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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03
HELP WANTED-MALEs.

BELLBOY-At Hotel metropolitan one
experienced bellboy and one houseman.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03

WASHING--A competent woman wants
washing. ironing or day work of any
KIND; call after o'clock p. m. lis Mar
tin St, Room 9. Mi
WANTED-Place to care for Young babv
by middle-aged experienced woman; can
give best Of references. 1853 Dousman st.
WASHING-By woman doing washing
and ironing. 977 Francis st.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03

LIFE ASSOCIATION AS
sets, $3.50, 900; largest, strongest. best
Minnesota life company; wants capable
agents; gives producers every assist
ance. Address Douglas Putnam, Ssc-
rotary, st. Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03
POPULAR WANTS
AGENTS AND AGENCIES.

AGENTS wanted to sell Dr. Reeds
Cushion Shoes: experienced men pre-
ferred: good commission. Apply S45
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03
SUPREME COURT TERM.

company, Niles Land company and To.
ledo Investment company.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03

Gypsy SHORODA
continues to startle the people by her
miraculous performances People suf-
fering for years are finding relief by
the aid of the wonderful gypsy. With
or writing a question she tells you what
you come for, where you are going,
why you are not successful in your un-
dertakings. No matter what your con-
ditions or surroundings may be all can
be set right by one visit. Office hours,
9 a. m. to p. m. Fee within reach of
all 26 West College aV.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03

DRESSMAKER desires work in families
perfect fit guaranteed; the best Of ref
ences given. Address 1911. Rondo ST.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03
CARPET CLEANING.


HELPS CARPET CLEANING Works, Lis
University av; carpets cleaned, refitted
and laid; rugs made to order. Tele-
phone. 1G03-3.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03
Fe, Entertain battery Boys.

The members of Battery A will enter
ain the returning members of the bat
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03

ANY LADY having two or three hours
spare time day can make S. weekly
working for us at home; nothing to
sell. Send self-addressed envelope for
free sample, Manhattan e. NJ. Co., 1903
Reekman Of N "
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03
NEWS OF RAILROADS
Nj THREATENED BOYCOTT OF THE
BURLINGTON DOES NOT ALARM
THAT COMPANY
WILL ENFORCE IT'S EDICT

Packing House Product Rate War
Has Assumed Most Serious
Phase-Kansas City Shippers Are
Notified the Burlington Means to
Fight-SaIe of the NIckapOO VAL
ley Line Is Finally Contaminated.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03

CIGAR SALESMENst WANTED-New
plan; experience unnecessary; write for
particulars. Consumers Cigar Co., 634
and 636 South Seventh ST., st. Louis, Mo.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03

A Competent PERSON would like
children; best of references given, and
wages not less than $40 or $25 month;
speaks German and English. Address
A NJ Globe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03

DRESSMAKER wants sewing In families
Please call or address, 315 East Seventh
st. third floor. 4
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

