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~ believe Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy IL the beat Tor children 4 ever
used. Fer Group IL IS untquallet. II
ia 'plsndid seller vita us--T. M.
fCoLEs, Phi. O., Manager Wampum
Pharmacy, Wampnm, Pa" When
use rs soon ~ the fret syni tonne np.
rear, that Is ~ aODn rs tho Cniii be-
cumaa hosrss or even after lie croury
cough has appeare, it viii prevent
the attack. The mothers NJ ccoupy
cuildren should bear this in nina a!
always keop the remedy al HANG. II
IL also Tho beat meiiciDn in thH wcrld
Tor colds am VIII opihg cough. For
sale "a, - and 50 cents per bottle by
DrugVisg-.
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A few yeats ago tue Gator was taken
with very severe cold that csusei
him TO be In most lniserable condi.
ii0n. IL was undoubtedly 2 bad cnea
OF la grippe aba scDguizlns /, ss'aan'
Her0us he took immediais s,eps TO hanE
about speedy cure. From tue advef.
tisemeDt OF ChsmbtrlaiL's Cough
Remedy ana the many good rec1fh'
me mutations include! ,hese -, we con'
cluIed 10 make first trial Ui the
medicine. To say Inst 1t wss s@t's-
faotory IL lis results, ls putting It very
mildly. indeed. / acted Ike Iua1lc
and the result was speedy ana per
msnert curp.-rbp Bannsr OF Liberty,
Libtrytowp. MRrylanj. The 3
81 cont sizrs FOR sale by Druggiste.
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As0und lA,sr Makes . Well Man.

Are you Bilious, ConHlipated or
troubled with Jaundice, Sick Head.
ache, Bad Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry skin, Psln Ia
Back aud between the Shoulders, hills
and Fever, etc, II you have any o!
these symptoms, your Liver ie out q
or6er, anu your blood Is slowly being
posuned, because your Liver uoeb not
act properly. HEgBiNE viii curo any
disorder OF the Liver, Stomach or
Bowels. II huE no equal as 4 Liver
Medicine. Price 10 cent?. Free TRIAL
bottles ut z q, M. /. dug store.
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w X S.

7ioenty ,oords Tor 8 E;nes) inserted under
this heading, once for i6c, tiofce TOR 25cf
one week Ior soc; ons month for COO per
line. No ad. taken for iess than lSc.
Wants Of more than lives sd'ne prorer"
Sanate rata. Aduertsss aud ger rssxisa
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Mountain Glen, ArS.--Our children
were suffering with Group when we
received bottle n Chsmberlain's
Cough Remedy. IL afforded aimost
instant reiipf.--F. A. Thornton. 1hia
celebrated remedy Is Tor sale by Drug.
pistf
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WANTEp-MIs cyLLANEoUs.

L AUIEs WANTING ELEGANT FITTING
IL Coisets will be guaranteed satisfaction at
tho Art Needlework and Corset PArlors, Il7 W.
2nd south, al corsets htted before finished.
tout Ladies' work specially. stamping pat
terms ana preparations for sale stamping
done TO order. EmOI otdery silks, II and A,
and.Beldinss. Orders taken for Embroidery
and Drawn Work.
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Mer'. heavy unuerwesr, suit cniy
90e. Equitshle coop,
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See our ali silk Windsor 10, l5c.
Equitable Coop.
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Tomorrow's v'athrr report on Rage
three, Walker Bros.'s I'd.
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Tho news ia on .aio ut the principal Hotels, News
Stands and all passenger Hains leaving III" cry
after p, daily.
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Subscribers changing tneir place OF residences
should always give former as well as present ad'
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Al OFFER FOR THAT NICE LITTLE
"A Cottage, No l'0 i ST., near the Lowell
seoOl. Enquire No ss4 4 81
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VOUR CLOTHES TO CLEAN. 81 PER
4 month. oAieara block, sc W. Second so.
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DROF. EMERSON, THE SoItp Essssencs
/ Pa lmist, gives Instructions ID Wy n,'d 'rsed
" PGlmistry character reanin en- fitie,
by the best citizens OF tho metropousa.a n 10
charges reasonable. Pariors A Ana
south Man
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CITY Subscribers will kindly notify !. T, punbE r
lcircuiAtorl, of any srregularJ In the denNsy
heir papers
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VETERINARY SURG foN.
PERSONAL

VAR NUSs's vETERIS AIRY PHAhhA"'
IL 81 W lst south st. salt / axe ON'
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HTAH PORTRAIT CO., AT CALDER's
- Music Palace. Fine Portraits made
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hEPAihiNG
PLU MBING AND TIkWoRk.
STEAM HEATING.

