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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15
! MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN

short interest had been greatly reduced
yesterday and better feeling pre-
vailed. London markets were fraction
nliy higher. IScenr was a heavy seller
II st. Paul at opening Sugar opened
a fraction under Inst nights close, sold
down to i.29 during the first half hour
md gradually moved up to iatit. with.
out any decided reaction. Tobacco was
weak at opening and sold down TO gih
from which'point II rallied TO 100. last
nights closing price. Manhattan was
ox-dlvidpnd one per cent and strong.
ragnining the dividend and advanced
three quarters higher. There was some
solling In brooklyn but u strengthened
M and advanced 2it points from the
low. The steel stocks were weak. while
the intcrnationnls showed strength. The
heh level reached at 1 O'Clock showed
ma opportunity for profit taking aud
there was a recession all along the
line due 10 this movement. Offerings
however were soon absorbed, aud thcrr
were no decided declines. Wnrmscr and
kocnc were buyers u stocks lAtcr In
rrssion and the million and half gold
engaged for export ala not have any
unf1vnrahlc effect support was good.
Money g per cent. The closing was
strong. with fractional rcccsaions from
high points Of the day.
Chicago. H.. Dec. i5.--whcat opened
steady and unchanged Corn and oats
unchanged Provisions opened up 1874
cents. ruccded to 1910 and advanced 20
i0as. az which price II closed. Wheat
moved within a narrow limit. selling
on 10 e9h for May and recovering to 4,
but ana not hold ut this price. Dizziness
due 70 government report. which " cx-
pectoi to make this years crup $780,
100000 bushels. Corn fell on In SYM
p1thy with wheat The close was dun
and at u quarter lower for wheat and
corn.
Liverpool closed. unchanged to Y
higher.
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Letter and quotations furnished by
u. II. LAWYER a Co, Salt Lake city.
New York, Dec. i5.-Stoeka opened
Irregular. with moderate demand, trad
ing confined principally to the indus
trials. Railways rather quiet. The
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rnE rom ACES SUIT
Court wni Hear Motlun to Mai. undrr-
ground survey.

December 20 has been fixed by
tho court at Ncph as the date
ON which II VIII hear motion
from the Four Aces Mining Company
to be allowed the privilege Of entering
the territory In dispute for the making
OF underground suryoyH
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DELANEY Yesterday applied for patent
for the Great Eastern minc lode In
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san Francisco. Dec. l5.--wheat easy.
Dec, ,Qih; cash g1is.
Barley inactive. May 75is; cash So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15

WIN shortly Pat Men to Work on its
Claims,

II IL stated that force OF several
men VIII go down 10 the property OF
the Beaver Lake Copper Company
within the next few days TO begin work
In the old incline shaft from which, II
Is the Intention TO drift ON what APP
pears TO be- u good lead. Supplies will
be taken out to the claims and prcpara-
lions made to do great deal OF work
there this winter. The SHAFT on the
property II down over 100 feet, from the
bottom of which 90.foot incline has
been run, II ls said that several small
veins have been cut In sinking the
shaft and the company now proposes
To drift on the most promising OF these,
which II Is thought viii lead 10 ship
ping ore In the near future.
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sToCK TRANsAcTIoNs.

STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
Bunker Hin. 1900 q g.
paly-Wcst, 200 q Si2.Gj.
Emerald 5eJ q 6.
Eagle a Blue Bell, 800 q u,t5; 200 O
sic.
-Four Aces. 600 q 6.
Grand Central. 100 " 50.
Joe Bowers. 500 q 49,; i,cO0 q i5l.
Lower Mammoth. 100 u t.is. iOO q
Midnight Bowers, 5000 q ..
Mammoth, 600 q 50. 100 70 S2g1ik.
aellor W days, % " sass
Northern Light. 1000 q i5S, 100 q
49,; Too " 1885; 1000 " i5h.
showers Con. 100 q a.
Sacramento, 200 q 500; 800 q s0M;
BOO q 2eh, seller 90; b,i0O q 30.
SUNBEAM, COO q o.
Yankee Con-, 900 "a liA.
Number Of shares sold. 20 $50.
Selling value ui stocks. Sg.2ig.99.
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Chicago. Dec. l5.-cnttlc-Rccelpts
1900 Market generally steady. inelud-
ms COW markets and Gamers. good
60 choice stockers ead feeders active
others slow. Fancy Christmas stc,fs.
7.00ds.tO. bccyes. 4.25I6. so. COWS.
$1,000 30; hoifcrs, 3.iOI5. 90. cnnners,
2.00ifj 90. atockcrs ana feeders. 9Q1
40. Texas grass steers. $500 ",
Texas led beevcs. i.25ff5.25.
Hogs-Recelpts. today $1,000. tomor-
row 10000 ioft over 5.3i2. Mark,
active. 2isc higher. Mixed and butchers.
3,a0ni.lsis. good 90 choice heavy. 3,oi
ui.isis, rough heavy. a.s0Nl. 90. light.
a.e0ui 10. bulk OF sales. 4. 00fi.05.
SHEEP Receipts, 5000. hest nrm.
others steady at yesterdays decline
Native wrthcrs, 3.g0Ht.1s. western
wethcrs. i.O0ui. co: native lambs. i.o0u
o 20. western OOff5.5b
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May wheat opened at G9NdIs: eased
on 10 Cgi..
Close; wheat-Dec,. G5isg6G; May.
coz. July. 50i..
Corn-Dcc.. 5li Mag, si%Gh.
o1tH-Dec.. 22it0A, May. 2iis.
Pork-Dec.. gio. MAJ. 1890.
lnrd-D Dec. b.25. May. b57h.
Hlhr-Dcc.. $40. May. $50.
Cash. Whcnt--No. 9. red. GSuh: No.
z red, GiGc'. No. 2 hard winter. dldc5.
No I, northern spring. G5UGs. No, .
northern spring, CCuCsii, No. . spring,
30hNN.
Corn-No. 2. a2H No. .. son Gsi
onts-No. 9. 22A,G23; No. ], s2hQa.
Hyr-ii
BARLEY
TImothv-245. <.
ElnN=l a.
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Campbell A Or..ne, stock nrokeru,
1C W. Second South st. Telephone 5ss.
The latest CONNECTION out. goth cen-
fury chocolates. Soc per pound, at
holitz. Saturday, from 2 To G,
The New York stock market has been
very active during the past week and
Investments made now win be money
makers. Wheat N In demand and will
pay to buy for n rise,
u. II. LAWYER d Co,
All Auerbach building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-02
Al XXI BRINGS kLONMK[RS.
LAM S On TINE YUKON RIVER ARE
NOT FROZEN OVER.
Sseamshap Experiences Very RcaEh
weather On Saturday and SUM
day. Commencing at aucea Char
i"sse sound-Nas Dawson Nail.