HE'LL WANIEU- FEMALES.
-~-~~-~~~-o-~-~o-~-~-~- ~~~~-~~~--~~~~~~-
ANY NY LADY AiII haying two or three hours
working for us at home; nothing to
sell. Send self-addressed envelope for
free sample, Manhattan e. NE. Co., 1O3
Beekman ST., N. Y.
COOK-A good cook for boarding house.
255 West Seventh st.
DINING ROOM GIRLS-Wanted, two ex@@A
per1enced dining room girls to work out
of the city: wages $18 per month. Ad-
dress Immediately ]. x. Farnam. Gen
eral Delivery.
DINING ROOM GIRLS-Wanted, expe-
rienced dining room girls for restau-
rant. Call at ITO East Seventh st.
HOUsEWORK-W young girl to
assist with light housework. 1S9 Four
teenth st.
HOUSEWORK-Gir for general house
work; two in family; call mornings te-
fore r. S36 Grand av.
SEWORK-Wanted, girl for gene al
homework; good wages. 1S2 Harrington
HoUsEWoRK-Girl to assist with
houseWork. SO East Eleventh.
PAN WASHER wanted at Clarendon Ho-
tel.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.
Anybody out of work In st. Paul or
Minneapolis may 1nsert an adver-
tisement under this heading free
of charge. 81
~~~~-~-~~.o~~-~~o.~e~~
A YOUNG man would like evening work
at home as translator or copyist; Is
good translator fE0m0English into Ger
man, or vice versa 7Call at 100 West
Sixth St. upStairSI .f2C -.s.4 IS ~
A BOY Of eighteen would like to get work
in printing office; has had five years
experience in the business; can feed
cylinder press and Gordon. B 174, Globe.
BARTENDER-Positi wanted as bar
tender, or second bartender, by a reli-
and experience. Address c 166, Globe.
BOOKKEEPER-Ex male book
keeper wants position W 1856. Globe.
COoK-First-class meat and pastry.
wants situation In city or country, Ad-
| dress w. 7. Davis. General Delivery. st.
Paul. e.
DELIVERY MAN-Wanted good place
as delivery man: know the~5city well.
Address SAB Charles st.
EMPLOYMENT-A boy nineteen years
old wishes work of any kind: under
stands the care of horses: has worked
on Summit aY as coachman. Address
B III. Globe.
EMPLOYMENT-W arted. employment by
a neat. bright. energetic boy. of, seven
teen years: would very much like Ito
learn .tieWelry or drug trade: can give
splendid references if wanted. address
D 165. Globe. w.
.JANITOR-Colored man wants situation
as janitor to care for flats or furnace.
Call or address 20S West University av.
OFFICE MAN-Wanted. situation by
goo office man.; speaks German.
English and French: can give best of
references; no objection to leaving city.
G ISL. Globe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03

COOK-Colored girl wishes situation as
cook in private family Call or address
203 West University av.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03

DRESSMAKER-An experienced dress
maker wants sewing by the day in fam
lilies. Call or address 312 Louis st.
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Home ONCE, Chicago. Ill. William. G.
field, Secretary. Incorporated August,
1884. Commenced business October 1884.
Attorney to accept service In Minnesota.
Insurance Commissioner.
Net assets. Dec. 81. previous
year ................."..... .S2O4,57l.8 30
INCOME DURING 1893.
First years assessments or pre-
miums northumberland. $54.61s.os
or premiums ..................... 122. 1902
Total paid by members. .. :. .s170, sos. Ii
From all other sources. .......... 10,149.N
Total income. ..................$ 1S6, 05S. Os
