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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
Friday, Feb b.

: - =
SPANS queen regent has signed the
so.called reform plan for Cuba.
Lawson, the Swede, broke Donoghue's
skating record at Washington. y, :. 4: y:
i Tenant farmers in Iowa will boycott
landlords accused Of oppression. =
Canadian cabinet officers are in
Washington seeking free trade with
this country. J MS :s ,s.*.= -s s s.:
A North Dakota pig lived 81 days
under q snow drift and was rescued
little the worse for wear .ss u: :*G@
The Echo de Paris says that fighting
has occurred on the frontier Of Siam
between the French and :Siamese. ssz s
Charles Rad bourne, the noted base,
ball player, for many years pitcher of
The Boston and Providence National
league clubs, died at Bloomington,
His. Of paresis.
Justice Richardson OF Chicago has
held Wong Chin Foo, editor 81 The
Chinese Daily News md president OF
hesIsague Of Americanized Cinnamon.
! to the criminal court on 4. charge of
being the keeper Of = gambling house.
- AltIsY THIS GIRL QUICK.
sss 7 Isawsins y our paper that a 4 8 year
old boy made 81. rs the first hour. he
worked selling the Perfectio Metal
TipLampWic ordered 10 sample
and went to work and the first week
cleared 81 the second week I cleared
sSl expect to- run up to S25sa week
in the near future, as the Perfection
Metal o Lamp makes such q
beautiful white light and does away
with smokey chimney and bad odor
andssaYes oil is easy to sell /.
syouWish to try it send IS two cent
stamps to Miss ritz, Station
81 Lonis, 81 8. md shes viii send
you sample cuff ood way
no me- ke mona around home
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FrldAy. Feb. &.

The house devoted the day to pension
bills, passing 50.
In the senate the Nicaragua canal de-
bate proceeded without definite eonclu-
sion. The pension calendar was cleared,
about so bills being passed Richard r.
Kenney Of Delaware was sworn in a.
senator. His scat will, however, b con-
tested, it il said.
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Wednesday Feb. 8.


KNUEBu8yS F6Ds T.
The Nicaragua canal bill was further
debated in the senate Mr.. Wins adding
another day to his speech making record.
The immigration bill was recommittsd to
conference.
In the house the District Of Colum bia
appropriation bill occupied most of the
time,
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S. oUNxO3yb O1n01fy TO- r
The Aouse passed the agricultural ap-
leopriation bill, with proviso compel
Ing the secretary Of agriculture to dis
kibuts sesds. The senate was not in SEES
don. i ssa: sS5ss$;sa L $3.50
Nsnday, Feb. 1. 90
The Nicaragua canal bill occupied tho
lime OF the senate except that spent in OK
Icutive session. A vote was prevented by
senators Villas and Daniel They dis
Manned any desire to fiibuster, bat want
ID full discussion. -. e.. -. Z
1t was suspension day in the house and
many bills were passed, though none Of
more than local Importance Tho diplo-
matte and consular bill was taken up at
100 and fair progress made
Tuesday, Feb. ..
The feature of the senate session was q
1sry spirited debate on the conference re-
port on the immigration bill Mr. Gibson
OF Missouri opposed the report and Mr..
Lodge defended it. After two hours
struggle the report went over and tho
Nicaragua canal bill was taken up.
The diplomatic and consular bill was
passed by the house and considerable
progress made with the District of Column
bin bill. Resolutions arranging for the
formal canvassing of the electoral vote of
the last presidential election on Wednes-
day, Feb. 10, were adopted
Wednesday Feb. 3.
After brief parliamentary struggle in
the senate late in the afternoon the friends
Of the Nicaragua bill we, G unable to hold
, quorum and sit out the obstruction
to that measure. MIR. Villas continued his
speech in opposition, this being his third
successive day. The senate agreed to the
house resolution fixing Feb. 10 for the GER
smony Of counting the vote for president
and vice president before the two houses
Of congress.
The contested election case of Cornett
against Swanson, from the Fifth Virginia
district occupied the attention of the
house during the day. Swanson, the Dem
ocratic contesteee, was seated.
Thursday, Feb. 4.
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DoHaREss1oUAI ETWs Summary

Saturday, danuary 20.
The Aouse passed the agricultural ap-
leopriation bill, with proviso compel
Ing the secretary Of agriculture to dis
kibuts sesds. The senate was not in SEES
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

