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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Dee 9-Tae Eyenins
Posts London financial cabiegranl says:
The stock markets here were quiet today,
the only feature being an Improvement In
kanirs on first dividend declara tons BY
the leading deep-evel mines The divi-
Gends OF i've mines involve a cash distrihu-
ton Of sl0oo.o0o.
Americans were quiet Under New York
support the market was firm at first bur
then became easier, and prices consequent
ly closed under the best.
| am told that the recept buying Of gold
oy Spain for shipment to Havana may be
repeated.
BrcadstulYs. r.=
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 9.--Wheat--Spot No
: red Western, winter. duli, Is Nd; No
red Northern, spring. dull 6s I'D.
Corn-Spot American mixed. quiet, SIS
sl2d
LIVERPOOL, Dec -wheat-Dull;
wheat in Paris, dull. -four in Paris, weak
French country markets, easy.
London Wool Market.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-There was a good at
tendance at the wool auction sales today.
The market was strong. with a hardening
tendency. a good selection OF Queensland
sold we'll
The number OF bales offered was II. $40.
which included merinos and cross-breds.
bid for by German and French buyers.
There was an increased demand for York.
shire greasies, which We're quickly d.spoS-
ed of.
A sale OF sheepskins was held at Mlncing
Lane today. The number offered Was I47,-
$50, and 1880 were sold. which Included a
quantity OF clean and tight skins.
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Whsat-Rece.pts, ssSsS bushels: exports.
90 As bushels: spot. steady: Nc red. inc
( O .. Options opened weak. with cables,
but soon responded 10 scare on December
and recovered. hsc higher. ard closed. De-
cenaner. so7Sc: Marca, Tssc.
Wooh-caset.
Hops--Quset-
Cocee-opticHs opened Arm. 500 points
ne: higher: sales, s,asp bags. including Ne
eemosr, S.s1c. March. a.sac: September. Sc,
spo, Rio. steady; mild. steady
Stgar-Raw. firm. fair refining. 5 Is-lsc:
Centrifugal. IS test, 1-Isc; refined. steady.
Metals.
Pig iron--war-an.s, SIS
Copper-I.ake, 81. eSGleM
Tsn-$lSSiiS 10
Sresser-S eSE9S *
Leads. @eeyS essa. The srm that Axes the
selling price for miners and shelters quotes
lead az 1915 at shs close.
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CHICAGO MARK TS.
The Hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Wheat opened weak
and lower. Liverpool news overshudowet
everything csc at the immediate opening.
The wheat market showed declines rang
Ing from " to Ia in the very emphatic
response TO yesterdays weakness IN this
market. Its effect was marked. though
ei%., but almost Immediately jumped TO
t5c. There the market hung for Il time
with quite fair business transacted. De-
ceTnber in the meantime developed great
strength. Opening sac lower at 62esr
ga, the market advanced very quickly,
the price reaching oSi+c before a halt was
called by the scaipers, who saw too much
profit in sight TO avoid realization ON
account OF the show of strength by De-
ceinber IL was said that as rnst as wheat
Is being delivered on December contracts
it Is being ordered out ail-rail by shippers
Indications az a falling off in farmers
deliveries III the Northwest long looked for,
buying Juror had been SATISFIED the mar
ket became dull but Frightened up again
on tae clearance figures. all classes OF
traders coming into the market The
buying enthusiasm was somewaa check ed
by the Closing cables. which showed weak
ness in al foreign markets, but the reac-
ton was slight shorts taking advantage
% any depression 10 cover. May closed at
652sc and December e2ssc.
Corn was duh and heavy during most
of the session The trade was narrow and
the close unchanged for May.
The market for oats was decidedly dull.
The cash demand for oats was good.
The provision market was almost as I'M
interesting as oats Offerings were small
Notwithstanding another heavy run OF
hogs. Tie range Of prices was very mar
row At the c.ose May pork and lard
were 2Iac higher and May ribs unchanged.
wheat. No. 2.
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.
Iaec ...esszfsss 80 s-9sas-t. e5.+
3 Nay :: q. - =. X 60 g.
Corn, No. =.
Dec -. g = s@7s &s9e3
Nav ..zsss x5s4 27ss aG37s S3S. RS,
Ja!y . 3iIs 34tsTst4 3i's sll.
Oats, No =.
nec ...2z9. g. zsssa35a. 2ssssl2sa. -5sssass.
May E. -. - -5%s J.
Mes. Pork. per Barrei.
a lhs :: :. = ssss ss.s s - Z e.
Lard. per Ioo Pounds.
Jan -. s. =, s. o7ss ss@ 3 ora
sfay Z= Sc -L s IS
short Ribs. per 100 Pounds.
5 May :. : - "a IS ' ~:
Cash Quotations.
f'iotsr-Dul.
wheat--So. spriag. G9s-sc; No. res.
go fFss--r
ss3rr-No. :. g5lsafSsa.c.
D2fs-No. : ~ sf-ss.c. No. white 80:
No J white. -s41c.
Rye-No. !. ssAc.
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LIVE STOCK Markets.