ID J. hORAN-sTEAM AND HOT WAT
4 er heating and ventilatng apparatus
No. 70 wett. Second South.
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MONEY TO LOAN

I DAMS MADE FOR INVESTORS. HOUSES
n and lots for sale. hents coll ected Legi.
papers crawn. Notary Public, J. l.. Perft.
ldO South Main 81.
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Payment. for subscription always in advance
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UTAH STATE DETECTIVE seh bieet.
jno. W. l;reenma-, general manager
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OPTiCikN.

TINE DAVID JANIS co. sTKAM AND
l. hot water heating. No. 81 Main street
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-26

Tuscarora-Polls at Plunkett's HALL: In.
spectors, T. q. Plunkett, Ed. Todd. Dan
Coll. Clerks. R. Lowenburg, Chas. Myers
Wells-Polls At School house; Inspectors
NJ. Bsdt, Al Fisher, J. W. Petty. Clerks.
Fred Mason, A. w. Gobble.
White Rock-Polls lat School house: In.
spectors, ]. L. Winters, Dave Grifrftb
Grant Riddle. Clerks, ]. w. Kimberly. I. Hi
Pogue. .rg :,
Clover Valley--Polls at Clover schoo.
honse; Inspectors, Warren Angel. A. n.
Wiseman, Charles Lamqman. Clerks, C. H.
Rolaud, K. Woods.
Columbia-Polls at c. J. Judds' house
inspectors, 81. G. Irland, VIM. Burte, j. Har.
rington. Clerks, J. SinClare, G. G. Judd.
J, North Fork-Polls at School house; In.
spectors, Geo. Blundell, M. Shearer, R.
Y. Rutherford. Clerks. F. ]. Holland, A. r.
Waller Jr. -
weilands-Polls at Weiland's house; In.
srectors, r. Tucker, Austin Gilruth, Chas
F1tzehnry. Clerks, ]. r. Mason Alex Wei
land. ..'
Taylor's-Polls at Taylor's; Inspectors.
X. E. Taylor, ]. H. Strait, n, T. Odgcrs.
Y. M. Spence, Joseph Hucy.
Bryan-Polls at Frank Buschiazzio's. In
speotors' d. Agiular, Joe Taylor, Louis
'Burkhart. Clerks, Frank " inters, M. j.
Fitzgerald.
O'Neirs-Polls at O'Neils house: In
speCtors w. T. o'Neil, VIII. Gilmer. w.
P. Helsely. Clerks, +. v. Brainard. C. n.
Helsely. 49,
, Salmon River-Polls ut office OF the Sal
mon River Mining and Smelling Co.,. In
spectors, }. H. Ballenger, 1. A. Dwight. Al
Cure. Clerks, A. Crutchfleld. +. 6 Sbie,do
Attest:
JOHN HENDERSON. Clerk.
By w. PATTERSON, Deputy.
Elko. New. Oct 8, 1876.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND CFFICE AT CARSON CITY NEVADA
- October 2, 1896. (
~ following named settler has filed notice
of-h1s intention to make final proof in sup.
port OF his claim, and that said proof viii
De made before the County Clerk OF Elko
County ut Elko, Nevada, on November 1S,
le96, viz: Lee Scranton, Homestead appli.
cation Nc: pa fo- the NEii, Sec. % Il. 81 N.
K. 50 e. M d. nj.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation Of. said land, viz:
Edward 9. Murphy. Archibald G. Dorsey,
John M. Dorsey, Darnes 2, Gregory, OF Fort
0. II. GALLUP,
o Register.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-26
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given according to law
't1iRt at the meeting Of the Board Of Equali
zstion on Monday Oct, 5th 1906, the
following named persons. taxes were raised
on the Assessment Roll and did notI appear
before tbeBoard, 90 foilows:, 49,.
Jas Bews raised S90O 90 on mortgages.e:
Sc. Rogers raised &22s0 90 on mortgages.
kmmerson Elliot raised $3.50 10 on mortgages
And III on making an affidavid that they
had no nowledge OF such Increased valua
tion Of is property shall be. givens q hear
ing.
JOHN HENDERSON,
. Clerk.
not -th 1ko6
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Oct. tn. 1896.
Collection Agency.

