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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-18
Mining stocks.
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Dec. FIN wheat there was
son,e good buying early for a reaction.
as a good portion 81 tire trade looked
upon yesterdays weakness as without
warrant from anything which could be-
discovered in the legitimate sttua Ion. Il
was further helped hy the report hat
ever 2ra09 bushels o. cash wheat had
hseu taken yesterday. part o. It 70 so
East by rail ard - ears were said 20 be
iaasiins, at one OF Armour's elevators for
Boston by rail- fretEht. The opening de-
slime u, The Liverpool cable vas only I'D.
equal 10 teas Than 'sc. and WAS not regard
ga az serious IN view % our weakness
Yesterday. and New YORK wired liberal ac-
ceutances last night Northwest and Chi-
tEza receipts. a. usual, were 4 factor IN
the earfv tone Those points reported AZ
cars as compared with t5s cars last week
ard Sc Last year. Opening prices Tor May
aere practically tire same a. yesterdays
closing figures. initial trading being AZ
-. sNe.. yesterdays closing being ss'sc-
After S)lsc was quoted. the market be-
rt0rs heavy on heavy selling BY many %
the heaviest operators on ire board,
whfea slowly bur surely pressed prices
davenwari One operator vas credited
ws.h .slSpaslnr o. over a million bushels.
ard tie depression watch naturally fol-
fsxes ne unloading OF sUch large guam
t8sl.s OF wheat On q rather fsEtag mar
49, Ms Increased IS rua1oTs tGas 8 y -
fsr Armour Cudahy was also credited
xffs n. put thIs was empha1lealiy dssled
Av that gentleman. The result was mat
Nav. BY 1e.se. Bad declined 10 SSt.c. That.
hsNever, was the lowest poiuf 81 the day.
e soea beraFaa evslenE that the clear
arees would b. heavy. ana as Confirm a.
,o~v aEsyaasshes aS 20 crop asmsge came
in fNe sssssnx fuvo~ Was checked and
prices began AZ aHv8Dr@ - ~. reac-
son 70 9.a-s tnen Occurred. bIt 81 was
fez~tee~arv. TAs market closed arm a.
ss&c for May
Corr was Qafst. ana inclined - weak
yass The cables wsre easy. ere trade
verv GaTi. ard wtsn shfat sus&e So saafE
ars-k corr also sal8 OF some
The rset fer essfs Wss a stubborn enc.
rsere Wax sazns attempt a. rAi4.ag day-
fnr fee early hours af TIRE seeSs0a- bftt
ssrs-es hsss xeu Tn sTitc of fGa Ahef2i o.
fs~Eu-s. ans 6Hsi1y sstxs ace3 slightly
TravisEers Eera slew al Gay TIE OPEN
ing waE arm. afthestgh ~ practically En-
changed figures n sympathy ~lta :
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A. the Third A,rnur.

Growers Aicazsr Company win play a
limited season 81 comedy and drama az
f8le Third Avenue tneafer. opening FUN
day n. sht ~ double biiI. The View frt-
yafe Secretary and Little John L..
Wal.ca wfN be repeated on Monday might
The Growers we're The originals sFth the
Madison Square 'F1Eeter No. ] company
in the Private Secret&fy, ard an excel
Ient rendition may De expsreG -. Tuesday
and "Wednesday nights tire bal vl - hir
Growers rIsosss popular psay. Ny s0u-in-
Law" which has heen feea.se3 wttu much
favor wherever presented. 81 has nad
more than TO represents ions in san
Frauessco and stH refslBs SIS popularity
THURSDAY night. Pr say il'sg - uHaal
matinee aud Night. Saturday matinee af7A
night ard sunday nsah2 az elaborate
seealg production of Leonard Grown
ses,satIanel come1y sraEna. TIE Wolves
q New York. Nli ~ aTesFnfF1.
Tgaa 80 Perks sHEaGafaspt - pfoN@fg
70 ~ one - tae most sascessSaal 81 t-fa
spasem Use company ca0aes tomorrow
wssa matinee ard nig4g performance.
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Corinn. Tonight.