CHICAGO Dec. a-Catsis-Onsrings
Were aed taken at yesterdays ruling prices
Holiday cattle were in good damand at
SS,taers: good to choice steers, 81 .atssS> q:
comnlorisr grades, sS.sSef4. %; stoekers and
feeders. Ss,ssAus. ID: calves sold AT the usual
vide range, the best bringing ss4}e. IS. Gem
naonsr grades, SSeta. -.
Hogs--RUlesi 2izc lower. Hogs sold at an
extreme range Of $s.2@aS. II. largely al S.ss
&2S.Ssis, bulk OF pigs, &-iei3.i5.
Ihere was a moderate demand for sheep
ard lambs al the recent decline, sheep be ng
wanted AT 3 2as7f - for infer oG 20 choice,
with sales largely At 81 .6sksJs. 10. Mutton
sheep, $50 and ever. and feeders were
Saiaose at SS.S{AfS. q. yeariinEs, si.Ias IS,
and lambs sS,sSefsSa for poor 20 prime
docks, a few going az s2Sa Feeding lambs
81 2ou4.3a. heavy shs ep were again n gisct-
ed, the demand being FOR light weight
keceipS5-Catiie, 500; hogs. se.eso: sheep
Omaha.
OMAHA, Zee. misunderstanding Loo
head Market strong. Native beef steers
81. los1o.So; Western steers, s.. sSsa4. IS: Tex
as steers. S2.6sfl4: cows and he.fers. $50
tiS; Gamers SOS; stockers and feeders.
s. 1ogs4 90: calves, A.s09e.75: bulls and
stays. S213.ao.
Hogs-Rece.pts. a.5oe head. Market
steady. Heavy, 50. 25ais. 80: mixed. S. s.i-Sp
as =
Sheep-Receipts. Loco head. Market
steady. Fair TO choice natives, sa.ses.4 10:
fair 10 choice Westerns. s.. 4a&i4. .5. Gem
mon 10 stock sheep s.. s5SEs.e lambs. $40
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RESOLUTION No tNt-Be Il resolved 30,
lhe CITY Coun-ll e tue Caty ot Seattle as
follows:
81 Taat 4 6 the intention - the Cf.v -
Seattle 10 improve Ninth Avenue W@st
fIaga Prospect -. TO Lee Street. L.
Street from Ninth AVeHve West r. Taagh
Avenue West. and Tenth Avenue West
from Lee street 10 Howe Street. by grad
tnE, s.Gewak}nG aG4 parking sA3& avenues
and street II accordance Wigh plans - Do
prepared cy ihe clty Engineer.
90 That tae cost thereof he paid w an
$3.50 ssG3ent 70 ho levied Urou tht, prassertv
ao8.t.ng Uuon and rg0ziGate "a sad i.s--
tfon 81 said y nth Avenue West Lee
Street s1S Tenth Avenue West uaser ne
plan q Payment ~ Bonds .n g0e mas
ner provided ~ tAe laws 81 taa STATE -
RANGES ot :Ae C.sy Ct Seattle as u0yv IL
faFCS~
80 That she CtsY Engineer 30 directed
- furnish ise Ctfv Counc1l Az estimate Il
TIE coSi y said IMPROVEMENT.
tN TasE tae matter ~ making Sa.i fgn-
c~oxegsSuf W. he considered &y {ne CHS
Council a. a sess.cn thereof 20 ha he'd o7
o'clock 9. m. ~ which i1gsle all persons de-
string 10 be beard tcfcrc ere City Counc.i
upon - matter ~ making ssl& improve
meat are scgkHed - be present
Passed ths C{fV N1U0ct. l5S 5Ta day g
December. 1Es@. and signed ~ me IL ag=ea
session in &rtA~ntsces4oa q: fSs passage
LIS Ssh day of December. LIS
W. V. RINE.ifABT.
president & The City C9GBclk
Filed - me th2s Ssh day O. pecesahe-.
lSs> WILL n. PARRY
Sefy coaspiTeiisr 4 Ex-Gzs.c4n city C1srk-
fSy g. X. CORY S-L~Ia. nxpGsy Clerk.
Date 9. EgSs pseAc-l.es. leSslaasE :. .x1
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
gate OF Washington. for the County OF
Ing lin the matter of the petition OF
ne city Of Seattle. city or the first
Sass. Ihst just compensation, to he
Fade fer the private property taken or
Ieemaeed by the rerrading Of FIRST ave-
:sie, IN the city 81 Seattle. between PIKE
Nrsct ana Denny Way, as provided for
all city. approved December es. 1897. be
saseerta!ned by jury. or by the court.
,s case a Jury he waived No. 9fsa
Simmons for Publ cation.
las State OF Washington TO ]. II. Burn
sn ana $780, Egrnham. his wife; Mary
% buchanan. Jacob Healz. Anna Peslz,
(eFsnan II. Colt and Mary T. Colt AIS
Ee; AlfrSd Cyeh,4n. y. NJ Duckvorth
hfceils l. Farwe'l. James NJ Clifford and
Ffyts~I'nnklln Mortgage Trust Company.
corporation. Mary *. low Jordan.
sennas :. kFuts ana ~--- Krutx. HIS w.fe;
Esara a Kelly and --- Kelly. rs wifs
Eary \. Leighton. George n NJ. Nc
ii charles II Pierce. ~ sus~
|st: blanche Toary aa3 ~--- ToarS. htr
