davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26

WASHING TON. Jan. $---TAe estimates
ny state Snd territory cE he area ard
Eros3urgton of the three rrtncsnes cer@sl
crops ~ - United States sor zS~. zaas
BY ire stztsStscaAr q the department d
agriculture. are as fellows.
Csra-Arsa. = E- ace scrsss r~csurt.
- t2a.tss EzzsheiSs value. $gAz e. go.
yield per xers. = H1shsls. farm Prize per
SlszeL IL cents
Wheat. Ntnser--Area. - - 90. prod
Ec1, - ~. - n1<E2ss- gse34 ger acre. l.s
b-s1esS- SprsEg-4STs4. u * 90. product
- sa4-e08 Bushels. vief3 ger acre. T1s
e@xs2e.s. Teal wheat area. - szR see. prod
Ecs. IL sss.es0, VASE. SfsAfs& 9se- Yield p~<
ssTe. =. bushels. farln pstes per oasasl.
- s cents.
oafa-Area. = ~ aFz. prosact. ~ sss ase
Bushels. value. s1s@ az asa- vs~ts -u~r acre
81 bushels farm pF8ce GER hasAei Is-S
cents
re minister 20 Argentina Ec=~ we'll
tam / Buchanan. reports 20 the state de-
parszerE. uad@w date ar December a.
7 have followed fAe ness frc~a -
wheat districts very carefully ssr ne pas.
three aacEzcs. ar. Aaxe trkxels1 sArossxa
cEe q Eae wheat provinces IRE 0hx9r-
vAEAoHs lead sIe 20 believe that tbs qaan-
UtE Ter zxp2rT VIZ Dc between 4Sssas zn1
stAss. tens. 7-oeah ly nearer IA arsG th4z
TIE seeuE1 figures The anno1nt sxpsrssa
ozT4aE tbs year has been Sr4 so tanS~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26
MARRIED FOR LOVE ALONE.
Why Nancy Ann Abbott Took Up
With Millionaire Quackenbush.

san FRANCISCO. Jan @s.-Ths trial Of
10 SUR 90 Nancy Arm A55ott. an aged
wfEew. 20 establish the sAet tast ere - re
wife q Thomas NJ cssSeksHbssh. ths rsiil-
f1ualre. zfas rommercez today. she al
lexes a contract marriage Ia isss On Grass
exAu-sration sas testified that AbasoEf Is
rew Hvtng IN Tacoma. bur saat she vas
divorced FROM hins with ths understanding
thai sae was 70 marry ouaeksunuSh- Tas
date was SEE several tf-nes. cut cuAcksa-
ousa keep putting Il or. Sae sas3 sas
married him kor love alone. ard had 10
shcught o. hts munsT.
The piaintig. WHO eonfsssss . p Years of
I1se. prod uce9 documents watca der attaT-
neTs contend ara sufficient % prove fas
marriage. ard sire wants 70 know whether
The court VII award her a comfortable
maintenance. a luxurious saeous during
Hse. su.. A. ne 5eath % the defendant.
ars-kz.s % is properly. TIE Defendant
wis Try % show that TIE rs8AsiSES between
ne woman ans himself we're SIMPLY fhas@
OF tzrslsssv and tenant. tha; hs pssS rs
--onts roerr Fene. = esnss sar ssca hrsak-
fast ard IS eerts sor fB1ch. Tat u1sa
various urstsxtx N~z- Abbott szcErs1 tIs
Signature - scrs9s q paper. aftsrwara
wrsfsnw Il 80 aI1sg-s marriage csutrRct
cuseksrbusa . rspc-te4 . - wcrfA
s-sss 80. He has ore laughter. sh3 = -aar-
~sa9
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26
R. N. EAMES ELECTED.
The yese sseod TIVE fer flames and
One for DR.. Herman y. Tsrns-rhs
View on~er win Held His Po.asfen
ssstect to the Pleasure of the
Board-Dr. y. ,. ssurgus. the New
Member. Takes Hfs seat.

