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city Lots

FOR SALE-LOTS-
Corner on Adams St. near Hoover, COX
220 feet, $4,000.
East front on Burlington, near Elev-
enth, 50x150 feet to alley, $1250. West front
lot opposite, $1,000.
Southwest corner w. Beacon and
Tenth sts., S6x150 feet to alley; only $500.
Flower St, near Adams, east front, COX
1870 feet to alley; s2l00
Hill ST., southwest corner Eleventh. 4ox
125 feet; $1,000.
Grand ave-, southeast corner Ninth ST..
60x167 feet with 2-story building. This
valuable property is offered for short
time at $4,000.
Maple ave. between. Eleventh and
Twelfth. 50x150 feet to alley; $1050.
FOR SALE-HOUSES-
Twenty-first ST., near Union ave-, hand
some new house of 10 rooms, all modern
improvements and only si50O
Towne ave, near Fifth ST., 5-room cot
tages, all oonveniencc5; $2750.
Westlake ave. near Eleventh ST, new
S-room house, east front lot, 50x157 feet;
$500.
Burlington ave-, near Eleventh, 6-room
house. modern only $2750.
HINTON G. WHITAKER,
Is 123 w. Second st.
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zoo pm 5. Fran, Sac'm'to
300 pm g. East, via Ogden|
300 pm Portland, Ore. 81
2:30 pm Eel Paso and East
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BOND LIST.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE following
we're the closing quotations on bonds to.
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THE LONDON MARKET
>EW <RK. Aug. 14.-The Evening
Posts LoLuon financial cablegram says:
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Maple ave-. between Eleventh and
Twelfth 50x150 feet to alley; $1050.
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20 ACRES NICE LEVEL RICH SANDY
soil in Tulare county. near railroad, free
of debt; will trade all or part for city
property and assume: here is chance
gage. See BEN WHITE, 22l w. First
st, 10
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FOR SALE-LOTS-
Corner on Adams ST.. near Hoover. 90x
220 feet, $4,000.
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10 ACRES SET SOLID TO ALMONDS,
peaches, apples. olives. figs. oranges, etc.
Crescenta; water decided with land; this
is an exceedingly good piece of property:
cash or trade, for $500; want city prop
erty. Apply to BEN WHITE, 22l w.
First st. is
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DO NOT PAY RENT, BUT BUY HOUSE
on the installment plan from ALLISON
BARLOW. 123 s. Broadway. l2-l3-tf
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scr01-3 HOUSES. ONE ROOMS. OTHERS
rooms; baths. closets. ETC.; street grad
ed. severed and connected: rent for $S1
a. month: $500 cash. balance long time. See
BEN WHITE. 221 w. First st. Is
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 14.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
were as follows:
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FOR SALE
CITY HOUSE AND LOT
On Thirty-ninth St, near Figueroa:
small house barn and lot, size 4Ox140. ON
EASY TERMS; price $500.
w. II. DICKINSON
16 147 S. Broadway.
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East front on Burlington, near Elev-
enth, 50x15O feet to alley, $1250. West front
lot opposite, $500.
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Hill ST.. southwest corner Eleventh, 4ox
125 feet; $1,000.
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Cars TO connect with steamers via San
Pedro, leave S. P. r r.. (Arcade depot) at
D. m.
Cars to connect via Redondo leave Santa
Fe. depot at $3.50 a.: M. or from Redondo
railway depot at 9:05 a. m.
Cars to connect via Port Los Angeles
leave S. P. r. r. depot at lilo p. m. for
steamers north-bound.
For passage or freight as above or for
tickets to and from all important points in
Europe. apply to w. PARIS. Agent,
124 w. Second st. Los Angeles.
Goodall Perkins & Co.. General Agents,
San Francisco.
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FOR SALE-NEW 4-ROOM HOUSE;LOT
50x175. cement walk, fine shade and fruit
cash. ]. NJ. MCLEAN T. St, Pico Heights.
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Southwest corner w. Beacon and
Tenth sts, S6x150 feet to alley; only $780,
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Flower ST., near Adams, east front, COX
1870 feet to alley; $2l00.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES-
Twenty-first ST., near Union ave, hand
some new house of 10 rooms, all modern
improvements and only $500.
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FOR SALE-HALF VALUE; $1,000 FIVE
room hard finished house, bath. etc. on
feet front; must sacrifice. JOHN l..
PAVKOVICH, 220 w. First. 16
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FOR SALE-6-ROOM HOUSE CLOSE IN |;
street graded cement sidewalk and curb:
car line in one block. Apply to owner.
600 PHILADELPHIA st. 9-1l
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FOR SALE-ITS NOT SAFE TO KEEP
your money in bank; ten more days to
sell that 12-room house on Grand ave. for
$500; a goldbug mortgage takes It: then
the price will be $6000 fine corner close in
f. Z. SQUIRES. 225 Byrne bldg. 10
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TO AVOID APPENDICITIS.
Valuable Hints About Fruit as a
Feed.

