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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

Mrs. &. H. Cleggett, return last Fri
day from Davenport where she has been
attending the session Of the grand court
of H. of J. where they had . very pleas
ant session.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24
ILLINOIS COLORED
REGIMENT.
All the Officers are COl0red
Men.

Men.
This week the Chicago Inter Ocean
give q long account Of colored regi-
ment. The colonelcy was given to
Mr.. Marshall who was recently
Major of the Ninth
Battalion to succeed Major Buckner who
recently resigned. The ninth Battalion is
into the 9Th. Illinois regiment.
four companies came from Chicago and
the balance from the state at large all their
officers are colored from top to bottom.
1t seems strang that other states can get
colored companies and even regiments
with colored officers all along the line and
Iowa cannot even have a colored captain.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

r.. j. Sanford, +. Woodward, Mr..
Burrell and several others from Young
stown was into attend the military COM
pany meeting.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

Mr.. Mace Merton was made happy
by the arrival of new baby boy,
Thursday morning, mother and child are
both doing we'll,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

Atty. Geo. II, Woodson of Muchaki-
mock was in our city on business and to
attend the regular meeting of the mil
itary company.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

Clay Lewis our efficient patroleman
has been assigned to duty on West
Locust Street from A. M. to P. M.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

Miss Eunice who has been making
her home for the past two years with
Mrs. Claughton went to Omaha to visit
friends and relatives.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

The H. B. s. 4. C. met with Mrs. Will
burn, after very pleasant time they ad-
iourned 10 meet with Mrs. Hamilton of
7C6 Walker St.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

sSs Mr.. w. c. Lewis was visiting in the
I city this week the guest of his daught-
er and friends.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

Frank Johnson left last Saturday to
sGallatin, Mo-, on business trip.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

Mr.. A. L. Hughes was taken violently
ill Wednesday afternoon and 1t this writ
ing is bed fast.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

Miss Zoe Richardson and Clarinda
Smith spent Sunday at Give driving
over land in a buggy.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

Mrs. Samuel Burnaugh leaves Satur-
day forSt. Louis NO., to spend a month
visiting her parents and friends.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

Hiss Eva Robinson left Monday for
J. Rha to enter upon her employment.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Blagburn, has be-
gan house keeping, and will be ut home
to their many friends, at 1ll4 eight St
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

ss ss Della Richardson of Give was
int to attend the funeral of Eva Baker.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

Mrs. Anna Hall, has been on the sick
list this week. -.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

Miss Mable Hall. has been quite sick
with very sore throat this week.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

The Misses Hanah and Ruth Lewis of
Give spent Sunday in our city.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24

The Bystander does all kinds Of
Job printing. Give US q call.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-24
CITY NEWS
Watch This Space.
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Mrs. Claughton is comfortable locat-
ed at COZ w. Grand Ave.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-25
MARINE NEWS.


PORT ANGELES. Jan. 2.-Sailed-Str
J. NJ. Griffith. from Pert Gamble for san
Pedro.
CLALLAM BAY. Jan a4-In hay-Bktn
Amelia, from Port Blakeley for Honolulu.
COOS BAY. Jan. ai-Salled-Str Chilkat,
for Portland; str Czarina. for San Fran
cisco.
ASTORIA. Jan. 2-arrivsd--Br sh SEN
ator, from Royal Roads. bk,n Gardner
CITY. from San Francisco: hktn Tam
O'Shanter, from San Francisco. Sailed
January 8-Str Columbia, FOR San Fran
cisco.
SAN PEDRO. Jan. 2s.-sailed- Blk Tidal
Wave. for Tacoma. .Arrived-Sehrs ia
Sanders and Corona from Tacoma: schr
Endeayor. from Seattle; brig Courtney
Ford. from Olympia
PORT BLAKELEy. Jan. 23.-Sailed-
Bktn Amelia, for Honolulu.
CHEMULPO, Jan. 23.--Arrived-Haw
schr Honolulu. from Port Gamble.
NANAIMO. Jan. 22.-Sailed-Bk Rufus e.
Wood, for San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 24.-Arrived-Str
Arcata, from Coos bay Sailed-Bk Har-
vester, for Nanaimo: ok Prussia. for Port
Blakeley: blk Newsboy for Port Townsend:
schr Mariel, for Tacoma; sh Invincihle. for
Port B.akeley: schr Daisy Rowe for Coos
bay; str Willamette. for Seattle; schr Co
tama. fer Coos bay; str Progreso, for Sc
attic.
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bone. W.. ef sss OK So q sws. Of sec Il
e < Jan. "a. s..
". n. Mover 10 C. n. Groves. nlkS 10 and
u. lots !. ? 10 Dix Fats Z & II. Y u aTsd
IL. ok founSs add. ard sss OF rvs. OF
sec . = swss OF AVE- and nwss OF sssta
sec L. q 4, Jan. e. AfsS
II. j. Nsldsy "a @. A. Severtou. nts az lot
( blk - 10. q 1snay's ssh add 10 North
Seattle Jan. - ST.
James =. brown q al % L. q. Ssxp.-
SINGER g.. Of So 81 asis of nell. SIC y and
W. g NJ % rs' e nsis. SC =. and sea
William Murphy 70 N Meeks ct al 10.
. blk ). Denny & Heyt's add. pec. $. .ss7,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-25
NEN YORK MARKETS.
The stock lxchungc

