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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-23
Notice to Mariners.

Special Dispatch to tho Post .Inteliigeneer
SAN FRA>CiH,O, Dee. % Notice has been re-
ceiytd that the bell buoy marking Falntleroy rock
Crescent c1iya.harbw Cal, has been dragged about
800 feet inshore from It's proper position. and no
longer marks the channel II viii br replaced as
soon practicable.
This uatcc affects the list II Beacons and Buoys
rarihC Coast. 1909 page g
Special Dispatch to the Post-inteliigenccr
PORTLAND, Dec. Notice - hereby given that
Martin island huoy No. 0, rel first class spar was
moved December u. 1900. and T. now rnnorcd In
twentyfuur feet * water. Martin island lower
end, east \ north Maxwell point southsonthcast,
Deer point. west northwest. y west
This notice Affects the LIST u Boacons and Buoys
pacifc coast. isfa page s..
Masters and pilats are requested 70 report 60 The
lighthouse inspectoi any posi- light That l. taru
inE az night Or bot dmly; also in accordance with
the directions q ths lighthouse hoard. IN ras.
light Is out 20 bios one long and two short whis-
Ties in passing. aud Trpeat as often necessary
Ga hearing the signal. the keeper will 20 At once
70 his post light aud rplight n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-23
PERSONALS.

]. W. Blakemore, California mining man, is In
the city.
+. 2. Jameson, a millman from Port Orchard. is
at the Butler
Mrs. NJ. Brest and sister visitors from Butte
at the Butler
NJ Miller prominent mining from Skagit
county. is at the Diller,
James A. McfRren o prominen. llmberman from
Vancouver, Il O., is ri the Butler.
A. " Prrssentin mining man in skagit county,
Is registered from Sank at the Diller
MIR. and Mrs John Wilson holiday visitors
from Fairfax aud guests at the Diller
y C. Buckn. a lumherman Of Arlington,
opmpanied by his wife, is at the Dilior.
Mike King who has large milling Interests In
British Columbia, il registered from Victoria at the
Butler
Charles Yucn. the Japanese canneryman came
over from Portland business trip yesterday and
registered az the Butler 3
II l. aud starr Ballard, mining from Slate
creek arrived in the city yesterday for brief visit
and registered at the Diiler
n. j. Smith. county cummissioner-elcct Of the
Third district % King county Is in the city from
lssnqush and registered at the Dilier
Miss Mcconnell daughter 81 ex-Gov Mcconnell
q Idaho arrived in the city yesterday 10 meet her
father, Both are registered at the Northern.
Thomas Ross treasurer Of kitsap county ac
companied by his fsniily arc from Port Or
ehard visit and storpins ~ the Dillcr
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Brendstuns.


SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. 21.-wheat and Barley
Quiet. both and of call.
Oats-.Quiet.
Produce exchange adjourned until "Wednesday. De-
cembcr %.
Spot quotations were:
Wheat shipping. No /. sAc; choice. 9sAc mill
fsar i 7i4 a7szc; brewing. 77ls@soc
oats-Gray, nominal; black for seed. sl.2ls9l.0
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks 1855; Oregon. s.5oi; wheat.
centals. 63sl harley. centals s,525 oats. centais
20. Oregon, $780, beans, sacks 3Z3 corn. Eastern,
800; potatoes. sacks 2e2s; Oregon, 2o'5; bran sacks
255: wool bales. 4; hides, number, 49,
Produce, Fruits. Etc.
Mnistufs- siiddIinps SIS 5oalssc: bran, sli@iiN
per ton
Hay Wheat, seaio IS; wheat and oats saais 5o
best BARLEY 50. 50; alfalfa. E@lo; compressed wheat
Potatoes River Burbanks, 3d75c; Salinas Bur
banks. s5casl Is; Oregon Burbanks. scesl; sweet.
5Oc@sl.
Vegetables -cucunbers, soa75c; green peas s@ioc;
string beans l0dl5c per ID
Fruits-Apples, choice 81; cdAnmon Soc: navel or
$le2 80; Mexican lines, sia4 80; common Cal
foria lemons 75c; choice California lemons, $50;
bananas. Si@2: pineappies, 81.
Butter Fancy creamery, 27c fancy dairy, &c; sec
onds. lgc picked, Zoe.
Cheese Young America. l3lsc. Eastern, 15@l61ac.
Eggs Fancy ranch. 35c.
Poultry Turkey gobblers. l2t5@1fc; turkey hens,
13isG1ic: old roostefs 81 5oa4 young roosters. $3.50
as small broilers 1903 80; large broilcrs. s5oa4.
fryers si@i so; hens ssa4so old ducks SOL geese.
l.7se2
Wool and Hops.
Wool Spring Nevada. llsal3c; Eastern Oregon, 10
@lic' valley Oregon. Belle Fall Mountain lambs,
s0floc; Humboldt and Mendocino, lohc.
HOPS Crop Of 1900. 13&@l71sc.
Closing Quotations.
whcat-Msy. slo3a. bid; cash. sskc.
Barley--No sales.
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Observation-Disclosures WANT AID
AGENCIES.