Philadelphia Record.
Those who fear appendicitis from fhe
use o. seeded fruits. especially the small
berries. may take courage. and berries.
from the following suggestion. n the
fruits are eaten with other food @spe-
ciaIly bread. potatoes or any soft. en-
veioplng food, the risk OF a seed run
Ming away IN passing through tne fnteE-
tinai canal If practically nou-exisfent.
Many persons know that when a child
swallows a pin or tack. or any sharp
edged foreign substance. the modern
treat nnsnt is not drastic catharties but
simply a packing diet for fwentv-four
hourz intellectually oatmeal mush--is
the sole food given. and this - p1rtakeD
Of freely. and ninety-niue times out q
hunareG-~perhap& even a greater proper
tion--succeSsfeiiy. Many seeded fruits
sre practically harmless n subjected to
the same trsatmsni. They ssould rot %
tAbooed Tor they are a valuable regulate
irg agent. and ia season act MOST bsneii-
csalig on the system.
Physicians encourage persons living IN
ssver-lnfestesI localities 20 e8s freely of
fruit. II 81 one o. the beat febrifagss
known.
Prof. Amen. in a recent address. said.
"Tsst IA take this tTpta o. settled. "eieaa.
weg-ripaued fruit, eaten In FeaHnnanae
quantities not oriy wiH sever ~ infasipus
"a a child hut. IL taken "a foaa. II the
nest acceptable. fhe usnEg sa iafFinE tie
most hea1enful food thaf ~ ear have
Ard Iris - equally trse whether hf eafs
fftsa. canned or preservea Tfu't Or dries
fruit II one~half fhe meat. nue~fourfh the
bread and 81 the candy g8vsn - ehii3Ten
eoela De made 20 give place 20 frultt 30
Heafn rate among ch siren ~0uid ~ Efeht-
~ reduced fheEr bottles woslA ba better
formed ard aI o Them would be more
nsagthy than most of them are nov"
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A WELSH nip.