4Ae steamship AK arrived this usory.-
sl< AZ oe~osck 4sssn sk3gway a1ai issaa
S@-sA4 sNe1ts sllA twenty passengers whe
iasG sasS GORE cut from Dawson, and many
oss*~ss Tr~sn th~ eeasS sowns NJ Alaska
SaAt. Gage said TIA. The Steamship ex-
FagIas s&Ns
The Dawson Hen wAo eanle og, have no
s@eslaes'. a StoEaes % sch q the RsunalRe.
MOS u them leFs aRu41l i5seefnhsgr and
sSsFlae of Hseui as late sss p<<se ffssoesr Cant
Ssrsehasa. II ta3e Canadian mounted rss-
, Ave. "%th headquarters a. Lake Tag1sss.
Was 3 SssSss.,1Sss ss<e~u With his wlss and
Tfalsc. Ae LAS eassae "a a xaraslan sd
~ "si. Aftsr remaining few days in S<s-
&c 80 On - CsailsassA - spend lis h0.!-
The ice Is bot yet frozen on the lakes
go 'aat Tire trap can ID made "a to pAa-
F1s Win eass. said tx. Lake Ben
IsN Mas 91os fFoz N osa December ~ wien
VIC .vIse aA4 Il Is 80 ncceSSAsy to 40
around TIE SHORES ~ far vtry ZEN r.sr~
Sons i ave gone 3essn the river Probably
,sot na0re th@n tsn AaSo passed down Gar-
iSs December.
\ EMS was brought Down on the A-Ki
ta'1 massacre by Chllknet Indians at
- AlnsS mission Was narrowly ayerted.
some one had supplied these Indians with
All the liquor they could drink and as a re-
suit the whole tribe Was drank
III MAS also learned ;hAt an Indian az
Fort Wrangel had been fatally shot by
t'~ais s>tsSatfaOtH. a ssltagElkENEGF. lie
hsd refused 10 give the Indian whisky,
watfeuion there VAS hght. resulting
in the shooting az ;he native.
me Al-ht brought down large guam
iitS OF nisii which WAS carried oGt from
Dawson by William SiegeL The steam
Saips passenger list Was az follows.
Mrs A, W. Finn, Mrs. J. NJ. SAeup and
chiid, Rev. III. Beer, wife and cAali, ID.
EFdrieh. b. Z. Anadef. T.. J. l.cmphy. r.
{ MccnnneiI ]. III. Ryan. E. II. Maddox.
VIA Ciasson. W. I. Hall 81. and W r.
Hail. lr, Lilly Everest. William Reinbein,
FRED Hojaand. Mrs. mckenzie and child.
MIS- Kelly. A. g. Stone. A, X. Mclean. ID.
true, Jerry Sullivan, IL. L. Whitfield Cap.
Strickland, wife and child. J. ID. Davis,
wife and cat!d. Emi. Pentita ". e. Crock
er, Orelia SI;tee J. q. MeseAam. tseaEge
. Villa 1as, W. Bradley. A Thompson,
ian Carmaiy. Ross E.ckert X. W MAYER,
Charles Austin, Louis Lyon. q. j. Wrighs,
Capt. James Durie. $. c. Tahin. y. q,
Moves. Capt. john Snow, q. W Adams
II. fAulier, Charles crotts. Thomas Ger
ma3a. II. T.. McLennon. and twenty-seyen
secGnd-class passengers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-02

London stock Exchange.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The stock exchanges
wound UP the year in remarkably good
form, with prices rising and business
active all around. especially In Americans.
which were remarkably strong and scored
further advances
Reading shares rose Il point: Reading
first preferred u: New York Central and
Hudson River, y; Union Pacific y; Ill.,
nols Central. y: Denver & Rio Grarlde. j. !;
Erie, 4: Atchison. Topeka X Santa F'e. i :
Chicago Milwaukee 4 81. Paul. 4. and
New York Il Ontario Western, u. Balti-
more 4 Ohio fell !. point.
Money was in strong demand on call al
from Sie to per cent. and on three months
bills g.: from "a 70 3.
Hreadstuds.
LONDON. Dec, 3l-Wheat cargoes OF
coast nothing doing; cargoes OLA passage
quiet
LIVERPOOL. Dec 2i--Wheat. steady;
wheat in Paris, steady; ilour in Paris.
quiet.
Wheat-F'utnres closed easy; January.
nominal; March. IS lid: May. So si.d.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Dec. s1.-Canadian Pacific,
Sta; Grand Trunk ~. Bar silver quiet
e 5-isd. Money, per cent. Discount in
the ogsen market for short bills and three
months bills 27sQ3is per cent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-02

THOMAS PfRRET HELD vr.
An Old Man knocked Down and
Robbed on Madison street.

