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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-24
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The BOARD OF Trade.


CHICAGO, Dec. =. - The opening
strength OF wheat was principally due 10
the firmness OF the early cables, although
the continued llghtness Of Northwest
receipts helped in a measure Liver
pool opened at an advance Of I'd per CEN
tai and another I'D advance was reported
by Subsequent dispatches. Berlin also re-
ported a iL-rnark advance. The opening
price for May was at an Improvement %
from ixc TO sc or the closing price or che
day before and that was bettered a Attie
several times during the forenoon. The
tendency however, during that time was
for the price % settie back after each 1T
lie sptirt 20 about the point OF Improve
-neut with which the market commences.
The dizziness OF speculative trade appeared
20 be the only thing IN the way OF a usllcn
heavier advance than was secured during
the first hour and a half. but even that
could not entirely suppress the further ex.
precision OF the bulllsh sentiment that IN
ser}sv the market. May wheat opened AZ
from S5a.r 10 sg7sc. advanced 20 NAc tn a
short time ard kept between that price
and sore FOR an hour and a half II be-
came stronger IN the last haf hour OF The
forenoon. and about = O'Clock Il rose 70
size Minneapolis ard Duluth resolved
81 cars against 81 on the corresponding
asv or tlre week before Chicago received
* cars. The Atlantic port clesrances were
heavy az &c 0pe buvhels in wheat ard -four
together The latter item was responsible
for the advance ~ st-sc. which Marked ths
highest point % the DAYS trading
The INJURY for wheat for rail- shipment
eastward was in evidence even IN com
mission houses who are not regularly n
che SHIPPING business. That beaver
trade wns nor done was due solely 10 ~
<art that Tf4<- premium over Decent Der Eas
asked for gopd samples % Nc ? spring
ars May p-see or over FOR No. ! North
err spring.
rrhs market vas weaker during the last
4,,7~ ara after selling a. SITsc, broke grad
ssafy ~ stNr. There Was noting n~ar4sa
IN the aeais 1s1t on the sHarp adFRrace
shege was a good deal % long wheat Tor
ssgs arr a. short Interest and vel cow
srea the demand vas hght and weakness
naturally followed.
f-ex- srns moderately active ani frTser.
IRA rnarke. was helpes materially ~ the
ssrorw feeling developed IN ~heaf ard By
ere nr-lsr cables.
n ostz outside of the covering % = few
s-ra1 un important sha-t Hires early n
tha day. the market wss quiet and feature
less.
-hs way q changing January trades 20
May.
cre-inE auetation.-
vzreas-T, o-ernhrr. ~: 1s-uary So
C-orn-DeoaEaoer. 49,: January,
-cs.s-Decs-shsr. zee: January. &c.
Pork-Tecesnse-. 81. January. Es7S
"a
Ta-Fs-~T1e~r-hsr. = =. Isn1a-Ys III.
Tssb.-Tl.-cernbor. &C. January. G.@.
FLax-Eze-
ssuqothy-EA
Eve-Etrc-
T4ArssT--sskE l1s-.
Live stock.
-xtssa~sasss we're or = sasts - = ~ >
gar he ezrEu0ner 30ts q dressed BRET
Steers. tses - FOR rnes11ur1 sTaaes, l4sss
As sor good cattle. azd 81 SeFs = f0E efsssas
% rss4Eas. VITA fancy bzeEss s12aang a. Ks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-24
MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE. Dec. Especial
Sailed yestcrday-Ger ok Seestsrn, Capt
Hauth, for Caliao. sail today, Br 81
Glenorchy Capt Baron. for Port Prize.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 2S--Arrivea-
Str Washtenaw. from Tacoma. Cleared
Str Columbia. for Astoria. Sailed-Str Del
Norzs, for Gray's harhor.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. s2--ArriYed Dec. IL
BIZ Sh Sutheriandshire. from Oregon.
YOKOHAMA. Dee. 2s.--Arrived Dec Fl
-t3r str Empress Of China. from Van
cOuyer.
LOBAN. Dec. 2s.-LPassed Dec. fs-Nor
str Tyr. from Tacoma. for CaluouttA
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uara ON Prefssslenals.