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sfa an = ys.os.a T.a ssss
e , al; 9s,Sssr
s: :: III m: 4. T. : a s +:
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sss. sss s 81 S. 4. s s jay
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Fam; s9a Har. sa sa =. tons s s
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:1s I'D ~ i 81: = rssr: Fs &c.,
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FIX . l Eas.ss s
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$500 FL =, s
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P ssa Bs =. M ions fssa aE
1 S Msa aans An ok soas Fass ss sss oossT
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Mars A P sem 1a M sos Port Gamble October
:. :sIs ahssss
as "a sem IONS Ies angus.
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s.. ssss n = "a. s9 i1 s
Westminster June 20
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S * i II lie s. . fsssss ss i ss;sn
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Sss1 ss$s, - : t. 5 sss'a . Roads ssy q
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SEATTLE October %
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

There was no change in the local market
Saturday.
Jobbing Quotations.
=, Ihs following were the wholesale prices
Ia the local market Saturday.
sugar. q sour anu coffee.
;, Sugar ooeoing,-Golden CO. In sa.s. per
cry graduated. in opls per is. ssc cube,
'1s i,,l powdered, &c: spo, cash prices;
H@; Novelty A. $40: California brands.
ass: Gold Drop A.5o. Tyee. $3.50: buck
ham ,s p.f sp, go Per ~. =. 90, >. a
sws., rye -four. per nSl sl5a. or ia-iS sacks.
49, per cwt; rye meal. per Dbl, 81. o:
per cwt. g. 70. rolled oats. per Dbl. ssi5.ss:
cwt. S.. =; faxed wheat. $50 per case;
S mn9ss w ,n,, -four. per cwt, S@: pearl
s.Ee. corn meal. yellow. les. SO; sos. 81 ss:
white. los. ITO: 50s, siD; baked honalny,
DOS. "a: kegs. as
90 nee ooobingl-Green---Mo Mocha. per 10,
&c, Java. per 10. 2sd2sc; Costa Rica,
snoicey per 10. 24c. Roasted-Arouckle'
IN ies-is cases per cwt. sl2i5: 6e-lb cases.
Per per- ews 81 ss-ia eases; per ewt. Agss;
Alden Mocha. s7Isc: caracoia. &c: Qua
,, ten 2le; ground coffee, IsaaOe: Lion.
AUS, =. "a: Sos Nss5;; sss. He.2.
Meats. Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meals 0obeingl-cow beef. 5asisc;
10: pork. eiac per 10: veal. &c per 10.
Prosisions Gobaing}-Eams. large. Ike:
d hstns. small. Lac: breakfast bacon. 1Sc:
Fresh Fish uobbing,- Halibut. saic:
salmon, iqsc: salmon trout, Sc; founders.
s+xu4c; soiss &c; rock cod. sc; black bass.
&c, perch. 5isU+c. mountain trout. l2ixQ loo;
shrimps, 1oc.
butter. ~.4eese. Eggs and Poultry.
5u:.er-Ranch. la9l5c: fancy dairy. In
squares. lsasc: Washington creameries
s-lb prints, 2sne5c
Cheese uohbing,-Native Washington.
ieul2c; New York l2l9c
Eggs 0obhingl-.Eastern. l5dI1sc; strictly
Pouisry-Dressei chickens, llisc; tur-
l seys dressed. l5c per 10; ducks. ss.5e14 per
Vegetables aud Fruit.
Potatoes 0o5bing>-New potatoes. $SGi2
per ton.
Vegetables ftohhrvl-Onlons silver
skins. 81 sSGiso per 100 lbs; beets. soc per
sack; cabbage, Sac per lb: carrots. acc. hot
mouse lettuce. 40c per dozen: tomatoes.
wa 5tc per box: Sacramento sweet pota-
LIS. "''' p'' =" Tvs Ae''sa s"ee's' s'p
Green Fruits (iobbing)--oranges. $sQl,
lemons, fancy California, s.; selects, S2as
2so; choice 70 fancy apples, 75cuN; COM
mon apples ad5oc: bananas. saus..5: Cal
ifnrnia cranes. s5m'5c per crate: Eastern
s13isc per ID: cranberrles S. 5o6i9 per bar
rel, s. per box; pears. 75casl per box.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay Gobbing)-Puget sound. per ton,
$lo; Eastern Washington timothy. $l3; aif-
Oats tjobbins)-sl9a0
Wheat-S24mS
Barley Gobbing) -Rolled or ground. per
ton. &21.
Corn-whoie. 80; cracked. So. feed meal,
ton. 81. bran. $li; shorts. N7.
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7'7- -----'- ------4-----s-
Notice tn Mariners.

