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The herald., 1897-05-18
Strange

yes said the young wife. sadly, 81
am satisfied that he doesn't love me any
more"
Isn't it strange to find satisfaction in
anything like that?" asked her dearest girl
friend.-Pittsbug Chronicle Telegraph
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Irreconcilable Differences

Alice-Why did she refuse him-because
they were of different faiths?
Clara-Yes.
Alice-And he refused to change his re-
ligion?
Oh, no; his wheel.-Judge.
The herald., 1897-05-18
Clothes and Credit

When a man realizes that he can't pay
his debts, and has got to ask for an extern
sion of time The first thing for him to Go is
to go to a fashionable tailor and get him
a new suit of clothes. Creditors are seldom
lenient with seedy man.-Somerville Jour
nal.
The herald., 1897-05-18
The Confidential Letter

A great lawyer once said to his client,
whenever YOU are tempted to writ. a
letter use a postal caro-. :"
=Gelumbus Is. c. Register.
The herald., 1897-05-18

The Amalgamate0 Society of EnEi-
neers consists Of 500 branches, with
$4,000 members, scattered over the civ
ilized world. The income from all
sources last year was $1,45O, ,O00
The herald., 1897-05-18

ses was 50 much in arrear that the un-
fortunate men solicited permission to
beg In public. and were even denied that
boor. The National Review.
The herald., 1897-05-18

Stimulant to muscular and intellectual
activity: relieves mental exhaustion. Bro
mo-Kola.
The herald., 1897-05-18

Wall paper, late styles. low prices, q;
A. A. Eckstrom's. 324 South Spring street.
The herald., 1897-05-18
Excessive Prudence

He-You insist on me getting my life in.
sured before We are engaged?
She-Yes-even before you ask papa
Harlem Life.
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Whv She Hated Him

Photographer Ito bride)-Now. young,
lady, please look pleasant It's only for
just one second.--Colliers Weekly.
The herald., 1897-05-18

Quite Another Affair
Love laughs at locksmiths. they say"
Yes, but you never hear of love laughA
ing at goldsmiths. Chicago Record.
The herald., 1897-05-18

Albert Gran played Laertes at the
Shakespearean festival in
a costume used by Edwin Booth as
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prices But the general tone of speculation
vas eeaSy and no aggressive disposition
the call money marker was undoubtedly
tne cause OF the hals In the bun movement
ne oscreaS N cash holdings by the
banks. shown by SATURDAYS statement and
Tire shrinkage in surplus reserves 10 below
Us. aW, were fewer and the money Sit
uasfon VIII De aecenfuated during the week
Inc announcement from Washington that
sne bonds maturing On January /. known
as currency ss will ne paid off On Decem-
DER - pears on the situation. TIE aggre-
gate 81 these bonds Is So. 20. -. and their
redemption will about offset the payments
already made 20 the governments on ac-
count of the Union Pacific sale. which
VIII dssburSe over ses % es In e inssrezs on
January ]. The balance which the Union
racine reorganization committee sttll has
q" ana M ,sosernmsnt :. sm me m e s,s
TINS week, and the remainder by tbs rrst
Week IN January. IL will be seen that the
s snnos IN N ,sy9r q, q se viii
pecsed that this amount win be suddenly
Withdrawn from circulation. but viii be al
lowed 20 remain on deposit for the present
IN nationAi banks in this city
But the continuing deficit in the revenues
which mas led a constant stream into the
money market. has been recognized as
factor IN the ease of money rates. and the
completion OF these operations win pu. 4
new phase on that condition. Rates for
eail loans were not above "a. but were not
wholly technical, and the strength Of the
coalers, with no news TO account for H.
served 10 sustain values somewhat North
ern Pacific preferred was IN good demand
all day and closed at 50.
The specially weak features were Consol-
idated Gas. which was AZ times down 3i2
Manhattan. which receded points, and
Sugar, which fell below yesterdays close.
after an opening gain under pressure OF
heavy liquidation and remained there all
day Metropolitan Street Railway decliised
la and scored almost full recovery. Otn-
erwise the heaviness of stocks and the
days decline was quite uniform through
out the list. fractional losses being the rule.
The dealings in active securities In small
lots continued to he a feature The nigh
grade investments were the favorites
The bond market showed q decided de-
crease in activity today. the high grade IS
sues continuing 10 improve, but some Of the
speculative bonds showing Losses. Total
sales were S. 80 ooa United States IS were
y bid higher.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. firm at .d2i3 per cent:
prime mercantile paper. sax per cent:
sterling exchange. steady. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at stSal.n4Ss$s for
demand, and al s4.s2i.6Ils2S for 81 DAYS;
posted rates tlScissf4A and AS61aI4Sl:
commercial bills. $i.S1tp9i4.se: silver certih-
Gates. 51S.15sla: bar silver. 5slsc; Mexican
dollars, Acc.
Government bonds. easier; state bonds.
dull, railroad bonds. firm
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MARINE. NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE Dec. ls-Arrived-Am
schr Ethel Zane. twenty-three days fro&
San Pedro Cal. TO load return cargo
from Port Ludlow for Port Los Angeles.
Sailed Dec. iS-Am schr Ethel Zane. tor
Port Ludlow: Am schr Spokane. for Ho-
WHATCOM. Dec. 1I-Arrived-Schr Mu-
riei from San Pedro.
SAN PEDRO, Dec. u.-Saiec-Schr
Charles r. Falk. for Port Gamble, bktn
Northwest for Portisu'l.
EUREKA. Dee. l3-Sailed-Str Alice
Blanchard. Coos bay and Portland.
PORT Los ANGELES. Dec 1S.-Sailed-
How str San Mateo. for Comoy.
PORT GAMBLE. Dec. l3.-Sailed-Schr
Spokane, for Honolulu.
PORT LUDLOW. Dec. f2.-Arrived-
Schr Ethel Zane. from San Pedro.
PORT TOWNSEND. Dec. 13.-Airived-
Bktn Leslie D., from Columbia river: put
In In distress.
YOKOHAMA. Dec. l0.--Arrived-Jap str
Kinshiu Maru. from Seattle. Dec. a.
Kinshiu Maru sailed for Hongkong.
Fort George, from San Francisco.
HIOGO Dec. 4.-In port-Jap str Kama
kura Maru. for Seattle.
HOQUIAM. Dec. u.-Arrived-From San
Francisco. schr Charles r. Wilson. for
Aberdeen, and schr Ruby Cousins. for Hoo
quiam.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec H-Arrived--
Schr Prosper, from Weuman islands. schr
w. F. Jewett. from knappton: schr Roy
Somers. from Grays harbor: schr James
4. Garfield. from Grays harhor- Sailed
Str State of California. for Astoria; str
Alcalde, for Everett.
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RosfOn Wool Market.