Every nastou s1es PIP van Wi9kls q
sts swa. hHt fhe We4eh story q Rip =
uasane re 81 knows So TanY ~ @lor-
Ore morning TaTF hesrd a hFd sffiE *
on tree c3n&s ~ ma pasA. Alurea -
the rresesfy. ne sat sfGSn pntM Tae rnuasc
ceased. when ~ rose. ~nat ~as ass Eus-
pTp4 ~ observing saaf tae tree u1SSf
vssl~h he had s2ssn sea- ha1 n0w useense
dead Ard ~sthere1- IN kne aooTEay cg asz
Ssms. wbsaa. 20 bic ana SsE1aafs Rad 40
s7ssaeuly Fr9wn ol9er. ne as1ea 81
sErxnxs Cd n1an ssr as psreats. saoEa ne
had Jeff tIsezr. &s he said. . few minutes
ssesere Upon fesrnsns Ms uarSae Ire Oh
rr.an zasH, ~Alssi Tassy. have often ss~ag9
ysv s.razasasheY. pour fA&aer. Egeak -
Won. aua * was cad y-ca were un1@T K5s
rsss~~r Of ere fairies and would not be re-
ieassa E1s-si eh& Aas sap % fs3f aysarzs1-s
sA4 strssd %. Embrace ne. ny dear w
ese. FOR ycu are my usscse--eucraee your
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT TOWNSEND. Dec. 2a-SpecIai.--
Arrived-Bk Kate Davenport. from san
Francisco, at Port Blakeiey; schr William
Renton. from Newport. a. Ballard: bktn
Chehalis. from Tientsin, via Astoria. up
Sound; schr Ethel Lane. from san Pc
dro, az Port Gamble: Nor SIS Eva from
Royal Roads, at Nanaino. 20 load coal for
San francisco. Saiied-ISr by Glenorchy,
for Port Prize: Br sh Garnet Hill. from
Tacoma for United Kingdom, blk Carroll
ton, from Nanaimo for san Francisco;
Ger bk Seestron, for CaIlao.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. ss.--Arrived--
Str Sunol. from Grays harbor. Saiied-Str
Columbia, Astoria.
TATOOSH. Dec. -Special.-Passed
Dec. 23--Nic str Costa Rica. from Depart
ure bay; sh Levi G. Burgess. from Ta-
coma.
PORT ANGELES. Dec. 24-speciai.--
Sailed Dee. ES-Str Minsola. Tor gomox.
HOQUIAM, Dec. -Speciai.-~Arrived
Dec. 23-Str Alcaxar, from San Francisco.
for Cosmopoils. Dec. =. sehr Defender.
from San Francisco. for Aberdeen.
NANArAIO. Dec. Especial Sailed
December q. blk Carrollton. for San Fran
cisco. Arrived-Decemher 3. str Eva,
from Victoria, to load coal for San Fran
cisco; she Will stay on the route several
trips.
DEPARTURE BAY. Dec. 24.-Special.--
Sailed-Str Jenny. with coal for Douglas
island
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sCAI.PED BY INDIANS.
Happened Thirty Years AGO, and the
Man sfffI Lives.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
r-~fFa s.4---s-s 1sr-ff 81

