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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-09-30

healthy man. Germs go through the
healthy body without effect They are
hurried along rapidly and thrown OF before
thew have time to develop or increase Let
them once find lodgment or let them ind I11
weak spot, they will develop by the million million
and the blood will be full of them: Instead
of rich, life-giving properties, the blood VIII
be sluggish, putrid tide of impurity In
stead Of giving strength to the tlssues sns i
;nnntritious matter, and the man will
lose flesh. The more flesh he loses and the
weaker he becomes, the more susceptible
he<is to disease. His trouble Will oecome
complicated and serious consequences VIII
follow. DR.. Pierce's Golden Med1ca! DIS
coyerv is the only medicine that absolutely
and infa1libly cures all blood diseases, ana
almost all diseases are blood diseases. 1t
isn't medicine for some one particular
so-caIled disease It is a medicine tor the
zDhoze body It forces out all the germs OF
disease, replaces impurities with rlch, red
blood, feeds the tissues and makes strong,
healthy flesh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-06
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

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KNEW cs 4 ss ssss
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able asa demands
has rscoys7sa sersu. n.,
asns the eSFaig pos s. Soss s
hons. =,
Of coupeyns Fsanf
feet s.D;S t A
has BEEN soa by T ms W r,.As
oymp so, IONS has usn
ETs p @ o sA Ss as What's ha
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TUG E Boyd Wis nS .s
ESpratn of W oowag licenses officers a. 49,
olympia Anscea: II J. ne eoa%.s ana n:s::s
e ws poG NJ n Wa s mate fa sssed and "a
Jorsn olympia pon Within Is
n S0hn ana Tod PSs ogoa and wipa bay
sound wsss O. NJ Olsen
F. ssnasl 100 III
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n S , c y ss ayf a sss|,s s
were mere S to 9ss me & trouble saP a 9ss1hns s Nm
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dunn ter fer the % ssHsw rs t ssar rs ys %
@ Sssd Kingdom asvrs @ sa pss
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a a. Chartered A or a na h sprs for ba
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Yefea, IS ss s nSr reson art S n 81 Spon
@ slSsl an Nov aqs r e Allen
Tacoma Tinted Kasem
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-06
VESSELS BOUND IN.

With The sssya ..'s % h9 It, 5 s s nssn s'.
+ & 81 s.s;s WI, :::i s:;;'
ss s, $ 81 : IT. @ sss Ss August
i :s s:: sssi
easSsy S % & s toms IL sas' Taa s5s:s
ss s4 s 4 @ :s: s ., ,ss. @'s s
@ 4 iSss T:ss E = s ss: isa$ s:
g. Il; e.. ps $as.. SCUM.
B ssss s s p e % .a; - s:i9sss
Bsss S f. F. a iS': lisss f1 [
Ssi : IS s'ss & e. ssstsf @ ss
ss:. % s 5Is.;s s :ss$s November
s ny: a: T = :' a s$ss
Ess s9 s:$$.S. Il = s ,Ss. aiSs% a August
:sss5s s4ss; r - tons % r%
sssss 'rrsS R . lis ,sss Is a,5l
si H!ss h s. H. o.. s$ ss:s rs ama
is;s @ S r. % On :s E s:s ss s Nay
J$:s z:.s @ S a::::
}sss s.. fs s Am ' I: q tons S s ssa. s
!s R''ss ~ a e tom o., 4ssn:s.d Mo-,
kga Sr Flss S . l i$ Sss sii
f: Ss & - .ss s:5s; s a 9s';ia' August
I s s r. E a 3 .s f fss s 5sa Tacoma
e. S LIS T.. 3 Fer Ss ,.,.,n
Asss 1l5ss + sf; % hsssI ] no.
sfs e ss'2 KIN Sen s y is@. f f s
sssss n & q en- sa Es S . .ssss November
les?s' s.s5;s e. i f. ~. ,s 81 4.. ssssr
Sn:;fs an s - s saasd
s zs5i a 215 3. 81 ls;: June
ss: isa: Am ssa g ions s sas1 e f November
7 s.':; ol:s1 q g, 4: ssi e sssss
:;;: T E I:; 6; :..s @: Z;
% s.i:s n s b o. Sss :s 4 Ss;s: .-.~
Wiz { H s Il Ken; b a. i f.: ss;s
S.%s:s a.:5 Tssss a. J. III s fss a as:s
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n ,l today. Americans were steady. but
HISasss. pending President Mckinley's
message The tone was hopeful. The
continued fan In Indian exchange exci.es
attention Il is partly due to- purchase
OF SILVER. and 70 s3ticspasions Of the re-
sumption Of weekly council drawings.