Indorsod by the Lending Firms Of the
Coast. o.. .......
What isf
The INTERSTATE COMM ERCIAL
AND &C ELECTION AGENCY. s,.
Send , our slow. accounts 70 them for col
cotton. - ...- a4 E-..- ~: ..,-..s s.s
once, 90 Fifth Street. suCIUmento, tnl
Don't oeIay. Call at once and let us hays
your br siness
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-26
October 3. 1896.
NOTICE,

Frank j. Rechhart is her, by
authorized to transact all business
for the firm of Reckhart & kroelich
during my absence in San i raLcis co.
CHRIS. RECKHAKT.
EIkcN tyada, Sept. II. 1886
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-26
yILE IOiin EII.hs.

BY order Of tho Board OF County Commits
sjoiers, ali bills against the County to be
acted upor "a tie lead, must b filed onor
beforo tic Saturday immediately preceding
the Monday upon which the board meets,
otherwise the hills will not be acted upon
until tht next meeting Of the BOARD. :,
~ Attest: JOHN HENDER6ONsgt
!, Sc .4f1atG - County CLERK
BS, t,-VAsnfRtC On. Btputy. I.a.
Dh1t' hHrck ItH.
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POLLING PLACls. INspL CToRs AMI

CLERKS.
Carlin-Folls at School house: inspectors
John Hanifan Dan Hill, l.. L. McKellips.
Clerks, <JCLn .Ha1Gnan. Vim. knnor.:
Camp Halleck-Polls at School house;
Inspectors, J. M. Dorsey, d p. Gregory,
John Murphr. Clerks, Lee Scranton, :.Archie
Wilson. 'i. raI Mg- e.
Elko-Polls At Courthouse, inspectors w.
w. Booher, j. D Abel, j. H. Taber. Clerks,
Phil Triplett, NJ. h. Miller.
Hunting at A. w. Br. wne'o
place; Inspectors, Frank Brown,V. " altber
John Trainor. Clerks, Lyman l.. gbee,
Chauncey Grtswold. ...
2 HRIlCok Station-Polls st store; H.. pect.
ors, NJ. Chaser, II. Mccain, G. A. wan.
: Clerks, VIM. Randolph, Andrew .cDer-
mott. ~ gr ,s-s
Island MounIain-Polls ut Penrod . (; In
speetors. e. Penrod, Eugene Park, %. L.
krench. Clerks, w. MAJ tin. w. Stol.- ..
Lamoille-polls at School hous, In.
spcetors, "a Odell, Dallas Gilmore, Il. a.
Robertson. CLERKS, Andy BERG, Al s., 1t.
Mound Valley-Poiis NJ Schoolhous /: In
spectors, Oliver Rifre, Geo. Moody, E. Car
VILE. clerks, w. .. Gay ton, Jr., JonI. Hyl-
ton! ~ .-
MOuntaln L1tY-POllS at LOSS store; III
spectors, b II. Could, Antohe Storn, Iw. u.
Hand. Clerks, Joseph Peck. Sam McGin-
ness. ...
MardiS--Folls Rt keeter's store; Inspect
ors, Il. Keefer, II. Prunty, e. Bardimass.
Cler ks, G. H. Irving, Henry Lidyard.
North RuDy-toiis at Sonooi house; In.
spectors. Ike Griswold, Geo. Robinson, W.
Woolyerton. Clerks, A. u. Dawley, J. w.
Mcdowell.
/ Railrpsd - Polls Ut School house; In.
spectors, Chas. Brossemer, 9. Weller, Geo.
Williamson. Clerks, T.. j. Frank, Joe .Phil-
/ Lips. i. 80.
Starr valley--Poils'at School house; IL.
speetors, Geo. Monks, W. w. Weathers,
| John Crosson. Clerks, Wilson Armstrong,
Joe Johnston.
South Fork-Polls st School house; In.
| spectors, Fred Drown, j. G. Mccoy, w. T.
Cranu. Clerks, A. M. Griswold, Dave ogil.
I,vie ,D li. 80 a,a.g,gs it,st
] Ruby Valley-Polls IT atWines' stonestorc
house; Inspectors, A. J.. Thomas, Ras Han
kihs, George W, bartholomew. Clerks, o.
| Vaughn, r. HeFrison, -Eis sl;.E..t4
Tosno-4Polls At Sohool house; Inspect tors
WeS johnson, A, j. Spencer. Sam Jones
Clerks, ]. II. Cszier. y. Wagner.
Tecoma- Polls at Scifool house; inspect
ors, =. n; Johnson. ;, @. Leo Jobh Uasenpor,
CLERKS, p. MDypobsu, walter Disable.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-26
Erection Proclamation.
BY THEBOARDO OF
C(> UNITY CoMMIS-
SION ERS.
GENERAL ELECTION.
TUESDAY Nov. 3 1895