eshAaa; William f. Taylor t6s German
A. r. Wright. w. r. WreA. Sarsh
Waterman. Susan L. War7vn ana "
I waite:
tFc0 ara hereby summoned IL a;s4tr
FfaiH stNts t%ft GaNs AFTER TIE flrst Hats-
fsiion ef tbs summons. to-N1t wfthlr
esy ISn DAYS after the f2th Say ~ GO
|Ass. INsSs and defend the aoove-an.st4s4
(eoe9ilag !n she superior court az the
BE cf Washington. for King ceuetv
feresst3 and answer tie Petition os the
rItiener sad serve a copy ~ your an
reg upe8 Tho undees suea attorneys for
ksto1sF. AZ their Office below stated.
3 "a ease II year failure 50 80 de. tuaE-
PAT ~ 3.l be Tentetea according 30 the de-
ent * the petition, watch has been aseG
u the ciesk ~ saia court
TIE ot!.ct Z this proceeding Il - AZ
vsaln the dams ges 20 the lands ard pgsgl-
y S4Aa HropeTty fights necessarily taken
2st1&Aesi ia rs = grading II FIRST nv-
re, 81 Pa C-'v - Seattle, between = Ike
rss AID Denny way, n he manner PRO-
sea fag snd SPECIFIED n Ordnance No,
3 = said cry. and FOR release from
A&h4i,y - ire owners % such prom
q. o. Others lafigg any interest there
AZ asNe Eec0 damaged or .niurfsals.y
seessd ey ~oasss1 - the regarding ~
"a avea4e by said city
" + HUMPHREY ars
ADN ARD Won TNHRI
Petitioners ArtornsVs
Pes sFn.,,e Address. Rooms sc Ssln-
= Fuaaing, seattle. Nag County.
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PORTLAND. Dec s-wara walla
wheat was quoted today at SIC and
5se. and as one dealer expressed IL "she
because there is so little offering" The
market has reached a stage where there is
very little encouragement TO do business.
and X Is almost a certainty that anything
Ike free selling movement would sen! the
price down few cents per bushel. Val
ley is nominal at 6ec, with none Offering;
biaestem, SfE62c
Foreign wheat shipments from Portland
for the week ending today were $50 go
bushels.
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the Improvement Of said street by con-
sfuciing an ifon stone pipe sewer along
said street between said points together
wl.h Al! necessary wyes, mannoles. lamp
hoiss. venii.ators openings, flushing tanks
and catch basins and by connecting the
same with the main intercepting sewer now
existing at the Intersection of Remington
Avenue and kenney Street, and providing
Tor the payment therefor In insta,Iments
establishing a fund for such payment au-
thorizing the levying and collection OF as
sessments upon the property benefited by
the Improvement. and providing for the is
suance OF bonds as authorized BY an act OF
the legislature OF the State of Washington
approved March 9Th. is93 and under the
May 18th. 1884. as amended by ordina e No.
3tte approved July 11th 1884, and the City
Charter as amended and now in force has
been duly certified 10 me for collection and
the respective sums therein charged and
levied against each parcel and iot Of land
and part thereof, In said distric. in payment
OF such installment remains unpaid and
the same, including the interest on the
whole amount charged. must be paid on or
before the I'd day of January 1893 Unless
payment be made on such installment on
or before the I'd day of January, 1899 the
same shah become delinquent and shall
bear interest at the rate or per cent per
annum, until paid, and II not paid before
said time a penalty OF five (5l per cent
shall be added and the sums delinouenf
shall be entered on the annual tax roll for
the current year against each lot and par
Gel OF ana. ana part Thereon. so 9elinuuent
ard with the interest and penalty shall %
collected as other taxes. together with such
additional charges or penalties as are au-
shorixed TO be charged and collected on
other delinquent taxes. and each lot or par
Gel Of land so delinquent shall be sold fer
the amount Of such assessment. with inter-
est, penalty and costs. in the manner pro-
vided by law.
4. n FOOTE
City Treasurer OF the City of Seattle
Date OF first publication. December ist.
1924
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Hank CIrurinr..