NEW YORK. Jan. ss-There was noth-
tng particularly interesting IN today 3
stock market Previous 20 ne reception of
the news that tae United States ship Maine
had t9ea ordered 70 proceed to Aaxana
Cntl thai time the market was wholly in
the hands % professional traders, and
transactions were on small scale stand
ard stocks were neglected and tae sscarl-
Ties % the local traction corporations
which ara more ~ less dependent unon ru-
nc!nal favorS were hrisSlv manipulated
taken up and advanced sharply. TIE gen.
sral market rrmaiDed persist Htiy heavy
during all this slSne. hat ffGct4ated very
narrowly. the offerings wing heh; as We'll
"a ne demand. II the international stocks
the declines were hardly rs pronounced ~
taose reported from i.onaen. Th3s state II
sGsirs continued until AFTER midday. wasu
E was followed ht general Improvement.
eares ~ The tns ior,ty - stocks having
v5ser "a shade ahoNe Saturdays close fus.
Before me selling movement induced ty
De wxws of the Malue's move Taents beSaT.
TEis BAL wS was regarded Mir @kcptlc.s ~
-os frs- and tne market he}c steady Tor "A
t.rtsc- Ifn0s1 s-< 3olie9 ttats ~ The ASS5-
GATED Press @feea Sitea reDoys. sac li41s1a-
t1g promptly SO. ie Tae offerings were
ret "a a sst,rt g. ass ncaNs s.asr- eat tan
sls sr,an# w. r., ard r-.cns fels fss$ Sne~
ct lilies wAea ral Pa n1s yse3 70 ~ fse
q, sgnsn&- fe s0nc ~ gre Fa-kraaa setf,ss
s. hirA aave src~1 tre zreatVst aFfvneSa te-
crMrfr safer are htaVfee. f2sSes or
rlsa 10 taxi lr1te EAF N 3esn f&ci.ac
srH rsGA tlt wgTa c1sps slafis s4fIfT-
.fs ID thss resvse %eTts fn EaAetse aTe-
4e~Ted VA car Usns aa resnl~ in
81 frlt eESeE tsaes5es.sl SAsi3s TeTnt.-.t af tfr
he scs.liHc hal E-s nst lesses of @.eG
& aet poir rs are grsuGEut sAfnssks ing lss
- srfixs E5Fs e. !oe3aalnT tae 4stai-S So
stkitxes tse Changers ana II <1sart fFfcfgts,.
Tse agsssa3c - The authorities sl Nsss-
iwSseg n at'acajaG b Ns;se s'E1.gearese *
possible n fae movements " ta~ Name
}saa i4trse ~ ct lu ssiAy.rg tEg bv@Tssn
ie23sucy "A t'e rssksI. N4tA lac sSess'-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-25

