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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-26
CONDICI0NE8 Y CONCEsIONEs

ooNooENTos EOs deben pentadOs Agna Cpadmente
hma del mbaTcador
admudo Los he So po
deno, ezoundo los eorrepndentes etos
CobradO en- ea; debndo fOrmIss elos
PASAJESS1 sseho
Oorente Camb nuesta d del
stuVieen sa1a
paB1e tOmadOs bod0 tenen 30 por l00
PASAJES VUELTA-Pa
safes Cmara vand rebaia de
nreOs dO ano de reDaia
hn uatannCs podrn
medlne Ia deVoHcon de Ia rebaIa total de IDA Vuets.
Ea e ca pues unia hete
vuta dterenoa ordao de ida
anpre qae no huese eommeud CAmot
dlfeencia n
BLEFEs DE FAMIASs c0noeds bajl
pa d ida uta Pasa
M adOnT Oaad
. GRATIS
tOs nuOs Psueu melo tdem 10 Id, tdsm.
idem6
Los s sera eoDrad frances
Iranvos Ia nsnqaea 30
EALAADOSLA O0mpana ens sSaoeOda pos
para Lannao Del GJ0rno Epn famas
oe ~ s Pessst de l 625 pssasS de L., 45 pseta
EGuhoS-LA VomPana s precos
m6dioos
Para mas niOma dEIgEse los Agenta ssta plaaa,
MAYOL HERMANos & Co.
AgostO Is de ls99
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-26
Variedad de Tarietas
Les amOros de La bella Nancy II

cy, doude nos oaIara mi ito 81 csrdenAl de LOrsns.
~ ltA despu6s, diio Ntny, qIs en- su' ratOI
perdidOs sjia z larse en Ia po'itioa sl duqus de
Crlou, 81 oondAstlbls d. mt rsnOy, Ell mismo
rev Carlos TX montsn oaballo atravies4n las from.
terss de vuestro duaado do LDrsoa, moOs hr, estsa
Ia guerra.
Mis- preparstivos estio heOhls; entire Mayena
70 tendremos en- jsqus Fraucia
--lPsrfectsmsntel murmur6 Nancy; 70 el rey de
Franoia es el hijo PrsdIsOto da Is IyIesa, como Ia
rsiua teue parsntssoo Ell psps este exoomugara al
duque de Gaiss, Cuyos tdbdtos w de defsnderle,
sueltan las armas y le abandons"
--Te equivOcas, respoudi6 ell duqus, POGO impresio
nsdo Dor la l6goa oontundents de Ia oam1rera ri pa
pa no exoomulgMa al duqae de Gasa porqus sepa que
Sc ha Cssado con una prncess qaeestsba destnada
ese hugonote de NsvaTrs.
-IDiantre, tal yeE tenga rsE6nl.... diiose Nancy,
peFo no ss dis poF vencids. 30 ese case, prosigui6
como Ia reina Catalina es hkbi amensEsra al papa
81 no s devueve su hiia, lamar todos los hugo.
notes de Francis Navarrs, asi como a los de HOlan
ia del Paatiusdo hasta aepaEarss de la Igssis
tPero dime, Nancy, pvegunt6 el duque sonTisn.
do, tambi6u te meEclas en- political
NO, monsehOT, peFO veo ClaFo en- ella.
-iY me aoonseias que no me eve Ia prineesal
-IDios os 10 quite de la oabeEal
-PsEo... Ia amO tanto..
-lQue importa eaol ya 10 VsF6is -. ella vera.
vsTemos. repuso Nancy, ooningando el veFbo Ger
en- tres tonos.
IN hombrs mas perspiesz que el daque menos
spasioEsdo, le hubsan heoho aFTRgar 81 otHo sstaa
tres entonaciOnesI psEo ei de Guisa 20 comprsndi6
nada
-sD6uds g o pOdrs saeoaWu mshtns POr h
mAhanl, mqnssheEi pFsaaate e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-26
30 BibIiotoCa dc La DEuOCRACIA

