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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

The stated communication OF Island
Pond Lodge, F. & a. NJ, for the current
month will be held next Monday evening
at the usual hour.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

The members of the Penrose Club are
requested to meet at Mrs. w. b. Cause
brooks Friday afternoon of the current
week, at the usual hour.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

The work of charging the railroad
yard goes merrily on. Evidently larger
business than usual the next winter is
expected.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

A Bartlett & Son have put into their
freight house new steam grist mill that
is capable of grinding out 30 bushels per
hour.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

Be comfortable during the hot weather
by wearing a Smiley Wrapper or stylish
shirt waist. We have them in all Sizes
Pomeroy & Robinson.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

Mrs. Annie r. Needham went to Bur
lington last Tuesday, delegate from
Erastus Buck w. X. c. to the annual de-
partment convention.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

The listers are busy men these days on
their errand of making the quadrennial
appraisal of real estate in town.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

Mr.. J. b. Goodhue of Derby Line was
the guest OF his brother Edward {. Good
hue last Sunday.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

Isaac Stern is entertaining his sister
Mrs. Emil Bloch and little son from New
York. They expect to remain here all
summer.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

Mrs. b. n. Robinson is visiting rela-
tives and friends i'll Coaticook, p. Q.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

The summer time table will go into
effect on the G. T. X. System on Sunday
Iune 10.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

BE sure and read the generous offer
made by Davis, photographer.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10
Baby carriages at Vallee Brothers.

ooh! look at that silly man." Tab
leau.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

The work of removing the Roman
Catholic Church to the lot adjoining,
owned by Frank Paquetts, was COM
menced last Monday. Mr.. Paquette has
purchased the building and will convert
it into three tenement house. 1t is ex-
pected that the work of moving will be
completed this week.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

Miss Marie Reeve went last Tuesday
to Burlington. to remain there two or
three weeks.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

The Grand Trunk authorities have put
into the coal sheds a steam derrick to be
used in coaling engines. This is decided
improvement and must be great relief
to the men who for the past 80 and 40
years have loaded coal on to the engines
by means of the laborious hand crank
system.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

Baby carriages at Vallee Brothers.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-10

Baby carriages at Vallee Brothers,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-26

Comb honey-California, lie; strained
honey. &c.
poaitry-pressed chickens. laglac; 1--we
geese. l2c: dressed turkeys. isGlsc.
Vegetables.
Potatoes Uobbing)-Eariy Rose. Nsafi6:
white, $i64$l7: Yakima. $lSG11g sweet no.
tatoes. &c per ID: silverskin onions, IGikc:
beets SocGs4i per sack: carrots. Soc DC.
per- per sack: Cabbage. lis9lac: red cabbage s
EXC: ear.ifower, @c1Q per dog. horse
radish, &c: Hubbard squash, 1,sc; pump
kin. lc; garlic. sc: celery. 4og5oc per dozen:
Fruit.
Green Fruit Uobbingl-Oranges. new crop
seedlings S2l35o: navels. $2003 Is; LEM.
ons. $3.50; apples. fancy. 75c9N.75 per
box; cooking apples. aoaeOr per box: ba-
:. soas. 50 per bbi: Sc soas per box: csIifor.
MIA white figs layers. 10-ib box 81 30. iO-in
carton box. $i.35: California black fiss 30
ID boxes $50: Smyrna ngs sc per ID: new
dates. TAG.
walnuts. per ill., sack. s0uc: Eastern
black waiifuts. Zoe: pecans. 124l3c: filberts.
lac: almonds, fancy, soft she'll iSlapc: AL
rnonds. cheaper grade. is117c: peanuts e.
&c: pine. lse: hickory. iec: Italian chest
nuts, isc: Brazil. I2c; cocoanuts. iS19oc per
dog. popcorn. &c per Id.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay uohb.ngl-Puget sound. per ton. sees
II: Eastern Washington timothy. sl3sog1:
alfalfa. SO
oats 0ohblngl-Per ton. $c3aeA
Rsrley-Rolled. tcsn2e.
Corn-whole. 1850: cracked. 81: feed
meal per ton. So
Feed--wheas. ssi6i22: OF cake meal ss4sa
=. Yut3aisng~, S9iug3: bran, SIS: shorts. Siss
choys,ed feed slS4f2I: dairy chop feed SIs
Lumber and Building Materials.
r0gs-superior quality. per N. No. fir
fSGfs5o: understandable fr. s. sogf4 50: No
cedar sssr7; common, per NJ $4GiI 90: snr,,cs
logs $3.50: cedar single bolts. s. ass1.s 90
Fir I.umher-Rough. IS, thick finish .ur-
faced. one or two sides. s. 10 and "a snrhss
wide $lslsn. lengths r 70 Is feet: snerIai
lengths. SOC per NJ extra. one-!nch finish
tist;1S. all vertical grain 81 per NJ EXTRA
Flooring. dressed and matched si-naI.
stock boards. s-inch. t9sils: la-inch. 81 ates
$50: Is-inch. SiSGila. Feacing No 4 ar
s-lneh finish, -; No. = -; V or charmed
rustic or drop siding. weight 2oro ms al
ala Fir timber joists and scants.ngs
rough. s. 5clis. : ! s T.. 50 seals: 8 1S
fliGfIs BOX boards ie-inch and IN SIS
Washington Red Cedar I.umher-Rourh
sS4fa; heve siding, weight 7V his. Sl.sp
u ~: ceiling. weights Nos. l. and I g.
irsh lap It's: Mes. I. and Z, ss-inch 40
ms S,S9fs- wainscoting. ffut7l&: rustic tassS
-. a. shingles sfss: standard shinx,es
g. 70, one-ineh finish L. II and Is feet, 3s.5sg
"a, thick anish sesaS: cedar squares I? 4
. and 10 Feet, fetsg9a; pickets 3l2
Kindred. 81 In advance OF green,
D-usaSe Soc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-26

san FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Potatoes Early Rose ssSfssc: river Bur
hanks. Esss>Sss: salinas Barhaaks. sScss1i =: :
Oregon Elrhanks sscS3zis@ -
Fsgef8h - S4ivsrSsln onsonx. EsIssic /;
e8TI5c, &c. green peas, ssiiacs string beans.
sst.U par II. tomatoes. sscsisi per box !.
ess plant. is.
Fruit>-~Arps eaosea, 81, common, Soc:
crRraervs%s $>E19sa. oranges. aayels. g. =
81 5. MextcSn lines. rs-pack. s. ssEs 1:
common California tesss Gus x1s -. choice
California tes0aas. S2ss@- -; bananas. g. &c.
- Iser eurscss. yAnsAaplss. s. aexfS psr doz.
Euf5er-Fancy creamery. Sc. Do seconds.
S-s8-ssr. fancy dairy. S-,. 90 seconds as2
~: r1cxlea, tS1iae, fsrsln. 1ssssc.
C,'sesSe~~Se@. 1lS4gf1Gec. cid, .92~8fsc:
California cwssgl eAss1Sxr. iiglzc: Young
America. Iissgssc, Eastern. g@sass t5s.c
Esxs-Ssore. ~ 81, fancy ranch. 5sS. ~
FCssEry~- Turkey yoSae~r. &c per 10. fnr-
KEY krus ESe: odd roosse-s~ 3+srs ~. YOUNG
rNsoxsers. tskasys. small hs7osisrs. 1sSa 80:
large hgvsslers. So 6fsss. flyers. 49, -; h%rss
Ssss ~. ga<~e. s. ssss per psaiy. cd pigeons.
$IsS1 -, young psgsons c-sssaAAs
Wool and ucpa.
wrsas- Spyssw->svsas iaasl@sse; East
.rrl ssregcsa ls.9f@e. valley do, Is4FiTe Ea-s
Northern mountain aaussz. 50 zec. ase1n-
tain asrsns. 5SsC. San Joaquin Isaazs. sssscS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-26