Al 1.s0 o'clock last evening three high
waymen beat ana robbed Thomas Pirret,
an aged man. at the corner of Madison
street and Seventh avenue.
Ms. F1rret WAS on his way i,ofue Ga
Spring street. when the hiRhwaynen at
tackled him. One struck him on the fore
head with a pistol and anot her punched
him on The stomach. He feI i'm "a heap
dszed bat stu able 10 yell His pockets
were riiled Of a small amount of change
and the robbers made OF toward Column
hia street.
The cries of the victim brought out A.
~. Harrison, OF $50 Madison street and
george korthauer. Of sia Madison street
The latter saw two or three, men running
away. fsrref was carried into Mr.. Harri-
sons house, where cut on hts forehead
WAS s-wed up. Later he was removed 10
MS home on II stretehar. Capt Willard
detailed Detective Meredith on the case
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La Grippe Successfully Treated.

Il sast 5uat recovered from tA~ Second
attack Il "a grippe tgs2s gaas. gaFs 81.
James a Jose ges 3isa#F - t7ss tseadsr.
AexiA Texas Ia tese latter ease Z 49,
Caaarn aersa5as es3Kn Fsefasssy. snf Z sHink
Ht1A cessAssIsfa f3s@ ssseeFS8. arfF tNtGg Ira
kss3 a l.ssse over - dAys aE# saet s@u 3Ays
- sssss a. ySs fTws Ess4s s4tg r., Use II 81 8
resmagT. as ! hs3 ~ 80 - 81 FPS . .sfos
nstra after a-es 's1F0 X wsf4 81. eH.fS
n sAe grss case wa@ aese e. sfts1so 50
Yesssssaaa about tSo 8agH fseesfa srtftg
..assaal- frsr sHEe ~ - tsaf--ta
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Miss ~ Johnson. Tacoma. = X Lar
fnsssr. g@ast;es H. L. Iossg. Seattle II. Gse~
sane. sxA1sis. e. Neh SfaTsea. Tacoma
81 H5e~. Portland. Or Mr.. an4 Mrs. g
r. xeasgstKs SaEra rsgefsse. CAL Miss a. L.
gsresas3s Sacramento. al Prot a. u4Eates.
Tacoma J. A C.zI&sa a ssouf. Wash, "
" Sutherland. Arlington q. Mes-or aeaI,
Taargavn4. r. c.. r. e. Baker. New
y aaseo1a. l. 3ag h%ws ssw y assnnsa,
II s-asss. N@sYksweBs = e. F5&EHE1of1s
sslssssrsaAtI. Isr. and Ma O. x Aaien.
Fa&ss " SOC. NASH. n. xse1Ne~pxzxfe4e-sx :
y sss<s<s 49, Ma -
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SAN AsCIsCo MARKETS.
Hren slsfuUs.