-Ahle' qu'a.. " qq,.... ., MY lfiiI dsoir
ESQ, mOusthoT
-Explia atI
Para LA muere' el tempo las distlnOias no
estal sujstos |, ley comG ] och dias equvAeu
ochos amos, dstsuois dc Olea leg1ss como 81
no eziete~.
It, euti.ndj 10 mismo qua 81 ma estuVeras hl
blaDdO en- grego, ex2lioatq liza lllnamente
LIS mu res s1n d g8nio iuoonstauta. RI bombre
amado Ia vispera sueis Olvi iado eusucia al
dia 81 guiente.
A ser de dia R ,nato habiess vito pllideoer a su
iUterl,outor. 20 lsrrss persu .dUm dijo 6ts
ShOgsia de que Mlrg rita oes6 de amsrms ana al
de vsua.
-0hl no digo ESQ. hasta orsO qps Oiil al bear
mes pero opino, monsef3r, que "a no os amL
81 principe retrOoed6 paso exolam6 lcuid1dOl
DE que, monsehot7 pregunt6 Rsnsto con oalma.
-Escucha 10 qae voy deorte: 81 msutes- to
mat
I'm ese caso, viyir6 largo tempe
-Renatol exelam6 Ell duque con VOC FonOs.
-MonsehoF, 81 70 os dij srs Aqui csroa hay an
hOmbre que % auplaut6, lqu6 haliaisl
-Mlentesl
-lQu6 hsrfsis repiti6 Rsnato, 81 os d IRA que ese
hombTe guiado por Nancy todss las nochss 81 Guar
70 de Ia prinosss las sale msdis no,hsl..
ME batifiA con 81 le malaria; psTo zee hombEe
existe, estA loco, MirgafIta me ANA como aotes
oada palabrs del duqae eFa 40 sollozl.
Ess hombre existe, monsehor.
ojOhl exclam6 e duque bnsoando Ia espada que
dsisTs en- "a possda.
~ esd 0eFoa de squi.
lEol6hamslel. Enssntmelel.
-4lomsd mi eapads. nj eapa mi sombIaro.
lnsgo mifad e. 4 sheEna De Aalieani eE8 alli g
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-26
carpinterla Meeanica
EBANISTERLA z CARRETERLA
de L. p. DOria s Anguera

KD este esisbeouiento bso para iabcac6n
OaadOsY dOos mda oOmpdoados ha'ta mas senoa
pasFls que 8 Q neosste
s. 51nuy tauhisn oas Dc muebos para 81 oomeo
s pas oabalos caitos man sSdos de MADEIRA ben
Aaensa de Sudo general de mderas de Pohpep de
FLORIDA tsbll meoanas ga smaalea de pp De o e. e
I5isTo esTandudo complete suTido De feuetsra
ura e tod oass De iDazs ayopaa usdas ds
asuss sle NushlsI % bsuoo ropgos De osaro
Ponce. NoyioabFs d 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-26

le0sda
u Las nnss de Uon
colonial Fort dFrance Oynne da con OTTO
e MSrs Colon: en- Saint Thomas
De Ia lnea HaVre Bordeaux. Haiti. e''O y 80 '-F~
Observation-Disclosures de
con trasDordo en- FOrtdce
Oyeane OsbelO,
nav GG con tsbordo en- is para lvre
ATe r para O1u2ano Oagsna nendo Fde France d ds 80
To- a. LA V9mpana no g exactud en- las neones
de ida
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-28