DR. 2. IL Esnes was elected heaisA e.
Seer 70 sacc@@1 Dr. = = Palmer. resigned
yesterday zSEe-19on- Ozly tpo nArsss
caEe before ne board 81 heath Fer con-
s1esratkon. tsese .. DR.. Ezw@s ard Or.
Herman r. Tftzx re vote stoo5 % Z.
X IS Supposed tat Pr-ss3eng Holmes and
Dr.. J. J. StHrx7s. the new nezoer. vosea
fo- Eszes. znd Dr.. George NJ Esrsoa
sor Titus
Tae meeting was also important t-z-a
TIE fac. tnsf i marked ma Grzf APPEAR
snes II Dr.. Ssu-gSs iz rs sr1esAl capacity
as ths successor 0f D~. Msasgumsry Rus
sell. Prext1snt Holmes said that tAere
was enc Application sor The posltioa -
nealth o@cer that he rad cesa spoken %
about bat - Ga not rhsuk 81 Was o.
1ls and he 44d not have Il with niE-
The7 rs wrote cut an Application and
passed 4 20 Health Of.scer Palmer. A
moment later 4 messenger arrives and
called fer President EasEss~ II wAs ths
secez6 or tAtrd time ne had bean later
rUpte9 t1ss as he was abowf 70 cal me
meeting 70 order and he dl1 not relish
II President Holmes went cut OF the
Eoon. bur returned a moment later. He
Withdrew The spS2tcaxf0a Re had written.
Ternarkang that me original had arrived
Health Orncsr Palmer rad ais resiSns-
ton. az the close % which DR.. AgrtcR
moved an acceptance. including Q vote %
10 Ea1I-E E0S Us E44lGz~t1L
manner Ia whseh hs had performed the
duties os his s1tce. The other members
concu-r~1.
President Hosnes scok fbSs eccaston 20
make sharT speech Il wfich ne referred
10 Health O-cer Palmer IN Mandatory
terms.
II was decided 70 elect hy ballot and
tAs result showed the election OF Dr.. 2
N Eanes ove< DR.. Herman y. Titus BY a
vote Of 70 / The absence CT q long lat
CO applicants raay % explained 90 = GER
tain extsa1 by the Fact that the salary has
been chopped until II is new dewn to 50
q month
By the way" said DR.. Horton. how
about DR.. Egmes being a member Of the
state board 81 health ! understand ne
cannot held the two Offices"
He has not been confirmed ana VIII
not be- replied President Hoknss. so
that removes that objection
al right" said DR.. Hortoa-
There was some discussion "a 70 the
term sor which the heath officer should
be elected. bur II was decided 70 leave IL.
as II always has seezA At pleasure o. TIE
board.
The next meeting az the board VIII %
held February IN President Holmes
offaee n the Colonial building.
DR.. Exnes does not need an intrcduc-
tea 70 the people Of Seattle. This 10 the
thi-d time he has oeea health officer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jar. 3s.-Arrlve6-
Me srynr Costa Rkca. from Departure bay,
strnr Willamette. from Seattle. Arrived
Janua-y 1lstrnr Alliance, from Coos bay
strnr City OF Pueala, from Victoria. s-rnr
STATE OF California. from Po-taa1. Gear
ea-Sh Oriental FOR Nanal-uo. s2iis1 jan
uarv eLSt-1~ I-natiue. Tor Victoria. 81
t~t,ff1rablR FOR Port TOWNSEND Sailed jan
uarv 2g-strnr IackInaw, for Tacoma
PORT Los ANGELES. Jan -4-Sa1ied
Nor strur Peter Jeos&n. from NAnS1IIo
yGgFEaAfA Ian. fs-Szils1-Br stnr
Pelt>aa. for Tacoma
PLYMOUTH. Jan 1S.-Arriye4-Sh John
A Briggs from Port Blakeley-
NAGAsAKL Dec @.-Sailea-Scar E ~
Wood fer Puget sound
EOoUTAM Jan. A-Specta3 --SAIet-
scar Ger. Banning from HcQ1ts-r. for
PHSor6o Arr3ve1-Ero.n san frsneAss-3
fsr Ahse~seen schrs Ivy, Neptune and
Maid ct Orleans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26
RESTORATION OF THE u n


