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m ** Nora>#rß timm '
twtm • week-Famw
untVTKli " to the Baat and
though aad via
New Orlaaos-
, 4 yjjrMT IKB VICE IN AMERICA.
I- * OBAHAM. Dtst Paaa and
agent First avenae Seattle.
pacific Ave- Taeoma, Waak.
SOGERS Asst Oen. Freight aad
Portiaad. Or.
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w-w« (saatsu age as
O.TSimSt3
«. »• AUSTRALIA
Saturday. December i, MM.
t i Aiameda aalls from Sac
far Henoi ilu. Auckiand.Sydney.
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pyHAIiT OIRIXO CAMS,
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P Sew Tark, Bsetss aad All
Palate Baat aad Saatk.
JBOSSLAND!
J AND
j Kootenay Points. {
TIMM SCBEOVUC.
Ia Effect November U. ISM,
-fsM* Leave Seattle—
fur Spokane, St Paul and Eaat. IS p.m.
Hp fonland. 4:40 a. m and 1:46 p. m.
ftr Olympia. Oray'a llarbor and South
Jfaad, I a. m.
'far Carbonado. 3:46 p. m.
V fir Tacoaa. 4:40 and lam., till. • aad
JOF M.
limit arrive at Seattle—
iflM Spokane. St. Paul and Mast. d:M
' 'MOT rbrtland. l;lo and 11:60 p. m.
*fmn Olympia. Oray'a Harbor and
•iiKk Bend. 5 10 p. m.
mat Carbonado, 11:40 a. m.
Proa Taeoma, l; 40, S:2& and U:M a. m .
kil and 11 p. m.
■Dalir except Sunday. Ail others datly.
Mk card subject to change without no-
Mreugh tickets to Japan and China via
OPftarn Pacific gtnamsblp Cornpauy, and
■Man line,
w rates, routes and other Information
Mian or addrssa
. I. A- lAOEAr,
General AgsnL Seattle.
.Qty Ticket Office, corner Teslar way
Ml Front street.
Ticket Office, corner Weetena
gnaua and Columbia street
A P CHARLTON,
i AtAiatsnt General Psaeenger Agent.
BC Morrison street, corner Third,
rmrMand. Or ,
tetill the Fastest
BOCK BALLAST-NO OUST.
leaves Arrives
Seattle. Seattle.
IWer'aM p. m. 7to s. m.
C«Mt Liu » 16 a. ra. 5.30 p. m.
JAPAN-AMERICA
LINE
mm mm MARU
•Wis from Seattle Xee. SO fur
tklss and Jspas.
offles, fj Front street
*>yet tiket -ff! -e. fo»t of Columbia
KW SHORT UNE
I«tSAS CtTY
Sound At+nt. Seat tie,
* r m *9 and first avenuft.
iISEGU^o"
ny JfJOTUVC r<MORftNCC
w7, !£***» ',i.i »*.' ... ass
5^.« SArtT Y ca
1 $: Sac«AM*>iTc
CAL.
• ©r«g Co. ft««M*
MARKETS AND TRADE !
» WW YORK cm.
Ever Kasws-411 MlUls* fallsn
Ik* later lor la a Tlaigli
We air Pag eel is Eitsaged is ffl
WMoat »«rprlaaa S»«em
latars TOP Adsaaetsg la UMT Tmmm
•f a Ma»art at Bate te hdla
Beat tie. Nov. XL, UK.
■Mtwtfaa at Che aeaiOa Taeoma
Portiaac clearing nouses today ware:
Clearances. Balance*
gwitle .» : «:« os.iis «i
Taeoma ».]&> fe iv£S «
Portland ».£»•
Following la the record by daya taai week
at the local clearing nouse:
Monday 4#7.8»»
i, •.*« *"
V> ednesday „ 6*
Tkurauay *>
Saturday 71J«7 «3
Total MZkl*' »
Corresponding week of last rear., m.m 77
WkTLAia WMKSV MISKBT
Portland. Nev a -Wheat—Walla Walla.
Valley. S£oS4o par kuahel.
•A* rkASCIICO MiRKBTI
BrssditaCe aal Orataa.
San Francisco. Nov. 11.—Flour—Family
extras. IkISCkM; baker* ex urea, |i>j«
I. superfine, UZ&iMt.
Wheat—Spring wheat. tLM#S-M4 for No.
1. and lor choice; milling,
ft
Uarley—Pair to good, SB#M4c; ehotee,
me. brewing. Mo»24a
Oata—White oata. SI lflffl M: black for
feed. S6c«ti.o6; black for seed. Sl.»J«l»;
red for seed, SLMtfI.LO.
Recespta-F.. ur. ruarter sacks. S.KS;
do Oregon. *,oß4_wheat, centals. 7.*75; do
Oregon. 7.1k). barley, S.tto; oats, centals.
I.*S. potatoes, sacks, 2,35* onion*, sec**.
335; corn, centals, MS; hearts, a»cka, 2%;
bran, sacks, 2.366, do jrrgor.. 2.M0 mid
dltnga. aacka. 1.47»; hay. ter.s, 360. straw,
tons. 10; wool, bales, U» do Oregon. 170;
hides, number. 214; raisins, boxes 1,741;
hope, hales. IS; alfalfa seed, sacks, 33,
wine, gallons. S.IOO.