The branch photographic office. customs
mouse. Fort Townsend. Wash will ftfrufab
on application. free OF charge. fun infoY-
rnaion regarding the following notices TO
Azores, San Miguel island. alaroa hay
distinguishing mark
>, Brazil Aoroihos island. alteration In
California. Humboldt, bay entrance. al.
teratioa IN position of rear range Uvhf
Celeoes southwest coast. shnais 1arth
and '>SAe' ISL
Ceylon Colombo. amended position q,
agat at extremity Of Northeast break
Chile To;oralilo bay amended nos,,.on
aaf aepth over ZoraidA rock
Enstand. south coast. The Solent. intend
ed isSht on Egypt point
,h-ngls1d. west coast, I>ongships. fog bell
discontinued.
. ireland east eosst. CarlIngfors Tough
HFee5oTe, buoy ruooyed 10 mark Hair.ir
ro.k. experimental Ugh, on scar buoy.
java north coeSt. Cherioou approach
aalenaed and additional particulars OF
hEhfNessel eastward Of Tanah reef
Maine. Muscle Ridge fslarIs fg.shi,-
Hight on Two Bush Island
Nova Scotia. Cane Breton island. north
IVES coSst. range lights on Caveau point.
Phihnplne islands. Iuzon Manila nasA,.
Ing iight On West dixie replaced by a fIxsa
light ~ 7" aASa
Portugal. west coast. saakea roek of
Care Sines ~ "A
sunken wreck near North carr rocks VI H.
South Carolina Per- ROYAL soiina en-
trance watch e32y marking position Of
Merfsrs Industry liFhtvessel
virginia. Hampton reads rsFrxay htsos-.
ground N''"@'7
Wales was. coast alteration IN -4as,.to-
CT C&r1Srvors Bay iishtvessel
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VESSELS BOUND IN.

TO columb. mort
""S~ '~"'' 1e7"""''"
nster
Peterson townsend August,
vfctora. August
Puset sound
xSss he Witt Chi r $50 sydnsy
Ahncs a isigh Rockies Br sh -
nn ohnsen Am schr ia tons San Francisco
Bessie K stannard 90 tons Michael ~
Puget sound sunni" november
tons ga aquiLP
rcooema Ns Am bk. at ~
CIV nevs Am hk goo Honolulu
Canada Am Blk,
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATOoSH. Nov. IA D. m-Barometer.
VIC; cloudy; wind south five miles. Pass
ed out. tug Car. at 10 A. M; tug Tacoma.
q. ~ a. m Passed In. steamer City of Pu-
ebia- al ls:I5 r. m. schooner Spokane In
TOW OF tug Tacoma. al 3:i5 D. M
,NEAH BAY. Nov. IA .. m-Partly
CLALLAM BAY, Nov ia D. M
Cloudy. calm
PokT ANGELES. Nov. III y. m-Ba-
rometer @.ll; light rain: wind east, four
mites. snip Louis Balch In the harhor.
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year than last This IL IL part due 20 the
Sclniag sorwsrd OF the Gotten traffic. de-
ss9Feo OF yellow fever guarantees. 20 an
hlgAer prizes for w1ea; and 20 the heavy
movement OF soft coal. The increase in
earnings OF the b5suaatnous coal roads for
the first week in November run from %
u ~ sssF eeaE ard ever
Confidence Is felt Ia the outlook in THE
money market. which continues easy. The
payments 10 the government by the Union
f'aeinc REORGANIZATION committee, which
nave already amounted 10 Ss,24 SIS, have
created 20 ripple in the money market.
owing 20 the arrangement for depositing
the payments IN national banks. which
deposit A9Sern1svuE ssyfasfS IN SsrrSS2onut ing
amounts ~ Washington as security. The
sague measure. Il IS fsls. will prove equally
erlcacsous in preventing any furry al tho
TINE OF the payment Of the remaining
amounts dtie-
Trading in low-prtced railroad bonds has
been active and prices have advanced
from 30 points liz many cases, Total
sales, s. $50 COO
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
ur~aassue..