The PostIntelligencer has established branch agsn
ces where classified advertisements Will be received
until 10 D. m eaeh day. The rates charged at the
branch agencies the as nj the Post intelli
cencer business office Cash ads only will be taken
AZ branch agencies Following Is the list Of ageneies
Yorl<e BarrinEtOn's drug store,
Second avenue md Pike.
broadway Pharmacy, r. Il. Fisher.
broadway and James.
Renton Hin Pharmacy, Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
Walla Walla Pharmacy, Twenty
Grst md East Jefferson.
Browns Pharmacy. corner YesIer
and broadway.
ShirfIeT's Drug store, Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
Howell street Pharmacy, 1O22 Howe
ell, corner BoreB.
North Seattle Pharmacy, battery
and First avenue.
A. II. Guys Pharmacy, Denny why
and Fifth avenue north.
II. II. CostiEan's Pharmacy, Queen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy, ballard nvc-
nue..
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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me Marine EXCHANGE reports as follows:
.sEAffLf-A Arrived, Dec IL str RIVAL from san
Francisco before reported as str Newsboy; Dec ".
schr Wawona, from San Pedro str Ruth, from
skagway; str Charles ID. Lane. from sea. IN dis
tress Sailed, Dec. z str Czarina, for Tacoma
SAN fRANc1sCo-Arrived, Dec "a Nor str II
tania, from Nanaimo, reports Dec 70, on Destrnc-
uon island, during strong south-southeast gale,
washed away starboard boat, disabled steering gear
att, shifted cargo TO starboard Christian Mourad,
one Of crew, washed overheard and drowned. ArIiv-
ed, Dec, 2. str Santa Ana, from Seattle: str Meme
City. from Seattle Arrived Dec. 81 bktn ]. Nj.
Griffith. from Port Hadlock
NEAH BAf-Dee. u. $50 p. M. min. west
wind, four miles. Inward two four-masted schoon-
crs, a three masted schooner and ship at $50 a.
M; four-masted schooner at a. M; three
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PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices are being onered<to the pro
Queer by the local dealers for delivery In round loss
on the dock and In the car at Seattle
Grain Oats, $2t@8; barley. SIG; wheat. chicken
feed. SIS. bran. SIS: shorts. si4.
Hny--Puset sound, sli@f2; Eastern Washington
timothy. SO; alfalfa. 80 per ton.
Esm Strictly fresh ranch. 2d29c.
Buttsr-Fresh ranch. 15oalsc; creamery. E@Hc
Poultry--Live chickens. I0alic; live turkeys. i1@
Ec geese, ioc; ducks. lie per ID.
Live Stock-fhoice beef cattle, cows. 3hc;
stsen. IONIC; choice sheep. 3hetc; hogs. live. 5e
sac: calves, live. 5d7c
Hides. Peits and Wool Heavy and salted steers.
over % lbs. &c.: medium. sound. per ID. &c;
Hight. sound under 10 lbs, To; cows. sound. all
weights. 7c; stays, bulls and oxen. Sc saited
than saltcd; dry hides, per h. I3c; dry culls,
third less summer deer pcr b, 2sd3oc: winter deer
dry 2Dq22c papcry deer, i2di6c dry elk, setioc
isMs0c: Eastern Washington wool, saiic: Western
Washington wool, lsc dirty or timber burned, u
631sc; tallow. aH3hc.
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THE SEATTLE POST INEIIItENCER 1900