RNB4a1El pti4a Inquirer.
John Ellis. a farmer. living in lower
Mount Ne,hel township. IN Northampton
county. mas tire distinction Of be ag ire
only nan in Pennsylvania, 50 Tar as s
known who has been soaspsd BY 4as In
dams and l8xes tosfe8 about 81. Mr.. Ellis
narrow escape from a horrible death oc-
Cured nearly - years ago when, IS boy.
ae was driver n government train
moving frofn NORTH Platte. Nes.. 30 Fort
LARAMIE. Wye.
IRE trasn haa a ANAL sSeo~t % United
SAFES cavalry, bart vas not prepared for
an attack BY the indians one August
CAV. ho9ever. band OF 5g1 host le red
sk.fis appeared "a the nelgaeeF hood o. Shs
trait ard began active operations Ire
rsen belonging - the tTssn Aaa tl4s $50
ssle~a. "A in sn formed a kind ~ fort Tith
rAe ala % wagons ana made she bsss ngnt
shev coua. buE al nct faar were killed
Fsps aaa e-ree com pa atoms determined 70
mount .sletF aor1rs AZ a last chance afad
Try 10 escape. the atteapt was made,
t.sst Ellis was Fhn8wn and tire aa@t tfl-ng
no remembers waz Beng surrounded ~
DOZENS 90 hs3e1ss.y painted ara noNiihg
Favage&-
wner sae became conscious again 10
soa-a himself wing IN dry rasa1s w-fa
spss bullets IA h5s BODY and wde strip -
s.sa removed from IRE forahFad aa4
s-~gvsn OF hss hsad. Re aaE Eve uss.es from
tha sceue of the fgst. av3deEtsEs me m
ssfxrg. thinking ka Nas eEssa alive. had car
rses Am on ems Of tae4F posstss for a e1t'-
~iSeralfe distance wsgh vtew % ke.Es.nE
arm "a a nr aaueE. No Ge9bE tssY after
vesra reached ere 1saess1ssoa TAX - vas
6asss ara. s-af psssx Geataz. threw nsza Il IRE
vavsne. They pTossaasg saet flla tNo Bah
les 3ate as body - make Death CERTAIN
pges was able 70 CTaEl back % fse tFa-4.
AZ IL asarse - & re wsas pleks2 - -
a srasn. A.s wogn5s dressed ard ~ sEfe
~avess Hs ascn afser FstarEa3 A-as- aEs2
-. $50 beer euxzEa4 xzseeessfsllT IN
ss---s-.s 81 ps~rsyEganaa- FEs fc3rroa
hsszA gives nm q peculiar appearance, nsiE
- @qTers = 10 ozasT way fFoza 1zis re-
sszgkAhts sxuer. KEcE-
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TIE proposed new departure N ne PRIV
pHlsson of tugs BY electricity on the river
sfreA AZ Berlin. - assuming pracfical
sH&R& TIE scheme - TO establish . scr
VICE az tugs on the seven and one-hslf
miles % ths river which passes through
ne capital. by connecting the boats 70 a
trolley ltne The present freight charge
for covering TIA distance - ss-5o. but Ss
= estimated that by the aid o. electricity
MS ehRrge VIII BE reduced about cne-
nsSs. Tae success q sueh q scheme weuid
ee quickly reflected IN this country. whore
me Use 81 electric launches fcr beth pleas
IRE and conamarcsal purposes has been
TesArded srssrn she fact % The scarcity o.
charging stations for the renewal q the
necessary storage batteries. A coon -
people begin 20 ina that they can b fairly
sare OK being able 20 recharze their bat
fsrses wAeaeve< they are in the nHghocr~
nNoa q ssrollcy car lire. an extraordinary
impetus VIII Re given 20 sns summer bosi-
Ness In electric lAunchaA
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