ca, -, .>-<s.~.n ~. ., ~ ,..,r,,..,.
80 ~ So De. ~. 80. ., nuS'h.ss
maN .aen. "a s~sninae ., ia &c. S,,Nas 10
49, ~ Cd vera "eAe u.t'ss eaI,s I"
spot s,Gofations wsre
f1o0r-Net for family extras, A.lsgi4 ..
bakers extras. S-s4s itai.
Wheat Shipping $. los. fer No. and
Si3s's Ter choice. NJ ling. 81. S9ft >@s2-
Ear'ey~~Feed. Sisaa lsNl@; brewing. ROM
ina3
o8ts-pcov - fair. si.@sEli @@is good ~
choice. X-2sg7 i-ss4a; fancy feed. Sl-1s9l 82ia
Ksay N@safi 81 Ezsts lnS, S.-ssiis9. Sur
rTtsc. s5--Nss1l az. ts4ch for seed. s-@s1
4'5. red, 81 }-eA
u.~etnts
,~- - = $40
Pour Quarter sack i* 7". 30 Oregon.
100. " Hsstt- eea'ass ~ oaft"ss etnsAfs
et"s 10 1ge~on. 49,; oats. c@ht@is
urtSass. l.&as. cans. g. KS sss. corn, cen
t@A@. Eastern. No, poa toes, sacks. l,s-9,
sac 1f"@t+st. $3.50 ot4se't~- ga - a.'~e. 20
sffN'sSf- 4+7. efaa. - IS oregon. 80
infsitinEs %aa Ks 80 a oregon. IL. hay
tons. las, wtsol. .,s3eS, y Rides, 49, aa'CA-
s}.Ner. TASKS. la. VIII. gallons. 1a,'&*'.
brady, 49,
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Deputy Sheriff A @. Lane and Detec-
tive Meredith arrested man named Rog-
ers at Georgetown late Saturday night
on the charge Of threatening 20 KIN his
wife. \ complaint Was nlesi I'm Justice
Aust.ns court Saturday afternoon after
the regular session. the complaining wit
ness being "a relative Of the woman.
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gs6sTA~-In SsAtt5e AZ GDfen slTeez asst
exsh avens.a Sans4av. January l. lssa.
!5s.sgvasaeq fe1zs Tres tfsfafe~s ExNnfsgs 81
eagG 81 Mr. AID NFe AuteHi8 fesA.
9ApREyTTsY~ The tssEsss,sl 81 Jeaspa Gar
r~ttT wt3l Is neEa ttis afssfses1S ~ J.
o'clock 81 tsGtss-soY eaAzs+
CARPEfg~~Tse tatsrtn*Es ~ MR.. g a.
sssfc@r sxsfl eaka nss@s tbts morning AZ
S ssEe5e.sx fYGaa EsatfArwufsbfs eaaDsss
having sseess ssefexFss fsora SeNt&fssay es-
irss - sse.ay Ia arrival sf asE ss@aSAkss.
xesssxx IN sc-zHt fxn nms1Spee sxkQunSu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-02

CHICAGO, I,oc. 3i.-~Recelpts OF cattla
were little better today than is usual on
saturday. Frlcss as a rule were UNI
changed from Yesterday
Prices for hs'gs advanced 5Gflnc under
the Influence Il a active demand. Heavy
hogs sold at 8 tast3. a. medium weights.
So t}3g3.a5, and tight weights &c. iel,3 %:
pigs. S39tS ~. an culis, 81 7sas32o
A light demand for sheep and lambs WAS
sufficient 10 asDoro the light offerings and
prices held Meady. Lambs. 81. s5.fs5. IS :
warnings. Sflfb'. and sheep. S2fl4 10
! sst
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHlGAGO. Dee. 3i--Nfleat OPENED cas-
Ter ~ a small decline. Liverpool paid no
attention 10 the advance Ia This country.
small decline. and this apathy on
the part pf ghe English market
affected lecnl traders IL some ex-
tent. May Opened iagI2sc ia@sT. al nag
Ike Very Gttla Whta could l1e hough: a
thos. figures ana seoa after the market de-
seloF,ed a better isNls n<. About hYe uiin-
uges nom The oIsefsli1E large outside buying
orders we're received, 81 Lsau1s osssng par
f.cuEasfy prpmiaen< in the ,isguand. and
this buying Induced considerable coFer-
fng ny tao iocal shorts the result DFtag
"a Qatvk advance ia tne MAY pT!ee 20 T&iac,
AHother 9erto1 ~ rvactl0c followed. There
was more or less liquidation oy the Ao}3ers
WAC d.d aot wish 10 iaaid wheat ever tas
holidays and realizing CIR wAvat showing
gccd pFpfsts. Tais WAS Ae4Vy enough 10
forge tste price back IL li@ac. where x hei$
fer time " - a small ATaosint NJ trading
done. About Ii o'clock prospects 0S u large
DECREASE Ia the yaS.ase supply lUe-433} is-
creased the a&ylna ses1ssf3sg ~ s9E1so extent
ana advanced May to = again.
But taa gecseTsl tes3szeHsy 80 ~ BONE
wifA clean ssafe WaS TOO stvaug 2Iuoux
traders and selling ,sslTsmg ths last haf
hour slowly toFtvd tae gTjta b~3cS - sl7Ae
,lisc ssaa MAS quoted 81 tA&& pyiee az sas
s>ora was relatively a1s.vy Tae iaafk@t
shown. xorae G5gagess early ss{h 0Acal.
aul lister reacted au5 cessNs At - 2aClsi2e
:sr May.
oats we're Ssaw a1A gnaaonceA almost
entirely by tse sctseu - cora. Aisy
CtaSs-d shade iower
Provisions were fairy tive Lard vas
aE4ln the leader thavo te5vk 3 Feo4 Ag-
mand fat that uf.a}taef al day-
Sorse sucaI Gails t2eA rsf@1fs. kag tie
dEf8agf Mas sufficient Ia .s{sacre st @ICF-
iuE~ a4 prices acre well rIas-ts t7ay&
A; she close Nav }~sT& WSs Shade inev-
So. Lard. ,'se 9o@er aad Ttos $ shade
AsE1VT.
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The remains 81 Miss Adds Graham who
died suddenly al the Seattle lodging house
Friday night pr Saturday morning will
he taken TO Kirkland at noon TODAY To b.
inferred. Her parents. SIR and Mrs
James Graham. of Redmond, arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon. Miss ,;ra~
ham was born in Skasli county - years
ago,
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CITY NOTICES.