sion to Los Angeles.
CHICAGO. Jan S.-EAwsrd Rosewstsr.
editor of the Omaha Bee believes that
tia affairs OF ras Union Pacific system
VII al be Strengthened osst before March
l. Es said today:
Tn ray opinion you VIII see the agree
ment between the government and the
Vanderbilt interests closed up. a forecics-
ure sale bald ard the property turned over
20 ths Vsnds-oslsS before the
present administration goes out of
ofree. Just as soon as the TAa-
derblits get hold u the property they
viii begin the extension Of the system
srcm Salt Lake City 20 Los Angeles Wien
that l. bosaf the Cnton Pacific VIII have
the shortest and BY far the quickest route
from Chicago 20 Loz Angeles
las soon "a the syndicate gets hold OF
~. property the headquarters Of the In
ten Pacific system viii be established
either az Omaha Or Chicago. The tine
may come when the headquarters % the
entire Vanderbilt system may be moved
to Chicago as the great center OF opera
ton II may be. however. under the plan
TO Be adopted. that there vii be ocaees
both IN Chscaxo ard Omaha, something in
the same way as tae Burlington system "a
row operated. with the supreme control
az Chicago.
"An important point tn ths railway
world o. great interest. especially 20 the
Rock Island and tho MLwaukee & s.
Paul roads. Il likely 10 be raised BY the
foreclosure az the Caton Pacific I5u
know the other roads named Use the Tn
lcu Pacific bridge across TIE Missouri y.v-
er az Omaha TIE rtgAt TO Use Il Is hssd
by them under s. ninety rlne-ysar Lease
bat the supreme court o. the United States
decided tha caze In favor o. TIE Rock Is
and and the Milwaukee & ST. Paul. both
az whIch set considerable Importance by
taa privilege. X has been held. however.
that foreclosure Sasss % the Kind 70 -
held VIII wspe oct az existing contracts
os al kinds. and In that case the syn5i-
cats cots.4 beclage tnis utnsty-nsBe-yesr
ease cancelled VII Il 90 50. and Z Il
does. what would Be the consequences 30
60 4ua1 ra~Fs ua mad -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26
WATER FRONT NOTES

Torerrow - steamship tsy- Ias y s.
,ss.S-~- r. "a morning TAs Tra4sE4A =
s1se - arrive Gaxsrg tEe day
r "a thought the ste2znsai2 4eas1.a
49, vr5Ii a. ssr Japan asfcre re Aga
- ~--sasgx The drsH vessel ~.lA REoA@@4s
- swav wsstu esaay morning.
Steamship Ctfy q Te2eEa 81 -
- 80 s4g3f~ a rough tire Eatz asf TIP
= .-v-trsw - make tire seek az Ls9ug2sS
S-f.v II wsS perfectly casE A stle lie.
- sudden gale % Erezs vsscSelsT
eLs - ssszsss agatEzt pies supporting
: enslsgax az ire wa.e<s sogs Ana sexeFA.
: -. s.rSirgr T1s da.n4Ea % tns vessaA
a. s1lwAf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26

sHTrsTungSG ox THE LAKES.
Congress go InazIre fnto tae Treaty
With Great Britain.