prompted By HIGHER cables and buIlsh foreign cxop
nsvs reacting little from the TOP price In ~
eftesnoon on the small increase * worlds stochS
indicated by BrAdstreets report. Ths close yaa
steady At lQ1c net advance. January closed at 721n1
March, Isle; May 74zc; July. 75cj December, fz1ns
wooi-Duli; fleece. n@1sc
Hope-Qriet.
Co6es- Options closed firm; sales, 1900 Bag. M
Guiding January, 5.s0a5.s5c; May, 6ioasisc: spos
Rio. steady; mild, quiet
sugar-Raw. firm; refined. steady.
Available Grain supply.
Special cable and telesraphic communications 10
Bradstreets show the following changes IN ayaab,s
supplies a. compared with the last accountas
Wheat-Cnited States and Canada east Of the
Rockies, increase. l6iz0 900 bushels; Liverpool Corn
Trade News. afoat for and In Europe. decrease.
100000 bushels; total supply, decrease, $4,000 BUSH
els.
Corn United States and Canada. east Of Rockies.
increase, $4,000 bushels.
Oats-United States and Canada, east Of Rocldss,
decrease, 10000 bushels
Among the most important increases reported, MOI
given in the official visible supply statement, are
those Of 10000 bushels At Northwestern interior ele-
vators and 21700o bushels at Louisville Tho prin-
cpal decreases are those Of 81 900 bushels ut Sioux
Falls. E5o0o bushels at Manitoba storage points.
5000 bushels at Coteau. 1900 at Joliet. and sso
bushels at Akron.
The aggregate stocks Of wheat held at Portland
Tacoma and Seattle increased 10000 bushels during
last week.
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JoBB1Sa QUOTATIONS.


sobbane quotations today were "a fouowf.
Sugar. Flour and Conee.
susar-Goiden Q. in bbis As7sc; s.tIs Q; IA boi..
ulsted sloc; in bils iac higher; cube. assc; spcs
Flour ste.-patsn. Excellent, sss; Novelty 4.
yellow. Sis per, LOO ies; IN i0lS sacks:
buciwhsst -four pure $50 pss % ib. in sIb Jacks:
cracked wheat ssS per 100 lbs in lob SACKS;
S 10 e.: H is IS .s s s: ' cut s:' ,:a'
h. in lSs ..s whole wheat @ 10 10
lob sachs; re hour Il per 100 lbs in lob sachs;
splt peas i9on SACK: 81 split Pee ss Per Re-. 10
$50 Per q 80 9lb phss; fancy rolled oat. sa
ts ss' %:. ss'; E.
ssels: graham aour. $40 pr bbi. in SSlb .ack.;
n shat ST. = CT h .s:. =. s o :as
rolled s:... SS .scs:. AS: fancy rolled oats. ps
Conse-Grsm-M Mocha, per ib. ssseslle; Java, per
r. M1tc GSst. hic, shoic. per h. ssSi 81
sisss 5, X: a.: .:: .s. AssS
.chss. issa2osc; Lion. ioos si2's sc. sias; 80.
Butter, Cheese, Eggs ana Poultry.
butter-hAncn. no up; fancy dairy. In sQuafeas
2la24c Washington creamsries. lib and lib prints.
Cheese Native Washington. ,saisc; Eastern. isa
.Eggs--strictly fresh ranch. 2G@Nc; Eastern. ZIG
Comb honsy-oaiifornia comb isasi,c: strained.
Poultry-Iive chickens. ll@iac; live turkeys. lie;
dressed turkeys. l4@lec; ducks $a@5 per dos; geese
l0c.
walnuts, per ib. sacks Nc; Eastern black wal
nuts. lie: pecans. 2q3c lberts. c: Brazils. loe:
peanuts. ic; pine i5c; hickory. ioc: cocosnnts ps;
doz 7sc; chestnuts. &c; Italians. lie; popcorn. &c
per Id.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay--Puset sound. per ton, silal2; Eastern wash
ington timothy. SIT: alfalfa $lo@lL
0ats-Per ton. $2s@M
Corn. Whole s2a-5o; CRACKED. -; feed meal. p~
Wheat-Fesd. SIS so@n; oil cake meal. $50; mid.
dlngs. s22a2s; bran SIC: shorts. $s.5oGi7; chopped
feed. $20a1; dairy chopped feed, $i760.
Meats, Provisions nnd Fish.
Fre.h mests-Cow beef, &c per ID, steer bsss.
Fl V large. isie; small. Sc Sc; er...
Lard Homemade. per III. ssc: White Star. sao;
Coin Special DC: lard eompound tierces. TIC; Rex.
III Fresh ssh"Haiibut. case: steeihead salmon
fall salmon. Sc; salmon trout, 10c; mountain trout
zoe; founders, 3@ic; soles. &c; rock cod. 6@ec;
Ease; oysters, Olympia. 81 sack, 81 gallon; Glars.
ST5 sack; Dungeness crabs live. sL4o; cooked 81 SOL
Vegetables.
Potatoes. local, saa2i per ton: Yakima. slsaN psr
sack; carrots. COO sack: rutabagas Coo per sacr
turnips, Coo per sack; cabbage 75cdSl per cwt:
% per aos dollhouse lettuce cesr, Ss
per doz; radishes. l0c Der dos: hothouse tomsfoss
siai5O; green onions. ioc per doz; silverskins. SIS
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THE WOOL MARKETS.