@etsth Oh Assf4>SAHNr Rpi.f,-Nsl-
nsv a assessment r1i4 of Local Improve
ssHs lsstgsct Ne. isa for the lfYzIsroy-.A
49, ef East jefferson Street in tne tylty
caring thereon.
sssev . hereby given that the assess
= - ~ OK isseai Improvement pgxfffct
49,. ter The Improvement ~ East Jef-
ssfeet, from twentieth Avenue 10
So @st are - tae Sander izogaau TEAL
ar.ess.,sSss' ',.3 s''S FIRST Afd.,son. under
- $50 - sss. has bssn reported by
$50 81 Puzzle Works 10 shs. s4fx
: 80 - tsse tStF - Seattle ard - .favs
= = Nae aasce o. tue f.+tv tsefias,tr.st-
: ses 1870 CIV tisgk. ara tae same
<sa Ilr pHhLr lexse-{tan a sat3
.ss zad eSls ter,a.r, a.,su s.~ .t,s-....F,s,,
! .sssassssaK. TIE isia &av of January fSas
.ssa.s : 1879 81 s1i ana al persons later
a. ~..s tfsfsAtS frasitFef Ia AuDaAr asaf,sra
A.la = .assass| 80 yvsstom thereof t. tsf
al =. see seAaset csRf3'arr IN tAe esty
So sAtH 8ay ~ January lSa Al
49, 2. "a. Ar8 usake ahgat.gafss
- ~ sal 5i}n% So hxes ss.. t.sve.
So " H1l~ fet a~p 4~s s{i sssttts--ss,s1s
- Sssa aA3 als ke sugA corrections a..
seas..,aA NJ u GeeiEs fuSg. ea3 N1li gaen ay
ssssss - go s4za r'a ae1 .ety sut
sserss s,sF sSteSuts G. yvsE AGAINST cash
a. a. a@i ~ isea saowu ln sail rasl
al - ssse ssfe Str1s arx. 8ra fa..~Qssts
sess = = may Pr Rt}7alruet f1 }RgeF
- s1ssrsi ~ 's,a t3fy s,N.ac}
saspt.ss ~ e.,f .,-.y -. s.-..,.
tssa Nsiy ot Sest-fs
~ . &fsf ra}s.les.i..., 5Assegsssssr X
.st'ssg NnED STOCK Nrz.st,t.
So sSstsffae0 pony. Hssve,s ia H., .,sex
$3.50 lsSvresser lie tssN a.. -
- sss1 IRE fas s elrAt 15s.ge~ -
a.s as,.es,s@ '% tf rs = s-;.ses.a ms sf,es
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NEW TRIAL FOR sISCo.
FEDERAL Court Holds Conviction for
Emhe1 emcnf IllcuaI

David Siseo, formerly assistant puetsnas-
Ter AZ Wellington. who WAS convicted of en-
nexsEng postofsice supplies. has leen grant
e.i rev trial by Judge tians9rd IN ths.
United STATES 5rt
me court held that the conviction vas
trial ~ ~
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Portland Wheat Shipments.