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVkN THAT ON
~ Tuesday, the 3rd day OF November, 1856,
at the several precincts hereafter named
In the county OF Elko, State Of Nevada, q
general election win be held for the follow
ing named State, County and Township ON
Gers, which election shall not be opened lat
er than o'clock q. m, and shall continue
open until O'Clock p. m,
STATE OFFICERS.
Three Presidential Electors,
One Member of Congress-,
One Lieutenant Governor,
One Judge of the Supreme Court,
Two Regents OF the State University, lone
for. the Longl term AID one fer the Short
Term.) ..-
$751;. COUNTY OFFICERS.
Three Assemblymen,
One Sheriff, tr..-..
One County; Clerkaa and ex-oficio Treas
urer, ..-. .,....
One County Recorder and ex-oficio Audi
tor, .
One District Attorney and ex-onicio Su-
perintenent OF Public Schools,
One County Surveyor,
One Public Administrators,
Two County Commissioners, Zone for the
Long Term and for toe Snort Term)
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
One Justice oil the Peace for each Town
ship,
One Constable for each ownship,
One Road Supervisor Tor each Road Dis
trict. ....
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VESSELS BOUND IN.


nationality tonnage where FROM destination -
Victoria
Amelia. Ward Am sons. =
Hs fsfa n Ger h tom R Puget
Mcneil Roha Puget sound
4a a MAN, sr ss S . Sa PUGET oa as
Rgs ss s. '1s re efss soans M caya
Issk n p Is tons s s.y.
6 ss ssp n to % os ss s say
@ !, ass.; y 2 ,ss IIsasS. HssSsss
Rsdnsid Am h Bukhn San Pedro 4 49,
e9rS GERM barn n san Pnane sy Whsa
John A. Campbell Smith Am hr A1 tons Newport
ns kot sn @ a @ Ts
La Essoesa Essns Br M sg tons cartm PUGET sound iu day. -
sssa Rs KANE b lin I e. 5a -
sase h @ am b 81 ss Ss % lava % -
Maggfe G. Russ
Norhbrok Iawtoa Ri. Hongkone -
Shwssa Iana sktn ms Kosaa psr nsss soa
Bsss H. ssrp aos0f ssssr pas
9uaess,e1 Hansen fnge.s
schr. nsSs
@ Al CIR y ,s s Isss':s Ess -
Epoter Mack Am str
81: s,ss::. :s, :i SO = :'si -
Scot. MP aons vspsaEe us eia''
selaaon ysgsT Nor. biz Los Homo
ss a s isas fsss.a rf ras.s s sa.4
To rots:r sglss n s a % Is vasy pep sy
VIM p With rna n BIZ liz ssan.ss sound
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Peterson -
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ToREIGS MARKErs.