CHICAGO. Dee. .s~-Esceirfs % cattle
totsy weTe even sEsallef than uSIsa! on
Saturday ard tire market was alfza1st eD-
tlrely . nominal oas Vest sr lays prices
prevailed IL the ns@ transactions record
ed The ira 4e-w are locking for liberal
receipts and sowsr prices on Monday.
BayeES 81 Eoss took he'd i.rlzkiy al al
vanSss % FIVE ard ten cents. ilsEs sold
q, an extreme range Of $1-,sas -s5 for the
poorest TO the hes; largely AZ s. 80 a.
The late market sss weak and lower and
some hcgs tnr ahics E~ae VAS bsd early
SD at ss5@s9 Pa ke-s ara .o3GEizE on
Lesrai receipts next Mcr1Ay.
Too few zssep and .ar:ss serr en- hand
TO maze a market ami pTiceS weSe 1s ia
!nAl .cacsss sJ&a al ). - tor tfe po1sr-
est 10 s4s5s - for rse best Yearly stsexp
sssl5 at y4aSsso ard Lama~ al E5sszss for
ceEnrsaa Up % sssyS~sa for ensslee isnas-
Escespts-<ats4a. lols AGgs. i-sss. sheep.
Ice.
Omaha.
OMAHA Tser. -%-9.atsla-- Receipts 40
head. market strpwx ard awssges @stfya
beef steers tk-ss s~.as western ssesrA G-ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-26

Columbia
Ara Ana c.hasina Port B.ss'eg
nn ena stating Br So sSs shanghai Pusss sound
Annie n An schr,
tnai.gsSrh Aansn Puget SOUND
ass l Lag shsngha I-on
I @ass b. 81 Liz taas idssnpoe Sison.
Cs.sb Curtis 81 Tacoma July II
coanha h Hill f. Am sasr ~ 'Sns honsla ssa.'e
eesnsSSdoe Br Angeles .-.
Dru1npassan spnrrns B London ssp;ens
ossan Mssaaiaa n an s io". Saxaak viea
Emna t1aufina Townsend
ssy sans Ts f, Tasnnd Annoy
Ecnador Wssphs, 2at Nagasaki
Am Schr,a - ionsG aaynaa Tacoma
frssno .undsrwood Townsend
Am tons i F1snaso
Hutton Hall Kawiands Columbia
Hawaiian Kss Hawbk 7sonsH onoiu
@ F. sa 5 Am s9ns sss San P r
Katie FTckenger, Monsor Honolulu
Fo.n i Hr * a. toms toms soo Port S.usd
ae Ad.on Ann 81 &s tons. san rranssco sea.s Tacoma
~ f. smith smith, Pedro. Ludlow
September
Nokonai.
Pacne6 Wilson.
e sp a Taa hT 3 & msa Por aEes soan
Eoher, Levers Gcodmsn Am ss Honolulu Puget sound
Spartan Am Fra Seattle. $500
syenen Chill blk Valparaiso British
nergB r ions.sha China ~
Victoria Tr1eh.dse An 1s Hongkong Puget sound
VIM Am on Annoy oT
W. H. Macy. orots. Am sh 2a2 Francisco
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-26


AZ same date at or upon which the fran
gA,se granted under said Ordinance No.
- ssau feass and deteTmlae.
/ ssc I. That the said grantee. his repre-
watatives, heirs and assigns. by his ac-
eesssns.e OF this franchise, does agree for
himself, his representatives. heirs and as
ems, 10 protect and save harmless the
4fy Of Seattle from all claims, actions or
ssmsxes of every Kind and description
rhiea may accrue to or be suffered by any
ssrpsn or persons by reason OF any de-
stcttye construction or maintenance or
improper occupation OF said rixht-of-Way
LEI hy reason Of the negligent operation by
lale grantee. his representatives,. heirs or
snigns OF fIis wires or poles or a2purte-
ssncex in said right-of-way: and. in case
s.lt or action is commenced against said
sry for damages arising oat Of. or by fca-
tsu o. such construction or maintenance
Il Improper occupation or Negligent orer-
ls.on. said grantee. his representatives.
seirs or assigns, VIII, upon notice to him
e them, OF the commencement of said ae-
ION. defend the same at his or their sole
Det and expense, aud. I'm case Judgment
Aau BE- rendered against the city OF Seat
q, IN such suit or action, will fully salts
n sAid judgment within ninety 800 days
&en dmally determined. IL determined ad-
serseiy TO said city.
SEQ g. That IL the said grantee shall
s.lfuiiy violate or fail to comply with any
Eusislon of this grant for ninety co
kys after notice from the board OF pub
II works. or ehali wilfully and unrea-
Eaahly neglect OF fail to comply with any
setfca given 10 said grantee under the
ppsis:ons of this grant. he shall forfeit
8 night hereunder. and this grant may
y INVOKED and annui,ed by the city coun-
d
And the grant OF the franchise, right
~ prfvtler~ her esn rnasi~ shall be subject
b tie right OF the city council at any
tine hereafter to repeal, change or modi-
IS said Grant, IL the franchise granted
Asseby IL not operated I'm accordance with
lee proyinions hereof q. at all: and this
epylsian IL intended rs reservation of
lae right OF the city council to so repeal
smend or modify this ordinance in ae-
erdanee with the requirements of the
carter of the city OF Seattle.
This grant shall not become operative
L ss said grantee shall have filed with
~ city clerk ~ written acceptance OF ali
~ terms and conditions thereof. ard shat.
frd within one month after the adoption
Asreof
Wherever In this ordinance the term
'sran,se' IL used. II shall be- held and
Understood 90 stand for and represent
William T. Baker. said grantee. his rep
.sss.ntatiycs heirs and assigns.
See 2 That this ordinance shall fake
Sire, ard ne In force from and after its
Fzssage ana approval ~ approved by thu
ssypF: otherwise IL shall take effect at
~ sirrs when IL SHAH become u law. ae-
sorllng Go tho provisions of tho city
AaEter.
r,ate Of first rahilcaiion December q.
|gw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-26
PEARLS IN ILLINOIS.
The Operation Of Inducing the HI.
valve to Produce the Gem.