The Corinue ExtfavaEanza Company
opens at tho Seattle theatcr tonight for
two nights and a special matlnee tonor-
row afternoon. The company. which was
organized 80 support the cleNer, Tiy3clous
little star after whom the company IS
ns med. has neither IN east or chorus airy
one who has ever before been seen IN the
company with her. Exquisite care was
exercised in the selection Of peo9ie fer
this season, not only as h the capabilities
OF The members Of the new cast. 0ut aH
20 the comelinezs OF the necessary chorus
OF girls Howe & Berry. the managers.
express great satisfaction regarding ire
resrit OF tneir !abors IN organizing. aud
boldly assert that there is n0shsre 81
America a company with . chorus ~ such
exceptionally beautiful young girls. IL IS
true that there Is IN all the world nothing
more beautiful than heaa.ifai woman,
and Howe & Berry's success IN gathering
together a bevy Of really bsaatifI young
women will add luster 10 tAeir attraction.
The glitter OF gorgeous costumes BELTS
youthful beauty. bat when 20 IL displayed
upon persons of mature years the inc9n-
gruity IL emphattcaIy obvious. CoFinne.
the charming little singer and @oEneai tone,
hose attraciiyena@= has increased wifh
each succeeding year since her debut IS
ehil8 has just placed her foot upon the
threshold Of young womanhc01.
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A GEOLOGICAL. survey.
WORK Of a Party That Was Engaged
I'm hitxfsas County.