WASHINGTON. Jan E-Tse house
committee o. serssra ara1rs today unzzs-
r-7ogzxlw voted 20 rsHa~t ths resolution e.
t-.szee3 ~ Representative Smith 81
Michigan eating u1cn ire sraTe 6e7s~t-
--srt Tor information ap1c - present
s-attss OF ire treaty ~ waaen the Unfssd
safes ara Great Britain aTs r@~tra2ree
fra-7 baE6lzE c. maintaining va~ssss CT
shs Crest E>skes u 1saEecta1n WI 10
r~xssgrES- Mr. SrrtgA Rad a tstfsr written
~ rs~@Ssa~-t Csewssa~6 % Secretary Hs--
sa~s IN TSs nnu-owfng Ire refusal % -.
ss--eta~v % shs uavw 20 ccDzlder 80
MS - re Detroit Dryzock Company f1r
ssr. asnE wrz-saaEss II r1e letter ire pres
tserr says tai wnsts tss treaty izzpsosss
ha-zsAfps ca ia Units1 states. :. -zlzt
Ia rkEHrEe3.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26

BreaastuGs saA 6ratns-
san FRANCISCO. jar A-F7our-
Panty extras. g. i9zz5 =; bakers extras,
81 sos. gap~rane ss.z514-Sa
uAe&t--shipplng. $50 for Nc. = aa<
g. SIX for choice. milling. sl-55@5I-sa
B4Fsey-Feed. far 10 good. 9s9soos
choice. s1s&93sa.c; brewing. s-7-&s5c.
csaGs-whtt@. for feed. sl-1s3i-sss sur
prise, g. sslll 81. milling. S-zsal.1S Is; black.
fer feed. si@fi-i Z. black. for seed. g. aas1-ss
red. for seed. sl-l9sl-9. red, for feed
sl.sS5z99zle.
Produce Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. 1880: do wash
ingtoz. ssa: wheat. censAls. izz5; barley.
censals. szs: DO Washington. 40 PoiA-
toes sacks. 3<Sz; entous. sacks. %, corn
centAls. 1.s2s: do Eastern. l.so0. beans,
sacks. Z see. hay. tons. rs. hides. nurnssr.
-. quicksilver. TASKS. 100. wine, gallons.
2 go
Produce. rrsits. Etc
Feed and Ntddlings sis91-g
per ton; California bran. 81 ssGl2Se' out
side brands ST.
Hay-wheat. ssqff: wheat ana cat. 81
Gle. river barley ssrs.so; best barley,
s70s 50. Alfalfa, 1913. clover, s697s; stock,
s5fss: compressed wheat, ss2s.b. CON-
pressed oaf, BOT: straw per balls, &qss'c
Tegstsbles-EsF1v Rose potatoes. 20
SC per GENITAL; common Salinas Buroenss.
river Burbanks. ss1T5c: river reds, T5G
60; sweet potatoes. 3 -+s5l-ss; aew pos-
tat0ez. sEsse PER pound onions. SIG 81;
cEcambeTs. 5acgfxI Der dozen. ares pep
pers. gEase Ger pound. dried 0kra. ls1
i@t4c per pound: garlic, R1eE-c Der poana'
mushrooms leo be Asparagus hzF3sc Per
pound: Los Angeles tomatoes. TSc'9sl-z per
box. green peAs. rszS4c Der pound: string
beans, 5ai9c per pound; green PEPPERS.
So051s per box: summer squash. I5czl--si
egg plani. f51 DC Per pound
Frulfs-Faacw apples Sifff.@ per box
common DO. s1sT5c; Eastern Co. se113-z5 per
barrel. cranosrries. so0s.so per barrel,
common pears. 2s15ec: choice pears, sscg
g.: navel 0rzas.as. sl-59s1so; seeding DO.
Tses7f IS: common lensns. yIQi-2S; good 10
choice do g. 5SG1z. fancy do. g. L1fZSs;
Hawaiian bananas. yQ2; New Orleans
bananas. s. 5eux.59. psneapplss. aga FER
siaa dates. safe per pound
Eutter-Fancy creamery. AHzic; sec
onds. EGlsc. fancy dairy, lSc; seconds. L
GIsc: picked. I4c, frkin. l3ss iac.
Cheese-Fancy mid. new. iea@glle; TAR
to good. 7aI9c. California cream eaeddar.
ils1I1e. Young america, n4lzc. Eastern,
i5ssl4c. Western, 4-1lzsxc-
Eggs-Raneh. 2l9zszc; store. sa2c;
Eastern. is1I7c.
Pontry-I-lve turkey goholsrx, I29l2c:
turkey hens. 12G15e. rcoSfers, old. Sc 1874;
~ s~~t4ss ss--esS+s -, : - " - -
do large. $500: flyers s44A.59; hens, SSa1
6. ducks. old, t54Ss. Go young, S0s, geese.
sl.ssGl.7s: pigeons. old. g.; DO young, Us
ola
Game-Hars. ger dozen. ssc&si; gray
geese, t.s9 rabbits slSL5s: white geese,
81. brant. $50. bonksrs. 81; English,
saIpe. Szs0: common. N.5e.
Closing Quotations.
wheAt-D&lll: May. si.5o1s-
Corn-Larss yellow. T7l4Eecc-
Eran--Czllfornia- 81. 90 Z.
Nool.
wool-FRu. choice mountain. 6s47e; poor
90, s35c: san Joaquin plains, SgScs Go
foothills. e3Sc; Northern fan. I49e.
Hops
Haps-Isuoszble 81 sIioo per pound for
fair 10 choice. and 1IGl2c Per pound for
fancy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26