quiet, but steady cargoes wala walla. IS 7lzd-
English country markets, quiet
Wheat and flour passage to United Kingdom,
$4,000 Wheat and flour on passage to continent,
none. Indian shipments Of wheat 70 United King
dom and continent. none.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2,-Wheat-Dull; No stand
ard California, Is 3D. Wheat in Paris, quiet Flour
in Paris. dull French country markets, quiet.
Weather in England, cold and dry.
whcat-Cl ose-spot firm; No winter IS lid;
No. l Northern spring IS 2Nd. Futures, inactive;
March, q Sd: May, nominal.
Corn-Spot. easy; American mixed, new. Is Id;
American mixed. old, is ID. Futures. quiet: Janu-
ary 3ArsAd March. b sid
Fiour-Steady: St Louis winter, fancy, steady.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. steady; 90 $50
6 IS.
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weeI,Iy bank statement.

Tho weekly statement Of of the associated
banks Of New York shows;
Loans oas 700; decrease Ss.66l300.
Deposits SIS. soi 400; decrease, S.s6s7oo.
Circulation SO 90. 500: increase. Sl7s5o0.
Legal Tenders $50 a02, 500: increase $50 CO...
sreeie-sl5a oil 900 increase. s1.ss5,7D0.
Total Reserve SEQ, 1876. 100; increase. So 800
Reserve Requirements soc, 7ol 100; decrease $685.
925
surplus Reserve 50 is7, 900: increase, Sf71s25.
The Financer ssys;
The statement q the New York banks for the cur
rent week is Of very favorable character, and indi
Gates that the turn of the will be made without
disturbance IN the money market. The banks have
gained largely in cash both account Of the treas
ury disbursements and receipts from the interior.
This Of itself would have operated In countsracing
the influsrce Of expanding loans and deposits but
Al the requirements have been materially lesscned
the surplus results in increase of S,l7l.G25 al
though the cash holdings only s.. 2o5 ZOO higher
nad detail Ye sy With the stock &c an
records and general business and all other condi-
lions in most satisfactory shape loans should
tinue TO fall off but the truth Of the matter Is that
outside banks heavy lenders here and while
nominal loans originate Ia New York, they are placed
n other cities The decreased loan items since the
have fallen off over SIS. 100000 while the
reserve is Only little over a million less than at
that time This reflects the drain in cash that has
occurred. but the requirements Of the interior
have been fully met, there to be graund for
the belief that the hanks will be able to meet all
demands that may be made by borrowers from this
time on.
Metals.
Conditions IN the local metal markets were prac-
tically unchanged aud almost entirely Of holiday
character. General sentiment however had bear
ish average Buyers aud sellers were holding aloof
until after the holidays.
Tin YVES quiet and about steady, on the nominal
basis Of ~a5.j0
Lead dull, at ssS15.
Speter also dull.
Lake copper ruled nominal at SIT for Lake Supe-
rior and SIG G2is for casting and eIectroytic while
domestic iron markets continue dun at the old basis
Of operations.
% % %
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 22--Today's statement Of
The condition of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance $40 OF e74
tod &Ol3O5l
% % %
FOREIGN.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Dec. q Flour Receipts. II 594 bar
rels EXPORTS ll,925 barrels Market nominal !:
Minnesota patents. $3s5e4 Isl winter straights. $40
@3.55.
eat-Recepts. 80 bushels. Spot, firm; No
red. 7sAc, f. o. b. 76izc. elevator Options opened
steady and sustained most OF the forenoon on
local covering due to fears Of crop other condi
tons before the market again; closed firm, at
Der. ne
Wool--Quiet
Hops-Quiet :
Coffee Options closed firm. at advance Of 100
Is points. Sales $500 bags including March. 57oc;
May, 5s5c; July, 5.95c. Spot Rio. quiet: No. In
voice. 67se. Mild steady Cordoya, ai1@l3Lc
sugar.Raw, quiet; fair refining. sac; centrifugal.
l%c. Refined. quiet: granulated, 560c; cut leaf, &c.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Dec. q. -Preceding three days sus-
pension of business Is the the wheat pit
extremely dull The inclination Of trades to keep
out n tho market ever the holidays not az
fected by the news which was colorless. Liverpool
inactive. and prices practically unchanged.
Northwest receipts liberal Minneapolis con-
frmed reports cf a heavy flour business for export
yesterday. and miilcs said to be buying wheat,
Argentine news was conflicting May opened $50
Ac lower. at rae, sold between 72%csfs2kc and
1Skc. aud closed unchanged at 7Ssc,
Free np-couutry offerings and accommodating receipts
had depressing effect on corn Phillips selling
Of May and January was the feature May held
fairly steady. and January and December weak.
May sold at s5Ac. December closed Ne lower. at
sac January closed sc lower. at 357se.
Oats were dull. ts
Provisions were dun but lighter receipts than sx-
pected January pork and strips closed unchanged.
lard 214c lower.
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PUBLISHERS Notwithstanding agents are
A. d. Burnett ] A. Mcclellan and II. blanchard.
City collectors Il. I. Hawley, ] a. Goodfcliow.
A. H. Mills and Robert Akin. Postmasters every.
where are cur agents Fay money only TO these and
TO our resident agents in the various cities and
fnNns Of the NorthMest.
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LIVE sroCh MARKET.