II was 6 Bangor. Me.. p1Isos0pbe~ who
summed " church fair "a rsess terms
"A sshurch fair = q Place where we sDe13
more money tSlaa We can a1oro for tning ;
We d nol want. 81 order 70 please people
rh0nn KS 90 not Ike, and 20 hslp heafrens
wto are happier fnAn ws are" THIS IL ell
VERY ftp ard bright bGt r NJ ROT p3saeS
she aundrees of protsss.onAl philen ssro-
pizss. a1wayz the same people 81 tie same
fgsvus, wha Use On the management ~
esharseanIs entertainments and WHO can
IN 70 osssr way keep Themselves before
the pnh38c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January 4 and
for Yesferday.


Real estate transfers sfrce January /.
1896. are tA2fs. $500. There were fled for
record Tuesday s deeds aggregating
s.. 5e2 Following In q let furnished by
the Daily Bulletin. room - Occidental
block:
Isabella Uortie ana husband. Lewis. TO
G. f. Schmitt. lot 8. block IL. Gilman Park.
December "a, SIC
Henry c. Allen 10 Jennie Kate Conway
s a in nw ne sec "a, 20. 9, May Is, 81
Lucinda NJ. Ballard 70 VIII NJ. Ballard.
lots and g. block Is: lots ] and 2. block
l5, Lake Union ad. April Is. $3.50
Crawford q Conover 10 Burt Farrsr. lot
% block II. Madison st Cable Ry ad. DC
tober o, 1915.
Sheriff 20 Fl. M. Heath. lots 70 3. block
IA East Seattle December Is, 500
Sheriff 10 same. blocks Is and is. ~. Sc
attic, December q. $50.
Miles @. Clark ct ux. TO Christian and
Louise Unger. 20 a Ia n "a sw SEQ a. -,
6, February 2S SEQ
r II. Fleming 81 Tx. 70 Melissa Xah-
niser lot T. block 10 Cumberland ad. No
vember p. q. c.. SO.
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PACIFIC COAST sTEAMsHTP Co

TIE magnificent steamers Traatfffa
City of Pueclz ard Wzl5a Wsii4 ply BE-
tween Seattle ard San Frzrezzc5 salzfrr
a. Port Townsend zad Victoria. 3. c. a.
fellows.
Leave Seattle Yne
For San Erarelsco. izsr Francisco. a n :
a. na-s rAecernbe- S. Il. IL. q
December 3. g. e. r. - 81
. = January g. &c. Is. %.
January .. :, L. r.. z, 81
- q Due
: Leave Sau Fran Seattle r. M
cisco Tor Seattle sDeeefnher 5. y. r. =
q. M -
December 6. i. Is J4zsesry :. I. L. II.
- - - = -
JanEary s. Q. r. Is
- -.
The magnificent steamer City ~ To-
pe<z leaves Seattle a. q. n. for Alsskz
Decenasr - - January - e Due back
At Seattle December =. January 10. a
February &
The company reserves right 10 change
steamers or sailing dzteE-
). r. TRowBRIDGE. p. s supt..
Seattle Wash
GoodaH. Perkins Co.. General Agents.
san FFaneisen
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CONGESTION IN nouparef1. m iaaon. trs-
v!eg o. lGEE primer faces On the solio9-
trx sx% S5ztss. Nonpsreit o. mizlDrs. no<
sxeaesss.x u ansg pea. brewer. Dot tx
se...4ag IS ezES EscAs .caE primer. nes ca
.asazsnx - ems pea hfsegs a. terms ca
Arg. orders AG2ress Fosg~4Hss4lA gsEsesr.
E@&.zsa-
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Everett k.arGcnd@s Escnnrrssn Route
I've roSzrG trsgss 6zEy. except sunday. In
e~eck &ox. - 1e-<- I<e2wss <~z.xfa -g
b. n S1aktss lar61Eg. Nolrr1n dock Ev-
eTeft landing. Asfcnan<E dock Comets
wSte SIR E'sye~ fer Tacoma with Ssr NJ
kz1c rog eSc1HFr1sh WITH train fer Lerre
Czr4sso AID way s*azteHs TefRDhcre Ped
III FRANT ". G0CnrTE Mr.
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TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
D. Wiley NAVIGATION Co.'S steamer
AEtIT&OAAH
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRs. GARLAND AND EyANGEr.
Seattle ard TOYS fsend- Neah Bay route
Steamer Garland leaves Tesier dock Sun
days. Tuesdays and Thursdays at II - D
N. for Pert Townsend. Port Wllliau1s
UargeneSs. PORT Angeles Port Crescent
Gettysburg. Pgsht. Efaiiam Bay and
raah Bay. returning. Arrives AZ Seattle 2
= N. on opposite days. Steamer Evangsi
leaves Yssier dock FOR Pert Townsend
Port Angeles and Victoria Mondays.
WetinesSays and Fridays a. es@ L. n
arrives seafI aIIarnste DAYS az 80 D. N.
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A rewars - SO VII - paid for frg5r-
nation lea5sEg 20 tha arTess arr c1nFsc-
tlon OF eny ozs sealing copies or BE
Pc -. sl.sgsocsr asZ4yeTss 20 subscribers
sarSsx n0Ef the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-24