London. Novs a-Silver. = i5-isd Con-
sols. Ilo7s.
New York. Nov. s-Tne Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The
feature In the stock markets today was q
further rise OF 4 per cent. In consois.
Americans were q little duh as a result
OF sales 10 balance books before the settle
menu. No increase in confango rates II
looked for. The tone Is stiil very conf
dent. but the public Is buying very freely.
business generally being interfered with
by the lord mayors show.
The Paris and Berlin markets were duu
and uninteresting.
Hreadatu1s and Grains.
Liverpool. Nov. s.-wneae-Spot, hrm:
demand. poor: No. red spring, e l0d:
No ! California, 70 Cd. Futures opened
steady, with near and distant positions I'D
higher. closed quiet. with near and distant
positions I'd higher. November. s. lO,kd;
December. g iona: January. February and
March, q 10s1d-
Corn-Spot. quiet; American mixed. new,
- SD. Futures opened steady. with near
positions unchanged and distant positions
I'D lower, closed quiet, with December I'D
higher and other months Nd lower: bust
nea about equally distributed. Novem-
Der and December. q Sd: February and
March. 81 md
piled. 81 Louis fancy winter, % ID.
The Indian Shortage.
The Mark Lana Express In q long arti-
Gle ON tho crop, says:
The deficiency in India 10 now known TO
Be very serious. but It IL not likely that
any large tmportations Of wheat will oc-
cur. Although prices only range from e6s
TO Us per quarter. the extreme poverty Of
the Indian population renders sny price
over SOS almost prohibftive. and is TO 25s
n the usual range. Owing to the failure
in India and In Australia. deficiency OF
2. 033. 500 quarters has been created, which
must be made up from other sources. and
this IL z change In the situation which In
itself ~ sufficient to uphold the demand.
Quantities Of wheat on passage to the
United Kingdom November were 2.o4a.-
900 quarters. OF which Russian wheat
amounted to 100000 quarters; North Amer
lean, 1000: South American. LOG. 900: CALI
koruaa. 1.22o.00o. and elsewhere. 5000.
Hops.
Hops-A London. Pacific coast. 81 g.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. Nov. e.-In wheat rhere was
good trade and active market, aigaer
prices ruling, December selling TO so'sc
and May 20 s&s4c. The range was iasQ2l&c.
and inai figures unchanged for May and
&c higher for December. The early
strength was started by the smaller move
meat in al quarters, locally As wen 81 IN
the Northwest. and then there was good
baying, probably Induced by the recent
cash business. Early public cables quoted
SPOT steady and futures up Nc, and North
western markets were very strong, both
OF which aided the advance here. The out
inspection was fa.r, ana fair cash de-
maud was said 10 exist at relatively higher
prices than ruling Saturday. There was
some falling on In the weekly worlds
shipments reported early, and this added
something % the price. as did the adverse
news regarding the Argentine crop. pri-
vase Liverpool cables reporting focus;s
numerous. San Francisco reported that
one cargo had Left there for Australia and
another for Cape Town. Excessive wet
weather inFrance.tt was stated, was COM
Russian xdwces stated that droush and
Russian acv!ces stated that drought and
mid weather were causing some alarm as
20 seeding IN the southern districts. The
visible supply d.d not Snow the decreases
expected. l..s30o bushels. and added
strength 10 the market The total guam
thy new IA sight Is s.sc7. 90 bushels.
sga.rs. 3. s9s 900 bushels year aga 1nsrs
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HEw YORK MARKETS.