CHICAGO. ncc. p cattle Hreripss, ~ bsaf
MARKET pomlaaiN sirady Guoi - prime steers
s. Naf, po,s To- Eeliaun S 5sss s seiert sieefs.
$ 1sft @ mfSad ftecktss s. aszfs. cawa s. 30
httfgis $ iosi 81 Fsnuers s. 5saa Is balls S. ,e
as IA daiyet s f5as y rtNas fei sieqfs Stsf Z .
sr.fssfa s. .Si4. fallt s. Na3
Hoss Rttgirss ta8sy. Nea bead, Nsndsy sstl.
mated > se left cves l.as Magkes Egucfsllt
siraay Toy, 81 IS mixed aad butcher 81 6s.st es .
sotd 10 choice heavy S. raaf 3 fcush hsarY s 10
ia n lsht 81 saaf se rs taais a sales. s. s3'aa
go
sheep Rsctipss loa hssa sheep and Iiuhs
steady ca,s o. chflcz w5hsrs s. > faf O. rhaiir
p,ixgd. s. 1853 IS Western shesp $ sssS 3 rsrss
sheer. s. e.ad g native lAFuts. Sass g. Western
lssals 81 s0sES
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LICENSES TO WED.

Licenses 70 we1 were YESTERDAY issued for John ~
ceitns - and Nesta y Ioid "a hif q Everett.
John saadefsoa t2i ard Alice Shiath tsp bath II
dnuEhtuH. Ssis ABaeFsu tEl ADD kgisfina Peter.
'ou 90. q Ballard John noiie i2zi. a Tacoma
lnd NNelle nea0llnt fLgl. ~ 81 Paw
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Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
JobbiDs quotations today were as follows:
Butter Ranch. leglsc; fancy dairy. In squares.
1S@Dc Washington creameries. lib and lib prints,
~; Eastern creamery. zMsc. .
Cheese--Native Washington 1sdl4c: Eastern. u
sf1sc: half-skim cheese, 7asc.
EgEx Strictly fresh ranch, Dc; Eastern. 22a25c.
Comb Honey California comb. R1s@l3c; strained.
PouItry--Iive chickens, iac live turkeys. i3@lsc
dressed turkeys his@l5lac; ducks. SHE'S per doz;
geese, nc.
Vegetables.
Potatoes slS0is; sweet potatoes. 81 go psr
cwt bcets, siel1 per sack rutabagAs. 81 per sack
sssnas ilsc psr das NC celery per s' os rad
ishss ioc per dos green onons. toc per dos yeilpw
psa s squash Gs ss s T box s 's'
NJ Fruits.
0rssp Fruits Oranges nasels 81 Edis; seediinss
csg1ns to grade bananas. 81 f42.Ts; apples. $3.50
psr gallon: pincapples =. scot 50 per doz cranber-
Dried Frnts-Apricots. bleached per ID, is@isc;
As, California, black. per ID. Sc: white IN sacks
ID ioesisc: apples blesc,ed per ID. ssts4c; prunes
L. y, ioes.D; loose Muscaiss. sis@sAc per ibi
seedlcss Muscatels. &C.: seedie~ Sutanas. Ris@iic
10 s%'ss ss ~ ar as s ins .ms
tsrines. l2c per ID.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay Puget sound pcr ton. &ieflS: Eastern wash
inston timothy. sisais; alfalfa. 50
Oats Per ton, yzsN&.
barley Rolled. SO.
Corn Whole. ~; cracked. SIS; feed meal. per
wheat Feed, $40; oil cake meal. 81: middiinss.
sooc2; hran n,.s shorts $3.50; chopped feed. SIS
as: dairy chopped iced. SIS
Poultry Food.
0ranulated oyster shells. so per ton; rranulaed
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BREyITIEs.