vnna w-stsag - any u yosr Essts~a
frf@~fs about coming q this Westsxa
--srxr.g deaf forget ~ recorrrT mead than
20 sasa a. Nn-tbaTn E'AegAe ilne. as there
~ sfaw all gst sne lest service and en-
.e~ th@Sr trio West Yaa have tried Il
yourself ard knos n Is al Fswnt-
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wHArcoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.

rafrhavsn or Whatcom. Leaves CONNER
clal dock. Tacoma 2 2. ru.. city dock foot
Main street, Seattle. p. m. Toes Thurs.
and Sal. Returning leaves Whetcogn s 2.
m +. Fairhavef. - p. m. auS Anacogfes
10 D. IA. san. We8nes. and Frt Fares
Seattle g. or s - reGu& trsn. Tacoma g. 3
or s. round trip. W H. ELLIS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-24
'a@A SOUND q ALASKA STEAM
SHIP CpAPAN4.


ssANsltfP CITY OF KINGSTON.
sen Tacoma ant Tgcsarfs. r =
- ~ Nj Tacoma li1a A. "a n
-. ~ se&lfis - Ar, tKAAzs
~ sFt fos Rsena = ArsIi ssena
49, sxeent M austaw
-. s.ss'nfr Furnishes rrst~-sas- s,cezs-
e. esrrYinr both fr~l xaf and pss-
- AS4 asaSss fFagn Xas1s r Bar.
sAsss. etc. Inquire %
@ p Ttf'u N-NWEr
ft&ssF ~harf S4afsta
L A NADEATf.
oeasf&l AEenl ~. h. Railway.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO
Time Card Ia effect June I. lS9&.

SEATTLE. EVERETT 4 WHATC0sf
ROUTE.
STATE ef washing on leaves Seattle daily
xxccrt Saturday. a. ~ g. m
SEATTLE 4 Ia CONNER ROUTE
Falrnaven leaves Seattle daily. sxespt
Saturday. at 10 q N
Tsisnhrcs. Main rs Nssiss dock
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Capt George Roberta
Leaving Seattle FOR AfaEka December -
lsss. al 10 o'clock. and every ngtesa days
thereafter.
For frs.xht and passenger rates apoiy
TO J. q. CARROLL Agent
srhwahachsr dock Tel Pike c.
CHARLES r PEABODY. General Map
axer Seattle
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Dec. zS-Todsy's stock
market u-az Of holsa2y proportions. ard
rsa roa~se q prices sndicatet Ses.re -
s.sea uu csnt~acc~ on both SIDES before ne
tfarsaa.l.r.- urserscEe4 ho-ldaFs Trading
cana. % a Esssitfve max oeczs.o1al-iy. and
chs zs7,serafs business was almost entirely
fer rraes sssonal eEcoGas- Prices moved
srre.esss-fs tut al un4ercurzsat OF
srrserezh sssx noted For s0gue time past
scorzs - sasake ous iong stocks nave. as
a rssaa q ssssrae,3 on1y small holdings. and
sr.3aT s7verang % shorts Vas ere basis %
srsa~o4s-naut "a EFs9es- &auspa-aslon tn
fhs setsu,strsass canse3 some Gscsce4 gains
ana .rseareeS4 sygEsgsa bette strength - ne
gene~Al ast TtsWar4 shs c3asa rea4-zA-
sIa.rz traussrsA she tore - ire SQssasa-
s..es TYsn market onssne1 ~ y s..EbS sad
tag "a Ers-ss. buE arsumsss sooa developed
GA ua~~srases ~ bears TIE afternoon
sr.s....sath1n vas chzEz1teT.zsa hy s2segy as
q ssrgs5-ssa xsags7s. an1 re fluctuations
a-e-a vgfshssuf importance. IAs c2assLg Mas
s-saSv fuE very dn1
Esossd speculation was 21set aaG issziztsr-
ss.esfex b4s er1res wsVs cs.-lv ws1 s-ls-
ssfsn8 TIE satrs were xss3 80 Govern
sneess were ns~3scteA 1ast generally Ags er-
T-se sales we're SS5-s1o.
silver csTrsaeAtss wsTs stssssy On sNies %
3 - - &Se.
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FLY on The FLEA