DISBURSEMENTS DURING 1898.
paid ................. 800. S27 SO
members ......................... 546.SS
Total paid to members. -. .s1O1. 3742 "a
Commissions. salaries and ex-
penses Of agents and colleo-
and examiners' fees 17,27491
All other disbursements. ......... 22,68981
Total disbursements $4,000. .sls1, sssOs
Excess of income over disburse- =. ,.o -.
m6QCS %, LolUV
ASSETS.
Value of real estate. bonds and
stocks owned .................. SIP, 1890
MAortgage and collateral loans. 3,5 go % 10
Cash In office and In bank. 10, 226 40
Accrued interest and rents. 4,925.17
Assessments due and unpaid. 576.05
come due. ......................... 10000
All other admitted assets........ 5.314 3
Total admitted assets. ....... .s216, 612 IS
Assets not admitted. ............. s19, 72O II
LIABILITIES.
Losses and claims adjusted and
unpaid ........... $27. OoO00
Losses unadjusted and present
value Of installments. S2,9500O
Losses resisted. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1O,5O000
Advance payments, surrender
value and dividend obligations. 2.4O767
Total liabilities ................ $73,S67.G
Balance to protect contracts. .s142. 754 So
EXHIBIT OF CERTIFICATES OR
POLICIES. BUSINESS OF 1898.
Total Business
In force Dec. 81 be- I'VE ''
ginning Of year,. ....4.41 $8,827. 10000
year ...................S.7S9 S,1s9, $4,000
Total .............. $3.50 s12,O2S, 5000
year ..................363s 5,4O2, $50. 90
In force Dec. 81 lend
of Year, ......4.512 1852 10000
Claims unpaid Dec. 81
beginning of year,. IL S23. 300
Claims incurred during
the year. 10 IU,20QU0
Total ............... 81 s198. 80 90
the year.............. 81 122, 1900 90
Of Year, ............... 80 s7O,45ooO
ring e.: year..... ear. sf76. sO8 ii
Business in Minnesota
ginning of year,. 14s s26s, $4,000
year .................. Ii 100000
Total ............... 1871 $292. 500. 90
year . ::e.@ 81 100000
of ~ Year, re- .......... 49,. 128 s22s,5ooo
beginning ii Of Year,. 1 s5.OoOoo
ring the year......... 8 100000
Total .............. 4 s11,OeoOO
the year.............. s 100000
Amount collected du-
ing year. $o,S29 70
State of Minnesota
Department Of Insurance
st. Paul. I'll, 1899
I the undersigned Insurance Commits
sioner of the State Of Minnesota. do
hereby certify that The Chicago Guar
anty Fund Life Society, above named.
has complied with all the laws Of this
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03
HOUSES FOR RENT.

~~.~-~-~~-~~-~~~-~-~-~o ~-~-~~-~-~~~.~s~-~-~~~
sS5. OO-TEN-ROOM HOUSE, 222 Arundel
st., between Marshall and Dayton.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03

DREssMAKERs- e eastern dressmal<-
ers would like few more families; good
filters. Call or address, home all to-
day, Sunday. 1853 Arundel
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AROUND THE MILLS.

The Canyon NIL Company has incor-
YoYa2s3 az Everett
A. g Shaw hss ssra-e6 an cptsca On the
ES2ar5 nss4i at CsGtraisa-
sarasss. Swtszer has lsase~s the Everett
B2x Cangsaay's factory al Everett
Giraffe CO. all yesyaDvs sh@fr sssngg@
rasI from CarFuison 60 White Salmon.
suYt Asha;t says that the Msdeais &
Naas ssizGss rnssi wsii probably starr ~
sorsse tine between February aad IL.
T9e &s.lapa sAsnsie Comp hiss con-
rrsc4ef for sslku feet 81 xesngls Bolts ard
1 ssnesy feet Of aoSs fos the snsil this seay5n-
