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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13
A sheriff Shot BY His Deputy.

South McAlester, l. T., Dec. Jeff
Surrat, sheriff of San Boise county
Choctaw nation, was shot and in.
stautly killed by his deputy, S. M
Woodbridge, at San Boise, while the
sheriff was attempting to arrest him
Woodbridge is in Jail.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13

In fire at the iron works of Mesker
4 Co. at Evansville, Ind, one life was
lost and several persons were injured.
Loss, $4,000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13

An engine on the Grand Trunk
railroad near Inglewood junction.
Ont, crashed into a handcar on which
five section men were riding and they
were all killed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13
The
Happy
Home.

Happiness must be founded on health.
Where there is i'll health there will
vely be unhappiness. The happiness
home has received its down.
IA e table, spread with rich and
de- .oods. The first symptoms Of
{ of the stomach are ignored as
+ disagreeable but not dangerous.
emily dyspepsia or some other form
Il disease fastens on the stomach.
At any stage DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery will cure diseases Of the
stomach and other organs Of digestion
and nutrition. But the cure is quicker
If the uDiscovery" is used in the
earlier stages of disease. If you have
any symptoms of diseased stomach
use uGolden Medical Discovery" and
be cured.
NJ feel that would be doing an injustice to
you If did not send you statement OF my
case,n writes Mrs David w. Guice, of Hamburg,
Franklin Co., Miss al had liver complaint and
with me. I suffered all the time with swim
ming in my head; heart beat too fast my feet
and hands were cold all the time. Did not sleep
well at ALL Was able to get about but very
little. commenced to use Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets in
May, 1897, and by December could begin to get
about very well. Have been doing my work
ever since. Feel better than have for several
years."
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, paper covers, is sent free on
receipt Of 81 one-cent stamps to pay
expense Of mailing only. Address Dr..
R.V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13

The English steamer Rossgull
foundered off the Channel islands and
only II persons of the 40 on board
were saved.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13
Believed to BE Lost.

Provincetown, Mass, Dec. THE
fishing vessel, the Cora S. Mckay,
has been given up for lost with all of
her crew of 80 souls by the people of
this fishing town.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13

Mayor Frank L, Moores, OF Omaha,
Neb, has sent an order to the chief
Of police to prohibit so-called glove
contests or prize iiehts.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13

The annual conference of tfa Amer
lean Baptist Home Missionary society
began yesterday at Denver, Col.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13
CONSTIPATION

the frequent cause OF Appehdcltls aIiu a1y N.
ions Ills should never be neglected The objecuon " tns
cahartic remedies Il their costivc reaction wnon
;ncreases Consultation instead Of curing L. PARkhhs
GINGER TONIC is the proper remedy IL acts on .no
liver and when used as directed, permanently removes
the construction 20 cts. & SLW at all Druggists
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-12
PERSONALS.


N"miehae nom Victoria 1. a I'm >,ov,h..,
~ Smith a mining man from yyana.a
sea' At the Dillcr, "V"' "an''e'
Z x. r e prominent citizen Of Victoria.
sh ths &stte ''o" "hheson'
sm Wells u the Great NORTHERN 4, 9. Pan,
As'rsd At the Butler. "'''
a. tsnssr'ics. prominent merchant fran r..,
-" q The Northern.
u u, hsshsls q Victoria Is down on a measure
tAetefed at the Seattle
ss,,.s'V aa ! coydefman is visiting from New
! ~" aaa guest at The Seattle
- ~ Mr. " " panlhamns arc on +, viii,
= "nnfs Ard guests ut the Bntler
nd Mrs o S Mee,c. came q, f,o,,, s,s,,ou
- s"a ftkis'ered At the nutleE
s ~ Celia Entwisto are visitors In ma
'~' and sueots At the Dnlcr
~. ,n,ss'eh Arrived from Denver yesterday on
N'p ND = fcgistered AZ the Northern.
~ - NV NV = piomiucnt mining man II Index.
"rsse~ AVID registered Al tho niler
kes a.. 1--we sencr Western passenger AGENT
IN ,''ss Nu'sheFni left Tor 81 Paul Yesterday.
<as (. 7 ,hamlsfs arrived from pitssbafs yea.
&al 'N's so uieiias and Is guest at tho
seN' a smi,h. orc q Fairhs,,n,. ,,c,n,,.,,
$780, sa' i hen on business and stappins Al
N. ' wv ialsen, prominent lumberman In The
i 4. mn. eAn'f9' Is fesistcred ten Heaniam
favl pssaineu, rrac,it,ener srom
IA " Seattle Nv ~"' VIZ
= : s .s'.ss u susnss, N Juneau. who reosasly
w lsst sssning
Y aNa Mrs. isaac n,u,lan c,er..s. 49,, ga,
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seattle ;. ..saaa.o7s 90 s11a,o4 la, 90
SEATTLE MARKETS.