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
rorr rour1 frsos eas7y. sr-@2< szzrAav
~ ore hour ard twersr--Fe rfrareA
HE ETs&xFR flyer
Re- sar daily Trips. S@attls-Tacoc
SATrSG ETFTrT TUESDAY. NAY L
TINE CARD
SsrzsA fare. SIC. rou1s TRIP. ~
Lave .easEse-7s<6 l.lS a. r.. 10 er1
- n
Leave Tzcr-a-sN a MI "a n n
E--EDAys
Leave Eeaff1e--5e a. "a: = -.su n.
Leave TaooTza~-s o. O. m "a Tss q n
landing a. Northern psrIsc Eh&rr "a
coma ard Commercial dock fSot os Ma
rton sfrass- aeastss
sSnfaya. steamer. Flyer and state %
WashtrEt1r- fars 5Ac
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-aE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
- n Washington, Tor King co11sa. v
smze I.inder. plaintiff. ". John NJ.
- 81 AZ, defendants. Summons for
: tate II Washington to the said
n Dogns Anna Downs. 6. =. John
- ---- Johnson hts wife. Frederick
- and $500 Larsen. his wife Il. a.
e Hodge. his wife. de-
shnis above mentioned; You and
on you are hereby summon
i I appear within sixty fgD dayH after
|. ssts OF the first publication ~ this
s~s.g tovxlf: Within sixty s6ll aags
- the above entitled action Ia TIE
L. entitled court, and answer the COM
80 81 the plaintiff, and serve a copy
ar answer upon the undersigned. at
|rssys for plaintiff. at their office below
EsssA and In case OF your failure 80 TO
4 s,dgnstnt will be rendered againsg you
[ssfasng 70 the demand Of the complaint.
- has been filed with the clerk OF
| 2 eollrt The object or the above en-
i action Il to obtain Judgment sEainzt
IS Attendants, John N. Downs. Anna
Exas Amos %. BENJAMIN and Ann "
Eszmin, his wife for the sum OF
ID upon the notes given BY fpem 10
q glaintiT and for the costs az this &C
e. Including an attorneys Zee Of 30;
Il gfaying for decree establishing and
|'rsslossig certain mortgage given TO
k.zra tho payment of tho above indebt-
<sssz ard recorded tn the mortgage re-
r. Of the auditors office OF King coun-
safe of washington. Ia volume -, on
Il ~ thereof, and describing ana COW
II the following lands. situated iH eaid
knfy. 10 wit. Lots one "a and two RI,
klsck one 81, OF Burks's First addition
- city Of Seattle. as surveyed. plated
II recorded also praying that in said
#r4 the Interest OF each 81 the defend
- n and to said property % declared
10. Inferior ard subordinate 10 plain
h Interest therein. and that che equity
;edemptiun 81 each Of the defendants
brewer barred ard foreclnsed. and for
kssssl esluitahie relief
HASTINGS & STEpMAS.
TlaintiTs Attorneys.
|pussorice address - Halter building.
EsHe. King county. Wash.
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vrcrogrA ROUTE
srraurR RosaIEE

STEAMER RosAITE
Arlington ssrx sesve= for gartcrta ara
PER- Townsen4 daily. ercs-s sgn1ay al
.s1 q Il returning leaves Victoria a.
= a m Et-znsr I3a5o leaves fer Pcr.
Tsxnxsnd ard way perss daily. excers
eun4zy, a. a. H.. sg19ay. direct. a.
a m rssuvzsrK c!reex. leaves PORT
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T4s VANCOUVER RouTE


Leaves Tacoma. - u0aa. Seattle. Yes -
Mari 4 u "a Aanaays sd Thurs8sva
fer PORT Townsend. Anacorfsa, Falfhaven
Ns@ WhatraEu. Elaine an3 Friday Har-
Dor ana Vancouver. arriving t@ac1uysK I
T. "a fotaNfuE day,
Fare ga Blaine. g.. fare % Vancouver.
s. For faFtaeE lnformat.oa Apply 20 Yea
Ter wharf
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland Dec - 1SA
Fair followed By rain az ntrnt: ssGt3on-
sry temperature.
q. s PAGCE. Observer.
q. = DEPARTMENT AGRrCULTTRE
WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
S@astta Tar- 4eox
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3fomeT ca cAlL es@v a. iisz reT es1s- :
isxs 1osn 2 closest ofEoFes1 * ~. prime
ssss-zAHzlke paper. Exs4f4 TER esaf- sseT-
tag excEA rye easier. wfss acEsaAs uglSsEssss
a. tznkx~s' bl-ls AZ So fe~ assnAs1 ard
81 sSwASS. &sr SLY Gays paste4 rates.
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srEAmn Rs.
% PORT WASH