A1iensoarw Capital
AnV seesogfo&i survey broke camp faAt
SuraAs and asse&aoea fer the wsnssr
@.er A exeeIsnk seasons work. which
S s,,s'as sns acrsAern ana az the county.
NeFk Was iaaazuvaied last rear BY
= :. NsLnsts. and ssals spring is WAS
- % Mr.. George T. Hyda who
- N~Rs corps OF assistants with lin.
So 10y axy@ sccoxn p2ished a great dsa.
-. -. AAs1a Il vetexan n skis ArAach Of
sss1Ntees ard tee mount tain v~orx e< oar
s< s1ers no obstacles 10 him, al
e-loesa as eecsares there are few rouxnsr
- a fas unissd States than tAAs
aeons Mount ssrAxS
ne work vas nswbsss near ccmvssssA.
sra M. Ayos VII re-sstae.isa AsaAauas~
a. s-sssasnurs next sprinA eel Me
osa 0otps eoseshsr sgain and proceed with
sae work aon where sAsy isfs en. In
-AoS. ne says SAts place vii - the head
esss TOT IN work In ouS s1Ass Tor
sNe@A sesn 70 coma Next year - will
nAsW As laa&y wMh him. Ana ~ mar
pie.
Included b ~ wcrk ceu> "a, ,ss.on
was sAe planting q asncA rnarks saew1nw
tne eievatsonA Ar. Hyde he's kindly mr.
o.saea fAe Sapfsai VITA some of tns fein-
eas~a oass IN the county, which are Asre
given Taess Are aAsssrtesy oorreo. ana
can To realad On:
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As showing the immense business OF the
Nippon TuSen kaisha. whose steamers
are now Running regularly 20 Seattle. the
hioSo News of 1ssezr4lser ? prints the fol-
lowing figures:
Among the shareholders OF the Nippon
Xusen kaisAA there are six OF The pres
enf ministers MatSukass aud Okuna. SD
shares each. Saigo.a sa9; TaSashtma and
Enon10to. 5se each. ana KRhayama. go
The imperial household now holds ~ 20
shares ana Baron Iwasakf = 80: Barren
M.tSai comes third with Ssss. and five
Others have 45ao shares and upwards as
individual property.
The co'npAnys proat for the last half
year was close on haif q million yen. the
Gross income being L21S $50 yen The di-
rectors' fees sraountsd 20 n 30 yen. tue
Il per cent. dfiaena that was declared
absorbed S2S.oS yen. practically half Il
million ven Vas placed TO different re-
serve funds. tnd iso.a2s yen WAS carried
forward.
AT the end of 5sss the company owned
fofty-hse stsaYers. with an aggregate
tonnage Of e4aE. Blythe end OF this year
the fleet viii humber sixty-threo vessels.
Fith gross tonnage OF 1864 tons At
the earlier date the voyages accomplished
totalled 1880 knots; at the later this viii
be increased 10 AZ eno knots. The earnings
have risen preportionaseIy. from i2.aee.o 600
Yen TO y. 600 yen tsle.i2z qo0i.'
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. f7.-Arrfved-
str Arcata, from Coos bay: str Truckee.
from Coos bay. Br str Aswanlv. from Mo-
raau arrived, and was ordered to Port
land; str Bonita. from Coos bay: schr
Charles X. Wilson. from Gray's harshor
Spoken--Octobe. 1s. LAT 55.24 s. long Is 81
". Br sh Pengwern, from Rio Janeiro, for
Astoria, all well: October 20. LAT So s.
long y W, Br sb Sutherlandshire. from
Portland, for Liverpool.
SAN PEDRO, Dec. 1T.--Saiied December
N-Schr C. $. Holmes. for Port Blakelay
CALCUTTA. Dee. 17.--Arrived Dec nher
l6-Br sh Tarkiand. from Port Biakeley
HONOLULU, Dec. Ia.--Arrived Deem
Der SIX u. r. Cheney, from Port Towns
end.
NEWCASTLE. y. s. w, Dec. FIN
port November 2i-Br sh Gletelyan. for
Oregon.
PORT PRIZE Dec. 1T.--Arrivea October
1s-I3r sh Earl of Dunmore. from Port
Blakeley.
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LONDON. Deo t-.--s1vsr. So ccnso's.
NEW YORK. Dee. f-.-The Evening
rests lscn1on financial csniegraus says
Tie early New York spart N A-Eers-
sans gave ne only spark Of animation TO-
o&y 20 the otherwise dun and depressed
HerSess Americans. although good ter-
ing tue day, closed under the bert CcE-
SOS and othsr gsls-eage3 stocks mere fat
ga ne stock exchange. in view OF q fur
Sa@r rzse IN the bulk of GernRny's rate.
careful inquiries fail 20 show ary god yet
ENGAGED from New York FOR Berlin Money
ATFe r rising The discount houses have
Feisea ire deposit rates II per cent. thus
feseFslnE their acton OF a fortnight ago
lie reduction should never have been
maize. but the rise IN money IS now con-
ssaeTed overdone. The Bank OF England.
however, 5 lending largely, aHa the
suaoant 20 be repaid 20 ths bank N jan
cary eds fair 10 discount the effect OF
the release OF government dividends on
ne oth q that month. The sharp fall IN
AN29sn exchange - Sue 20 the greater
amount OF council drafts 10 be offered
hexS week. az thu result OF legislation per-
ml-tag the Indian treasury 10 issue TWO
seFores ezoao.ee o. rupess). against rupee
saper.
The Paris and Berlin markets were
dull"
BreaasfuGs and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. IT.-wness-spos.
quiet: demand. poor. No red spring. -
sd No. California. Is Gid. Futures
closed easy with near positions ts1s*d low
OF and distant positions sd lower. bnss-
ness about equally distributed: December.
nominal: January. Is "a; February. Sc
'ssd. March and May. IS Sd: April nominal.
Sorn-Spot. steady: American mixed,
Entsfra4 s>ia xx-tRh fmv
airy and February I'd lower ana Other
months unchanged from yesterdays clos
ing. Business heaviest on middle po-Sl-
tons. December. IS sssd, January and
February. - SD: March. - SD: April
and May. . ss.d
FlouI-Dali; demand, peor; St Louis
fancy winter, IS 81.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, es 50.
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CHICAGO. Dec. IA meeting OF the
Representatives OF California lines was
called today at the office of Chairman
Caldwell for the purpose OF considering
the reported Generalization fn California
rates. The charges were made by some OF
the roads that their competitors have
been in the habit OF late OF granting free
sleeping car transportation TO parties go
ing through 30 the north coast. This, II
true means a reduction OF about sI5 .n
the regular rates. The meeting was in
session all Of the afternoon, and finally
came TO the conclusion that there was no
Decentralization sn the business worth
notscing, and the meeting adjourned after
all the roads represented had agreed 20
keep rigsaly 90 the provisions % the agree
r,ent covering transcontincntai business.
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WITH A Full CARGO.
The Transit to sail Tomorrow for
Central America.