NEW YORK, Jan ss-Tne Evening
Fosfss Lc7don financial ca asegrara says.
The stock markets here were Q1is1 to-
day psFfsag the settlement bat duh
oqxnfng was succeeded by steady close.
Cssatazx goes ef1 Americans are expected 10
rssie aAoue the same as al the previous
settlement Although fssorey = improving
IN saiue, Il - expected the market viii
hare 70 Ct assistance from the Bank OF
England before the week IS out
Hrezastaas-
LIVERPOOL. Jan. a4-whsat firm: No.
| standard California. SIS. czrgoes of
coast. nothing doing. cargoes on passage
quiet; English country markets quiet !.
French country markets quiet and steady
" heat in Paris firm: -four IN Paris firm
Quantity OF wheat ana -four on passage
70 United Kingdom. $1,000 quarters;
quantity OF wheat and -four on passage
70 continent. li7n.eo quarters. Indian
shipments Of wheat 10 United Kingdom
- co quarters
Corn-Sseady: January. IS SID. Febru-
airy. ss 5i4d: March IS Fad.
Imports Of wheat into Liverpool fer the
week: From Atlantic ports. :. 800 qnar-
fsrs from Pacific ports. S.18 quarters
from other ports s,.e3 quarters.
Imports OF corn from Atlantic ports for
the week S. 0es quarters.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-25

OLYMPIA. Jan 2s.-ArticleS for the fol-
lowing domestic corporations have been
fled
Seattle Mattress and Upholstexing Com
parv OF Seattle-Capitai. Sl0090
William r. ErvIng & Co. 81 Tacoma
Capital 80 {ssl.
Mountain Mining Company. OF Tacoma
Eureka Gold Mining Company Of Seat
te-CapitaI 81 Asfsa
Centennial Alaska Transporlation Com
pany OF Seattle-capiial 81 0l@
Challenge Evaporsting Company. OF Ia
ccma-Cs pital. si.aa
TIE Sastfle Tailoring Company. OF Sc
attie-Caplial, sie.ss-
Tacoma Printing aud Publishing Com
pany OF Tacoun-capiial. So go.
Glover Prospecting Company. Of Taco
ma--tarital. $l9.Sse.
tolumhia Loan and tnEss tinent Com
Seattle Mining Company. Of Seattle
Capital So ao
Grays Aarhor FIshermeu's Protective
tnicn. % Archaeological Sfh4
Rock Lake Church Or United Brethren
~ Christ. ~ Rock Lake
Alaska Fs~Ee Company. - Tacoma
FepiEal. sle 30.
Northwestern Tran portaHon Company.
~ Tacoma est a ptsai. sl9~s'.
Sneg4 Ia ne Fails Power Company. OF
80 tF5s-S &ritai see Qsss.
F,-st Avenue Railwsy Company. OF S.
Sstle-Cay.tai Slsss
American Tnsen % Seattle.
Sesftlo ; slship Company, ~ Seattle
Caplt2l sea
az Northpo rt--lapital. sl,9ae0-
West Coast Fertilizer W0rks~Ev Robert
= SihlsF : Is SIhiey. -. r NrF.sesrIn
and A8gust4s " Johnaoa. capital stock
$lst0
TIE shagusv I.lgh; & Water cor-snsny--
~ eeoTse =. wright r ". Yogpg J 7
harlmsD e.. lr. aud :. 7. Turner. e.. p.tal
81 s@.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-25
WOOL MARKETS.