SAN FRANCESCA Nov. s.~Floar-
.sn,sly extras. s4.'s9i.sa. bakers extras.
wheat-saiprlns Is quotahle q, s,as
per GENITAL for Ne. and 1.s2as for choice.
milling wheat. s.. sssi1.ssts
Bss =. III d SSssss'ee per csntsl' brew
oass-roor l. fair, si.ess. -. 10 per GENITAL:
good TO choice Sl.izt@sGl ISIS; fsncy ;esd.
N.aSsf.sS per GENITAL. stray sifassi.fS: mill
ms, si.lasil.I5; Surprise, 81 zos Is. back
xor seed si.SSas i-Ss' red sl.saSai.sd.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING S2osfz3 80: bran. sls
Gis.5a
Hay-wheat. si2als. wheat aal eat, sIies
IL: oss. sIeEi2; best barley, Sse&st2; Alfalfa.
S82&.ssl. clover sS8iA. stock, Sskfs. cam
pressed wasas. $l-ssii. straw. pea hale,
Vegetables Esrlv Rose potatoes saSSc:
river B,FnAnks, SS&s9ac; river reds. -
q Pse Salinas Fairbanks Ses TX; Mer-
&l.5s; pickle onions. ts'St1sc: cueumbers.
5safoSc; garlic. s65s4c rsr pound. green
peas, SC. tomatoes. ss*sS5cs greea peppers,
@eSac ger box: egg plans, S5sfsac per box;
green okra. .09tsSc per box Lima beans.
-tTstSS Per pound.
Fras,--Choice apn,es. ss1sse per box:
common snpise Ssessqr per box, straweer-
chest; eranherries, S1SlS per harreIs or
binary grapes. 1sss4tc per nex. Isabella
grapes. ee&sg5c per box. peaches. 0cti<i per
sfsse per box; plans, 15stssc per box. peme-
Sranstes. aesf<lc per box ounces, $3.50
per aaS: oranges. nsw nsyaEs, s$.Sessi; Mex
lean lines. repack. Ss.sastS, common CALI
foynia lemons s5csfsi. choice California
lemons szgs 80: bananas. SQ2, pineap-
pies. si,5ons.
Baitsr-Fansy creamery; s;osss; sec
&c; picked. aasac: tlrkin. isallc.
Cheese-New. 1:ais,se: old. l1aiie; Cali
fornia cream cheddar nsii2c: Young
Anna 81 Ass- Is -. a..
era, Iedi2c
Eggs-store. nominal: fancy ranch. $40
4lc; Eastern, iS023c; duck, sc.
Poultry-Liya turkey hens. il&1i2e per
pound; i've turkey gohslers. isalse. roes-
areilers. small; $. .stsa; hroilsrs, large. s9.75
old. S5ea4.5o: ducks. Young. S.5eUtsc:
geese $50: goslings. S.2Sai 20: pigeons.
old. sSQAc; pigeons, young. A.ssULso.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks. s.2aa: wheat, GEN.
tails. 1866; wheat, Washington, S.s2a. bar
1000: beans. sacks. Leo: corn. eentals, 5s5:
rye, centais. $50: potatoes. sacks, .5an; on
Ions. sacks. los; bran. sacks, 30, Washing
ton. 1880; mid'llings. sacks. IN: hay, tons.
go: straw. tons. s: wool. bales, Is: hides.
number. SIS; rassins. boxes 4,oTn; aueksll-
Yer. TASKS. l29; wine. gallons, 1920; bran
dy. gallons, 5,lsi; buckwhea,, sacks. 20.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Quiet and steady: December,
G.ii%; May. 1855.
No barley
Corn-Iarge yellow, asgissIsc.
Bran-sIS0cIii50
Wool and Hops.
Snring wecls-NevaSa u4f2e: Oregon,
13I1fc: Northern, l44iec. Fal! woods.
- aerr 9asi evriS sSsse; Saa iet n
lambs, seJSc; Northern lambs, fe6li0isc:
mountain. loffig: San Joaquin plains. 7efac:
Humboldt and Mendocino, i5ui5isc.
Hors-New. 12ui4c. old. nominal.
Money and Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. $.s3s.:
do sight. $780,.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,, 567s Drafts-Sight .... 11is
Mex. dolls .4eui6iAl Telegraph :. =. 20
Nfiususx
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He Claimed the Ron4