Steamship Transit. of the Puget Sound
& Central America Steamship Company.
will probably be ready for sea by tomor-
row. That date has been set Tor her s-alh-
ins and every effort Is being made 10 I'm
ash loading. Tlle cargo this voyage viii
De a fun one, as on each previous trip.
The freight loaded or loading yesterday
was made up pfiacipally as follows. Beer.
$50 cases, coal. Aoo tons. lime. ]. 100 barrels.
cement, Go bafrels ..i1~y. ~. tons: Chinese
rice. loo matg xeferal mefchandise. 100
tons. or thes seai 30 tons are for the
United States wnnooat Bennington. which
Is at. Fonsecl bay. The items Of cargo
enumerated gAe an ideafof the character
OF the freight ~ $50 Central America
on the Transit. Trftfe Is considerable more
yet 10 go aboard.
Railroad iron and cotton were being
loaded IN the japanese steamship Sakura
Maru yesterday. She IS scheduled 10 sal
Tor Japan next Monday.
This IS steamship day at Ocean dock.
Steamship Mexico viii sail for San Fran
cisco At s O'Clock in the morning. Tho
City % Puebla Is due to arrive.
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The deiixhffn pzsiurs q lie IN Nsw
England. -~Tbe gda Homestead = presented
nv pen-aAn Them paSa's een company,
wgu hxgsa an engagement a. tAe Seattle
f4eass~ next A0n8ag ard Tues tay, fhe
Old Homestead s80@s rot Require Af* ex-
tended notices % excite the tnf sfss% 81 $50
raeos5lss Ia SIS corasn E- &4ks 8n ed Ffisss&Ffr
ssssee n.w beauties are a4xa0veEE8 ls =
attn rNz,sfflaons % azsenda8es- A sSa@~
rlaceus company wla appear 10 TIE eofsf-
frsx sngagem@ns. TIE mustes3 features
AIS E,e given asr4nE these perform .ATazsa.
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The Forfeited 5. c. a =. II. n. Grant.

WASHINGTON, Dec. T.--2enasor Gear.
from the committee on Pacific railroads.
today presented a report favorable 10 the
passage OF a bill which authorizes the Sec
rotary of the treasury 70 make such set
tiesnent as VII best suDserye the Interests
OF the government, with regard 20 the
debt OF the Sioux lily a Pacific railroad"
There are 800 miles of this road, extend
ing from Sioux Cry, Ia. 20 California
Junction, 10 Fremont. Seb. The road bad
a land grant of 81 90 acres. and the gov
eminent sazss advanced for 4 IN principal
and interest AIis.ei7. OF this pnly 80. 7sl
sas been repaid. The line - now prae-
tfcally owned hy the Chicago & North
western company. TIE company says ~
Is not earning more than sufficient 20
meet 80 first mortgage bonds. and that
= = impossible for 81 70 meet It's fufl obi
CATION TO the government.
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supreme Court Decisions.

OLYMPIA. Dec. Speciality. gu
r~~rne court today handed down decisions
a. follows:
julius horton ard Annie r. Horton. re-
susorsserfs, vs. DouoE oe-Kelly Banksng
Company and A. T. Van de Yan'er, a.
sheriff q KING county. eflantz-~'lne
,ours refused 70 consf8er respondents Pc
elton.
H. r. Van Lehn and IT. :. BAilows re-
snouaenss. vs.. 8 &. Morse. as sheriff OF
fslslsa~. county. Observation-Disclosures
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Wee, crorer. Asioarn 90 Jan. =.