The following table. complied by Brad
street, shows the bank cearings at the fol-
lowing cities for the week ended December
2. with the percentage of increase and de-
crease as compared with the corresponding
week last year:
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Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the but
yer market was weak. Cresmeries, i4llaec
diaries. i3silSc
Saeese-Steady: sisGl0i4c
Eggs-F1r-n: fresh. G55si-c
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Earisy-No. :. 4sa5tc. s.oh.
Flax serad-No. !. uo,.
Timothy seed-prime, Ess
Mess pork-Per Dbl. s. AesTas.
lsard-Pe< 70 lbs, 81 sss7ss aTi,'
Snort ribs ss6es--Loosa. AAsss54G
Dry sailed sfroai5ers-Boxess' a. ssss~
snort clear sides-Boxsd. s4.NG4.S.
" hIsky-DiStillers flushed sS,ss ne
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Wheat-Market unchanged: export No. I
club, sc, No biuessem. sc: milling, No.
club. soc. No. bluestern. sc.
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The CITY Of sEArrLE-cIrY TREAS.


urer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given thai the 81 annual
inStaiiment OF local Improvement distrc.
No ioi. FOR the impros ement of certain
connecting portions OF LenoTa, Fifth aud
Virginia streets. in the City OF Seattle be
tween Fourth ana Seventh streets. under
the provisions OF ordinance No. Ssli, which
provides for the Improvement OF said stra Il
by constructing a sewer through said por-
lions OF said streets, together with Al. nee
essary branches. connections YVES man.
holes. ventia tors. Gushing tanks and eaten
baslns ard BY connecting the same with The
II ain in;eFeepting sewer now existing AT
the intersection Of Virginia ami Seventh
Streets. and providing for the payment
therefor IN inStailuentS, establishing "A fund
for such payment, authorizing the ievying
and collection OF assessments upon the prop
erty benefited by the Improvement ard pro-
vlding fer the issuance Of bonds as - thor
ixed by an act OF the legislature OF the
State Of Washington. approved March 9sh,
1875. and under the prov lssous OF ordinance
Ne. S549. approved May eth. 1894, as amend
esi by ordinance No. sac. approved July
nth 1884 and the city Charter as amended
and now Ia force. has been duly certified
10 me for collection, and the respective
sums therein charged and levied against
each parcel and lot OF land. and part There
Of, IN said distric, N payment OF such In
staliment remains unpaid and the same
including the interest Oh the whole an9auar
charged, must be paid on or before the "a
made on such 5nstaliment on before the
ii day Of January, iSss, the same shall be-
come desinqoeht Niu SHaiA Dear interest al
the rate II per cent. per annum, uutI
paid ard Il noi pa'd before said time. a
penalty OF ave 50 PER cent SHAH be added
and the sunis delinquent shall ne entered
as, ms, annual tax roll for the current wear
ssalnst each sot ard parcel Of land and
Part thereof. 80 delinquent, and with the
interest ard penalty stall he collected "a
other taxes. together wlth such additional
charges or penalties as ara authorized %
L. charged and collected on other 3e,.r-
oueut taxes ard each lot OF parcel 81 land
So delinquent shall he &0i3 for Tie amount
u SUCH assessl ligl.e, Nm .itSFest ic1aity
a. II FOoTE
City Treasurer OF the City 60 Seattle
Date u nrst publication. December Isl.
1898.
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CIrs NOTICES..