Uruguay bonds Were better. a syndicate
having been formed TO take over the hold
ings.
Brcadstu6s.
LONDON, Dec 4-Wheat-Ths grain
market has been weak and declining.
buyers Indifferent Walia Walsa sellers
october and November wheat, prompt de-
nFery, asked SSs Sd, for January and
February they asked SIS. Sellers 81 Ar
genuine wheat. February and March, ask
ed SOS for steam and Sss sd for sail. In
Ola 3 wheats were nominal.
Flour was slow: mixed maize, Deem
Der was quoted at lis Sd. New maize,
January 70 April. was quoted at lss 81.
American barley was quoted at los landed.
Oats were uncertain: mixed clipped
oats. December and January, las It'd.
Cloaing Quotations
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 4-wheat-Spot No.
2 red Western winter, steady. IS sied: No.
! red Northern spring, steady, IS Sd
Corn-Spot American mixed, quiet. 81
nd. futures. quiet. December. IS sisd:
January. SIS l4d. February, IS Esd.
Fiour-St. Louis fancy winter. dull. los.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, firm.
"a 11li l5s.
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THE YUKON
COMP
= washington corporation. with q
capital OF 30. % .fss. offers 10
EQlt

capital OF si9.bs.ooe offers 10
eel passage from
SEATTLE TO
Oawson City and The Alaskan Gold Fields
Tor the SEASON Of lsss-
ms company will have three large, new.
Michael. AT ST. Micnasl shey vii connect
WIN large fast and eomsnoclous river
a., ,.'s 81. saial 70 the largest and finest
Vessels Will be frSt-ciass. with every mod
eIn convenience for comfort. The Com
ssay guarantees q comfortable. safe pass
Fare. $Sv,. including snea!s berthe and
sne transportation OF an outfit for each pas
s se1g. not exceeding one ton OF 1850
by this line the trip can be made vita
comfort In about one-nan the tine now re-
a s,.la aud al one-haif the expense The
ss.ls:amsn.ps are now building at Roaehs
onspyard. Chester. Pa. and will be ready
az me opening OF navigation In the spring
OF % tsss, There win be great rush The
ooass IN limited II Is important that those
ussirihg 10 avail themselves Of this line.
t Esa,a. nlsur.ng taelr reaching. the Gold
senEeS viii ne booked in the order their
tickets are purchased. and these sales Will
filed.
by this line the horrors OF the Skaguay
aHd Cnilkoof passes and the dangers of the
cahy On and rapids OF the upper Yukon are
avoided These pasAes are strewn with the
wrecks OF thousands of outfits and lined
WITH dead horses. Ii VIII cost double cur
charge TO get over either of these passes
and procure boats. to say nothing OF the
nsrdsnips and privafions 20 be endured and
the time consumed.
complete detailed list of an outfit OF
proVisions. clothing. tools, medicines. etc.
WILL De furnished on application at any
agency. This outft can be purchased In
az Seattle. Wash. Passengers should have
tneir outfits plainly marked with their
names nan and desLinaiion and gaoaid specify
hts can be shipped from any railroad sta
ton the United States care of THE w.
koN COMPANY; Seattle. Wash. This
Company only undertakes to transport pas
sengsrs and outfits from Seattle. Ii is 2 zoo
miles by sea from Seattle 10 st. Michael.
ana Laos miles by river from st. Michael
Tickets are now on sale at the following
places:
JOHN d. ARMSTRONG 4 CO., Bankers,
PfttsburS, Pa.
r.. Il. SCOTT,
Auditorium Hotel, Chicago, HI.
Also by all responsible Ticket Agents
OF the General Agent so7. SOS SEQ Betz build
Ing. Philadelphia: office OF the Vice Presi-
dent. German National Bank building,
Pittsburg. Pa; or at the office Of the Com
REFERENCE,
Moran Brothers Company, Ship and Steam
boat Builders, Seattle. Wash.
First National Bank; Seattle. Wash.
Puget Sound National Bank Seattle. Wash.
Washington National Bank. Seattle Wash.
National Bank of Commerce. Seattle,
Wash.
Boston National Bank. Seattle Wash
Seattle National Bank Seattle. Wash
Dexter Horton & Company. Bankers. Seat
tie, Wash
The German National Bank. Pittsburg.
Pa.
Tho Quaker City National Bank. Philadel-
phia. Pa.