LONDON, Jga- S--Taers was q fau a.
tendance AZ The wool auction sales today.
An excellent catsl0gg. was oTersS. cor
sisting % 1919 balsz. and OF tEss number
1000 bales were Withdrawn Competition
was strclg. VIII Anevscaa Representatives
very active. .5ey taking 90 bales az long
wool merircs. strong hair cross bred and
Queensland arss con5ings. The lat:sr 81
ful rates.
New South Wales, $50 baiss-Soorred,
Is tz631s nd: greasy. sd
Queensland. 3sss baiea-Scouret. Il Il:
greasy. 81 9si41
Victoria i.16a bales-Scou-ed. 10 3i&1s
sd: greasy, 81. GIld-
South Australia. 81 has-s-0reasy, 50
sd
New Zealand. s.soa ha.es-3reasy, sA.1
- I'D
Cape % Gcot Hope and Natal 80 6aiss-
Greasy. s<s7t-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26

'~r1. rf4cA ~ w2fch8og o. ~ farm
% country riace~ saf5 STATE Attorney
Megsufrs IRE oths~ day. might - very
vel taken 81 p@a-a~SS and guinea fowf.
I org s.nc~ Rs$ovtet peaco1ks a1oze d
guax3 nv psaSe. ard notaksg can eoEs
aroa-s fAe premises niwht Or Sag with
ossg causing an alarm from them they
a-a more w4tckszi than &ay cog J ever
o~rs3. Mv experience vsth guinazs has
rot be3z 50 sxtr1sswe. bat o3l3sv@ they
ara $50 sure &c give an alarsn. OF rather
= good rzary alarms. IL Any strange nan
O. seA<t s5c1s5 vsus1rs nsAr rsez ~
rixAt or 1Ay.~--BAssk-nore szz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26
The vmatiua's Passengers.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 2S.-Ths steam
xa5p VH-aasnla sailed FER Puget sound 20
Cav viva ne following passengers;
S..+,sn-r~ Fsrkharr ard wife. Z. Pfuns
Hfsss Na~sssss nd hr0t bsr. r, AcC0zno aEd
w-1fe Ms watts. Mss MAftson. FRED
Wstes Mas fat1mer, Ar kusklnsen and
wSfa Mrs. DtE1Eas. Mrs. e9sEsF p. sA1E
sstL = Hile-. n. L4puan. ]. Janean, A
Es7rr rr,,w-s4ne-J TstImer. L Brooks
al wIfa William McFazgatt- y Peter
son. ,..
yg~trysA-W watson. q ~ ERE, W
s.e~ssns Nrs. Swaiwsss. Mrs Van StorSn
Nrs shAw and 12uEntsE. n N=ssol' Z
rfu<sEu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26