dE CRY OF SEArTLE-ClTY TREAS.
S-sr >esice.
Not Is aegsey given that the 81 annual
"a. meat II ioeS3 tnanrsv essse,.t atsfrss-r
sla fsT tae improvement - Remington
ssssse - TIE t'tsY of Sea1ae FROM gr<saA-
y kenaes Street. under Lac pEow.sasa As
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Boston stock Market.

BOSTON. Dec. 9.-~Cgosing:
Bos. g. Mon ....22ss5 Wolverine :. - 80
Butte & Boston. 81. Parrot -. 49,. g
Calumet & Hsc $40
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND wHEAR MARKET.

TACOMA. Dec. e-whes.-C!nb. Sc:
sluestem. slGsec
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Write for Testimonials.
Hudson Medical Institute.
Hudson Medical Institute.
j junction Stockton. Market 4 Ellis Sta,
San Francisco. Cal

Consult Hudson Doctors Free.
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Consuit Hudson Doctors Free.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Bread StuGs.

! SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. a-Wheat cou-
tinues duli, with prices unchanged. The
speculative market was higher. Barley Is
firm al an advance for SPOT feed; specu,a-
| tive values have advanced sharply There
was light trading in oats. with the market
| quite flrm. Sales OF fancy have been made
above current prices Spot quotations were:
FHour-Net cash for family extras, S55&9
40: bakers extras, s.sol4.
., Wheat-Shipping. N.lsa. for No. l. and
sll5QL lsa4 for choice: milling. sl.eagii e22ll..
Barley-Feed. s1.2T12QLs2ia; brewing,
81. S2i4gi. 4ei9.
.oats-Poor to fair. s12ea1 2s: good to
s.. 20ai25 milling sl-2seI.sD: Surprise. 81
gL5a - ~-' ''s'~' '''O' 49, w. -
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks Leg: do Oregon,
SIS; wheat, centals. $3.50; barley. centals.
$40; do Oregon. $50; beans. sacks, 20; com,
cenials. Eastern. 500: potatoes. sacks l. aes
onions. sacks, IS: bran. sacks. i4e:i mid
wine. gallons, 20 500; brandy. gallons, 5, 73.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Observation-Disclosures 3lsa2i; bran. sl5Q
l6 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. sIs. 5olsl7.5o: wheat and oat
sl3.5oQle.5o: best barley. sna135o: alfalfa,
sllgf25o; stock, sioQ11; straw. per bale, s.
veeetables-Early Rose potatoes. saasoc:
river Burbanks. 4eefSsbc: Salinas Burbanks.
75c1S1. 10. Oregon Burbanks. Ssc1sl sweet
potatoes S5cqsl. % silverskin onions. sea
zoe; garlic. 6n1c; green peas. SM1c, string
beans, sdSc; tomatoes. 259I5oc.
Fruits-Choice apples $3.50: common ap-
pies. 4oc; cranherries. $Sft9: navel oranges
s251S- 80: Mexican lines. repack, S. 5eGi4:
common California lemons sfll1.50: choice
California lemons. Safp250; bananas, ST. 25aD
$50: pineapples. s2G5.
Butter-Fancy creamery &c; do seconds.
1se3Sc: fancy dairy, &c: do seconds. 1sa2Sc;
picked. 1Siil9c: firkin. 1SQl9c-
Cheese-New, 11,s@12c: old lDli1c: Cali
fornia cream cheddar, liQI2c: Young
America 1liR7l2isc: Eastern. 12Gisc.