Judge Moore ycsieria. appointed samuel SAINT
myer 20 De receiver Il the l. Y L. Dairy during
the nrnEicss Ok certain litigation against the dairy
cgnranS which Is DOW before the courts.
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Cement-Portland K. B. s.. S75; Aisen.
s3.75.
Lime Roche Harbor $50; San Juan. sl.o; Is
land. si6o.
plasier-Golden Gate, per Dbl, S.2s
Plaster Hairwashed. $50 per sack; unwsshed,
si.io per sack.
% % 20
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
wheat-Export- No. ! club, 5c; biuestem. SIC.
MiIiing-No. l club SIC Nc. l bluestem, SIC.
% % 20
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. Dec 2-wheat-Market quiet and
steady bluestem. 5sitc; club 5slsc
% q %
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Or. Dec 2.-wheat-steady, at
5ieaisc for Wala Walla-
% e %
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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Local Report-Trace Of rain fell during the last
twenty four hours Clear and frosty in the early
morning and cloudy during the day. Winds light
and variable.
GEORGE N. SALISBURY,
Section Director. Weather Bureau
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.



Psoseuiin. ssuk J Mcpherson Mt Vernon
N Miller Bakeg kuN Williamson. Sl1bm
n l ballard SLATE Creek Ms Williamson. DO
starr Ralasa Do n stevenson, Pafbiand
N Bart s. parr vien. 90
Nys Fnfk DO q y hewitt Chicago
AIS Cassie sniish. d. Mls Anaafson. Auisarn
l. BneNin, Arlington $ > Meggg@. Pullman
Mrs. Rurkfu, df " = GeuFeo BlAkclcy
Is " Gnfion PefsFssa Ge9 W Dwcliy. al
psnl Olson, L. CoHuer & W HurpeT Tacoma
Thos RcssSf ror5 0fehrd Ais RuF1ag, 40
a 4 EsrWm aq a benson. Edison
Ms EroNu % rs y : Hagan a chHd
c u Alisrfson Naanc WASTE Horse
y D SnHh Itsaguah g,hn rnrs Ncrlty
l. Z Iaat Whatcm Ms & II kHta cherfyy
JOHN Wusau Fanfsx " M Wifnfr Taro,ra
Sis Wnsoa. 40 n Fe sof. 40
AIS 5 Apaues d. 4 Mraket, ssaEway
~ Mcmillan. ssauHoaa 90. rtsotis. D.
E-haf. Sutll MoatsahaE l. uiiier. Wesi sestii.
NJ smith. a. Ms nfllar 40
The BrunswieE.
C fisnasusN ssn Qnalqy. r Orchard
= Z Rsns1sis ssAftie y kimtaR Ms ysrnan
o y Mines. a. = q Williams. chisaso
" y Caadsfmaat iellara q c stuart Noutrcal
g y Ewrica Eis lake EdRar.is San rysn
s = Aaeaa. P,ahaad g. 3 Boushtbr. Minnrau
y rs sH1'a4 tk4a- ,4fsr te 3rssi EFesfli
MIS- ~r1u. da "a 4 snliiran ~
2 seoH ssa Fra q 2 Miller MaehaS
& y HEkre MsU,srA q NismF7e III al
Islils Bellows, de y &Esmtstt a.
a q fftats. Na3t8gn i3fcfsc fnfler Taesaa
y Platreg. MeNerag BIS Eal4r ~
q Aaepg2eaA WILKES @ NJ $ A Worden, seattle
Nts Maf Dmlgsu. 10 Mia = WrftsD ~
Prank sIith Seattle
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aiding futures ranged as follow:


wheat Dull winter, 81 e5as 50; straishts s. ioSe
m3.6n clears s. eoas9o SPRING. sisO. patents,
", straights Sa4 bakers s. 50a2 IS
Wheat No, spring, 5ec No. sptng, 7sc; No.
2 red f2c
Corn No g TAc, No yellow sg&e
Oats Ne 2. @h@e7Aci No. white nA@ac;
Ne. white gle
Rye No q aMc.
Beriry Fair 10 choice mating 5Adssc
F1axsted Ne u A|s M ] Northwestern 81 90
Timothy saed- Prime sa.an
Mes Pnsk Per bsuH Sli i2is9iii q.
lard Ter 100 pounds Is sas Is
Short Ri,r Sides. loose. s. 0sls o.
Shoulders Boxed. Sc &as 20
L. --...Lu = Il.
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NEW YORK. nrr 2. Tie cotton market aneuea
atm wiih pfiacs upchanstd to palais h3gheF
Private viYrg stated that Sauibesu spot usfkfts
were hrocr. ca Good demand ifnW shippers ard "a
ssnfpd bids from New nslauA splnuars
ne maikci elesed With paoe ret polats higher
&c Is pcinfs lover
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Tacoma Hotel. Tacoma.
American plan. Rates. s. and up.

Dounelfy Hotel Tacoma.
European plan Rates aoc and up &c.
& S VICTORIAN sir sail FOR KetrhI-
kan. Juneau and SkasHay, Monday. De-
cember "a al S D. 10
\ GOOD watch. a good boy. a loving
mother buys Of Louis Klodts s28 second
ayoupe.
So lis per cent reduction on ali games
Danny Coryeli Co., 10 First avenue
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CAuE- Fpnefai services for Waife- w. Cada VIII ~
bed iasiag st 2 m from Hotiersosfhs chspei
FETEHSON-At siiyefdsie wash December q
lak9 s. pste1zon. sgad 3 yeart
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Receipts. aud Shipments.


On the produce exchange today the butter mafke.
vAt dgii creamery ma1e dairy. I2sils
tieorso Npil lats@flise
Eeas nnli fresh n
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW

Seattle, Dec 2, 1900.
Exchanges az the Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane and
Portland clearing houses today were:
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The following letters await advertisers at this
afffrc. ''-'
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wooL AND nor MARKET.


New York.
NEW YORK. pcc. 1-Hdps Quiet. common %
chaioc. Ia0 crop. iss1ic, isa cFup. is-5c. paciac
toiss 1901 ciop Isc ls.e sop A1lfc. cid aFsr
Wool Quiets domestic fiftce. 2asas: Tr1as. "A
Nifc.
& &
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Breadstuns.
LONDON, Dec. 2-whsat ana -four OF passsss,
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wAxrED-FFMALD.

FAltisiAN Monthly Regulator. Tho o,,l,,
sure and safe remedy. never faiis. rfsf
slftiy guaranteed; can be- obtained only
IN ia9g physician at the Paris ana
NeW York Medical Eloctrolysis Insfi-
tute @s-3l0 Washington buiidfng Eiiret
avenue r i+7t
WANTED--Posiiion bya yo,Inr lnav ~
SDIhpanlon FOR lady, or light housework
lor room and board. Address Y 10. care
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REVIEW.
SPOKANE.
Mining Stocks,

SPOKANE. Dec. 1.-THE closing bids for mining
stocks today were follows:
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sPEciAL ANNOUNCEMENT.


NofHs l2=-Itie Contracting plaeterors,
Association o. seattle. have Secide5 Is
cgihalnue me price 81 niaeteTing - per
yard t9F tNo-eoat hard Gnish, drasgn-
w Work &c uer yard; Alpine waluesof-
ing pialn. Sc Alpine waiuacafiGq.
0ipeked 10 Initiate tile. aic per gafA. 3,
coas erY work. re per yard Alpine 2
coat. sc per yard
GAS LAMPS that give a perfect light.
seats electricity, cheaper than Kerosene
hnest Christmas present possible. ein-
sle 81 aoAble- burners $500 mD ga4
NANTES Pacific. Peerless or iowa q
cents. Melsbarh lamrs and mant4fa
i'aqne, Main i62. Pacific Gas Lamp 90.
lUs MADISON street N'f''
HOME LIGHT SUPPLY co. Welsaaet
s9oaS speciality; nantes wholesale AMI
aStaas AhAqes. chimneys. glass and mica
sihnes. Prone, Green gI All oraer~
even gwen prompt attention. 222 PIKE street.
A novel Xmas gift pedigreed Aueora lit-
go. 80 each. zi0s Second avenue
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WANTED-Position as bo.---------.
middle-aged lady, CITY
go9d reference. postofice ~, e q. -
attic. - ~