The British snip InGore arrived In Port
Biake.sy Saturday afternoon 10 load lun-
har for Plymouth. England TIE Fssses
has bean in RoyaI Reads FER about uo-iih
having port hoes cut she cams here
gr.rr sbsnghal THIS IS The larEss, YES
81 r, ro-- tonnage 1e-T, Capt. Parry.
Th@ British snip Kate Thomas, Capt
Thoruas. Is RoasGug lumber night and Cay.
"a Is expected 70 be OF By ths sr2 OF ne
week. SAs LEAFS FOR west coast.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26

a. =. zsas 70 for heavv packing fo-s. AID
lx1-wsfxkrs soss =. s3513 50. snsss sass
a. s. sas5sE
sasep-corror SD 81 a. 5eS1 . chctcs
- prize. g. E9s. Wes-e<zs- E]zS-Si
fa~ns n roce demand a. Sc H@s fer con-
rrse-. zr . ~ IT, for - better classes
RessEpzx-<cAttse. 1885, hogs. g. DC
sssec. loe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26

o~-a sxss-t CO an t-@c-r.artcr --cn Grs1-
isv. Bate ssury. Il IS GEzx@9 tsst Ne
&c q no-se from party & Butte ccunsy
- - ISL few Gays. bar dSd not return
TIE animal Or pay tor i-s USE Wallace
ar hss wife esasrz "a s-resS Is r7GHcsoas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26

r, .-,k rossnz tE-y - discover TAI
.s,Ta~&rsn reae.z1ae IS n0e sacred A S7stsE
---a~s.-ev xas recently A~-esSe@ zn9 A-e9
- rsvs-< a co-ce-t O. SU59zy zlE7S t1As
as nas ~s2e-s1" Asserting - 4aE. A
rsyaxs bard Eaa psays1 Ny Os- heaf1cxv
rF.-~e~ ~Au Esw1s-. hA2E %0ffS1s
ssx-srsNz rososs1~~ Esa1ros-s Ave Nara
a. re a3N9. Waite Az& Slzs4 TIE
r;.9uneSs nuza.w passed. BIT TIE 5-ry Bed
es@ eznsr ~oFks secular.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26
visible Supplies.

fetPhE -aREaaes
TIE visible supply q grain on Saturday.
January q as eornptlei by The New York
protucs excasn Ee. was "a follows:
Wheat 81 ~ 90 bushes; decrease. =
So 600 bushels.
Corn. G.7sso BUSHES Increase. "a. %
nusAels
oass, I2Isse 90 sasAsis: asc-esse. essoos
bashs-E
Re. ssss.ea bushes: increase. @.ooo
bushels
Bar.ey. &sc.ooo BUSHES. d.crsAs.. G7ses
oGsAels.
Ffoar.
Fsour-Rscespts. 1905 barrels. exports.
L29ao barrels. usrSs1 da2 and easier
wheat.
wheat-Recsspes. = SO BUSHES. exports.
= 90 bushels. Spos dun ana weak: No.
BARD sg1sc Options wee exceedingly Gua
ana sasy az day. selling or t~7sl- ,rnssr
lower EaEi1sh c2e,es snaE ssahosrd
c1eararces- Eght export 8enans ana ah-
seuca OF speculative interest. ignoring De-
crease IN both Aruerscsa s-6 - xzash VS.
fbss s10n2ses snG SRA z7orfd = s1snrerts:
No. red. January. closed sS5sc: May. sac.
Hops.
Eors-pal
Metals
C5ppsr-FTrrn: brokers' prte.. 81. en-
change pr.cs. 81
Pig sr5u-sgs@ly. Northern. sIels
Ta-Sysz3y. strat-s, sl2-S IsSS: plates.
weak
ssss,sr-Dal. domestic. Eae.
Lead-St0ong- domestic. s1-ss32ao. ex-
change Fr5cs. XHGgia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