TATOoSH, Dec. "a g. n.-Scecial.--
Barometer. g. IS: cloudy; wind northeas 81
Is miles. Outward--Bark IN tow Wander
er, . r. m: harkenftne "a tow Mag3c
$50 a. IA. inwart-Tn1 Magic. rs a IA
IL m.-Barometer, 0.S2. cloudy; wind
east. Is miles.
p. m.-kArometer. % -. cloudy. wind
east. - miles Passed in-Brieish ship
Feaglyern. in tow OF Sea Lion, s.t5 p. N.
Outside. bound IN. two tugs.
NEAH BAY, Dec. @A-s - m.~SpeCisi--
Cloudy light east wind. Tug Boyden in
bay.
u m.-Clouay; Hght east wind Tug
b0ydca In bag.
1 p. m.--Ctaudy light east Wind.
PORT ANGEL EsS. Dec. a. a. M
special-Barometer 5o.ls. cloudy. wind
east, miles.
Il n.-Barometer. 90 IS; cloudy: wind
east, miles.
p. m barometer. % .; cloudy: wind
east, 4 miles.
Cl4ALLAM BAY, Dec. IA a. m.-Spe-
cial.-Llght rain; light east wind.
y. m.-Ilou6y. light southwest wind.
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All these grasses are propagated ns%ter
by cuttings sAaa from seed. hut they WI
establish themselves enthusiastically by
either method. A systematic and general
effort - needed 20 make them take pos
session OF toe sea coast from Maine 10
Florida, ard than there would re ie@s sfam-
age done % oszr coast every winter. Sup
piernented with h0swarks and Jatrea. the
sand~hindanE grasses ceuld save private
and public property % the extent OF many
malstons Of ausIags annually. The pasr
system OF defending she coast Is costly
and unsatisfactory. bsst a change for the
better has already been tnaugarased. ard
in the future # rnay create permanenr
Improvements that VIII work untold hegls-
fits 10 all eoneerned.--Cseurge Ethelbsgrt
wassh. N December Lpptncott's-
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San FRANCISCO. Dec. s-Flour-
Family extras. size -. bakers extras.
s4-ssT6. supernna. A@a4@
Whs4s-shipplns. $50 Tor No. ], and
8 5Ils Tor caoscs. milling. 11-sSgl Ia
Bariey-Feed. far 70 good. ssds5e:
ch0e-. sss.Gs7sze. brewing. s1srse.
O4ls-Whlse. for feed. s-S<ss.45s sur
prise. si.sssIl-sl. back. for feed, si5LoS;
back. for SEED. ssglzS. red. for seed.
s.-f9ssl-ls. red. for feed. si-85a4aAla.
koceipts-k'logr. quarter sacks. 1891:
wheat. centais 80. o&r.sy. csntals. 4.S55;
potatoes. sacks. 3. sz6. onions. sacks. S-s;
corn. ceatals. 40. DO Eastern. 80: beans.
sacks. -: bran, sacks. zrSf7. uEiEdIings,
sacks. Is; hay. toas. ~. hides. number.
l.o7Ss hops. bales. = broom corn bales. I2s;
vine, gallons. 6ssss, brandy. gallons. a.os
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Feed and MEsssgfTs-M iG4lsrgs. sls.SoG
q per ton; bran. California, S156f3.5o Per
ten: outside brands % bran, 81 per ton
Hay Wheat. tsaI8s9, wheat and cat.
S0ae' Gar. s69S. barley. river. Sssa-so best
barley. ss4s-5es alfalfa, sb9E9.sos clover, SEA
). stock. &ae. compressed whs@t sDas3-ss
compressed cat, se97s straw. S@asee per
bale
Eesesaoles-Earsy Rose potatoes. 7oas9c
pes GENITAL common Salinas buruanhs, se
sfessc: fancy do. sgeaSl. river BgFbanks,
5eat0c. tomatoes. ? assgcs sumner squash,
per pound SU7e. cream squash, 20, mEsa-
rooms. ~ E5e per pound, dried peppers. as1
&c per pound dried okFa, ssssc: garlic. Ia
g.
Fruits--Faney apples. slGii.15; common
%. ses975e. Eastern DO sl-1afz, esanper-
RES, s9ps DEP barrel. fresh grapes, IN
crates. 7sc1xIs5 psrslmsHons. 3sgg7Se, IN
boxes, navel oranges. ga 50, seasatag or
angas. siUiso. Mexican lines, Sa15, Cali
foFEis lemons. common. Si1EI@s fair 70
good. s. 5.a2 fancy. s. s0e5. Hawaiian os-
nanas siIfzs New Orleans bananas. sl.5eJ
? -. plneapples. per dozen. s29a
Butter Fancy creamery, zes seconds,
20f824c: fancy dairy. $50 zee good 70 choice,
i30ise. picked. 1s@i7e: hrk.n. I5alsc.
ghesse-Fancy mid new, HAZE; fair 90
coed. saiac: Young American. u4l.isc;
Eastern. Is91ae.
Exgs-Ran1n. ssllsoe. S0fe. "a Sc
Eastern. 21924c: duck. sc.
Pouitvy-IAve turkey gobbleFs. si4oo.
hens. 81, roostsrs. old. 81. do young,
e. 5sQ So 6roileTs small, s.. zs4z; do large,
ts37 3. flyers s3.25as.sa: hens. ss5SI4.5o;
ducks. Old. ssGs. DO young. 81 500 $50;
geese. sl.5ogs2; pigeons. old, 7sc. do young.
sidi.2S.
csame-canvasbaek ducks. s5al2 NAL
lard. ssIs; teal. s25o. sprig. ts.eoas. 80;
widgoons. s. @: small ducks. sl-50; quail.
sl@5' hare, 1Lco: gray geese. $50; rao-
hits. slGi58; white geese. s1Ql.15, brant,
ST. 70. English satpe. sLs5; common snipe,
Tsc4si. h0nkers. $4T40
Closing Quotations.
whest-Firm; May. sl.B.
Ccrn--IArge yellow. So gs5c.
Bran-California. s1s4I34
Wool.
wool-cholce mountain. sr7e: poor
mountain. sQse; san Joaquin pains. a95c:
90 foothills. e4Sc: Northern fall. 7Qsc.
Hops.
Hops-Quotable az 50 &c per pound for
FAIR 70 choice and lie per pound for fancy.
Financial.
SILVER bars 49,. e7s Drafts-Sight -. l2ik
Mex. dol o.. .aea "a Telegraph =. =. rs
Mining stocks.
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Port Townsend Charters.