For a good many years the pearl indus
try along Green river. a tributary OF Rock
river. in this state. has attracted some
out OF regular employment The 0eaeseo
News says the largest and finest pearl
ever found In the river In worn by James
Kerr. OF that place In ring. Il is near.
perfect In shape and iussre. II Is interest
Ing 10 know that these pearls are formed
by an accre.ion OF nacreous juices, which
covers grains OF sand or other foreign sub
stances that get within the shell OF the
clam. Pealrs can be manufactured. with
tire help OF Tits bivalye. by introducing
shot within the shell and returning the
clam 20 the water. Perfectly round pearls
can thus he produced in from SIX months
to year. The longer they are allowed 10
remain the more deep the racreous coating
and the finer the lusire % me pearl
The reason &c many pearls are ohs9ng
and Tnisshapen rests in the fact that they
ara formed about obiong ard rnisshapen
pearl Is produced. very nice for brooches
or pins. Other substances may be used
a. u ell as shot
The Chinese insert a small image OF their
god Buddha. and In q year have the little
stataette in pearl. They cut all sorts CT
fantastic images In. tin. and thus produce
ard any other shape that fancy suggests.
Tire New has found iEs following inter
es;inz article setting forth the operation
IN an Iowa exchange:
Experiments OF like nature wiki TIE
rough. sbelied pnies OF the Cedar river
uowa) have been rracticed for the last
few years with fair success An average
sized shell. or shells, from a section Of the
river bed known to produce brilliantly lus-
tired shells were allowed 90 remain IN this
sun until the hfeaises parted With
quickly inserted wedge IN the opening the
shell is immediately dipped In water 10
sustain Efs.
TIE operator then carefully iisss the
r,artis from the shell ard WITH a pair OF
twefzers droyss In a pellet 81 AJAX, glass
bead or other small article tina. ne Ia de-
s.raus O. having coated Gaze - taken
not 10 strain the muscles by forcing the
wedge while the clam Is resisting tire in
truasn1-
After the objects are placed IN thai rar.
OF the clam showing Ne best color the
mantle "a drawn 90 place. The wsdxs rersOy
ed ara t5s clam sFove3 20 resume Us nor
rial co-Ait.cn. w.th a sufficient number
axss IN 30 ahoye-5eecr! S~S way they are
then placed iz pond or bayou that gii
re< sreszs It's depth during ~inser.
Az The expiration of Ell months nr one
wear a. most the urios VII have tIs5nn 4
covering that securely fastens them 20
tire shell Usually about two-tairss OF the
object skgs fastened re-nasG& above tae
sheu. though Il e presumed itat IN tire
.hs rstura. growth % the shell would
entirely s.e-. this "-iil!rrss State Regis
ter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-26
FREE TO TEACHERS AND SCHOLARS