wAsWTNGToN. Dec lT.--1'ne Nat.oTaI
wool Growers Association. AZ their rsees-
srg here today. transacted sou1e leftover
routine business an& then adjourned 20
meet here On January next. preparatory
20 appearing before ths house committee
"a ways and means IN behalf o. a revised
yxool and wooisz schedule
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casae-Sales were s. se94 Cor common
dressed beef steers. 81 Id for medium
granes. Gse<sS for good cattle. and S Sc
a-ss Tor choice to fancy. Sales were large
u az ssGs
Hogs range ssa3s for the poorest 10
the best. the bulk OF hogs crossing The
scales at Gt5<7z|
sheep sold at s. zs52 50 for the common
est nccks. Up 10 skcdS- s. for choice. largo
" a. s1-A82.sS for choice. Ewes sold AZ
S1s-ls ysarlings around 81 Lambs we're
In active demand at s. @s35 for common
70 cnolce. Christmas lambs sold a. 8. 50.
Hecsapss-Caltae. 100. hogs, s.So:
sheep, 1860
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f>gwppSrTr0< "A rsnDareli. nsiSfoS. hrs-
v.s- o. seux primer faces On tie folow-
- sxs hosses: Measured or nl1ion. nst
sx-s@~sslzg - srns psEa. brewer. nog en-
sesa4ax Is ~rrss pea. A0zg pr nsers nss ex
e.e&Gnx "a ems pea Ss@cl&4 terms nF.
re ersers. Ae-ress Poss-Ints4l xxnAcsT
Se&x4zz.
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On Tuesday 81 tAis week the yarty ssg-
aratsd. q, +. Hyde and A. n. sylveste~
went TO Washington; Frank cols and H
n. kalleck went to California: Dustis
Rhodes viii srsDd the winter in What
Gems e A. Acfavtsh win sotourn In Re-
Attic and A. r. Adair win pass tina time
In Idaho. Id Brown and W. II. Eran.sss
reside here and viii not 20 away. Tasy
were crowd Of jolly good fellows. and
they viii be missed By many people here.
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rhn Gold Rr.rrre.

WASHINGTON. Dec. iT.--Tcsay's state
vrArt 81 the condition of tire trsAs8rs
sass: Available cash. balaEee. f--zsi1s.-
90 xeIA reserve. sZf-.sT "a
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NEW YORK. Dec iT-Ths forenoon
Stock speculation exhibited trrexuizri.y.
and wide fluctuations were noted IN some
OF the Leading specI2lties. A further ad-
vance IL actual and posted sterling quo
fations Offset the failure OF the Rank Of
England TO advance ITS rate OF discount
as lad been expected, owing TO the con-
tinEai hardening tendency OF money In
London and provoked renewed discussion
OF the probability Of an early resumption
or gold exports 90 Europe Estimates
were current OF a probable shipment q
from e. O.. go TO s.. coo 10 Germany early
next week, IN connection with the Janu-
airy interest and dividend obligations. The
margin between sight and rxty day
reichmarks admits Of a slight profit, but
the theory is generally held mat any brisk
foreign demand for gold bills would bring
out heavy amot1ts OF boarded long sser-
Ling. Bankers believe q shipment OF few
millions In gold would be an actual bull
card rather than bear argument, and
would materially improve monetary con-
ditions here and abroad. The bears made
show OF activity. Dealings In The early
morning were largely confined 10 special
ties. The news from Washington that
the senate would adjourn 10 Monday was
hailed with satisfaction, traders arguing
therefrom that the chances OF disturb
ances In connection with the Cuban qles-
ton had been minimized. Business was
active on the up grade and the final prices
We're the best The net gains averaged
l per cent. IN the leading shares.
Railway bonds were less active. bat the
tendency OF prices was upward and brisk
inquiry was noted for the gilt-edged
shares. The sales were 81. 0sl. 600.
Governments gained slightly on an in
vestment inquiry chiefly for the new Is.
The sales were S41
Money and Exchange.
Money on cali easy at 1i1Iz per cent:
last loan 2, closed 1iaG2 per cent: prime
mercantile paper, 4Q5 per cent Sterling
exchange strong, with actual business in
bankers bills az sissGis7iz FOR demand
and SiS3A3sS. for sixty days. posted
rates. 81 siisd4S5 and $ts7i5d4 Ssis: COM
merclal bills. sis3. Silver certificates. 6sis
acc.
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NC. IIaere No Not eNeEl NI0lFHfVN tNoN
90 convey thetidea Of cold. in the cnam-
Der In which Miss Eva takes her depart
ure there was not veatige % furniture
except the little white cot on waieh she
died. The apotheosis with It's Hiaring rcd
fire. and flames was not suggestive OF
heaven in the least
Vale Uncle Toms Cabin"
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Nneef-l'eeenber. TAG. January. Ts4a
Sorn-Decsnoer. xS.c. January. @zFscs
ass-Decernc-<. lszsc. January. 1sc.
PoFx-Decsnes-. AL January, 81. So
lisa
lArc-Decenber. xTe: January, 50 sss4.
5os-Decsnbe-. E.so. January. ES-
Rye-ss-sc
Bsrssy-2s1s&e.
Faaxzeed-73iya
IlmoEhy-S1ss
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Hos for TIE aotner Goose parry Tonight.
December Is al 3 ofsssck. ssfas3Ry Frat
nee Il 40 ,. n, r. fszasto Assl. AZ esea-
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