NAr ORCHARD AND poRr WASH
kNssINA% ROUTE
sKkANER A 4 ROBINSON.
= Carrylax Z : VA.
Fsrt Orchard saf PG4s wRsAtuEtaz
-. rsses t1sy Sock. fcss 81 Msta
- - a. ~. rajitas ~ South reach
Brick Nar4 fs~e merton. r. -
~ ssTt slney. Charles ga. zracyt1r.
sltss&ale. Leaves Pert Orchard
sAaon a. = RI. arrives swatsss
49, y. ttohins0r master lily.
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Siss--e ~ eat asTsses co-nn~~rsai
ols. 49, Bar silver. Sac. Silver Ger
ez1eates SC
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-xcu NOTICES.

ov sHERIFFs sAI.E.-fn the
- ,sosrr " the state 9f y asnfn =
x<el - county % King DAVID
= p.ainft~. vs.. John Scot.
rss;s< ssr5tt his wlfe; :. y. Ear hsas.
- x erkee his wife. fne f<an& Mot
81 esnE 81 NorfE western a .neFa1a-
- = "a I.sHa0n. E.nEiafs1s 3 corpora
ssiis - If.sysrartee Loan and trust
= - Z corpora ion. Jacob f1rth,
$3.50 ard receiver o. the G1hrar1-
49, ana Trust Company. SsT@E5-
K. z5f
- "a b virtue o. an order OF Esls
- -. -. .yecuts0n. issued out o. the
!. ~ - court r. fsle above entitled
= = ~. 80 "a re. az sheriff directed and
- - aaye aaly ieTiea upon IRE
s sss. xssrrst,s-d faaI property. sttsats-t
~. $500. Washington, to-wsfs Al
- .ss~rr ff1). in block three ~. ~
800 addition n the CITY OF seat
- sass11tT. Washington.
: - q Therefore nerE1T given tslat
-. TIE T5sh dag 81 January. KS,
f's'@gr 81 n o'c1oek a. m. Of said 1Af.
= as~nst door Of the eo4rtssa5EE. ~
= - aeaftle. n said KING county.
- re afs5ve described property
- snr4ton. 70 ths highest and best
= Il ~ is,h day OF Decs1Ibsr. Isys-
VAN ftH NJ FL. rasxzH-
sxsrk 4 Peters. Attorneys
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80 49, Isl.ANna

STEAMER LY Ola THOMPSON
Carrying United states mail leaves City
nseday and Friday at ! a. m for Port
Townsend. san JaAn Islands and New
Whatcom. Returning leaves New WHAT
Gem Tuesday. Thursday and SATURDAY at
4 a m. j. r. Thompson. manaEer.oRner.
Inv EogarduN = Co. ageBls. city dock.
Telephone. Main 81
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ur..s.suo. and Grains.