PORT TOWNSEND, Dee a4-speciai-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aida, now on tho
way from China 10 Puget sound, 10 load
lumber az chemanlus for Shanghai. Brit
Ism ship Neroens, now IN port. 10 load
lumber az Moodyvslle Tor Australia: Brit
ash bark IndoTe, now al Victoria, 10 load
lumber at Port Blakeley for the United
Kingdom; barkentlne chehaIss. which ar
rived today from Tientsla via Astoria. 10
load lumber at Cl3emanius for Australia.
Hawaiian bark Resale, now due from
Honolulu, IS 10 load lumber at chemanius
for Gibraltar: British bark City Of Flor
ence now a. Victoria. vii load humber on
Puget sound for Australia.
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That's naa Natural Defects Suoesss.
fully Initiated.

Alndepsndencs LnxemcourxeoisA
Ifsts - poasshle 10 believe authentic Accu-
meats. the cost Of an ARTIFICIAL c~oth a.
the factory Ia Me Uaited States sacuid
not exceed % or IS cents One OF sAese
factories IA New York ssils not less than
Nesaaeo Of these teeth per sunnrn. The
teeth are of porcelain. covered with q ape
cisl eassnsl. the application OF which 10 so
delicate hat there are not two teeth
whsen ara tinted exactly alike. Moreover.
there are about 81 different tsnts. which
are artihesaily elrsainei. corresponding
with the eaier variations OF natural teeth.
The imitation l. carried 50 far IN stimulate
Ing defects as 70 RAIDER tAs illusion moro
complete II these dispatches are credi-
bic. the fsctory stocks ought 10 Do quick
Is exhausted"
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship Willapa viii sail for Alaska
Saturday evening at o'clock.
Steamship Al-h4 viii sal for Alaska at
D clock on the morning OF December e.
The harbor looked beautiful on the day
before Christmas Late IN the afternoon
the waters CLEANED in a red light They
were hemmed darby ~ the hills. which
rose ia shadow against tAe sunset glories
nf fhA ehY.
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MARKETS AND TRADE
sea..I. Dee =. rss4

Eea..Ie Dec -. fseA
Exchanges ~ tire Seattle. Tscoua AID
Portland Gearing houses today wSrs-
Cze4yances. Balances
Ssatgte ........ .-.-....z1FsL = x12s -
Tacoma ........ ...-.... * 80 80 [8-5 90
Portland ....s... 49,. Il 81 % 80 -
Toers was gTez. ACTIVITY q ere losSa-
Makes f02eys TIE sale u s6shlss for
fsarsssTn@S hsznz heavy. Beyond rn@ fact
thai business N9x good s1sTs has been IT.
ts- ~ interest 70 record. Fresh ranch eggs
dropped. ard we're tooUng today a. q
cents Deszsrs we~e pzySlg sGl cents 90
producers.
Dressed poultry moved CT wei. and
E2ze~e vi DC less OF a. ovsrscock after
Christmas thar TnsFs @as Tnanksgsving
Dezserz nave sefown more caution n lay
ing n Supplies ms tsn3. Ire ioxs on
TAanasg.vsng day te2ch-ng chem lesson-
Especial demand Nas for oranges. lem
ons ard nuts. Whteh sod a. good figures
Nany boxes OF Apes found purchasers.
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Nay III higher s13 other rsorths ~
e1snxe&- December. January, February
s1c A@rcA- - sd April. nonI-sl; May.
- ID
F.ozr-st.sdy; demand. poc-; - Lcuss
fancy winter. - %.
Uops-
Hops-At Lon1oz. Pscssc ccass. 60 -
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FOREIGN MARKETS
Financial.