SeastlA Dec y. IN
Exchanges az Tia Seattle, Tacoma ana
Portland clearing houses today were:
Clsz-arcszL Balances.
Seattle . ...........siS. Sos 60 81 r. "a
Tacoma 49,. ....-....- L1ss7 aa i5n9l %
Portland 49,. -. H.. rs - % s2ls6 %
TIP 70 The begfinsns Of last November
eur business s. het an Increase OF $50
a r.oath ever 81 In kyysns~- 4 sell OF
g go and eve1 worse = locked for this
urcnth." Il va are wno4eszIs dealer
II frzat and yegsezssas who spoke What
Re ssza il In accordance with a general
complaint among merchants that business
Is duh
Fresh ranch eggs are weaker. The lob
hing quotation today v2s sc per dozen
DealsTs are saying &c 70 producers.
The butter market l. well stocked. with
ssgnt demand
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AMusEMEsTs.
"UncIe Tom. Cabin

II is only justice to tbe Cook Twin Sir
tiers Company 70 say that taty pulled OF
that dreamy old sermon. Uncle Tom s
Cabin" Ia crcditabss manner al the se-
attic theAter last night. strange rs IT,
may seem. there vas a aig ho1se. In
cllned 10 iop-heaviness that followed the
fearful recital through - the end. and E I
the close breathed sigh OF conicntnSnt
that Little Eva, the salafly Uncle Tom
and vill8inous Mr.. Simon Leerce lad
passed on 20 their reward. whatever IL
might be. As play Uncle Tom .
Cabin Is nervous and hgssericd. made
for people whose lachrymal glands are
easily available when needed, which is
most OF the tiuTe during which uncls Tom
breaches and Eva gives evidences Of pre-
mature knowledge of the hayan~
The fcw comedy flashes Nl<6fs. Har-
riet Beocher stowe intEls-d into her
great book are almost on 1red in the
ovsrpowertng gloom Of The sry pay. Il
was made fpf - mpaih. &c tAnen ard to
teach yoans shl,Sen IL sis ss ere.
Fletcher an pune nat the liver Is fali
OF ice, was Il bea(ifui midsummer lnnd~
scape with Albl< sky and green fell
age. There Mas not even properly Snow
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1900 paste sfE-rssi service 20 snf
N se.s...s as hssa reRsTneS aud tsck~
-, - - 70 az .o.aEs as rsCaL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-18

"A sasay fsotwssr. ssnalssa Bvos.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-18
ITS GREAT BUSINESS.
TnE RAPID GROWTH OF THE MP
poy YTsEy KATsHA.

Tonnage and Number OF Vessels
Deubte What they Were fn 1885,
and Farming. Increase From H.
100000 Yea to o-2Se.eeo Yen
SIX of the Present Ministers of
Japan tmeaE the Shareholder
The Canapnny's PraHss far the
Last HaIf-Near -eo.eoo Ven.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-18
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80 San Juan islands and New
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-18
Closing Quotations.

wheat-Dnn; May, sfsSx
Barley-Duil: May s3Nc.
Gorn-Iarge yellow. SEA S9iSc.
Bran-California, si3n135o
Woof.
Wool-Choics mountain, 6f7c: poor
mountain, i9fSc: San Joaquin. sa15e; San
Joaquin foothills. 6GSc; Northern fall,
dsc.
Hops.
Hops-Quotab,e a. sGi0c for fair 90
choice and lie for fancy.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. s5ssl Drafts-Ssgft a.. 10
Mex. dol ...5lizss Telegraph =. :. l21s