Continued evidences Of an increas;pr trade .nne.-
lion. day to day. and today was no exception the
mo,enent being good. but without excitement or
tendency to increased frmness Tor while AZ least
ffutts-I The demand for fruits Of ali kinds l. sroEs
ing ss the Christmas and New Year HOLIDAYS an.
proach. and by next week viii be IN mn sving
peaiers, both Wholesale and retail are Isyna Il,
SUPPLIES and prepared to meet calls upon their re-
ssontccs bananas which a day or two ago were
looming scarce are now plentiful for present needs
the market having been in recent receipt Of several
coming almost daily and improving with each shin
ment i1ne car Of the Rose variety from Calf
,o.1ar VIII pe 10 IN few days. Among receipts
tVuay was the car Of Hallowi dates which has been
expected for the mast week. but was delayed on the
vegetabes-These. like fruits are also in ab,n.
am. suppiy and at unchanged prices ~ahbages are
hIiner at &c. and potatoes ranging from sli 10 sT
per ton a steamer from the South last night
na vpsh. - iresn supplies Of the former. Some
eaniower y also appearing.
Butter and Egss-There is no change in this
market 2. ihe demand being active and prices firm
fecenfiy, but are not present in large quantities
Quotations vary and they are sold all the way
nrcs Quoted.
Fl:h-Fresh halitut are at present angie to meet
steamer Cottage City. Salmon are still scarce but
some steelheads coming in and selling at &c.
nerIang and other smaller fish fairly plentiful
Hay. Oats and Feed This market is firm and
srfone with an active demand ard equal supplies.
fhere - no present indication Of weakening Puget
sound ranchers are holding their unsold product
Tor W at the barn. and the supplies that are now
being received come mostly from Eastern Washing
ton where there Is also frmer tendency
Wool and Hides There is change in the mar
ket locally or In the East. The wool movement
continues dun and slow and there Is no change in
quotations Hides are more active than WOOL bnt
the movement Is not heavy and quotations remain
quoted.
HopsA very large percentage d the crop in this
state and Oregon Is said TO have been sold. and
comparatively little remains In the hands Of the
growers. Prices quoted at t3al5c, at which fig
ures the market, as for some time past. is firm.
Wheat-There is so little doing that the market
continues scarcely than nominal, the move
ment being light and prices shifting in aimlcss
sort Of way around the figures quoted.
Pouitry-There are large supplies On hand. which
apparently are not diminishing The demand since
Thanksgiving has not been heavy and receipts have
been arriving In the meanwhile. Prices are I'M
changed, hut the market is undoubtedly weaker.
In the general trades the only change since
week ago hiss been a decline In linsced oil TO the
prices noted below Hardware and groceries are
unchanged, and the markets are steady under