PORTLAND Jan Wheat shipments
from Portland during the year ises amount
"a 10 II NJ. SD bushels. $500 barrels OF
-four weye shipped to the Orient during mo
year. THIS season. - date. 2,>si, 80 bushels
of wheat have been shipped.
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HOME SEEKERS.

Where Can | Secure the Itsst tot for III.
Least Money ia the CITY
To those VITO have Gissnfed tn quit nay
Ing rent and are booking around the city
Ia purchase bat or which to Build a
home. the question arises. whore IL tha
b~st location ard where 70 aay I'm order
10 have a home that - convenient 70
COOL car servsee ard where the sarrossns3-
iflEs viii In congefualY Taking a}l thiaks
iato consideration. Kfutan Fil ss teeas~
nixsd by all so be Tire aent part ef TIA
city, with an eScflIsnf ear neFslbn city
water. sewers. Eaa ard electricity tgagxi
schools and beautiful ssoruep ard = focaii.
~ snat - increasing In value ssra shonfh
II ypu Gre locking fer 4 gct 0a wl4lch 20
ereet your home. Win 81 ire A5suse MEN,
toned Advantage. cali on Moore Invest
Fnsnt Company. liz Cof8m,ts STREET "a
they have nearly fts - fae most drss~slsis
Iots on Hsotoss tiiIL TneY arr On Thlr.
t@eath ard Fozfffeenfa avenue tu8t tnrfs
hiocxs north Of Madisoft and ia a ds-
trict where Fnore fire residences NavN rezn
husit during tBe nast gear thsn aay oth-
eF part ~ tna csty. Prices are very fes-
sesYssbie ard terms % sssss purchaser 41li
early as luts are daily t-irg ssisFsess.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-02

Pig iron--WaTrants. Northern, sl0.2SSGe
lbs.
Copper-Lake, brokers. sl2..5.
Tin-Quiet.
The firm that fixes the selling price for
miners and snelters quotes lead at 1870
ct the close.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-02
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat Market unchanged: export No.
Grub. onc: No. biuestefn. CSC; milling, No.
/ club. tic: No l hiuestem. Gic.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Dec. ai.~Wheat, steady
Walia Nalla. SIC valley and hluessem
Csc. cleared~EaTk stXtgs with IVa, 2i5
bushels of wbeas: TX AkerShus with
S2.Ssl bushels OF wheat. both for Queens
town.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-02
SEATTLE MARKETS.

Some commission houses did rushing
business Saturday. They will be open this
nornsng for half the day. There is no
change in quotations.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-02

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Omaha.

OMAHA Dec 3l.--Cattie- Receipts 30
head market; steady. Native beef steers.
1850: Western steers, s. ssgi4 20; cows ani
heifers. ss4a9. canrers. seGls; stockers and
feeaiers s. 2,Gi-R; calves. ssel7; bulls and
stays S2tg9. =.
II ogs-ReceipsA : 80 head; market, sc
higher. Heavy. SS.tI1s93se: mixed. s. sea
352i9: light, tiaAa IS: bulk OF sales. 1850
gas
Sheep Receipts I 60. market. steady.
Fair 20 cs,oica natives. Ss.ean<3a; fair IN
choice Westerns s2.oli; common and
stock sheep & saaE 80. larshs. A2S.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-02

WHEN go Sea.tss Essst 5sp IS TIE Rainier
Grand hotel Etsrepean Ct American plan.
Strictly afTt-e5ass
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA Dec 3i.-wheat. club. 5elac
hiuestem. o. tk4f 63izc.
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the poduce exchange. today, ths
nueter marNt WIS firm: creamery. aolsc /:
diaries. 1si49i1c
Cheese-tluet at alsSfic.
Esgs-Firu, fresh, 2SGf2sc.