The American Mai Company hss lts pksrs
nearly rreosssfr9Ess-1 al Aberdeen sssa ula
- ready tor operations ~ Aascn !. cutting
ys.ss fss< daily.
w is. Eeaxsa faE swS steam logging sH-
srsssss AMI caruEi#s@ sogxEFag outsst valued
AZ 81 $50 January s. ny sAe sinking ct u
srox two rafses frsso Essrsss-
O. x WasssrrzSsh sats member ~ fhe
Olympia anfsE3s Company ~ Farter. EoE~
,srsrSasss erecting q portable sa*-sn Ia
IRE wsesEssY q Gass CITY IA the rezAr future
70 ArzsrscAn Mssi Company has Sesn
szrovEaz asxs4 al sf4sgs&Assa. ans. having
yaasss.Ass6 TIE Weed q Perkins rzssl viii
S<Eta c2er2Essas ~ eceA ia cutting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-17

Steamer Al-ki is due today from the
north.
Steamer Homer Will SAT- for Lynn canal
Thursday.
steamer Iirigo Is expected la any tine
from tne north.
Steam Golfer willamette r. ioa ling coal
81 the bankers for San Francisco.
The Santa cruz came DOWN from Stag
way yesterday with Sight cargo.
steaxner EIihu Thomson arrived eafiy
yesterday :nsfning from the noFln.
The seiafTk came OYER from Victoria
yesterday and Is loading raiis at Sesser
dock.
Schooner ffeFa arrived yesterday noon
from Newport, Cal, after stormy pas
sage
Schooner Charles r Fax arrived al
Ballard yesterday from SSH Pedro. Isas..
w1assgs size went vita load OF lumber.
The American ship Henry II Hyde ar
rived al e1an Fr&rsefsco Friday after q
ssa4ck "trip es III days fYora New York.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The seattle.

J. n. Buitsrworta. Everett; y. " Mof-
fet, Tacoma. Z. -, Anderson, PORT Bake
ley: NJ. Hope. Tacoma; J. carfisaf, Index;
Charles Hioms Graham; II. Whismofs.
Graham; r. W. Iaw.stein. Tacoma: A. c.
Huh and wife. Winnipeg; II. ~. MCMILLAN.
Anscorses. Ien Nrterer. New WhateDm.
q. r. Brown, New Whatrefa: Mrs A. Mott.
New whatcom: p. II. iacoboyiss. SAN
Francisco. ". 4. Love. Honolulu; Frank
Kenburger. Tacoma: +. s. Slmcns, San
Francisco. F. W churchouse. Tacumas IL.
r. 0Donnald. Everett. George e, Clark.
Index; Mrs. J. G. Grant. Tacoma; ]. carlx-
man. Index; Mrs. r. n. Tsneii. Tacoma;
Thomas NJ, Fisher. Port TrwnssnG. Will
lam Andrews Pert Townsend. III. l.. Die
trick, New York. Filth Tssttle, Hoauiam:
ling, Tacoma w r. stevksr. Auacortes,
q. n. Ayscn. Wellington, ~. T., j. Fowsr.
La Conner: y. q. Million. Mount Vernon
The Butler.
A. l.. Rrcadbrnt. r. 8. 8. Grant; L. u.
Morrill,. Kent. Wash.: j. q. Haughy. San
Greenberg. San Francisco chas RusfS,
San Francisco: J. {. Roes. san f'rancisepi
J. r. Meyers, Port Gamele, Emil
Henry Mesruie. Nj. Vernon; II u, Har-
mon, Chehalis: A. IL. Clark, olympia: II,
=. Reed. Portland NJ, J. Donovan, san
rranssses w. H. Ms :. a'Sa ,s,n sfsy
land. Cal: W. Cameron Forbes. Bos,ons
Oscar A. Smith, Aberdeen. Miss A. Il
Woods, city; q, NJ. Holloway, city. NJ.
Snyder. Portland.
The Unfnfer-6raud.
A. ~. Mcclure Str BAY CITY |. +. Tay-
Ter. City: Miss r. NJ Woodrow. Vancouver:
r. Chandler, Chicago, A 1. i'TensLs. Port
land, Or. j. s. Brace. city: n. q. Brace.
city: Judge Humphreys and w.fe. city;
G. W. wsIdron, Fmsrhavsn: Frank Water
house. City: A. III. H. Magewan. YAM
couver: Frank c. Taylor. Tacoma: G. r.
Hayden, City; Charles Haiter. fosF Town
send, H. G.. Buckley. Portland. Or: J, G.
Truax, Chicago. Fl. ~. Smith and wife.
San Francisco: Paul G, HakrT, Portland.