quiet but wholesome demand.
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PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices being offered 10 the pro
ducer BY the local dealers for delivery in round lots
on the dock and In the at Seattle:
Grain-Oats. s2ta2s: barley. SIS; wheat. chicken
feed. SIS: bran. Sl5: shorts 81.
Hay Puget sound sliais: Eastern Washington
timothy, SIG; alfalfa. $3.50 per ton
Eggs-Strctly fresh ranch. 3Gd37c.
Butter-Fresh ranch. 1salse: creamery. 25@21c
PouItry-Live chickens iadiic live turkeys. 1a9
Bc geese. Zoe; ducks. lie per ID.
Live Stock-Chcice beef cattle, cows. SIZE;
seera. l@fhc: choice sheep, "a eisc: hogs. live 20
SIC: calves, live. Safe.
Hides. PeIts and Wool-Heavy and salted steers.
over N lbs. &C.; medium. sound. per ID. 7c;
light, sound. under SO lbs. 7c: cows. sound. all
weights, fc; stays. bulls and oxen, sc: salted
kips. 7c calves, per lib, ssc green hides. lc less
third less; deer. per H. 2sa3oc winter deer.
dry 9@22c; pnpery deer 12@i6c: dry elk. sai0c:
lSa40c; Eastern Washington wool. sale; Western
Warrington wool, l5c: dirty or timber burned. II
67lic: tallow, an3hc
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Barley Feed. eisaT5c brewing. M 9soc.
Oats-trAy. udminal black, for seed. sLzte@
In; red sl-Nsf-fs
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks, 70 LIS wheat. ceptals $50;
do oress9 oo barley ssn'a sO ,s ost
f.E9; do Oregon. ise; bran. sacks. So mlddiings.
sacks. ls3: has. tons. 657 do, Oregon, 59o wool.
bales, u; hides SIC.
Produce, Fruits. Etc.
Millstuffs- Middlines. SIC Dais5o; bran. siiaii5o
per ton
Hay-wheat. saei3so wheat and oats, saai2so;
best barley 50 80: alfalfa s7els; compressed wheat.
$50 straw, per bale S5af7isc
Potatoes River Burbafks. 5GQss5c; Salinas Bur
banks. 10; Oregon Burbanks, 65casl; sweet.
35casl
Vegetables Silver skim onions. SIS: encunlbers,
Asa5e; green peas, Ease; string beans, i@7e pc.
Fr,it--Apples. choice. 81; common DC; oranges.
naveis, Sl5J9250; Mexican lines, sd4s0; common
California lemons. &c; Choice California lemons.
Wv, bananas. slea25O; pneapples, slsNa3 "a
Butter Fancy creamery ~ d29r; seconds. Eed2sc:
fancy dairy. 2ia2c seconds. l9d5c: picked. l9d2c
Cheese- New California flats. llel2c; young Amer
i5c
Eggs-store, 2s@sic; fancy ranch. &c; Eastern. Is
Poultry-Turkey eobhlers Isalic; turkey hens l5sa
Hc; old roosters S50ai; young ROSTERS, s. .5d8;
small broiiers. 1375; large broilers s. 5n4 flyers
sS'saf; hens 50; old ducks. sl7s@2
Wool and Hops.
Wool-spring. Nevada, Ilai3c; Eastern orron 10
gie valley Oregon. Hegi5e; mountain lambs. aalcc;
san yoaqnin plains, easc; Humboldt and Mendo-
Hops-Crop 1900. Ism@rne.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-May, SLm% bid; cash. gIsc
bariey.December, 722.e hid. May. 72tsc bid
cori-Large yellow. sLfasl i2n
% 60 e
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board OF Trade.