BOSTON. Dec. 1.-THE wool market con-
finues quiet. although occasional sales were
made from time TO time. Same very close
bids have been refused IN good-sied lots
dealers having good faith in the market
and not being disposed TO press sales
There is nothing in the outlook that would
indicate weakness and dealers are content
10 hold their stock IL buyers do no; come
up TO their views.
The movement in fleece woods continues
slow. The nominal price for NX and XIX
above Ohio is eSe3oc, with deliveries At
3sd3lc.
In territorial woods some trade Is noted.
with prices quoted about the same. The
market for Australian woods - strong and
a fine sale Is recorded. Quotations:
Territorial wools-Montans. fine medium
and fine. lsallsc. secured price, 4Snaoc; STA
Pile 52G55c. Utah. Wyoming. etc, fine me
dunn and fine. i5n17c; secured price. sSg
soc; staple. oafIoSc.
Aussralian-Scoured basis. combing. SUI
perfine. sodsec: comhing. good. ee!sesc
comhing. average. 62aoSc; Queensland.
combing, &c.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since january ! and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January l.
1897. are s. So sSa.ll. There were filed Tor
record yesterday twelve deeds. aggregat-
ing s2s.li4 Following is list:
Charles II. Dodd & Co. to Charles II.
podd Hardware Co, lots f3 10 q. block -,
Washington Central Improvement Co. $
Knob Hill add 10 Kent, Dec. :. 81.
Roger S. Greene ct ux. TO John f. Boyer,
lots TO !; block IL. Northern racine aao'
Northern Pacific Railway Co. to John d.
Waterbury and T. Jefferson Coolidge. tr.,
VIE sec 1S tp Il, 6. sli acres Except
railroadl. Oct. 8. S7.eoa
Lydia II. kellogg and hush. T.. TO Clara
n: Waller. lots and !, block j. Cable Line
c. NJ. Hanson ct ux. to Halvor Halvor-
son lots and :: block H. Jackson ST. add
Nov. 9, q. c.. 81.
C. NJ Hanson Ell uX. TO Halvor Halvor-
son and S. T. Gjerness. tract in sec 2. tp
"A, l. Nov. 9. 81.
Marcus Kenyon ct uS; to Ann Zones.
lots p and %, block Il McMurray tSkagit
county,. Jan. Is. 1897. SIS.
Mikal Lund ct TX. to Jacob Mathison, Z
acres in NV NV sec I. tp as. r 3. Sept. :.
The Mount Pleasant Cemetery Co. TO
Arthur Williams, lo, 8, sec 1, .repiat Mount
Pleasant cemetery. Nov. 10. sl5.
% block 4. Gilman Park. Nov %. 500.
William Wright to Oscar L. Boyd. lot IA.
block 1. p. T. Dennys East Park add, Dec.
c. Nj. Sheafe and l.. Dora Cow. as admrs
of estate of John II. Maggie. deed. to Chas.
Maimo. lots IL and II, block IA, John Fl.
Nagle's I'd add. Nov. %. 500.
Mondays Transfers.
Mary j. Powles and hush j. B.. to John
f. Humphries lot 10. Railway subdivision
Of lots I to 9. block 50, Bells Heirs I'd add,
Sept -. 81.
e F. Adams ct ux. TO the Klondike Min
ing, Developing and Transportation Co,
Emmett, Ruby, Silver King. Eagles Nest
and Whistler mines. Salmon district. Dec.
T. s75.00o.
Cyrus f. Clspp and w NJ. 2. Clapp to
Joseph II. Eglar. lots and Q. block 1o7.
Woodland Park sup add. Dec. T. $500.
Ella F. Pontius 10 Mary. Pickering Phil
lips, lots to 3. block Is supl plat Frank
Ponttus' add. Dec TO- s. Coo
James Clancy to Il. Mehime. sw sec a
tip 23. l. i6e acres. Aug. l. 800.
Mary Vernon and husband, w. H., TO
Lucetta 4. Spencer. lot 81 block II. Gil
man Park. Dec, s. $50.
VIM. l.. f.. Graefe ct ux. to G.. Havers,
lots and s, sec %. tp 81. s. 81 acres, Sept
4, 81.
Mary j. Dambarat and hush. Felix. to
Melhime, lots and g. sec 6. tp %, 9, Sept.
Il, $125.
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the reported pos-ponemeals Oh the sale .,
the Kansas Pacific. Preference stock OF
the reorgarixed lines were tsail oouSn1
here and for the corEinecr Srana iFenks
were strong. Mines were nrn- The Ieal-
ure was Anaconda, which auctuated v'o-
lensfy. rising on balance on cable from
the general manager ar ths mine stasshs
that the small shipments were due 10 re-
pairs Of the furnaces CSC. that there was
plenty OF ore ON nand. that Developments
show the ere TO be Of better grade. ana
estimating the shipments AZ laoN,ea
pounds. and those of January AZ l2e1,oa
The manager also has no reason 10 DOUBT
that this years results will be as GOOD as
last years. Such telegram coming close
on the recent cable reports, creates sem
salion on the stock exchange, and caused
strong comments to be made
BreadstuMs.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. A.-Exch snge clos
ing: No. red estern winter wheat steady,
IS gid: No. / red Northern spring steady.
7s Sid
Corn-Spot American. mixed. tirni. IS
g$d: December steady. SIS Sd, January,
IS iSd: February steady. IS SD bid.
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Notice is hereby given of the following
changes in the aids tn navigation in the
Thirteenth lighthouse district:
Coast of Oregon-Columhia River light
vessel.--Light vessel No. 81. which was
temporarily placed off the entrance to the
Columbia river while light vessel No. 20
is undergoing repairs. has gone adrift from
her station. and will be replaced as soon as
possible List of Light and Fog Signals.
Pacific Coast. 1891, page 90 and List OF
Beacons. Buoys and Day Marks. Pacific
Coast 1896. pages 80 and IL.
Columbia river har.-Peacock spit buoy
No, Ia, black frst-ciass can. was estah-
iished December 10, 1897. The bearings
(magnetic) are as follows: North Head
lighthouse. NV. X w: Cape Disappoint-
ment lighthouse, r. 4 w: Point Adams
lighthouse. Sc. by +. :. E. rhe buoy Is
moored I'm thirty feet of water and marks
the southern edge Of Peacock spit.
Strait of Juan de Fuea. Washington
Point Wilson buoy. No. g. a red frst-class
nun. has gone adrift from its position of
the foul ground off Point Wilson 1t will
he replaced as soon as practicable. List of
Beacons, Buoys and Day. Marks. Pacific
Coast. 1896. BY order OF the lighthouse
board. JNO. +. MERRELL,
Commander u. s. Navy. Lighthouse In
spector.
Office OF Inspector Thirteenth Light
house District. Portland Or. Dee e. 1897
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A PILGRIMAGE TO IRELAND.
Plans for n Visit ON the Anniversary
of the Rebellion of sOS