LONDON. Jan. 2.-4At the wool sales to-
day ie.z-s bales were Offered. Australian
merlnos were hardening. American buy
ers secured The, better sorts of Sselorgs at
Is t@d Queensland and New South Wales
greasy sold al extreme figures largely 70
the hone trade. Under the influence Of
combined competition between home buy
ers and American operators crusssbreds
sold well az improved rates. German pur-
chasers were most anxious regarding sco0r-
ed and secured the bulk of the offerings If
this sort at fun rates. Russia. however.
taking a few suitable parcels. Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal were in small supply
and the advance was maintained. Among
the offerings were sls bales OF Spanish
woods, but there was little inquiry. and
most of IL was withdrawn. Following are
the details OF the days sales:
New South Wales. !, 700 bales-Seoured. 81
lis sd. greasy. si4dG1s.
Queensland 400 bales-Scoursd price.
l0dals lid. greasy. said
Victoria. 100 bales-Scoured, Sixigls
led: greasy, 5i1Nis lid.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Jan i-Cattle~-Saies were on
n basis of SHINGLES for the poorest droveS
up 10 st.I5zf5.a5 for good and export cattle
The great bulk OF the cattle went for s.. -
ga. and prime 10 fancy beeyes were SAL
able at s. s0at5,So Stockers and feeders.
s. seas. calves. s64s6o Tor the better
grades.
Hogs-Coarse heavy packers sold at 1876
as. 20, and prime heavy spring lots brought
3.sp. the largest part OF the days sales
bringing Si583.SZ's. Pigs went largely At
sS.sDsi2 -
Sheep-Saies were on a basis Of g 50ff
so for inferior 10 common up 10 sl2sSg
4.sn for good To choice nocks. Fed West
crn sheep sold largely AT Sa850. with
yeariings in demand Al Si.Ssua. Lambs
were active and stronger sales ranging
from s425as6.s5 for inferior TO choice to s.
for fancy.
Reoeipts-Cattle. !. Gro; hogs es.eee; sheep.
iS@1.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Jan. i-C9ttle-~Recoipts zoo
Steady. Native beef steers s. Sggf4 81.
Western steers. S6esli4 40. Texas steers
s5ffa.sa. COWS and heifers S3ff3 -; Gamers
Ssr1.8s stDckors and feeders s. bsls IS
calves stft. buus and stays s. e512.e0
HogS-k Receipts sNo Market - higher
Naive. 5.5ea364. mixed. $saa6isGo; fight,
S6s4tS..p, hulk OF sales. $ 55sf5s5
sheep Receipts. Sao Market steady
Fair 70 c'lolcw natives s. 1esff sa fair to
choice Westerns. sS5323ss,: common and
stock sheep. s3asS ~; lambs, 81 sssf5.so.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-25

Special Dispatch 10 the Posf-InteilIgencer
TATOoSH. Jan al p. m--Esrometer,
% q. cloudy, Wind east. twelve miles. Out
"a four masted barkentine. I'm tow OF Wan
derer. at ) p. n. Inward steamer. at rs
y. N Outside. bound in. a square rigger.
CLALlAM BAY. Jan. A. D. M
Cloudy. light east wind. Barkentine Anne
la In the bay.
PORT ANGELES. Jan. ct D m.-Ba-
rometer. -, cloudy: wind east. TWO
milss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-25
SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS.
Snow has been general today thr9ugholt
the Pacific Northwest. amounts varying
from "A trace to three inches having fallen
at the various stations. IL Is probably
heavier in the mountains. Throag bout
Western Washington and Oregon the tenn
perature Is close 10 the freezing point
Seattle Local Renort-MaximVnl temper
aturss IS deg: minimum ?. smean. 30
Weather. cloudy and snow. Precipitation
the past twenty-four hours. rs OF an inch.
G. n. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-25
Rritinh Columbia.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January \. and
for Yesterday

Real estate transactions since January
|. 1895 are si2i1122i There were fled for
record during the week fifty-one deeds the
consid Frations aggregatine s3S 1851. Fol-
lowing is the record for the week by days.
including Saturdays transfers:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-25
saturdays Transfers.

L. c. English to. N. callaghsn. 10; 6, blk
8. Gilman park, jan; 4; 81
Charles. Rubin 70 VIII, wiiiiam 4 RiatInger;
r. W Coe to r. r sibley. east 4 of sw
I, Of SIC !. 2. 6. oci. H. i9I. 81.
United SAL. Is aes g !, s.g r. T sibIey. iso
Robert T. S.bley TO the West Coast Fer
tilszer Works. sw "a OF sec 4. ., 6. Nov. -.
u. II Wakefield 70 W. r. ches!ey. lot.
l3. Ii. Is. Is blk ST. Woodland park: y: Z,
Blk T. and lot ~ blk i> Salmon Bay park
add lots 5 . Ia blk $ Knights "a add 20
Des Molnes. Jan 2 s. 5o.
ing claims Blue Bell Sixteen 10 One Be ~
Ross Golden Square. ). & c.. c. 4 81,
Jim Grow Piccadtily. Eocus posass. Mysie-
rs. Red Cloud ard White Swan. IA tire
Bsunua Vista mining district Jan. -
s2.sa
Real estate Transactions eance January
/ 1898. are $50 81 % There were died for
record yesterday eleven deeds. agers eating
s. 4ls5s. Following Il a list,
Harry Pennington 10 +. r. Bissell and w
! Lam 8 fset sw ccyner Of lot 6, Blk :.
OEle's lst add - Slaughter. Dee. 2. 1871.
e. r. Blzsell = George Porter. same as
above. jar. Il. $50
Henry BaGe 20 r n Bode lot 5 bik u.
T. G. Maxwe3 % l. 4. Maxwell lots 10
ana Il. o.k p. Gilman park add 70 ballard.
n Enssy 70 A. y. Doia. h:ks a and q.
Green i.sk- circle REIlrosd add 20 Seattle.
Msrch - sss4 81
~. II. Meyer 30 SehwAhacheF Bros. A.
20. lofs J. :. ,. ard 8. sik : ~eplat Of
hlks ard D. HANDLERS Acre Gardens
also mats - nW14 81 s~i. and nh OF ssa.
81 AVA 81 swA sec q u. 2 Jan. 3 500
r. " Petty heas 70 Geovgs " X isiii-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-25
Mining stocks
General Quota,,or.