II don't believe quite under1tnn
contention" said the judge to fhis
eiist who had lodged the complAi0f
seems that the prisoner Ii a hotoo r
that he was moving q small ffamo
at the time of the trouble, end m
ran into the house. ] can't 50 ~
Tense he has committed" III
honor" protested the bieyciist.
nay bell when was half htn6H
aud he paid no attention 10 Il.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE Nov. is~saflsd-schr
Charles r. Faik. Can't. Andersen, win
lumber for San Pedro. Arrived-Srhr
Mary h Russ. Cant. Assmussen, ifreen
for. San Francisco.
HooUiAM. Nov. I2-salIed-For San
francisco schr G. T. Hin and schr RUIZ
cousins. from Hoqutam; schr Neptune
and schr Ivy from Aberdeen. str pal Sorta
from Cosmopo.is Arrived-Fron san
Francisco. schr Defender. for Aherdeen.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Ftna uctmt.

TOSD0N. Sov. l7.-consols liz 1918.
silver eezzd
NEW YORK Nov f2-The Evening
Posts f4onfor financial esbisgrafn rays:
The stock markets we're Quiet but FIRM to-
day Americans were koosls bns the close
a fraction under the best. The broker WHO
IL a bah on Americans ara whore official
duties were referred 10 la yesterdays Ca
Bile failed To-Day.
Money In dis7lctiy easy. Thls is partly
Qua % tbs release Of 20 40 pounss la ia
yaBsse MONEY from the Park OF England
There Is dlsflnet Increase ga the amount
Of American bills offered.
ur~adsta3s.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. Is.-CioAs. Wheat
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THROUGH NINE sTATrs

The Northwestern Line comprise. ,ve-
aa miles q perfectly equipped raI1wav
II HEnois. Iowa, Wisconsin. Michigan.
Minnesota. Ser'a Dakota. South Dakota.
Nebraska and Wyou'lng. Il operates N.
finest tra8rs IL tire world The ss~sfcA -
Chicago. Milwaukee arc AL IRE nrtr~srsa ,
cities 81 The East and Southeast carnos
lie SURPASSED Insist or having vnsz- tlrse.
VA The Sorth-WsSeern +" p ". Parker.
commercial Agent. ss First avenue. seat
- 49,
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IS SID $1,000
corn-Spot. American r.,v.1
IS sd; November, uui>& -
err ~ ssnll AZ "a nd =
les Sd. W101e4 l
les. Gus ce4G {
London wssl ne,a.
LONDON. Nov. n-TAer> ,....'43
gun 81. - ior wool during ths vsss@
Sie aisaness WAS done. ~. D
eaNess took few parcels ~ S<l
arrivals 20 date for the ~xsn .ss5
begins November g ara -
New Se4yh Wales. ls'Sx h.SS2zl
land. NO.. Victoria. x&S. ~. i
liz, IN@; West Australia n
ls2i New Iealart. SessB: cans -
3nd Natal. iAsia. an axrrvrs - e.
bales including li.ssa hsiss 49,
Nine tickets 10 the rich 80. r.;
being given away hy tn
gencer. which allows won ~ -
stake at the same time. ~ zi
race II not. send to the -
fer blanks. l.!
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The barometer IL hlsh q
the Pacific slope. but rain ccntiuu6
ealities OF the Northwest. whero
perature is low for the seasUn- ~
CURED At Ninnemucca. New. M
Seattle-~Today's maximum teeon&
=. minimum temperature. 81; nnam6
pcrature. 40. weather. cloudy.
q. N. SALISBURY. O.
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PORTLAND. Nov. 3-wheat-weak
and lower; Walla Walla. T3d7ic; blue stem.
s5c; valley, 76c per bushel.
Cleared-Brfish sniu kinro-shire for
Havre with fS. $50 bushels Of wheat; Brit
ish bark Daeca. for Queenstown, with
5l.sl2 bushels of wheat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-15
General quotations.