BOSTON. Dec N.-The American Wool and Cot
ton Reporter will say tomorrow:
The past week, interrupted as It has been by The
holidays has been naturally very quiet In the
wool trade Prices are steady and there are no weak
spots to be found, far verv careful canvass
Of the situation reveals The few sales which have
been made have been generally at full prices. The
wool trade anticipates high range Of values for
next year. as may be indicated by the fact that
attempts beirg made in several sections Of the
West TO contract fer wool on the Sleeps back In
dicetions that the entire clip for next year win
be contracted for at earlier date than was evef
known before. The sales Of the week in Boston
amount TO c,os0.ojJ pounds domestic and 10000
pounds foreign. making total Of $500 pounds,
against tota Of 36s0 600 pounds for the previous
week and tntal Of 3.7950o0 pounds for tho core.
spending week last year. Sales since January /.
1859. amount to 81 ls5776 pounds. against IA. SD
pounds last year at this time.
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Charles w. Latham, Of Port Blakeleyr
Ger office curiosity in the shape Of q
lot OF ripe red raspberries The fruit was
large, perfect and as delicate In flavor AZ
II 1t had ripened in July instead of Decem-
growing in the open on Mr.. Latham's
place at Port Blakeley, and make splen-
did climatic object Lesson LOT residents Of
the East.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO Dec. N.-Cattle-Native steers, l5G25c
lower: COW market and Gamers. weak TO 10c lower;
good to choice stockers and feeders strong good to
choice, s565@6.65; poor to medium. si@5 %; mixed
stockers SSd3s0 selected feeders. 81 25a475; good
to choice cows. So i0d440 hefers s3d470; Gamers.
seas; bulls. s2.5O94io; calves. sis725; fed Texas
beeves, s4l5d5.l H.
Hogs~Uneyenly higher and lower. closing strong:
good clearances; mixed and butchers. Aa4lo light,
s. 1904. 20; bulk Of sales, a.J5g45.
Sheep Good to choice sheep and lambs. steady:
others Slow fed Western. firm to shade higher;
native wetheie, A3GAeo; lambs, sid5.90; Western
wethers sfq4.15: Western lambs, Saoa5so
Recepts-Cat,e. 1880; hogs, 1000; sheep. 5000.
Omaha.
OMAHA, Dec. N.-Receipts $500 market slow 10
l0c lower native beef steers, 81 1896 Western steers.
s4dl75 Texas steers, S3.7eGi2s; cows and heifers,
So ioas 10: Gamers S. 2sd5; ttockes and feeders.
81 eaai70; calves. s350aeT5: bulls and stays. $215
"a.
Hog-Receipts 600: market shade to Sc lower;
heavy, sio5a4i2l; mixed sio5d4io: light, Ao69
4l5 bulk Of sales, Si06@t10
Sheep Receipts. 200; market active and strong
err fair to choice natives, A3ea460 fair to choice
Westerns siis9.3j; common and choice sheep, $.759
4l5; lambs, si25@5.S.
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CEMENT FROM ANTWERP.
Bark strOnsa Arrives with = Cargo
OF 1000 Tons.