FREE TO TEACHERS AND SrHOLAHa
In 1877 We had thousands Of requests
from teachers ard scholars for Wonder
land 81. The edislon~a large ons~was
exhausted long before The end OF the
year Wonderland IS can not only be
supplied 10 those unable 10 secure th4
former but ALEC t0 others. II ~ entirely
agTersn4 however. sFaIu the frat named
book IL has a chapter oFa tas Agricultural
Northwest. eTlsnme1 full Of valuable tn
formation. one on Yellowstone Park. viii.
ten especially for teachers. another o..
Aiasxa and kiondsks. ard che on a csr,g.
Ia ke trim, tbs, alss De of interest 90 sahossx
The book has a hizn arg cover dexlxEsz
by I.eyeEdecksr. and 10 y prcfu.eiy s.us
trstsss frosrs rHw photographs. Tire North
srn Pacific railway vii send thA book ara
a revised fal4sT map Of YeisSwstnne PARK
a,son receipt ~ cents u stsFnp* or pe,xsa.
asAs- ge1A - t.hzs x Fes. general ia a..
es,xer agent, 81. PAU, Nina. Sriae aairss*
plainly ard state where you sas the al
vertS-~rsszS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-26
SHIPPING At PORT BLAKELEY.
Lum her Vessels In the UarboP Frou
All Over the World.

Special Dispatch 20 the post-Inseillv~ncer
PORT BLAkELEY. Dec, Zs.--Eelow are
names. deEt4ns Ions. .sC.. OF vessels load
ing lumber at this port
Am bksn Northwest Capt Anderson, San
Diego. Cal. Am Dktn Willie IL. Hume.
Brown. San Pesiro CAL: Ara bkta Leslie
u. Jorsenser. Oakland Cal Am schF Mary
r.. Foster. Thompson HvnohIla, ~ L.. Am
bk Top Gallant. Lunyaiat. san Franasao.
Cal. Am bk Kate Davenport. Msrrixnan
San Ffas.elseo. Cal. Am bk Harvester,
Edwards, PER- f.rie. Australia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-26
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 20 Post-InselIigepcer.
NEAH BAY. Dec. z5.-~8 y. m.~-HaIorn-
eter u, IL light rain: thick in straits: wind
west. Ave miles. Outward last night-~A
steamer. 4:se y. ia.
CLALIAM. Dec. es,-~4 p. might rain.
calm A ship in the hay.
PYSHT. Dec. Is y. m.--C.oudy: calm.
PORT CRESCENT. Dee 2s--4 3. H.
Barometer. - 20; elogdy. calm.
PORT ANGELES. Dec. &.~t p. M
Light rain: calm. In the hay-Snip Mont
gomeryshira and bark Osborne.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-26
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Notwithstanding the Holiday Seas0u
the Tone IL Good.

LONDON, Dec. 25.-Notwithstanding
the holidays the tone OF the market IS
good and prices are generally better. de-
spite reaiizations and the money squeeze
that comes with the end of the year.
In railroad securities, Americans have
been for several days the most active fea-
ture, showing q considerable Improvement
with prices continuing strong. Baltimore
X Ohio shares have risen IA points, Cen
trail Pacific 1: Union Pacific. sls; Denver
& Rio Grande. 81 and other Americans
from u TO "
Money was In good demand yesterday
at 3ia to 4 per cent. until yesterday and
3ls per cent. on three months bills.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-26

l44o: Texas steers, 81. 60GA.o: cows and
heifers, $3q4 10: Gamers, sasI2.ae, stockers
and feeders, S. tOGI4 40: calves, AGi6.,5 bulls
and stays. $24l3S0.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head: market e&sy:
heavy, s. 4oIkSI3.47k: mixed. $s.4Sai3. 47is:
light S. 471aei3 50: bulk of sales. S. 4sds s7as.
Sheep Receipts. LOO head: market
steady: fair to choice natives. s3.esaI43 ga.
fair to choice westerns, s.. 40d4; common
and stock sheep. $2ioG0.5o: lambs. $4r
5A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-26