LIVERPOOL Dec. 23.-Wheat-Spot
quiet: demand. poor; No. red spring. IS
i8lkd. No. 1 California, -. Futures opened
quiet. with near positions III higher and
distant positions s.d higher; business was
heaviest on middle posltiof December.
nominal: January. IS Sad. February. IS
sd: March and May, Is sd April. nom
iaRI.
Corn-spot, steady: American mixed, Is
r0szd. FUTURES closed steady. with Janu-
arv and February I'd higher and other
months unchanged from yesterdays clos
ing prices; business about equally distrf-
hulea. December. Is ed; January. Feb
ruary and March. = s1ad. April. nominal:
May. - sad
FG0ur-Sfeafy; demand. poor; 81. Louis
fancy winter. IS Sd
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4yei h
eue co
in th'
. up Z
tt and
L. the
FassREt
rbe |
tzsm n
not |
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e-xfssa~Satss xere or y BASIS - = saexs- =
gor aAe canEnon@r scts % dressed HseeE
steers. tsna y Cor rna11ura sTaaes 4aasss
as kar god cattle ara 81 ssaTS 3 for esoics
% rsv.rae. vita fancy ssexss ss4lng az & .
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- or sHERIFF-S sAIsE-JN TIE
s..ssr Court Of the SEats OF wash
- for The County OF King. Frank
- plainaf. ~. J. NJ Carson and
- carson. and The 5eattle Trust
corporation. defendants. No.
and BY virtue o. an order % sale
'..-.ssrsat sxscas tioya, issued oat ~ the
~srned court, ia the a8oy@ entitled
sua 70 ne, IS sheriff, aireeteo and
80 | hass duly levied upon the fol-
= ks@rribed real property. Situated
County. Washing sgns to- eit:
sa1ttbsasf quarter ~ the south yest
- snd he southwest quarter o. the
Fssasf quarter Of section twenty six
-~esiIs, fsseu 1y-three north. OF range
80. II the ". NJ. containing eighty
z soye or less. together ulgn I'll and
- the ssnemeuis, Embellishments ana
e.sssraneeE tncfeuuto belonging.
-. Il therefore hereby given rat on
- tie sth day af January. issg. at
I es:r Of 10 o'clock a. n. 81 said day.
- front door 81 the courthouse. In
!. ~ al seattle. IL said King County.
I q 81 tia above described property at
- auction. 10 the highest aid BEST
- for cash.
90 thls l9th day OF December. fsss.
+. VAN DE yANTEk. Sheriff.
s,sss 4 TanglRnd. AttorBayA.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental Block. seAft.s. WASH


st@stsy.
lxposss received from 81 20 SO. ea.
lsiffsst allowed per srnoms Six reF
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ttsaff deposits
Nssse aAs declared last days az MAY ana
fssrbEr Loans made on feas estate or
ssFevsd ccllaterais only.
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PUGE.T SOUND a CENTRAL AMEgf-
CAs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Steamship Transit wlli iesva Seattle for
Central A1efica on December IS.
Regular safiinxs between Puget
sonni and Central American
ports 5enerai office. N2tual Life
building
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dropped from lists.
Total Sales.
The total sales of stocks today we're
ios. TO shares. including: American Sugar,
Is 400: Burlington. Is. 90: Manhattan. 5000:
Reading. 100; Rock Island. 3.loa; Wheel-
ing, 3.l0o.
Fiour-Recespts q. go barrels: exports.
25.0oo barrels. Held higher but stiil duh.
Wheat.
wheat-Rece1pts, q. 900 bushels; exports.
5000 bushels. Spot hrmer; No. / hard.
a4l4c. Options opened strong and adj
vaneed on higher cables. foreign buying.
buIlish sentiment and local covering
finally easing off under realizing. but clos
ing firm at a44li4c net advance: No. red,
May, closed s7l.e: December. Ssa2e.
Hops-DuIL
wool-Quiet.
Pig fron-Duil: Northern, siIni5.
Copper-Firner: brokers. sn.s7ia; ex-
change. s11sog1i.s0
Tin-F4rm: straits. tls; plates, quiet.
Speiier-Dul: domestic. s412i4n425.
Pig Iead-Strong; brokers, S3Gf3,oS.
Coffee.
CofYee-Optsons closed dun. 5 points ad-
vance 70 points decline: March, $50
$500: May. s.5ec. Spo;-RIo. quiet; No. z
invoice, Ice: mild. quiet; Cordova, 15iz8
lie.
Sugar.
Sugar-Raw. steady; refined, quiet
Petroleum.
Petroleurn-ouiet; United. closed PC ;
Pennsylyan!a crude. steady: January, sic
bid.
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Mining stocks.

Silver bars ..... Etss Drafts-Sight -. i
Mex. dol ..5li4q54 Telegraph .. =. 4
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

LONDON. Dec. 23-sslver. 3ed: Consols.
i'll I.lS.
NEW YORK, Dec 23.-The Evening
Posts London financial cahlegram say ;:
The holiday appearance continues In the
neglected stock markets. Americans were
lowest today In sympa thy with New York.
The 5snk failures in the United States
will perhaps deter purchases here Of
Americans, but they DO not cause realiza-
tionS. The weIi-lnformed had looked for
something OF the kind and they expect
more The mining settlement VIII begin
tomorrow. but no business is looked for.
The Paris and Berlin markets were
steady
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Hops.
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es'rssse.ssars IN eli the principal csgtes
As Cnssea States and iuroQs