CHICAGO. Dec il.-During the afternoon the
wheat market eontentcd itself with holding merely
steady. under the encouragement vouchsafed BY
Northwest advices, where receipts werf smaller and
on the expectation Of a moderate worlds visible
decrease January opened unchanged TO NJ higher
at 7sa73sc and sold during the first hour to % lee
A fractional recession from this point followed
but later New York reported IS car loads taken for
export. 10 OF them from Chicago, and Bradstreets
worlds visible figures showed decrease u Y lsl 900
bushels. all Of which influenced shorts to cover
In consequence May rallied 10 NC and closed frm
ia6f%c higher. at T3isa73ssc
Corn was firm but inactive December closed
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

a, he given in Denny. hall
Iecfufe - the subject Of -Phren-
Uemns Howard Snivelcy. MI.
N, y one ~ the students VINO mas
key y ia attention to phrenology.
-. assembly was entertained
sl ss.eruing at the chapel period
:5arntionist of this CITY.
- OF the gallery in the Sc.
IT, ~. last evening at the "Ameer
fneat1d Tor university students.
I'm we're in attendance
.a,~ 4 called for today to take
- steps toward the formatlon OF
~ cIi,b. The students are now
YpyI11k n TWO training gigs which
1r1o.s.,;fed 10 them by the citizens
y Hsy a which a racing shell VIII
Z added before the end OF the
e&p'x. races will take place on
"a uS.sbinrton during the spring term
.Sajienge has been received from
r-iSc1jty Of California Tor an inter-
sisfe contest next faii.
!. .-nhable that the biennial report
~ ~. rosrd Of regents TO the iegisla-
tSni INA year be presented IN type
sern. There Is now no money
nsSSa fdr printing the report In con-
asrrs 81 the largely Increased .ex-
~ ~ the university since the last
,ssricti6n was made.
.s.h y johnson. president OF the
y c,sss, has returned to the uni
TN from an extended trip in the en-
~ ~ government. Mr.. Johnson left
AZ ~ eafmmer as second electrician
.Ss I{1lted States transport Kintuck.
v1f,,fns as chief electrician. The
.norf touched at several points In
~ AZ Taku and at two ports in the
,nnines besides Manila.
- y pore, OF Seattle. will lecture
- IL kfudents of the law school next
~ evening on Chief Justice Shaw.
Sssaachusetts. This IL the second lee
y "a 4 series on the prominent law
MN country. the first having been
sone time aKo by J. J. Mccafferty.
Rufus Choate.
|esr,dent Graves has been invited TO
"a he needs of the university 10 the
~ county delegation to the Iegisla-
= btfore the Chamber of Commerce at
meeting this afternoon.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, Dec li.-wheat-Cargoes on passage.
quiet and steady; cargoes No. standard California
As ID; careoes Walla waa. 2ss 3D. English coun-
try markets. quiet.
LIVERPOOL. Dee. fi,-wheat-Quiet: No I
standard California g. 2isd Wheat and flour In
Paris, quiet French country markets. part cheaper
Weather in England. cloudy.
Wheat Spot. quiet; No. / California GS I'D:
No Northern spring. 6s 2isd: No. 2 red Western
winter Is uSsd Futures. steady December, S.
lii4d; March. es I'D
Corn--Spoi. quiet; American mixed new. Is iliad;
do old, Is 3D. Futures. steady; December Is 2%d;
January Is l0Ld; March, IS 9lad
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box, &c. spiced herring NIB kegs 81; smoked her
T sas nc per box; mackers eelb iahhis sls cod
cod rolls. SIC; Finnan hasdes s0l0c: smoked sal
mon loai5c; smoked halftut, l3allc
SEE
Canned Goods.
Canned Vegetables eobbing)-Tomatoes, ncsasl 30;
tomatoes. gallon 3. sse4; Silver shied. soc sugar
y 70; Boston baked beans n75a2 IS: mushrooms.
:, Canned Fruits to6bins)-Tabls- Assorted. sl.75;
CHERRIES ss,I;s e 81 peaches California g 2as o. straw
saga s: piseaprles. Johnson $40 pie-ssopted.
SALON tins S.io; 2lx-lb tins, SIS: peaches. s.o5:
aprIeots No5; blackberries. in 2lh-lh tins, 10;
eunnts gallon tins. s.s5: plnms. gallon tins. So
Canned Fish ijoSsins ..' sb tins. per aoa
~, cams iie tins per doz s.zs Holsters. lib tins
S A,asha silver dox. $50; Puget sound SIS: sar-
s s French, a.l IS ;o plain q ias? Is key nlss
sAmerean. rs: per doz Sc mackere sib tins. per
doz, %; slrimps, per dox s2.75.
crned see neii, s oenspeslsd ham am lS ss
70; Clipped beef. lib cans. 8. 80; lunch tongue.
= s'e cans. 50 81 roast beef. 81 S.: roast chicken:
feet, 2Ib tins. $50
Staple groceries,
- Chocolate lobbingl-Bsker's lslb Premium. sc;
lib Eagle. &C. Star, lib boxes Tc.
p. Iocoa tobbine,-Epps ALB tins. lab boxes. &c;
ssc; rs. Doc: rs. 81: Ghirardellis. h-lb. &c
-, Sendensed Milk Cohbingl-Eagie. per case SD;