New York Sun
The Irish rebeilian of 1898 Is generally
considered to have begun on May 10 In
that year and closed month later with
the battle Of Vinegar Hill on June p. The
first date marks the arrest OF Lord Ed
ward Fitzgerald. and though the rebellion
continued after the defeat of the patriot
forces. II has become customary to sneak
OF the war of '9s as beginning In Nav and
ending in June. On April % last the first
formal meeting was heli in this citv 10 ar
range for pilgrimage from this country
10 Ireland next year Ia celebrate the one
hundredth anniversary of the patriot up-
rising in Ireland. The expense Of the
round trip Is to he $3.50 as now provided
for and is to include two and one-haIf
weeks absence from the city.
On the ninth day after leaving New
York the visitors are to arrive I'm Queens
town. The tenth day IN to include an ox.
cursion 10 Blarney castle On June 2, IN.
members II the Irish centennial celebra-
uon committee expect 10 hold anniver-
sary celebrations On Vinegar Hill county
wexford. IN commemoration OF the birth
day OF Theobaid Wolfe Tone. the four
der Of the Society OF United Irishmen II,
~ likely that this date the anniversary
of the battle OF Vinegar Hill viii and IA
Vor with the Joint associations and Tho,
Vinegar Hili will be the scene Of the n,,,-
ctpai demonstration. II go the pilgr,m-
age Will he ready 20 leave Cork on The
eleventh day from New York en- route IN
county Wexford. via FerTnoy. Iismora
ana wexford city. on the fourteenth d,y,
me party will leave Waterford via New
Ross Tor wexford town. spend the dav
mere; ana proceed In the evening Ia Duh
I'm The fifteenth and sixteenth davs a..
10 he spent IN Dublin and at avo,dsta
Tara and its vicinity On the sevor,os,,.,,
DAY after breakfast the main marty u,tii
nisband IN Dublin This viii cnr,;s.a
what ~ described as the patriotic nIiyr,,,,0
age but leaving Dublin. some ~ ~,
tourists VIII take the opportunity % ,.ssr,
other farta Of Ireland. extending ,hair
' ua'eis 20 the northern and western nor.
RI ' 90 .ne island. as the case may no
ne pilgrimage VIII be- .he frat NJ the a.,
made from America to Ireland "''''
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a remarkahfe discovery ba.
IN the Musee dc PeinturA. in ,ns s,..
bIusseis. In the year 1876 the ps,,.,a.
government bought for no franz. -
tare attributed 10 peeter Rruaphel a. Pis-
caiaeo fioiien- Braeghei' flss.- lsgs, 49,
SshiihK the fan Of the rebel angels ,ra.,,
turas ~ ~ a. me new ordering of the p,e-
lures IN ~ the painting was sscyths.. -
the Flemish artist Hferor,,-r.,.. '.su 20
uf-- aaas, During the preSen, vaa
Irrsh arrangement Of the so,lec,to,
Undertaken. and when the p,c.nrs @
taken out OF the frame on which ,he
OF bosen vas Inscribed Prof. Wauters AZ
=, , $50 =, INC very bottom Of the painttn.
w small and scarcely legftla ehara.,H.s'
the inscription .'f,eveeei .tatx,s.. Its Its
~ Is thus evident that 1t IL a work 80 -.
olo l.ee'sr Brueghei. the so-callsa ..ps1.'
eta-B ueehei' fl52o-lls). whose r,,..,,sa.
are extremely rare. p'Stures
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General Quotations.