Roach's Shipyard. Chester Pa.
Call upon or write to
>. q. NERl<ES, Agent,
22S Burke Building Seattle Wash
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= THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
OF Washington. IN and for the
s,sv o. King. III the matter OF the
Nc or Lizzie NJ Ordway, deceased.
vvssfe TO Creditors. Ma. ara.
s.. sliee hereby given by the under
!. n administrator Of the estate OF Liz
~, mdway. deceased. "a the creditors
81. ~ . all persons having claims against
~, asesased and said estate To present
- ~, Win The Necessary vouchers within
esd, seas after the date of the FIRST publi-
- ss ~ q this notice, to-wtt: the sth aay
4. . ~, 1897. 10 said administrator al
h.ssn iee, Room Dexter Horton & Co. s
ksss salIding. In the City OF Seattle
s sax County. WASHINGTON. tina, being Inc
49, 49, oesigaa,ed for the transs ction OF tha
nN.s Of the said estate.
To- seattle Washington. Novesn Der
As,,,,-. EDMUND BOwDrN.
n.aSNfaior OF the Estate OF Lizzie NJ
ss-s,ss q DeFries. Attorneys for Admin
ssss::..or Teienhone. Rlack ! s-f
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trtfugai. s7sc: refined. firm. ssauasra A
Sac; eon.ectioners' A. ssss7.c. cut loaf.
sac powdered, s-lsc: graduated. SC.
Metals.
Northern. $lezslaG.
Leaa-Strong: ga
Tsn-Plasss. duIl.
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bought a Trainload of Hons.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
CHEHALIS, Dec. 5.-Balfour & Guthrie
have purchased the Patterson hop crop at
Olequa and that Of III. J. Beatty, making
902 bales. Patterson received better than
IL cents. Balfour & Guthrie Will this week
ship a trainload of hops from points near
here TO New York for export. These hops
will be marked Choice Chehalis." The
Patterson crop makes seventeen cars.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship Corona will sail at o'clock
this morning for Alaska. She will have
about sixty parses4sSts and GOO tons OF
freight.
Steamship Walla Walla arrived yester-
day at o'clock from San Francisco. with
1000 tons of general cargo. She brought
sixty-three cabin and sixty-one second
class paSsengers.
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Jobbfng Quotations.

adyzrfa0s ~ ga market and there
was very little business done on Western
Was decidedly quiet
Jobbfng Qu0tations.
tn. ,.,,ovusn -. -. xhoIssale prices
Ia the local market Saturday:
Sugar, Flour and Conee.
Sugar (iohbiasl-C.oIdeu sc" In obls, per
ID, SC; extra CT In bbls per 10, sIsc: dry
kranuIafed In f,bls Fer Id. sac: CUBE 6zxc:
powdered. 6i.c; spot cash prices
Fs5ous etc oooa.ngl-pa aA 1919
sossAy a, TlI e. N. h..cL ,
H,os. Cod Droo Law: Iyes' -e. o0 gra-
Ensas. pc, nol; I'D. per c"I - - x ~ !.
I ia, pss pui. sss1s' 9f ~ sa - ~ =. Is
ssEs sse MoaI, per 9D4. va. y "a q. =s,a rer
49, srf c~l' t5e Ansa'f ". SD1s -x..xsa-
s@L, 80. rolled gas per POI, seao - . !.
ov-. e. psi - 49,, e. "a rlr cas-
ewI. 49,. nasec wheat s-s. ger Sai
,rarIey y.,-sh s noJ. At At ~, hoyes pc:
white. los. sl.7e: EOS. ti.o. naked houiny.
bols, ~; kegs, So.
Coffee Goobing)-Creen-M per ID.
sc; Java per 40. 2AG2ac: Costa Rica.
enoice, per h. 24c- Roasted-Arnuckie's g.
IN fl-lo cases. Per cwt. silso: es-lo gases.
java. so-lb tins, per ID. &c; sacks, SAC;
Alden Mocha, 35izc: Caracola, &c; Qua
iemaia. &c; ground coffee, isI-oc' Lion.
1888. sllSo; e5s. sll-35; 3ss. sli.S.
Aeatss PrOtisions ana FiSn.
rr.,, ~. <.o,.e,x,.., 60 -, s6,-,s,.
g. 7ss psa' ~ y
"a - % peI ~ 1850 I1ass'l; W pe'
provisions fiohbInrlS Hans large 11I.c:
mans. small, llAc. breakfast bacon. l5c:
dry salt sides. TAG.