Eggs-Farcv California ranch, S@3sc;
Eastern. 1SQ2sc.
Poultry-Turkey gobblers, 1Sal4c: turkey
ROSTERS. H50ffS.5o; small broilers. $3d350;
large brotiers S+gl4be: fryers, $iGi4.50: hens
S35d1a 80; geese $l.5aGi2 per pair. old pig
cons. SlGl.25 per dozen; young pigeons. $50
@1.75.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring. Nevada, 10al2iSc; Eastern
Oregon, l0Gll2c; valley Oregon. f5Ii1c; fall
tain lambs 7n9c: San Joaquin plains, GO
Sc: Humboldt and Mendocino. 9Gilc.
Hops-Crop of fssS. l2fTisc.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Steady: May, st17s
Barley-Inactive; December, si.S5
Corn-Large yellow. N-o7l4qi.lo.
Bran-s151ls.
Cash Wheat.
Cash wheat. Sis.
Exchange.
Sterling on London, sixty days, sisol4.
Financial.
Silver bars -. 592s lDrafts-Sight 49,. 10
Mex. dolls ..4'iag47&i Telegraph :. :. Ia
Mining StOcka.
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TIE approach OF colder weather ia
Eastern Washington has materially stin-
ene1 the quoting in the hay market, very
little Eastern Washington hay has been
shipped 10 Seattle during the past week
and III consequence, the feed men are hold
ing firm 10 present prices. The market.
however. is well stocked Up with alfalfa.
Puget sound hay also Is being held back
for better prices.
Two cars of bananas arrived yesterday.
A car Of Red.and navel oranges Is due
today. Grapes are fast Cropping out OF
the market Only a small shipment ar
rived from California yesterday.
New dates are looked for now any day.
Poultry is in fair demand.
Ranch eggs are still very scarce.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle Dec. 3, lssS
Exchanges a, the Seattle. Tacoma, Spo-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
were as fellows:
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WAGONS AND sLEDs.

uiSI an8 hsgzs slecs manufactured by
ssHs Pacific Wagon Co. are the best for
esIsska. Dealers in wagon material bug
! - toes AID carriage trimmings. paci5Ic
Exxas, Co, Third avenue south and Lane
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rIxhsS AND LoGGEny TOOLS.

.S9a ssf,SD n BRAND. made OF best i'm
Ssrtes English tool steel. superior 20 al,
raerr: fully guaranteed. Sod BY all inst
. SSss dealers. Manufactured ard sold by
= rrIaubia Car L. Tool Works. Second and
Ca. Portland. Or.
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HxARINE ISsURANcE-Hui.s and car
j 80 wr.tsen open policies issued aver
y AGES adjusted. also fire. accident, casu-
s.sy and liability Insurance. in the Lead
= NJ companies Hanford 4 Stewart 2ys
Pf1neer ha.i3lng.
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KLOyDTkE MAIL.

&~srFs m fns Yukon river: a rsspons bic
S1ersV. ssavs<zs Seattle for Dawson City.
ga " r. VII take n letters ami small,
f~r1ageg, vii franzsct any business tn
tr1s tel. cacs. i. W. Browne. Hotel
son MAIL EXPRESS postponed un-
a December T. r. J. Brady, 3g Mutual
LIFE Insurance 5I.i,dIng.