General Quotations.
Ffour-Receipts. Am barrels: exports
Il, as barrels; dull and noninaIiy lower
winter siraighss A.5efffee; Minneapolis
patents ssinfiss -.
whea;-Receipts. Isl. 7s5 bushels: exports
IAaSs bushels. spot weak: No red Sc
on sullish Illinois state report small
Northwestern receipts and steady English
cables bat finally broke under weak
estimate. closing %ffise net lower: No 2
red. May sz3.FIs9 s-i6c closing al s2ssc-
Corgl-Recep1s - 20 bushels. exports
i@s ~, bushels, spot. quiet; No. 2. 337sc.
FFops-SteaAy
Wuol-F3rn but quiet
Cores~options closed dun. 20 10 points
net lower: sales. $50 bags. Including
March 5 <ssI5ssr spot coffee Rio. quiet !.
mild quiet. rorfova sf-sfi5c.
Sggar-Rsw strong; fair refining. 3fzc;
centrifugal. - ;est sc; refined. strong
Metals.
Conditions 81 he metal ma rket fail 70
Show sny marked change certainly no i'm
proves TAe New York metal exchange
calls the ularket for rig iron warrants cas-
ter at IS ~ BID and S. ~ asked
C0pper-uull al sloS hid and ST. asked
Tin-DuII m s11ss hid ana sI1s asked
Speltsr-DHI a. s. y hid and 81 asked
Lesd-Stszdy at sas7iz BID ard ss.77fs
asked.
The firm that Sxss the price FOR miners
and ssnsiters calls the market Tor lead dull
M e 81
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. Dec. If-wheat-No. bl
stem, 15i-c: No. I club. 1ei2c-
san FRANCIsCO Markets.