Fresh Fish "obbingl-Halibut, SG4c;
saanon. ftsc: salmon trout, &c: hounders,
st2Qic; soies &c; rock cod. SC: black bass,
Se perch, Sizuic, mountain trout, lz1aa lac:
shriinps. lOc-
Butter, Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
pufter-ranch ,oS31zc. fancy dairy In
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= ~ur eIypERIoR COURT OF THE
e..ts a Washington, for the County OF
~ WASHINGTON National Bank OF Sc
~ corporations plaintiff. vs., chi,
~ Burlington & Quincy kaiiroad
eany -, po oSlPolipioh No e aaso
H.. e..ts ~ washington to the said Chi
80 Burlington 4 Quincy Railroad Com
~ are hereby summoned TO appear
80. sirty (Gd) days after the date or the
~. = Assnhfration o. This summons. to-wt:
- m DAYS after the 18th day OF Ocfo-
v1fG and defend the above entitled
sssion n the above entitled COURT. ana
800 the complaint OF the plaintin and
~ copy Of your far ansS isin deoh al ie fh u
~ heloW stated: and in case OF your
s.t ~ 81 10 do. judgment will &c rendered
sssssa you according TO the demand OF
q. eonsplaint. which has been filed with
a. Cefk Of said Court,
~ object Of said action - 70 recover
ssss.enf against the defendant for the
n me hundred sixty-dx 1910 dol
m mr.. l0D, and interest thereon at the
~ 81 seven per cent. per annum from
sssty i6. and a the costs OF sa. sr,s sG
~ IA Of shingles Of said value. shipped
), y5sfff0rd. Washington, on December 2.
= n sosded IN car No. IL 908 c. r. O..
sss.ssned TO Nieharge & Co. at Mon
,laufh Jiitn0i&. Oh winch snlphrHt TIC
sss.Ha blll OF lading was issued and
ssrstsrred to plaintiff for value. said
eG,sssss having been received by defend
~ snd delivered TO other parties, without
s.s,sslrsi6ss consent. In said action a writ
sssniehn,ent has been issued and served
- Efstle q International Railway Com
- ana undsr said writ certain property
~ 6sfenAant, to-wit: railroad cars.
=. N held 10 respond to the judgment
8 8 rendered In said action. -
DONWORTH & HOWE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
p q. Addsese. Halter Building. Seattle.
Ing County. Washington.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
THE DILLER.

THE DILLER.
n. Appleby. whatcom.
J.. Mayhem, Whatcom.
Capt. J. T.. Moore. Port Townsend.
+. ]. Dwyer. Everett.
s. 3. Agnew. Everett
Albert Say1or. Yakima.
Robert Larson. Mt, Vernon.
Henry C. Cooper, Mt Vernon.
Jack Boyd. Mt Vernon.
Chas. Verd Mt Vernon
G. @. Schneider. snohomish.
J. s. Borne. Los Angeles.
Mrs. Borne and child. Los Angeles.
Mrs. l.. Jones. San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Neussner, San Francisco.
c. w. Rich. Matiock.
G. H. Mann, Fir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. Hoodsport
Samuel +. McAulay, Tacoma.
Mrs. @ Chamberlain. Snohomssh
ThomAk johnson. Texada. b. c.
w. g. Fowler. Hartford
r. ID. McNeely. Vancouver, h. G.
Frank Benham. Cherry Valley.
II. T. Hendricks. Mt Vernon
Fred Molsherger, Edison.
Wilbert Fl. Annis stanwood.
Saul Olsen. Sianwood.
Nick Bessner La Conner.
THE NEW ENGLAND
Chris Thygessn. South Park.
VIM. r. Reeve. Renton.
Edward Swanson. City.
IT. Olsen. City.
W. II. Cooper City.
p. G. Ferris. Port Blakeley.
J. Mccall, City.
r. Scott City.
Mira T. c. HAWKING ard two daughters.
4. 4 Wiiioashsy, Juneau
i. Heath. Port Gamble
+. r. Robbins, Black Diamond
z. NJ Warren. Cripple Creek.
$. Sharkey. Cripple Creek
D ". cockneli. Kansas city.
Chas. A. Miller. La Conner.
Y. y. Abortion, Burlington.
T. II. winkler. Mt. Vernon.
John McGlorin. Snohorn.sh.
THE BUTLER.
Miss Mile Larson. Friday Harhor.
Charles Butler, Port Townsend
J. Reid, City.
c. Reeves, City.