The British bark Gtronxa, from Antwerp
with 2.00o tons OF cement. arrived last night,
docking at West Seattle, where she VIII
discharge her cargo, which is consigned to
Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
The Stronxa has been since July ~ COM
ing from Antwerp and for time fears for
her safety were entertained. She was
towed in from the cape by the tug Sea
Lion as far as Port Townsend and there
picked up by the tug Tacoma
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board OF Trade.

CHICAGO Dec N.-There was little animation IN
the wheat pit today but the tone Of the market
was firm Liverpool was the chief factor That mar q:
ket showed an advance ovsf Friday, and reported
an upward tendency in the prices, due largely to
an increasing consumption and the Russian. Ger
man and French reports Of lack OF snow protec-
ton against the cold weather. With this array Of
information, the bulls exhibited some coincidence
NAV opened tdtc over yesterday, at 69S@69lc Shorts
were made the buyers. and the market advanced
early TO 6glc but eased off selling against calls
to 6es@sssc Trade was very light, confined almost
entirely to the local professional field. and around
the last given quotation the market chung through.
out the session, closing lode over yesterday at 6ei
dd9sc
Bradstreets decrease in the visible supply Of 753co
bushels was a steadying influence late in the day.
Corn was easier, influenced by. liberal receipts.
The market small one. with some changing
from January to May and scattered selling BY longs
May closed 4c lower, at 32ac.
There was enough selling of May oats to drag the
price of trife. The market was very quiet. May
closed &c depressed, at 231c
Provisions were frmer influenced by small re-
ceipts of hogs at the Western markets. and firm
prices at the yards May pork closed l0al2ic over
yesterday. at slo.Ti: May lard logl2ic better. at
$3.50; May ribs 1eal21c over yesterday, at setA
The leading futures ranged follows.
Wheat No. D. Opening Highest Lowest. Clcsns.
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The markets today were normal Sales were small
or than yesterday. but business II expected to In
crease toward the end Of the week.
Fruit Is weak Apples arc steady. Tho supply Is
good, and the demand fair.
Cranborries are in fair demand. New shipments
are arriving every few days. The price remains about
the same.
Oranges and lemons continue to sell fairly well.
Large shipments by rail and steamer arc arriving
daily
Ranch eggs are recovering from the recent de-
moralization Of the market. The price Advanced
lc today, and the market is steady. Large ship
ments Of Eastern stock are arriving.
Poultry is inclined TO be weak. Live poultry Ia
coming In rather too rapidly, and the market Ia
oyerstocked. Eastern turkeys arc expected in for
New Years. Prices are unchanged.
Vegetables are slow. California caullhower is ar
irving In fairly large shipments but there II little
demand for 1t. Potatoes remain tr1n, with . FAR
demand ALASKA orders are larger.
Other markets remain practically unchanged
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tremblings. tendency
to faint h orri d 4
dreams. costiyeness, !
loss OF appetite, pains
in Joints or muscles,
In fact, all weak nerve
conditions. Hudyan Is
natures own remedy
for all nervous trou-
bles. Get Hudyan at ,
once; 1t Is wishin ,
your reach. In wo-
men with nervous ,
disturbances there is ,
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VVYYVVYYOY
CONSULT ;
HUDYAN +,
DOCTORS :
FREE. F,
WRITE /.