BreadstuHs.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 4.-wheat Is
easy. Chicago Is lower and foreign mar
kets are weak. There Is not much doing
There is a better feeling in harley. and
choice feed Is higher. There are plenty OF
oats here and not much demand. with
Flour-Nel cash for family extras. s55a
AS: bakers extras. Asc44io-
Wheat-shipping. 80 for Ne. and
Rarley-Feed. s7lsGscc: brewing. SO
oats-Poor to fair. n-os; good to choice.
81 laisall7l- milling, sLe7,4al: l2i.: Sur
prise 81 sal %: black. for seed. H.Sal-N:
red. $1.35dI.ta
Flour. quarter sacks. 5.272; wheat. CEN
tals SIS: do Oregon so: beans. sacks. -:
corn, centals, i.0sD potatoes. sacks, 3o65;
onions. sacks 81; bran. sacks. go: mid
Il: hides number. es4: ratSins. boxes. ,4ss;
quicksilver. TASKS. s.: wine. gallons. iS. 100.
Closing Quotations.
whea,-ouiet: December. N.4o4: May.
Ss74
Ccrn-Large yellow. e5Gs7ac.
Bran-N.a1s.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring. Nevada. l1a1sc;. Oregon.
12miic; fail. Southern coast lambs 1ffsc;
San Joaquin lambs 7Isc; Northern lambs
laeflac; mountain lambs. Ianl2c: San Joa-
anin Plains. 7asc: Humboldt and Mendo-
Hops-old crop. nominal: new crop. 10
Gi4c.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Milistuffs-M iddlngs. $a6oO per ton.
Gls: oat. siOdls: best barley. sloGI2; alf-
alta. $S79.5 30: clover. SSfT9.50 stock. $S19:
compressed wheat. sleaii; straw. per bale.
500 f0c.
Vegetables-Early Rose potatoes. 3s6ssc
per GENITAL; river Burhanks. 4od zoe per CEN
tall river reds 35d4oc per GENITAL: Salinas
sweets 500 &c per Genital n siwerskin onions
$l.506fi. Is per GENITAL; garlic &c per 10:
green peas. 4a1sc per ID: string beans. sgsc
' Ease q pss 5 sss sSs ch
aIse per ID: dried okra. i2,galse per ID:
S. sPpss eS per ssn , esr
barrel: grapes. ordinary. adaoc per box:
pears. Bartlett. 75c1A per box; ounces 20
aioc per box: persimmons. 2saesc per box:
lines. repack. s2a3;. common California
lemons. 50cdsl2s: choice California lem-
ons. si75d225: bananas. sla2 per bunch;
Butter@Faney creamery. asa2slsc: do Sec
onds. 24d2sc; fancy dairy. &c; do seconds.
Cheese-New. ll4ai2c; old loa1lc: Cali
fornia cream cheddar. Haze; Young
America f2Gl3c: Eastern, 12m1tc.
Esgs-Store. California, 2saesc; Eastern.
liG2Gc.
Poultry-Turkey gohbIers 10G1ic: turkey
hens 10I1lc: old ROSTERS s.. sal, Young
ROSTERS ss.5064: small hroilers. 81. 0G3:s 5.
large broilers S3.50G315: fryers $s.50al4:
hens Sat 81: old ducks. %: young
ducks Ss.s91451: geese, 81 256150 per pair:
gosiings 81 2sGl.75; old pigeons. 81; young
pigeons. sI25qi1.5o.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. AS3h;
sterling on London. sight. Sass
Financial.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intslligencer.
TATOOSH. Dec 1T n. m.-Rarometer.
- 10: clear: wind east. twenty miles Ass
ed out. steam schooner Lakme. at $50 a.
m: ship Elwell. In tow of Pioneer. al III
n m: ship Louis Walsh. in tow OF Sea
Lion at Ills. Passed in. a ship. az lo;4S a:
m: a steamer AT y. m: steamer CITY or
Puehla at 2:0 p. m. ship in tow or Pi-
oneer, at las p. M: tug Sea Lion. al y
y. m.
PORT ANGELES. Dec. IA p. m.-Ba-
rometer .aA; clear: calm. Ship Spartan
and bark Morse in the harhor.
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NEW YORK NARkFJS
The Stock Exrhanx