or. = T. Holt yancomvcf. Y. G.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT TOWNSEND 49, Arrived Jan. II.
schr Albert Meyer. from Santa RoEalla.
scnr Hera. from Newport.
PORT GAMEI. Sailed Jan. Ia. schr
Joseph Russ, for San Francisco. Arrived
Jan. Ill bark Fresno. from Honolulu: 80 hr
Ruby A. Cousins. from san Francisco,
Jan. s. scar r. =. Kefneid. from Port
wnsend: schr Roy Somers. from San
Pedro: 'schr Orient, from san Francisco.
SHANGHaI-~Arriyed prior 20 Jan. III.
Br hx ColilnErcye, from Port Biake!ey.
PORT LII tDIspW-Arrtved Jan e rchr
American Girl from Santa barbara scar
Ida Setnauer. from Port Hartford
SALMON BAY-ArFfved Jan. IL, schr
Charles r. Fax, from Fan Franetsco.
PORT GANtsLIs-SaiIsd Jan. Il. Br ik
A bby Palmer for sydney. Arrived Dec. "a.
schr Maggie G. Russ, from San Francisco.
HCsgUIAM-Saiied Jan. f#~Str Sewhurw
snd .sr National City, from AbeFieen for
San Francisco.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARkEr.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. Is.--The light supply OF
cattle received today resulted in strong
market Fancy cattle. s.. s1sf6. choice steers.
& sosfa15; medium steers, 81. 1sg5. bees
steers e. s{sGli 70. bulls, s. Soli -. cows ana
he.fers. 81 ssfSI4; Western fed steers. SiI5-oo'
Texas steers s3.6ers9o: calves. A1ls.lo.
TIE demand for hogs started active ana
early sales were on an average OF 2'se nigh
or BAT later the Improvement was largely
lost. Fair TO choice, So aefs3.so packing
io,s. &c 5AFfs sTss; mixed. SSsaf3.se. butch
ers'. ssb2ix9s.s5: lights, SS.tSa5.so; pigs.
$3.i96IS.50.
The most slesirab Bile fiocks OF sheep sold
nj steH,dv prices but others were weaker
TO Ice lower owing to excessive offerings.
poor 10 prime sheep. $au4i5; heavy ex-
rs,r.s s. SlsdSa5: ycariings, $500 400, lambs
Receipts; Cattle 1850; hogs. 4c.c0n; sheep.
2o.11o.
OMAHA Jan, Acknowledgements. no
bead. market Zoe higher Native beef
steers a. 2sGs4 80; Western steers. 81 500 t.5e.
TEXAS steers s. 6a9i4 10; COWS and heifeTs.
f3e!s. Gamers s. 25El3: stockers and feed
ers. ss.T5a74 20: calves. 45ouS.s5, bulls and
Hogs Receipts. 1850 head. rnarke;
strong 10 Sc higher. Heavy, 81 90 /:
mixed. So 50Gfs IS: light. s3.ieu352i.: bulk Of
Sheef,-Receipts. 47t-o: market. steady 20
easter Far 20 choice natives. <3,fssti. N:
sair 10 choice Westerns, s.. sta4fD: COM
mon ana stock sheep. s2-5l.s53-eo; lambs. 81
d
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s...SGzs. al vertical grain. g per - Extra
scs-ng. 1-wsed Ard MATCHED. GT1s.s
ssosks hoarss. s-sres. Sss1s. ta-snrh. 81 ss2
40. l-szca. tS9H Fencing. Ne or
s-arsfa hnsn. s.. Ma & So V or channel
rustic or drip siding. weight 1@@ lea ST
Ga Fl timber josEs and sean'asnSs.
so1ga. SsSVzs; 9 ] s &. $s,5aGls :.
sA91a Box boards. i2-Saeh and up. is
Washington Red Ce9ar I.s4mbs--Ra3ga.
ysl@s oeve. sizing. weight 80 rs, Itg
1885, ceiling. weights Mes. /. : ana J. ~
fIszsss .SA lbs. Sas- !. and I A-snaa, -
- "a shingles E& standard string RS,
yfes ssss-.rch finish. i. Is and Is feet tSSsszf
"a: shsck rEslsss, szsG9Ss cedar squares. !. 4.
. and 10 fest, tetf3e: rsck*ts. 81
k4ir-d-5sG. II IN advance OF green.
Irayage Sc
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capacity of the mill viii be Increased 70
4. 90 per diem.
Burnhans's single NH a, Rainier has
started work.
Moe; OF the shingia min men are taking
advantage OF the close down by repairing