lour-Recelpts 9-Si. exr,~.s -s,o,
barrels Strong and held higher. with 4ns-
oers TAR buFefs City mill patents e %
81 n: Straights. 81 &Sas4 60 s'-''
Wheat Receipts, II Az. exn,-,s < 20
bushels. Spot strong No red 81 Is o.
fions opened strong OF higher "a Mos -
ported reductions q Italian duty. for sn
buying and buiiish holding news. eases
OF under realizing bur ~sltas s,ss,, - ~
strong late cables "a export demand "a
closed Ts4sZiec re higher Jerner+ - 49,. 81
filo7 closea At si.e-, May g l3-lcsss 5 s-lsc.
c'Osed @isc- "0N'
Reas--SseasiV
Wcol-SteacT
Petroleum e4s5t
CofTes-opE.cnf epsGs1 tsr-}.- STEADY. q.
81 70 points dsc3in-, ciotri quiet AZ EesIs
points net lee {nH Ssles - -oa hsgp fo-
ciutiEg Mr~rh. fsaes7 e. sn-t rorT@e
hing fSsr Els6 rtf}at. l'srfos-s ss.ssf-s.
sales. IN hser 1araraiho fa8 haes strf-
rata il0 haeS Central Arl -.eaa. i01 bags
Mexican. an FrtvatS terms
siurrr- Is aw s9eaaT. fair reste5ae- a-te...
cea,sffcgaf. ss-iss: iIl-isc. Resrei ssea.fv.
n uia 4 sta1sssssd = --- eu--srstf
CRASHED fee. rev ers1 s~lf..
Fr7neiat e-e@s s-isc.
ef~t~ts
FRA rssr e1et b.z
rsf- >a =. -s.er
ask
NJ a<N1
Sf Ha 2E Res
3a~ N3sibfc .savs..
THe statement ~ tne vss Ia. -,5f.-.t.. 40
Er@in sa sstore a1a sa7a' $ atarIay 1anu-
ayy - a~ complies ~ tne Nsw york pro-
sstYCs F,NcnsHza s. as fp't8se.
Whes1. 81 lsz.@o bushels. 1ecrease. sss
Asa
sorn. ii -ss aa bushels Increase. sc
oats "a ~ go g.,lssels, decrease. 81 ao
Rvs ne ,ssf bsasNesSs decrease tsa 0aa
GaYssy. g "a. eSsg Nu&zess, decrease. l.l.e9.
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