NEW YORK re-> ,s-TAsrs ~-a. ~
POSITION TO-DAY on ire part - hols@rxs AZ
s'ecsS 20 re&lizs pyofi; on Central ps@tsr
sn9 Ire bears helped along TIE reaction ky
Tree sffaFt selling There mere one mr. tao
exec optional instances ~ strength in .ha
tnAFkef. aE3 ssFsass covering IN shorts before
tn close by siugfi bears 50 that re nas
oeeIiaes 10 moi indicate the extreme fan In
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% 'SN SYNOPSIS.

A short spell OF clearing weather has ap-
reared In the Northwest. The temporal
ture has fallen since yesterday. Rains
have occurred today at most stations The
barometer has been rising.
Seattle-Maximum temperature IS deg:
minimum. IL. mean. A. Weather, partly
cloudy Rainfall twenty-four hours. DIS
inch Rainfall in past thirty days. l49I
inches.
G.. n. SALISBURY. Observer.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK pec 1.-THE Evening
Posts London financial Csbisgraru says:
Tire stock markets here f5s:ay were quiet
huf nru. Americans We're the strongest
market for much % ths day bat the close
Was easier, with Caioa Pacific lower On
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41slkksa-f 5f H.
Eggs-F!rrn.
TIE following prices are oefnE 81 -
20 the producers by local dealers 10 -.
livery IN round lots on the COCK o' III 'ne
car at Seattle. ,.s
Craln-Pu..e sound oats. So; barley. ~
Der roa. wheat chicken feed. 81. bran, si~'
shorts, sl5.so. corn. sis.
Hay-Puget sound hay. g par ton: Last
tern Washington timothy. siz
Hides. Peits snc Taiiow-Heavy sansu
steers. over % his, &c; medium. per 20. p.
light, under ~ Tbs. &c per 10; heavs
cows. 81; hight. &c: sailed kips, sQS' ~
cali, per 10. &c: green hides. le less thaa
sailed dry hides. per 10. srloc. cu III ~
above. one-third less: dry elks. per , ~;
Ize; dEy deer skins summer. per To- 49,
300 winter. iedisc: poor and ihln "Iu a,s.
t0ee. sheep pelts. long wool. iSu 20. IT,.
uEB wool. SGs5c: wool Westr-h !" aSian Is.
ton. cleaned. IOQi2c: dirty. sSsc per i0'
tallow. zfzIec
ESss-Frsssh ranch. DC. ,sea
Bntter-Fresh rareh. lyElIc: GARY, AH@
1e. creamery. zli.fs1s;i3c.
Pouliry-Chickens sGfsisc per 10. hss
Welsat; turkeys, fiftfiIzc.
. Live stock--Cholce beef cattle. cows.
Tsz1~Ssc; steers. 3t3ize: choice sheep. ~.
Eood hogs, &c: calves. dressed. large a.
SNAIL &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-15

Ssvensy-two cents was the ruling quota
ton for waiia Waila and &c for valley
and bluesten.
C-leared-Britfsh steamer HysUH. for
MarselIies, with tss - bushels of wheat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-15

MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES
We have the latest and most complete
lines ln the city at the Treen Shoe Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-15
PORTLAND WHEAT MtRkrr

PORTLAND De. a-wheat wes ,rask
e. today as5a a. aASsRe sasi broad Axs ay.~
fcss Nssts'sH ta Ssa,s AssaE agss aug s.ssrsrT
sasSs failed tS ~; az4cG lie In the marie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-15

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL: oes, fanuv
hotel In the state: excellent rooms: an
modern improvements: no bar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-15

The Daily Poss-fn,eliiRencer Is now IN
sale Ia ortiand. Or. 81 Rich Bros "a
Morrison street. Pog,Iand Hotel news
First street