their mills so that whsn aettye ~erk be-
gsra they VIII be- able 10 tui more sa.nsiss
than ever
Gsindte h Holmes Bres are moving their
shingle mill from pesnsng To Astshalis
slough, on the north fork OF n. Nook
sack, where a better supply oG timber =
axalsabtr
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Mininx stocks
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Jar ia Asas.v sA-s1xaxs
sgs ssas csgtrsss src-s 3ussiA ard Danuszan
y<Sgts for thz lass week started zAssas
ssrsszsw. M2s egs~FsS~s a44g$sr@ higher al U.s.
s1lh ana asSs wszs such assvy covest=x
lssssx &eco9~t cssAt IS a fe~ MINUTES sAe
f,xsSxe Fsssas1 fiAe- Tire rsxs rsAst@~ -
r~eSEve &Sssss5as was fsee gysssyses~s oF an
sssE ssx4 r. tia y4Szk 1s. Indications 81 ~tsiza
bsxan 10 nsgess tse result % ssock TAX
tag az tazS vaT1cszs e~nssFs w&s gszs4s
known liz sassss1 ~ ore ~--r a. n sne
srr~ease wc2l3 Esrs<scs 10 $50 ea h4sstels
ara ssxz sAas p<usa 5ssztT May g-axsCNlsw
sosd ss1wn - We AS sh@ szsrea proved
tss hs sx4z .ssss sszxsaess d &ssaSSe Of e1re-
14gra zxas-x commenced TO sszTasss sfxrss
sasyNsxAogs tie 81. ard Nay wzS ID - %
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General Quotations.

riour-Rsce.pts. "a ,ss4 beEs: exports. 4.ssa
bbis; market. moderately acilse ana
whear-Reeelp pts. IS. 90 bushels; exports.
BOZ si5 bushels. spot steady: No. red,
S4s1s 97sc T. o. b.. cpT1nns opened nTTaer
on cables and smaller Russian sh.pnisz.s -
The duh trade however, prompted reai4z-
ing and Subsequent decline fook place,
with the visible supply increase, small
clearance and light trade additional points
OF wsakEess Near the csos~ prices raiaaed
on cover g and left OF firm at AI'xs net
advance; Ne. red. Marrh. closed ss3se;
May closed 7sssc-
Wool Steady.
Cotree-optloas opened barely steady: un-
changed 10 points lower. Sales. IL. 80
bags. including March, h.sac; April, s..ec
s Mass So ! spvesee' Si.c. no josb.ng.
TIC. mid, slow: Cordcya. 5isHlsc.
Susar-Raw, Irregular and unsettled; fair
refining. l5-lse; centrifugal. 70 test 4sse;
refined, dull and steady
Metals.
The week opened with the metal market
showing great strength Ia nearly all de.
pargments. The feature of todays market
was a further rise from Is 10 . points In
West and atroad and withdrawal OF sell
ers. Lerad, spetser and iron followed the
Improvement on a smaller scale. Tin was
were In circulation as To the cause OF the
relative hesitation in tin, this metal hayine
showa remarkable and even sensational
turns last week.
1li5a; tin, SCI s5G22: spelter, t5.s0si 20.
lead. Ai5f4f7s.. The firm that fixes the
selling prices for miners and smelters
quotes: Lead. G-s2ia at the close
The visible supply.
The statement OF the visible supply OF
vary a. az complied by the New York
Produce Exchange, Is as follows:
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FOREIGN MARKETS.



NEW YORK. Jan I6.-The Commercial
Advertiser London financial ca5legfarn
SAYS:
The markets here today were active and
good. though the closing was srIes i lalI.
Americans began strong and remained firm
with strong isaying for Erie until New
York opened when the bears Sud srceiy,
causing a temporary reaction. there was
good support. however, ANA the close was
near the ton There was an active inter-
change of business. bait IL Is still noticeable
that the pubic is realizing though the