HE DGA<4Ae~A
Daniel Graham. Port Gambia
w. Browns. Port Gamble.
James Harris. Tot
=. I. kappe, 1ngaEbsy.
Mrs z. = kAyzpz. Interplay.
Thomas Johnson. Tacoma
George Il Allen. Granite FaliA
John =. Anderson. Granite F2l.A
a r. Whitney. Haalocx.
;. n. Cawston. Portland
J. ". Gillespie. San dc FlcA-
S4nauel GArAtrick. @iAnwoo1-
y =. kEGtzen. Avon
=. ". Brown. Avon
WA AcPnee. Arlington
Jesse " o0Ster. shestos~
". F. Perkirson. Nj Vernon.
]. Il Aareeurg, u. d. Mt. Serncr-
Dr. q. A. 4s kanzae5t. MOSCOW, Russia.
Mss Maggie r. Browne. Tacoma
Ass Egnestlne Stewart. Tacoma
DC J. B3Tseth. Fir.
Peter Erickson. Fir.
1se0rge A, Alien Granite Falls.
John E Andersen. Granite Fs4la
". y. Means. Vancouver. 3. g.
A. pensmore. St4nwood.
:. Nelly. FAlrhayen.
F. HAlsesnaTl. Tolt
A. r JosnSou, Tacoma
THE NORTHERN.
J. FL Mcfarland, Tacoma
=. GIBBONS. Renton.
Fred stacy, M4ywoc6-
". NJ. REewstt. Tsxa3a Island
W X stewart. Yakima
George Brcsn, Victoria.
z. & Seymour, Sussex. Englasd
2. Anderson. SoGsmerE44ie.
y. J. Ryan, Port Blakslsy.
Max Levy. Port Townsend.
Robert Scext Victoria
Dr. j. J. Fen;on. Port TOWNSEND
Victor Il BecSman. City.
Mtss z fcRedmond. Redmold
@. A. Wilson, North Bend
G. r. SEnsen. Jersey city.
z. A CArsssnsea. Port ArgslsA
u. J. Carytxan. Port Angelica.
Il 81 Love, P0r< Angeles.
James Henderson. p1ngeEess.
frank Henderson. UungsDese@
Lean Henderson. IrsEgsness-
Calvin Henderson. pungsnesA
Joseph Henderson. DungsnezA
Eva Clark. punxenszs-
Jessie Pam. Dgngeness.
u r Bremen. EneTas. or.
Robert Csoarf~y. Cedar Mountain
EeI2s Steele. NanasmS.
James Steele. Cedar Mountain.
JOAN McMsstsr. Clear A4ake.
Il Il P.srce, Olympia.
Vert Is. saunders. spokane.
Jack GAfbralta. Sewcastis.
rAarsea ffaibratth. Newcastle.
CAPT Wiley. Olympia
THE NEW ENGLAND.
wTn. Parker. California
r v. Pierce. CRY.
John Cfsxnsns. r.. city.
Andrew Crowley. New York
jean Papsa, Mount Vsrzoa-
o A. Ups8E. Los Angklea
Q p. Leonard, Sacramento
aug FEEDER. Omaha
. =. Morse, Sandy Point
J. W Jenes, Portland.
Mrz- J. X. Jonez. Portland
James Ctancv. Portland
Herbert Haynes. Chicago.
Arthur lie. Brooklyn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26

ws nrs -ow prepared % 10 con postrlsl.
.,- - trade tsry rzsasa-sl II NoEEaFst4
---.s.- ~sa~a--esss CAL O. address Post
r-rs,lgz an.er. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.


LACozner. w2sA-, Jan * -ssr
To the Editor. Please advise me IS %
TIE disposal % the judgment deficiency
BAL Was L sTer signed % vetoed ~ Gcv.
Ac<srAw Please lot me know In yo1r narr
assc&- Yours. etc. ~ CARLSON.
tie Sesse1 y Oh sAs gxo1a9 aAAs oskrw
retroactive. s. Was unc0asss xSton.4l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26

r,xars G. IS WI bs pa1s scr infer
-rs.go- l-as.lx 20 TIE arrest &ra eonvte-
go a. arr ere Srszz2ng ccpass o. 10
Post-frs.sy. xsze@r 9e-vere1 % s@0ssTzSers
.s,vos.rssss3r re CITY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26
FEW FORK Markets.