Hshland, ss.25; st. Charles cream. si75 standard,
Magnolia, S.
:, Sauces siotbing, Worcestershire, small per don.
aips aEi 99 s bis , per g nass
$780, California drips gal all tins i' per- asc sss
New Orleans molasses. lgaI tins. per case ssae 30
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WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON, Dec. n-There has been fair inquiry
for wool this week. and the demand continues mod
crate. Manufacturers do not hesitate to buy where
they are in need Of raw material Prices are about
the same week ago Quotations;
Territory. secured basis. Montana and wyoming.
hne medium and fine l7sisc; secured, isc staple,
a7gisc; staple. Zoe; Idaho, fine medium and ape Il
elise; secured. i7@4sc: staple. 50c Australia,
secured. spot prices, eomhing superfue new 54a
a5c; good. 6Sa1oc; average. 62nd7c
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- cotton crop REPORT.
! nv YORK. Dec 1l.--A special to the
f1N from Washington says.
r. 0toYy originating In New York that
6<uoe information on the government
80 report had been offered for sale
6nlnrday on the cotton exchange came
y ~ taY6 Of John Hyde, statistician of
~ 11paytment OF agriculture.
| ~ story was a pure fake" said
Hy1es II have been occupied per-
lily h getting the material for this
IT together, and / took care that II
p 1T published prematurely No one
= assisted me In the work The report
0ugH BEN out of my possession. II
XXI ofefod to sell what purported
~ ne government resort, he must
made It himself for commercial pur-
r HYDE spoke Of the New York story
"a simple effort to impose upon some
~ = the ahairs Of his bureau are 80
oG1d that It would be difficult. II not
s64ble, for anybody having access to
paft Of the statistical work to make
vport without attracting attention
unning the risk OF disgraceful ex-
IRE and Dismissal He says that the
IA ehou4 not have been regarded se-
a. he had emphatically denied IL
Mturday 70 several persons who had
~ him II 1t were true.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Dec. u-speciai cable and isle-
grnphc advices TO Bradstrcet's show the following
enanEes in available supplies compared with last
Nheat-united States and Canada. east Of Rockies
decreased $1,000 bushels afioat for and in Eurupe
decreased 10000 bushels; total supply decreased
z.lSi.0o0 bushels.
Corn United States aud Canada east Of Rockies.
increased lo2 900 bushels
oats-United States and Canada east Of Rockies
decreased i22oo9 bushels
General Quotations.
NEW YORK, Dec. -Flour-Receipts 50 0is
barrels exports, q, 1875 barrels; market steadier
Wheat Receipts, A. 400 bushels; exports q ss5
bushels. Spot quiet No. red 7s14c, f. O. b.,
1850, elevator Options du but firmly sus-
tanned ON light offerings and steady English cables
Closed firm. = q &c net advance: March closed
s,1e; MAY Iehe; December, 76ssc
Woo-Quiet
Hops-Quiet
cofee-Options closed steady. at net loss az ga
~ points Sales G,750 bags. including January
ssoci March 6a5@6 l0c; MAY, G. l5ae 1c july, & S.
quiet Corcoya, 9i5@l3ise '
sugar-Raw, steady; refined quiet
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The Post -Intelligencer has secured the
exclusive right for Washington to Rand
McNally & Co.'S latestN folder map 81
China and Asia. These may be secured
at Post-Inteliigencer business offices at
10 cents each.
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NOTICE-Frank Daniels win give a
matinee performance of THE ANGER
this afternoon.
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ABiLENE, Tax. Dec. 11.--Maj James
ynverve. widely known throughout the
1Ine2ft died today, aged II years. He
49, t ~ southern Pacific railroad
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE cotton market opened
at an advance Of to points and momentarily
ruled firm on less Of break al Liverpool than had
been expected Selling soon became quite general
and the market sold OF f7aB points from the top
prices after which there feeble rally
ering and profit taking. The close was steady, mi-
changed 70 points lower.
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nsrses Peck, the Artist, Dead.
vnicAdo. Dec. i1--Charles Peck. one
y ise founders Of the Chicago Academy
y 80 eVskn' and a pioneer artist of Chi
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PORTLAND, Pee. ll-wheat Is quiet bat steady
sNi,s ~ wslia Walla were made tosiRs a. SEC taGi
some a the exporters haze their limits from onehali
10 A ceat lower.
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Cash Quotations.