requirements of Is per cent
The FInancier says:
The statement of the clearing house
hanks Of New York for the week ending
December "a shows for the frs. time in
some weeks the banks have not been able
are flowing TO this city. The result is that
excess reserves are increased by over
s2,0a..1 and now stand at $la.Stu9n. the
highest figure reported since last October
In the period mentioned. however, the
loans OF the banks have expended $3.50
eaa and deposits almost xs.no0oo Facts
like these do not seem to Indicate anything
approaching firmness IN money rates. The
increase in ieafs for the past week was
s.. s5I, soc which t. smaller than had been
anticipated. A detailed analysis seems 10
show that special operations by one or two
large banks tniertere~i with the logical ftss-
lures of the weeks operations. AZ re-
suits prove, the net receipts OF cash. almost
exclusively in t6e form or specie. were
A,655.sco 1t is known that gold Is being
received In large amounts from San Fran
cisco as r. result Of Australian imports
and larger interior rerittancss were in
favor OF New York, as were also opera
TORS with the sub-treasory The cash
gain. therefore, Is easily explained. but
since use has not besr made for the money
the tendency Is toward Idle Accommodations
and maintenance Of minimum rates for
funds. After the first OF the year there
may be a change In this condition. but IL
is difficult to see how IL can be more than
temporary. The immense volume Of trade
reported by the country at large certainly
implies d demand for money, but despite
this facs and the equally important ress-
iasions afforded by the operators with
Europe. which have resulted in heavy loans
Of American balances IN nearly every I'M
poTts1ft continental center. the plethora OF
money - clearly established. The treas
ury has called TOR the payment OF s.. t.s.lsa
OF Pacific railway funds ia hanks. but THIS
viii be returned In trAssaslfa~nts and VIII
not equal the disbursements which the re-
9s1ption % tSe currency sizes VIII reces-
ance due fhe United States from Europe
The situation might be Regarded with eau
taon. OWING 10 ths enormous expansion
which has taken place. but as IL now seems
10 Re. nothing could create serious cozEpli-
cations IN the money market.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-26
MARINE NEWS.

SA< FRANCISCO, Dec. gs.--Arrived-
s sr Msyfower. CoaullIe river, schr Bar-
nara Hernsier. CoquIIle river str Empire.
Coos hay.
NEW YORK. Dec. 25.--Arrivsi-I.a Sor-
mandie, Hagre.
HAvRfs. DEG. 2s--ArYive,i~-fA Cham
payne. New York
QUEENSTOWN. Dec. --saiied~Aera-
MA New York.
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pxsns In the chest when n person has q
r<F.S indicate q tendency toward pnegEsa-
IA riecz ef aanrs. Sampensd with
Gasraer'asE-s Pas1 Balm ara bound Ga
10 the chest csss gre sea- o. rssa vi
threatened attack 81 pneumonia This
zane treatment win cure 8 lame hack N
= few h1uxA Sold hy 81 deaseSA
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1TY TREASURER'S NoTiCE-T-he foi-
sassag warrants Will lie paid upon pre-
sertasion at the city treasurer's office
Interest on said warrants Will ceass AZ
TIE expiration OF fistern 9ays from the
gale Of tne fitaf publication OF this notice.
EIGHTEENTH Avenue Ordinance Ne ssIS
Warrant Ne. eaS. James Street. Ordinances
IA E06. Warrants Nos. Ssh. 81 $40 sSs NSs /.
ss@rnoyn STREET Ordinance Nc 4sfe War
shts Nas "a. ~, NJ. IN. 7ss. ~ Wash
Gstan Street. Ordinance No. ssia War
sHss Nos sl9 sI4 Sla. Taylor Avef;se. Or
alasnce No, aNi Warrants Sas. s& Me-
Asyslake Aven ~ .; al. Ordinance Ne
"a Warrants Nos. ~ - KS inclusive.
A, IA. FOpTk.
CITY TTessurer Of the City OF S.satsls
Date X FIRST publication. December AsA.
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PORTLAND. Dec. aa-Wheat active:
Wa'ls Walia, 53s.e: valley g.: hiuesseru,
fS2c Cseareei-Rsrk Fsala%ore with L. 30
bushels ~ wheat. ship Ernin rasha with
=. Ss barrels f'onr. both for Queenstown.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

whest~-Market unchanged: export No.
club, ssSsc. No. I caaeSters. sIise, milling.
No. club hs,=rs No. l hiueste-n. s2isc.
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Report Of Bank OF spain.

MADRID. Dec 25--1'he report OF the
Bank OF Spain for last week shows the fol-
lowing changes: Gold in hand no change,
silver In hand. increased s,s7elo pesetas;
notes In circulation. increase u,oas. 900
ueSetaa.
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PACIFIC COAST CHARTERS.

Raze.o I SIP 1857 tons general cargo San Francisco to sydney
Honolulu: char
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chartered