NEW FORK. gsn- E.-Esne % t-e lowest
rsccr6s 90 oassze<z recently e<taetlsese3
was made today Il re stock -zrks1- -.
anEns selte Goa. stocks egsrted a decidedly
azs4vsra5ss syEpsthst.E snfsgsncs gpcn
r-s gene-zl lssr TIE market openea weak
and gsn@-Azy icEsr under TIE nevs %
wnxa t1seactc-y Lou3o1 prices for Azlzr-
lean securities. TIC arnouncener- o. q
s98c1soa Il Sota aetna aud posted rates
CT srsrMzg exchange. however. ard COW
sEing u saortz SSon creates a FsaetEon2ry
tendency and czEEs1 = rene-a4 advances.
Ire arrHrscSfa eozIS-S had been eousc2c-
nsGssy hsAvy bus also 1gz-ed proaztEsnt
" IN TIE rally. Business Vas IL smz1
volume. hcwevEr, ard confined 20 the
lez1Gnx prSF@-gfes Trading after the
first hoaxr became tntsnsssy Gul. with
prices Slowing Opposition 70 sag OF re-
ezazarlsr and bear ssass- The expectation
Of more fEverahse com parsson Of railway
earnings Tad previously siren grne<s~t the
railway Ast TIE continued Uns3yorze1s
eonGitsaEz II ths anthracite trade tzci4i-
tate ths work af traders in depressing
prices TIE grsEg@rs. the genera. raj
road list and TIE Industrial stocks were
The close was weak 81 general fractional
net l1sses.
Railway bonds were quiet. bar generally
we held. The szlss we're g. 9ss 60
Government bonds were strong
Aosey and Exchange.
Money on cal. easy ~ 1s452 per cent:
last loan "a per cant: closed offered AZ
II per cent: prime mercantile pager, Ez
a. per cent: s-sriirg exchanges, weak
with actual business in bankers bis ar
81 SD az "a for demand and s4-s4i& "a ssl-
for sixty days: pasted rates. A.S44- ssh
for demand and t4s71r& ss14 for sixty
days; commercial h1Is. As; z-vss car
t.fc4tes. $50. bar silver, s47so-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26

TIE pacs4o Coast StsaE1.ht, Co-psazy.s
stsazer City CO Pu<sik- zzElazg srozz s&a
FrzE<ssco January zStA. wEi carry gsn-
Ger Tea =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26

SANTA ROSA. Cal. Jsz- --P. T. Wal
saae. 4 Portland mar. ~1o claimed - Aave
beer re vfes1- % 3 sszS@k5nnaI asgnwzy
raeh@~y rssr hgrs o few Gays age. sxs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26

Catle-sE-ss were ca asSss C. 3 zasB
Tor tee rooser dressed ssef steers. s.
for sxFors az1 szlr@fcs ~ raoa 20 esaos. s
GeAGty- w4A Efz tssS sGEes ~ prime 1saFe-
wesxsis ~ S-fasES& Exroe1ars were far
hayer&
EEogs z5vaEes3 & Sasss were Ez6s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26

tag. They were cnofe1 SIZE today a. %
eens per- 3oxsn- Tns supply r. VERY sco---
TIE market o. grain Is very as4ss. q
e0adf.fon II has raAsztalEsd for come tlEzs-
Receipts are very light
Ire snowsxa cr0zxht soy 20 the bay
dealers. Cod. stormy weather rzs@ns az
increased ccas 1mptto1 % hzy. and coz
soaeztiy . higher prsce. Hay Is strong
q, gr=sent qaota1sozs zaG ths market is
rising.