ON the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creamery. isuls,4c:
dairy. iiaYiIc.
Cheese--1euiet: SaySisc.
Eggs-Steady. fresh Ice
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-25
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Jsn. 2a-TAers was enor~h
bIl neSt . band a. tire opering IN wheat
- - a. s,.As ~ rkeI s:rongsr thar t5s
ed al from sz'sSass7se and July from szz.s 80
sc. ShoEsng Al advance for beth months
81 $3.50. ss1a ,.ve D1snsa sssr safas1ay
ranging from sc 10 Ind al the opening
fFaE1aaE.fcrs Another bull ENCOURAGEMENT
Was : rs3aesien equal 10 las In the Isasl&n
duty sfs @19at- The offerings were quite
iiesEa a. fa@ advance mentioned and con-
tinted 80 Tor fAA greater part Of sha FORE
1ooss. egs shsre was a sufficient number 81
r&geftasz shorts ia the market TO prevent
any grsas reduction In May. That option
Kept ali tTe forenoon wifzin the range .-~-
taSlsshed a. the start. except for a few mo-
rne;E'S after the receipt OF the closing au0-
Tafs1ns frCsn foreign markets II was then
found that waest at Paris for the March
June term had rissn & confines per 10
k.ios. or the equivalent OF TIC per buxaei
The result II that Was &c raise the price
Of May 70 sz7seFsac. July was more sssceE-
tibls e ths opening advanee. and from. s5.s
esNssass5xc on buying started BY the news
from Paris
Northwestern receipts rather favored tn.
bears. Minneapolis and DHIutn reported
. total Of AZ cars. against IS last week
and lss year age. Chicago receipts were
z ears only one car Of which was OF con-
tract grade Afternoon prices tended down
ward until shortly before the Close mary
nntiers taking profsts. May got down 70
szszc, and July 20 ssisc but about ten min
the United States warshsD Maine TO lfa-
vana was circulated on the floor. and the
III In an instant wse sn m uDroar. Every
mort In the pit started On q Wild hunt for
cover. and The price shot up 80 nsitckiy IL
fairy took their breath away. The price
had hardened Ia sgsslSs9asc bid, when s9stc
for a0.gs9 bushels wa bid Fl was imraesls-
ateis followed by mi OF ss-se for 10 too
nttsaeE more which no one seemed dis
D5sg3 10 part wiki. ard after tn8f there
ser1sd 30 be no more for sale. and every
oat wanted Il and KEEP, Faszng their bids
ti4 i brought Ss@se. IL saggrd for an in
slant and sgi1c WIS given at the close
DIft the excitement continued after the bell
rang. and before she crowd stopped trad
ing Sc WAS Did for May. Shorts in July
were aiso scramhlng and that option
touched CSC for the second time. closing az
sfsx4rs5c.
Corn was duh and heavy until near the
close. The late jump ia wheat caused
shorts 10 cover freely. and the market was
steady az the close with full recovery os
prices.
Oats were slow and without in6epeud-
ence prices following the trend of the corn
market.
Provisions were firm all day and trade
was moderately active. \ good advance
WAS scored IN the small hog receipts. Prices
eased off on realizing. but ruled strong
az tain later and closed firm at about ouislds
Prices.
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rtty council over the election OF a Sic
csssor 10 the late jadEe '. H. f-am9erf
who vas councilman from tue Fourth
ward.
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formation OF interest TO mariners on this
coast:
Washington.
Columbia river-Buoy established-Pea-
cock spit buoy, a first-class can, black No.
H. was established on December 10. in 30
feet Of water, 10 mark the south edge OF
Peacock spit 1t is on the bearings: Cape
disappointment light. n. II w. distant
2-lo miles: Point Adams light Sc. by r.
d E. H. II. B.. December Il, 1897. Charts
affected. s.ii0)
Grays harbor entrance-Buoys moved
On November IS 1891 Outer buoy. first
class can painted black and white In per-
pendicular stripes, was moved into II feet
OF water. at the outer. edge OF the bar. 1t
Is on the bearings; North edge Of timber
on Point Chehalis, ENE. y E.: Lone tree
on Damon point, NNE. Il E.; Willapa bay
light. Sc. ]. Z.
On the same day Inner buoy. tirst-class
num- painted black and white in perps n
dicuar stripes was moved into q feet OF
water. 1t is on the bearings: North edge
of timber on Point Chehalis, +. y N: Lone
tree on Damon point. y. by +. x E.: VIII
lapa bay light, Sc, Il s. From Inner buoy
vessels should steer so as 10 pass close 10
the northward of Trustee spit. red nun
buoy. No 9 O.. H. B. Local " to NJ. De-
cemher ,. 1893. Charts affected. g.lS5. 600,
e4o1
British Columbia.
Vancouver island-yictoria harb0r en-
tTance-Sector of red light--NictOria har-
Dor light on Berens isiand entrance 10 Vic
show sector Of red light over Brotchy
ledge. Otherwise the light is unchanged
and shows fixed white for periods of Il
seconds with eciipses OF seconds dura-
ton. alternately. II shows white in deep
water. both north and south OF the ledge
ada " 10 " No. 50 Of 1891 Chart at
fected 6, 4ool
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Bulletin No 90, issued by the coast and
geodetic survey contains the following in
formation Of interest to mariners on this