foNpoN. Dec, a-slver. 7is-Iss.
Ce~sslS. IL --ls
NV Y6~@k Dec. s-The Evening
y-ess nna.cgag csbiexrsn says.
.s-~he stock markets continue - - lgfe-
fe-s ava feAtsreiess- Contsng0es or
r--as are ssInenlug because y TIE dear
v.-s ~ money ~ ths sgS = the year.
Ar,.~,csns were good to8aT. Bat they
,.-s~asv satlowe1 The New NaeE Head Ar
rsesfres xere geo8 on Rofne0o's RS giass-
80 whf>h r. zald - - - henefit 20 n2-
---~af hss had for provincial bandhsl.ssfs
49, r-,e~er market VAS frru- Annere2H
,.stss snve leez Offered rather largely tse
f,s. tu5 Ears. 70 arrive 81 January. a. -
PEP cent
ss--sss parts naursa wss steaAw sn& ths
er-fin --arket suiet TIE German pspeTs
~aasr. ,hsf hzlf a mGion "a sosd az =
exqs,rsea from the fte1e1s hank for 3a2Aa,
I an snla 20 deny tass 40 - TIE present
ni.~annt gaISea tn Insta-
v1ArfsAv. Tssc- ss--T1s teaaks % BesF-al
a. rsazhay Save raises their rate e cls-
cauas II - per eent-
R~~adstsas and Grains.
LIVERPOOL Dee. .4.-{ssoses Waes,--
s-.5t epIt. demand saor- No. rs4 s1rtTE,
- rases. No. I Ca sorrsa. Is. FIssres
esassa erna witA bear An1 distant posi-
ssans ia higher. January. $ -. Ea1Ta-
err. g. ss.t. 3gRsch. ~ lssse. May. S. Iss2.
s.arn-Spat. stsady. AHsrss@a Es4xesss
res. - I'D FatsTes e3ose1 asN&1x E4s2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-25

ssE%1S. ez3e& we're largely o. g -
wi-h good many packing aegs a. sAls1
ala
sae.p-Ths demand was good fer sheep
ana prscss were stronger. xeozzt 1ac high
er Lambs solc at - 5eZa--s for feeders
I'd 70 ss9s@ for ceozce Eocks. sheep were
wanted az s. SCI % for very common u2
20 y1& for chosce. western FED s1esD
broEg1t ssS3sa
ReceIpsx-cs lie. s.sa: kogA 500.
sAeep. -pE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-25

r>peev." weishr~r 20 rot always per-
csive tAe Au-ac- 81 shAe somewhat novel
rfttsArton o. q youeA-fcr Tary was SIN
meresy a eoy-hesng hailed az uncle BY
Ee1tles-asn perhaps ~ years hss sen2or-D-
c &scDcaaAd. a December L3pptncoss's~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-25

Outstanding. this tendency resulted ~
considerable covering ard gave tore ot
stTergth "a re cozclaasnS transactions Of
ths week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-25

qn. t.v~~~s mirror ever brought 70
.s.s-s1~ -. bean placed IN the dining
- - "a gig Of the uo<si savoy. OF
49, yn~< csay. II occupies me entire snf
- - w~.vs' besng L feet high ard la
fess ssng. ssv~rsi attempts had 70 -
-. - $40 manufacturers 10 prcGsacs =
-. AZ as s-xs wsEaozs E4Es.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-25

II vou contemplate 3 trip East turing
she ~o=sgnr haIs1ay Snasen- cal a. me
Narthern Es1elac tscast oEssees Tor taA IA
$500. I.swast s&ssx. fastest tire aad
exec asmt service assured