nearly always bearing down or dragging
pains, nausea. pain in back. melanchoiiai
pain over abdomen. Hudyan relieves al
these conditions Women who take Hud}
van enjoy ABSOLUTE comfort. Hudyan cre5
etes bright, rosy compilations. Hudyan u
for sale by druggists--5oc package, or si1
packages for ESQ
II your druggist does not keep Hudyan.
send direct to the Hudyan Remedy Goa
Cor Stockton, Ellis and Market Sta, 5a&
Francisco, Cal
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK, Dec. T.-Fiour-Receipts. E,e79
barrels; exports, 50 !H barrels: market steady; win
ter straights N.s5G3.45
wheat-Receipts, 81 $50 bushels: exports. LIES
bushels; spot, Arm; No, red. 7akc o. b. Optfons
opened firm at ic advance and were well sustained
al morning On scattered demand from shoEiDs
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d ~ D. squash. We; California esuiiovr. nd
Grssn fruit onnsss, sssdiines. 80; navel.
L. do. .sp Is s Sss: y
sSordns 10 ,sastyi daiiiernis ass sod psstsd soca
q .ss s esanSsu s%''l ad s ST. P E. ~
dates. Iaaic; grapes. slsl"; fresh cider. 10 pr
L-mber and Building Materials.
e. 1s;'.';' No. Fl . !. sG ; q s,
q. s'ss; spruce '0s'' ~n; cedar 'hinsis bo'tas
UIumb.r-pir, rough. $50: thick nnish, mss.e,s
isnst X IL e is.t: :pssIi I;nstA: % 81
en- 81 stci boards. sinch Ssais: iNinch. @sceiS:
IS No. 3: q channel rustic o. drop sid aia
w.,xht 1000 lbs. MllA Fir timber Joasss and scanf.
!, rough Raa Sess Si and T. ~ 3, nen'
sAs shingles. Slbo; standard shsneies. N,l0; one
;,; "I :ssi .ds.: :ss r. q q: s1 ss
' AZ; ;ssss.: !, .f;.ss: { E. T. 9.
Ai Linn. Tdobbins,-Rochs Harbor u-s, ssa Juan.
Plaster Hsss Hs pr :.cs; u.
washed. si.b per sack:
~ ~
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
wh....Enpc.s. No club; ps; NJ: ! s!r.stsn.
sic; milling. No. ! siup. NC; Diue''s". ''ac
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA, Dec u-whest-N6 change; club. Sic;
buestem. &c.
70 20
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND, Dec. n.wheas-waaa wan.. Sc;
valley, 6la52c; bluestem, &c.
% % %
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstu6s.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec N-wheat, hrm. Bar
lev. not quoted spot market quiet Better trade
in oats; steady Spot quotations were;
wheat-shipping, No. l. fac; choice. Ssc; miihns'
n Bariey-Feed 7o@7alc; brewing, sseeoc :, ,,a
oats-eray, Oregon. slma@ll2a; milling. sl.i'@
LII; red. A.l24@L@
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks s.l5s; Oregon 3,722; barley.
centals 90IO; oats, centals Oregon. $50; corn cen
tails. 2,4eo; potatoes: sacks. 3aes bran SACKS. I'D
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Millstuffs- Middngs, sle9ls; bran. sl2D@D.0 per
Hay--Wheat, s650as 90; wheat and oat, 1909;
best barley. s5a7; alfalfa. $6a7.5o; stock A5oao;
compressed wheat, ssdl0: straw, per bale, 30445c
Potatoes-Eariy Rose 9Ocd$i; River Burbankss 40
75c; river reds. 55@65c; Salinas Burbann SisLD;
sweet, $i25a1.4o; Oregon Burbank, 65cesllo
Apples-Choice ST.; common, DC
Butter-Fancy creamery. 2i4a26c: seconds. D@elc;
fancy dairy. 2I@22c; seconds, la@2vc.
Cheese--New ll5at2Ic; DID, adl0c Young Amer
lea, l2dl3c: Eastern. l6td17c; Western. l39lsc
Eggs-store, E@3oc; fancy ranch. 3c; Eastern,
@ wool ana HONS.
Wool spring-Nevada, l2@i5c; Eastern Oregon. u
dl6c valley, Oregon, 1@22c. Fali-Northern noun
tain lambs logic; mountain lambs, S@l0c; San
Joaquin plains. 7aloc; Humboldt and Mendocino, Is
@16c.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Firm; May, sLo5a; cash. seac
Barley-No sales.
Com-Lage yellow. N.4@L10
% % %
CHICAGO MARKETS.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, Dec. H--wheat--Careoes OF coast.
buyers and sellers apart cargoes passage, nomi-
nal, unchanged; English country markets, firm.
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! IOu WANT IluAy 81
! II you suffer with any
! OF these symphonic
! for Hudyan Etrangths
! ems weak nerves ana
} quiets them. For ms
} somnia, Hudyan. Fog
} nervousness, Hudyans
} For weakness. Hu0s
} yam. For emaciation
} Hudyan. For despors>
, dency. clouded mons
tired feeling. HudyAn.
going symptoms "take
Hudyan viii afford
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unon