Frank NJ. Hawkes.. Tacoma
l. Annabie. City.
A r. Cavanaugh. City.
j. Gillisen, tr., City.
II. r. Norton, City.
Capt. u. o. kilimsn, Port Ludlow,
w. J. Mcintosh. Boise, Idaho.
T: d. Boardman. San Francisco.
w. Pollock. San Francisco.
J. ". Laing, New York.
w. r.. Remington. New York.
W. c. Rigg. Kansas City.
Levin T. Jones. L. S. s. Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Herman. San Fran
cisco.
George c. Ca;lett, San Francisco.
George p. Baker. Dayton. O.
John T. Ssearns. Dayton. o.
Felix Kraener. New York.
Mrs. L. D. Henderson, Chicago.
J. Bertz. San Francisco.
G. T. Porter. Indianapolis
Miss Neftts Armstrong. New York
J. J. a. Lsbney Calhoun Opera Co.
r j. A. T1edemann. San Francisco
r. A. wa6hams. Blaine
Miss Waihsns. Blaine.
J. ". Butterworth, Everett.
J.. J. Lively. Chicago.
F. w. McCan6iess. EiIensburg.
g l. r4atng. ST Paul.
John Reed. North Yakima
J. s. Green. North Dakota
o II. stevens, tr. Chicago.
Miss Edna Barclay Chicago
Miss H Merritt. Chicago.
Miss Ada Mansfield Chicago.
VIVA Loeb. Portland
Z n Seefey,' Portland
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. best family
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Dec. 4.-Wheat weak and
lower; NaIa Waila, 12c; biuestem and
valley, I4ii95c.
The highest charter rate of the season
was reached today. when 4es was paid
for 1850 ton ship for December cancel
lation. The same rate was refused for a
small ship for January
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State It Washington. for the County of
AMG.-In Prohate.-ln the matter of the
STATE q ~ #. Beverly. deceased. No.
~ Notice Of Hearing of Return of
frvate Sale OF Real Estate.
.acuce u hereby given that James f..
Ss.nton. administrator OF the estate of n.
HsefIy. deceased. has filed IN the SUI
En@ court OK King county. state OF
NmnlhGton. return of his proceedings
On me private sale, on the 3Gth day of No
wloef lSl. OF real estate belonging to
"a estate. described az follows:
LOU one Cd and two ca. In block three
Syndicate addition to the city OF Seat
AlnE county. Washington.
tmt the above-dsscrihed real estate was
HG iof the sum OF slS00.eo. and that for
sNsnef particulars as to the sale of said
~ estate all parties interested therein
- tsieTed TO the said administrator re-
va sale now on file In said court.
ps saa notice is hereby further given that
tnsay the nth day OF December, 1887. at
- oesock O. m. of that day. at the court
We q the probate department of said
~ ssEslaer court. has been set for hearing
- Administrators return of his proceed
- ~ % the sale of said real estate, when
- vnere any person interested may ap-
~ ana show cause why an order con-
Asmqsk suen sale should not he made
ntness the Hon. VIM Hickman Moore.
= - q said court hereto affixed. this srd
~ q December. A. u 1897.
seal GEO. NJ. HOLLOWAY. Clerk.
WI CORCORAN. Deputy Ciedk.
tntof. ''e'"es io' Aui'''ii's-
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1EGAL NOTICES.

-. - - Aays after the 9th day OF Octo-
md defend the above entitled
q. TIRE above entitled Court. and
- complaint of the plaintiff and
.s I copy Of your answer upon me IN
z.sad Attorneys for plaintsn. az their
~ Seiow stated; and IN case or your
~. = 10 do, judgment viii be rem
15.-sfnst you according to the demand
~ complaint. which has been nled
- clerk Of said Court.
chfect OF said action ts 70 recover
- axains, the defendant FOR the
ii 80 hundred thirty-four 29-f0o do:-
~ 81 and Interest thereon at the rate
~. ner cent. per amman from Dec.
Il eszd the costs OF said action, for
s.,i desfyery Of a certain car load Of
Usss - aid value, shipped al Wick
@ washington, on Cctooes -. Issf.
Z 9..Ss1 il car t. 90 y. p. consigned 20 Me
= Co. at Savannah. Illinois. on
~ ehIopent negotiable Dill OF lading
- s-ssed and transferred 70 piaintin for
~ eaId shingles having been received
xsesndsns and delivered 10 ether par
esfhout plaintiffs consent. In said ac-
ma Of garBishment has been issued
seved on Seattle international
- CnmDany and under ssid writ
esfo properfy OF the defendant. fo-gN:
& ssssseA caYs are now held 70 RESPOND 10
y. Sodxnknt TO be rendered In SAID ac-
poNwoRTH & HOWE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
a Address. Halter Building. Seattle.
