seattle Tor
Central America on December j..
ReTuiar saflings between Puget
sound and Central American
ports. General Office. Mutual Life
building.
KRUsE AND MADISON LINE
STEAMER LAKME,
VIII sail from San Francisco regularly
carrying freight e. 81 per ton- connecting
81 seattls for al points
Arlington aosk T@f.~Nrn~ Psfs "a
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Stockton, Market and Ellis sts,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.

SPOKANE FALLS a NORTHERN
RAtLtsaY-NELsoS a FORT
SHEPPARD RAILWAY
ONLY ROUTE TO TRAIL CREEK
And Mineral District OF the ColvIla Re-
seryasfon. Nelson. kaslo. kootenal
Lake and Siocan Points
Daily Except sunday Between Spokane
and Nelson. B. G.
Leave. Arrive.
100 a. m..........SH Spokane. .........7sao q N
eco a. ra......... Nelson. ...........sseo d m
Passengers for Trail Creek mines con-
meet az Nerthport with stages and steamer
daily.
Clcse connections AZ Nelson with steam
~rS for kasic and ali kootsnai Lake
points
Passengers for Kettle river and Bound
ary Creek connect AZ Marcus with stage
daily.
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Seattle. Dec & fss&
Exchanges af the Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today we're;
Clearances Balances.
Sear-se .-.-.......S sass ~ &s~sN y
Tacoma 1890. a.Siz ~ LSssi ~
Portland -..---.. "a sss ~ 4--s "
Twenty crates OF pineapples from Homo
lulu we're received here yesterday.
The pos.try market 10 6ec<4s1ly over
stocked
Fresh ranch eggs have reached ne vsry
high 1o5biag price % SOS cents pea
dozen Wholesale dealers ara paying -
cents 20 producers
Nothing further has been heard. ~ me
wholesale dealers who have been selling
deer. from State Game Warden Bo0ruan-
Deer were noticeable In the markets soday
BY .heEr absence Not that the merchants
have decided to allow their stocks OF vsu1-
moved them from the public eye. The
deer iest on their hands viii be cured and
sent TO San Francisco or the East.
The West Seattle grain sleyAtor has Cow
about 1900 tons OF wheat on hand Tue
receipts during November were 500 tons
Between 400 and 400 tons OF this wheat
vii be taken away by thu British steam
ship How1ck Hail. which WITH be here
enortly 10 soad for the United Kingdom
The Hovtck Hall is q large weasel with
capacity OF almost 1000 tons. A portion
OF her cargo las been soaded IN Tacoma.
and the balance VIII be taken on here.
This gives Seattle the clearance. Wheat
fell of IA cents per bushel today. This
10 thought 10 be but a temporary setback
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTOS ROUTE
STEAMER A. r ROBINSON.

On Fer, 6rshaFa saa Pors Washington
rosie, leaves CIsy 4cck. foot OF Maln
street. s39 a. IN. calling at South Rpsca
Rtreheil Brick Yard. Brrmertcn. = =
<4vv Yarf. slarey. chariesson. TracTtoa
Chico, sllxsraale Leaves Post Orchard
ravy station a. .. IN. arrives Seatt.s
a. a n "a r ~. Rohfnson. master. Lily
pexartsas q ca. agents. Zelsphons. MAJ