Cash Quotations..
Flour-Quiet and easy
Wheat--No 3 6afi72c; No red. Tl%aT3Ac.
Connie. z, Sac; No. 2 yellow. B.c
oats-No. 2. 2%e; No. white, 2sz. a26c; No 8
white. aA@5Ac
Rye--No. 3 s9650c.
Bafey-Fair TO choice mailing 51e5ec.
Timothy seed-Prme $40
Mes pork-Pef bbl. Sli. 5o6llG2A.
Lard-Per 100 1ts. Nl2iS@7. 10
short ribs sides Loose. S. 25d6O
Dry salted shouldsrs-I Boxed, 57kd6Mc.
Short clear sides Boxed ss65d675
sugar Cut loaf. 622c; granuated, 570c: confcc-
TONERS "A 555c: 90 a" 50c
q. u.
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MARKET IND TRADE REVIEW.

r,x,A =, Seattle. Dee. II. 1900
rofuana clearing houses today were:
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IesiMan and breeder Dead.
LEXINGTON. Ky. Dec. III. III. NIL
. noted breeder ana turfman. died
ss.s ! stroke OF paralysis at his home
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asa 81 Earl of narrowly.
T. LvrHLpN. Dec 1c--Henry Dudley min.
-. -, A@f' OF Harrowby. is dead, aged ca
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Receipts ana Shipments.


Dairy Products.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
nuiet. Creamery l5a2ic; dairy, i3dl7tsc
Cheese-Actiye, i8A@llisc
Eggs Quiet fresh. pc.
COTTON MARKET.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET,

TACOMA. nes H-whssi- Dln and unchanged
Blucstsm. Sc. club. SIS
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Breadstufs.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. u-Wheat and barles
quiet Oats strong and active. Spot quotations
were
Wheat No. ! shipping. " sse; choose ESe; ~
inS, SlW AokOA,
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Cylinder oil. bhls. 10000: cases, Sc in advance.
White Lead tiohbinpl Pioneer Carter 2ooo-lb
Collier, 7hc Devoe. TIC. Prepared paints. 5-gal
cans 81. f7@l 60. lgai cans. 81 SOILS; A-ga1 cars
81. 551 10: quart cans 81 60ll.75.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-12

SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-12

...x.nt assembly was entertained
s s.nruing at the chapel period
~ ana Page Wilcox. the we'll
~ 1.c1tionist of this city.
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- IN be given in Denny hali
.sssuine % the subject ,,s o. hr Mr.
F<Iey ~ ~" attention to phrenology.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-12

- OF the gallery in the Sc.
49, s. last evening at the "Ameer
lne.essd for university students.
- SSty we're In attendance.