F'lour-Reeeiats si.sl5; exports. l7.s4s bar
r@ls aa1feG hgt slsa~v- Mianea rgiia p4feref..
E6. bakers. a. 2aSf4. 80: winter pstents.
e ss<f5 - winter strAights. sssEI4 %
wheat-Rsceipts. 70 100; exports, u. Es
bushels. Spot arm. No. red. ss5sc. OPP
lions opened weak under bsarish cables,
Induced os niThsf Northwestern snarKefs
ard cI0s~et trn 80 Ac advance TO lie Dr.
cline. latter in May.
May @6As F3%ac closed s@i&e. DscA her
Ess49T a-isc: closed az ss-sc
Hops-S,eady. state. common 10 choice
fess crop sfisc: 1885 crop. TSsc: 1877 crop.
i8lsic: Pacific coast. fss- crop, afsc: fsts;
crop ssssc; 1881 crop. ia4isc; London mar
ke<' sSGr.0s
wool-SJesdy: fleece, 2sTzic.
~-.tas ~~.- stead. fFnsts& closed T6-e ffA
c.o~Ae-f1psions opened quiet with prices
points higher. closed inactive 5u1a points
n~t a8NAJsee Sslss 3 - feez "a. including.
Te.ceFaaer Z ssse. March 49,
spot Cc!Tse~~Rio steady; Ne lnvotca
&c. No. joabsng. &c. mild dgil. cogaoya.
ss-sff4c-
suear-Eaw firm: fair refining, 2 Ersc.
centrifugal. 81 test, ls-ise; refined arm:
Standard A, Sac; cut loaf shsc. crushed
rsc: powdered. zAss xranalatAG. &c.
Metals.
Pig iroo--cpr.tet southern. Sc 9f51l %;
northern. SIC esss1zE
Ceppes~Dul3: brokers ia7sC
Lad feady. domestic, Ss.s9.
Tin piales-Easy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-15
Weekly Bank Statement.

The banks now hold s2i.'sS.lso in excess
the New YORK clearing house banks for
the week ending November u. viewed on
se,,.ral reswAs is decidedly tnsslvae-
tng. The loans, for instance, are reported
N;-sl.lR higher than the week previous.
whereas the loans Of sixty-four Of the six
ty-tiye banks 70. the Clearing House Assoc
cation have fallen OF no less than S.. 49,,
100, the decrease having been more than
offset by the increase of ss.4IS 80 reported
hy one large bank. which occupies prom
ineht position with reference ID the Union
Pacific settlement now pending. Just what
the heavy loan expansion indicates spe-
cifically Is hard TO determine. but that Il
IS involved in these settlements Is doubt
less true The same bank has Deposited
with the government something like 5000
90 or bonds 10 secure the Union Pacific
deposits, which further bears out this as
sumption Otherwise the business Of the
banks has not been so good, forty-two OF
the institutions. individually considered.
having deer ased their loans.
The item of deposit is also OF a misiead-
Ing character. and with one bank elimin-
ated. the loss for the week has betn s3.Sat-
200. Adding the Increase OF 81. 30 renort-
ed by this bank, the gain becomes s2.ss6.-
200. as given In the clearing house totals.
Here, too the Pacific payments are evil
dence. But treating the statement IN this
manner. considering the bank making the
greatest change apart from the rest, il is
found that the total loan OF $i.SSi, loo In
cash made by the banks Is To be credited
entirely 10 the sixty-four institutions. as
the bank reporting the heaviest expansion
in loans ami depoSits has almost nreclseiv
the same reserve carried the week previ-
Gus.
IS tho increase IN loans and deposits of
this institution were Identical II follows
that the sixty-four banks lost heavily In
loans, decreased their cash 1890. coo and
their deposits ss.s25. 200 The statement
thus treated does not balance. but that Is
all that can be made out of IL. The actual
facts are, that the banks are gaining
money and as interior institutions are
ts,e rv1pn'ied with cash. the chances for a
flrmer money market. even with the heavy
payments due the treasury. are glowing
less from day to day.
Exports aud ImpOrta.
The exports OF specie from the port OF
New York for the week amounted to
A.7ss In gold and $sl9 4iT in silver. The inn
ports were.
Cod s6li4: silver. sei.en3; dry goods.
N.3SI.563; general merchandise. Suisse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-15

Th@re'1 be a hot time for those min.
tickets 20 the gold f@ids. now being given
oai by thu Pogt-TnteIfs xerrNr