market fs dtEiish.
socpars were hard. TSse fortnight stalls
tfcs show stocks down ais tons ana SIP
plies down Las tons
Money Vas unsesaa bic. Eighteen thcz-
sand pounds gold in bars were hosagat eY
the bank which has also secured the hu.h
% me African parcea al Us BAD There Is
no demand.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. IAN. Is--f'lose: Canadian Pa
etflc. $50: Grand Trunk. ia.
Rar sSsves, z7Sxt per ounce Money I4is9
Per cent
B-radstuna.
LIVERPOOL Jan. fs.wheat-SfsIng
A,.sl. winter steady. Corn~Spos steady.
Spot American mixed odd gsIist AZ - led
Fusares steady May. - sid.
wheat-Futur~s closed quiet; March -
GAsa: May. ~ sssa.
wasss-~pgsl- Wheat IN Paris firm.
yfssay in Paris steady.
Imports OF wl7sas scto Liverpool for the
week: FROM Atlantic EssFss, iIA.Va guar
tiers from Pact.fc parts. none. from nther
ports. fgeo quarters. Imports os AnerS-
can corr sfam Atlantic potts - 30 guar
tiers
LONDON. Jan l&-w'heas cargnes OF
scax: raihsgsg doing raEgoss on fsxssage
Quiet ard steady Wslsa xalla. ~ sssa
EngsaeA country markets. 3sail. Imports Tits
ITr.tes Kingdom. Wheat 80 ps. -four
~ Cos wheat ana nss4r on passage 90
mated Klnssforn gsa.sse: whea; AID asar
on passage 20 continent l.9so sss. iaAsan
sAspgssals-~w neat IA Lifted KIng2asE. -.
CO.. wheAt 20 continent. l1.sss.
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sp-Fsf,YF-fn Seattle 40 ff3 Third svenus
north January Is fxea t8ayTnsa G. Seeiyr.
Of cancer. assd Is years.
cr'TLFR-in SEATTLE. e. Inc Tnlrteepth
avenue. January 10, fsss., Euth Z. Cutler.
Of fyphaid fever, aged Is years.
Funeral services viii he bed at sac rssss-
dercs ihis AFTERNOON at c'riock. Inter-
gnens 81 /. G. @. n. cemetery.
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PORTLAND, Jan. is.--Bua few Of the ex-
WaiIa today. but er was obtalnable fzr
anything lsAe good wheat. even though the
export market did not justify TIE orsee-
Sales Of valley were made Al &c. but there
10 no specia. demand except for milling
purposes The movement continues light.
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Hew to Prevent Pn~~meaia.

Yoa sra perhaps aware tA9t 1ssEE5srzss
azwAy~ results fsrng a cgsI or sg@ns an at
tack 81 N grippe Daring ire sqsaexn&c %
a g-spgse a s@g years ago x1ss. 81 many
cases RESULTS. 10 rssrrforsa. II sa& CO.
sarve6 sAax tie attack was ueysr fosSs ss1
nv tAAt disease Ezssss Char s~-saaEs Lsoaxn
Esrzeszy wax xssxt II cxs1nterEc5s arg sex-
zsxser or a csid or Ia ggzExs@s 20 yA@zair In
snAs ezAz~erasss disease IL - Re h~st rem
e3y sn ere worAe for ssaat cns1s and Ia
b. IS dsAse<A
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 20 Post-lntel.ieencer.
PORT ANGELES, jan: N-4 p m
Cloudy: calm, In the bay~Barks Osborne,
Dir.go h. f. Cheney; ships G. +. Sargent
and Montsomeryshire. Al dock-TuE Vigil
liant
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

New York.
NEW YORK, Jan. ls-Cotton-Dull,
msdd.ing. &C.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1s.-Cotton quiet
and easy: midiiing. 5-fsc.
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SAILING CRAFT THAT WILL BE UNDER THE NEW LAW
EghNns Pacific Coast Vessels Masters and Mates Must Get
Licenses.
Licenses.

GHTy-NISE Pacific coast res
seks. registered prior 30 ms
VIII be affected BY The rev
shipping law requiring masters
and naases OF SAILING craft OF