- Counry, Washington.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 5.-Arrived-str
Alice Blanchard, Portland and Astoria; stu
Greenwood. Greenwood; str President, va
quina bay: blk Alex Mcneil, Newcastle,
Australia: str Mackinaw. Tacoma. Sailed
Schr Western Home. Coos bay; schr Ada
Schauer. Puget sound: sh America, Co.
mox; bktn s. q. Wilder. Honolulu.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BfeadstuMs.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4-The wh.a.
market is unchanged for spot. The market
Is weak Futures are lower. Barley Is firm
Ior spot goods. but options ara lower There
IS ao.hlng new In oats: the demand IS light
Eiour-Net cash for family extras, s4SS9
~: bakers extras sl3efl4.40
=, ~, hea.1saipping, 81 s2ls for No. and
,bsar3ey-Feed. ss9ssc: brewing. sl-ee3sg
oass-Poor % fair. naL@; good to
sray 81 IA ransy fesd, 1sS -; -,
surprise. 81 aal 80: black, Tor seed, $3.50
lSo: red. N-s.1aal. 57,..
Receipts
FIour quarter sacks, 1l.l5e: wheat, CEN
tals $50; barley, centais. 6aIS3: beans
sacks L2ss: onions, SACKS. IS; bran SACKS
70, m,ddlings. sacks. 395; hay, tons $50:
WOOL bales. 9: hides. number, 457; wine
gallons. iSa.
Closing Quotations.
., Ws.heas-Steady: December. sl4s: May.
Barley-Easy; May, saisc
1Sorn-..srge yellow. s2lxgsec.
Bran-Sli.5o9ls
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Miils,uffs-Miidlings sae@e25o per ton.
hay-N neat, N2Ui4.50; wheat and oat 81
ql3-5o: oat. si00i2. best harley. sl0Gi2 alf-
alta. ssG1a.5e: clover, SSa79 80: stock. ssa9;
compressed wheat, $l2Ql4: straw. per bale
Observation-Disclosures. Early Rose. ssfa4sc
per GENITAL: river Burbanks 35fi45c; river
reds 3se i0c: Salinas Burbanks 6aaS0c
Mereed sweets. 6>gs5c; silverskin onions
si.5vgl so; garlic. &c per 10; green peas. Al
&C per 10; string beans, 3Q5c; tomatoes 2Ssa
osc per box: dried okra, ieIl21zc: aspara-
gus. 12i2a30c.
Fruit-Apples, choice, 7eassc per box.
common apples. 25d5oc; Strawberries &C. 30
% per chest; cranberries S. 50Giia per bar
rel: grapes. ordinary, 1035c per box
pears. Bartlett. s5cnM per box: ounces, 20
Wfoc persimnons, DelI5c: oranges. Valen-
ela. - .SnS.2o per box: Mexican lines re-
Qsl: choice California lemons. $2a250 ban
dozen.
Butter-Fancy creamery 2saEc; do Sec
onds. 2iT25c. fancy dairy, 23fi24c; do sec
onds. 1929: picked. 2lIs2c: firkin. lsa2ic
Cheese-New. 12c: old. 1eGl1c; California
cream cheddar, 11d12iac. Young America
l2glSc; Eastern. 12aI4c: Western. 1ed13c.
Eastern. 15422c; duck. 2eG25c.
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. l2112tsc per ID:
turkey hens. l2al3isc: old roosters, R7sGS
I; young ROSTERS. sa5od4. 50: small broilers
ss@q3; large broilers, sSa35o: fryers. 50 80
young ducks. ss.5oa45o; geese. 81. c59il.7 Is per
pair: goslings. 81 251i. "a: old pigeons. aoc1
81; young pigeons $1-25d1.50.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-SprIng. Nevada. fG13c: Oregon. ~
gl4c: fall, Southern coast lambs, 7GfSc;
San Joaquin lambs 7ffsc: Northern lambs
gum plains. 7q9c; Humboldt and Mendoci-
.Hops-old crop. nominal; new crop. 100
12c per ID.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days, SASH; do
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Dec. 4-Wheat lower: No I
bluestem. 75c: No. club, T2c. The supply
OF wheat in the elevators here now aggre-
gates go, 600 bushels.