nerves for its perfect activity. fndigestio1
heart. Fig. 2; torpidity Of the liver. Fig. p
coated tongue, Fig. Il pale or saliow CONS
plexions. Fig. s; headaches or Dizziness
Fig 6.
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Dairy Products.

On the Produce Exchange today the butter market
was firm: creamery, 16a26c; dairy. 16d22c. Cheese
Firm; l2al2lc. Eggs-Firm; fresh. r@i74c.
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alaska kLOND|kE WANTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

and economical transporta-
ton for $50 passengers and their freight
to Cape Nome; first trip in. Address
Wash.
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ALASKA sLEDs.

ALI. kinds and sizes made by the Pacific
Wagon Co.: also wagon repairing and
dealers in wagon material. South Third
and Lane street, opposite N. p. freight
depot.
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! HUDYAN ;
} so cts +;
All drussIstss

DRY, alr.gone and tired fee
For all the foregoing sly
Hudyan," because HudyaI
prompt relief. It cures.
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Flour-Steady.
wheat-sprns. No. 8. sil@eic; red. No. .. SA@
69c.
Corr--No Q, soadslc.
oats-No. . aaic; white. Nc. .. seasac: No 3
234aasc.
Rye-No. g. 5sa55c.
Barley--No. 2, 3S645c.
Flaxseed-No. l. $i.49h
Timothy seed-Prime, s2.35.
Mess pork-Per barrel, Ss.80G100.
Lard-Per 100 pounds s5.3a@5. 62A
Sides Short ribs. loose. S. 2065545.
Shoulders-Dry salted boxed. bsM5lc.
Sides-Sh clear boxed. s550a560
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods. per gallon,
S1235
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Meteorological Summary For the
Month of September 1890.

Temperature, mean for the month.
III F.: normal. 77.3; average daily,
maximum. $50; average daily mini
mum. 1913: average daily range. 1O.G;
greatest daily range. 100; least. go;
highest temperature, So; lowest. 50.
Barometer average. 29.967; normal,
do: 29969 (corr. for gravity; high
est. 5000: lowest, 29.S2; greatest
change in ~ hours, Ola.
Relative humidity, mean of 4. m.
and p m. CAS-; mean dewpoint, CAS-:
both slightly below normal: absolute
moisture CT grains per cubic foot.
Rainfall, 0.SO inch; normal, 2.Oi. To-
tai since January !, 1871; this is : 90
inches below normal.
Trade winds interrupted only one
half day; cloudineSs. 10 (tenths ot
sky) normal. 40. The artesian well
level fell during the month from 3i.i
feet 10 $40 feet above mean sea-level
total fall since March !. 16 feet.
The rainfall in Hilo and Puma, Ha-
waii. has been about 30 per cent OF the
normal for September. In Kohala
Waimea, the upper levels of Hamakua
and in Kona, about the normal amount
In lower Hamakua and Kau. also or
Maui. Oahu and Kauai. about 40 pei
cent of the normal.
The rain periods for the month wer,
on the 18th and 22d.
CURTIS ]. LYONS.
Government MeteoroloCiSt.