New York. Nov. 9.-Ths broadcn4ng
character OF the stock market, and es-
pecially the materially increased activity
in low-priced and usually neglected
shares. continues q decided feature, and
gives the market an old-time bull appear
ance. The room traders have been fight
ing the rise, but on every occasion new
buying orders appear in large volume on
which notably heavier compassion house
business has resulted The INQUIRY also
extends to the Investment and speculative
issues of bonds, the underlying factor be.
ing the more cheerful sentiment regarding
the financial and general business outlook
and the increasing ease IN the money and
discount markets. The rising tendency Is
OF the wheat market. caused by further
foreign crop damage reports and the re-
vised Industrial and commercial Activity.
+ The railways, IS group, far overshad-
owed the tndustr.Als In extent of business
although activity was noted in Sugar and
Chicago Gas. The market was irregular
In the early dealings. with an easier tend
ency, due to reaiiz.ngs OF profits, together
with decided strength in the market for
foreign exchange. The rates for actual
sterling were advanced nc for shor, and
long bills by some drawers. and posted
figures were put up cent on the day. The
easier money rates hs<e and q hardening
tendency abroad. covering OF sterling
loans. payments for gold ard mercantile
rerrlittances and effect OF recent sales of
cur securities by foreign holders, are vari-
oux,y attributed as the factors In the pres
en-, upward movement In exchange. Rates
for prime mercantile paper fell today
4 per cent, TO S per cent. "a me minimum
figure. and six months and year money
was freely offered al ts4&fS per cent.
A decidedly favorable influence upon the
general market was exerted by the sxcep-
fionalay large ntds for the SIS oo, oeo OF New
York city bonds reported. The shorts OF
the soft coal roads In the Ohio region Inn
proved materially on the news OF the e.
forts that are TO he made 20 bring aoou:
an agreement and restoration OF prices
and transportation rates. as noted &c these
DISPATCHES The general market moved IN
errsikc fashion. owing 10 tie efforts Of sold
out balls 10 force lower level.
The movements IN the railways were
narrow. but rs1e cary recessfcns were sub
eequently more than recovered IN syrnpa-
\ with the syzoyancy OF the icw-prscesa
ves4 Northern Pacific preferred. Colo
n Fuel ard Hooking Valley attracted
astersao-. The closing was strong at ths
best rrsces ct the day. The net gains "a
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fn nA1ux rosrMnIIdENCEB, TUESDAY NovEfB1R - ,a.e

tne ogavs M wsre mainly fractional. bui
!1neo1 up - pr cent "a the speciaItieA
1ue Hey bond mnxirDt ccn<iu0es 20 dis
csoed streng<h On heavy trans
- puredaeep by foreign sFbirAge
noo oekng quite . feature. Large blocks
o. peeuAdve bonds changed hands <o1ay
"a keen inquiry wD also noted tor gilt
eueeu investment bonda The market en-
ufscsa ne usua&ly inactive stocks On the
me improvements IN the active Is
49, Wefs mainly fractional. but material
eosences were noted IN the usual inactive
ooo AccA1son. Colorado and P&rinc
70 :: utah Souehern extended ~. Utah
Sooenefn. gsnerals. ~; Northern Pacific
ana Aoncna nFN. &: OrsQOa improvement
IVA Tue UAsoa were q ~ 90
O0vneo0 were arm ca purchases q
a!lvex csrtiaeako rulsd sesady On salss
1o0ey ana ExeAan9o.
money On caal-DnV. 90 per cent: last
ioan csoeed 4; prime mercantile paper.
vi pr oeut: STARRING exchange. strong.
with oceuA1 oudne0 Ia bankerS bills q
SA6&QAo Tor demand and As.@o40 for
SIXTY DAYS: pcuted rates. - a2axQS. Sszk and
URaf0Ase: commercial bii,a a. So. Bar
0ivee. -: oliver certificates, 0l<4sS,xc.
Ioday's statement Of the condition Of
the treasury shows: Available caqh bal
ance. s2SessAels: gold reserve. slN.ois.ssA
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING
Growth Of Commerce With Japan and Other rorsa~n 49,
The Japan Service to Be Fortnightly Instead q
Monthly. Owing to Amount Of FREIGHT OlEsr.A

10 the
commerce
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Seattle sound The ~ 49,
"a vastf lei PeyetSe
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Is u
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Steamship Ai-Ki viii sail for Alaska next
Thursday morning at o'clock.
Tugs Pioneer ard Sea Lion took fuel at
the Oregon Improvement bunkers yester-
day.
Steamship Kinshiu Maru was expected
"a arrive from Japan yesterday, bat did
not put IN an appearances. She VIII PROP
Ably be here today.
steam collier Progreso finished loading
60 tons OF Black Diamond coal yesterday
a the Oregon Improvement b1nkers. and
nasled for San FranciSGo-
A new steamship. the British vesesel
Howtck Hall has been chartered by Eai-
fnur. Guthrie 4 Co. 70 load wheat on the
eoupd Tor Europe. Shs = Capable OK