PraSaee, Frails. Etc.
Fsad and mlllatuffs—Middlings. SUQSO.SO
p«r toa. CallfornU brsn. SI4CTU.SO; out
side brsnds. bran. 512&1Z30
Hay—Wheat, per ton. 18010.60; wheat
and oat. #7Cjflo; barley, river. *5®6.50, best
barley, «7©*.fc»: alfalfa. SS.SOOC.M: first cut
ling. Ua->. clover. t*&s. stock. V**; eotn-
whsat, <*omi>resi«ed oat,
tM(7; straw, per bale, IT^oOt.
Potatosa— Ro*«. 360Vk P*r cental;
common Sklinas and Burbanks,
fancy do, *Mfi*c; Oregon Rurbanks, ;
sweet, 75c011.1£ per cental.
Vegetables Onions. 30640 c; pickled
onions. tomitoee, oucum
l>ers, cream aquiah. mjr
plant, grs«»n pepper, p*r bo*, t&jjp
4Or: dried dn, St®lor; grpen okra. 40050 c:
dried do, per pound; lima beans,
f1.60; garlic. 1'402; garlen green peas, 3#
k- per pound.
Kruits— Fancy apples. 75c»|l per box;
common do. Sso»iftr par box; eastern dr».
pw barrel. «3#3fio; atrawberries, |2 50<53.
raapberrlea. |S#7; cranberries, per barrel.
black crapea, 2a#«3c. muscat, »o*' ;
Toksy, OOOc; rommon pears, 46$?<»ac psr
box. winter NeTtts, "icifi-.25: persimmons,
WOTSo. p<>megranates. 4..^6J<; navel cr
an*i*a. f. t 2."< per ho*: »eed'!ng oranaes,
$1 Mexican limes. s4<g6. California,
oomnaon. fair to xood, 11.50C2:
fancy, SM»O3 Hawaiian hananas, »i<ri per
bunch; Naw Orleans bananas. SI.OOOt.M;
pineapples. Vty* per do*.>n.
Butter—Faacy IR«2Cc; sec
onds, 2Sti34c. fancy daio". good to
choloe,
I7r.
Cheese—Faney. mild. new. fair
to goo-1, M>loc; Young Amsrlja, 10O12»?;
Eastern. 12ifl4k-.
Ergs Ranch. ; store, nominal;
Eastern. 22426 c; duck. 2Sc.
Pou I try and game—Live turkey gooblers
l*014o; hens, 13014 c; young turkeys, 12®
13r. roosters, old M#« 50; do young. $<&(•.
bro:lers. smsll. 12 MOI broilsr?. larxe.
|3.riOJsfl: fryer*, t"! 2&it3 »; hens. |4®s:
ducks, old. SS.SOO*: do young. t8 S0O<: g
|1.SB«lBn: gosling*. |!5001.75; pigeons,
Oid. 11 psr dozen, pige >nn. young, ft 50;
ranvn hsck ducks J.HO*: meiilsrd, >f>:
teal, IS sprtg, S3; widgeons. 17M. small
ducks. fl SOOI-'S. <ru»ll. 11.25; hares, 75c;
gray geese. SliO03; rabMt*. 11.35®1 60;
white geeee. SI: hrant, Si.so; Knglish snipe,
S3, common snipe. 75r$Sl
I'lstla* Qauiatloaa
i Wheat—Firm. May. SI.W%; December,
II 4»'4
Barley—Firmer May. ?ja»c.
Corn- Large yellow v'
Bran—California. JUiiUiO.
\\ 001.
Wool—Choice mountain. V&'f. r aor
mounts n. Ban J.>squ!n pi.ttns, s?r'>c;
Hsn Joaquin fotKhiils, Northern fall,
7J£**\
Mops.
I!op.*—Quotable «t per pound for
| fair to choice, and tilt 15c P*r pound for
fancy.
Financial.
Sliver bars .. 8-"> v/iraf!.« Sisht ... is
Mex dol ~»iMISS 1 Telegraph .. .. v
Mlnin* jtisrks.
Alph.% Con
Aim Justice *«
Andea .. . 1«| Ken tuck Con
, Helcher 29 Lady Wash. Con. ..
p.Ue Isle . .Mexican SO
l»e*t ft Belcher.. XI Mono li
B»»di»* Con 81 '■ Mt. Diablo
Bullion IS Navajo .
Ituiwer Con *' 'Vcldental Con ...
CalcHlonia •* Ophlr
Ctiftilengs Con ... S2 Overman t»<
Cbollar
CorMiiem-e » Savage M
fVn, Cal. *
j iVti 1 mf»-ri(il . 01 Pferra Nevada .... M
for New York '8 !v.-r Hill <>i
! « r.*n Point ... » Silver King .......
j Exchequer Union Con 44
I GouUl A Currle .. b" I'tah Con i">7
I Grand Pr.ae Jacket ....
; Hale a Norcr >«.* li*
AEW iOMK MARKETS.
Th«* r»rbaa»e.
Vew Tcrk. Nov. ?1 —T">d*v*sp br ef
r<on w as doir.:r s'jhl bv th*
* aurtlr.st the Grarrer
gro'ip. The rr « »t unfsvorahJc re:tir-.a
fmb'iahed and the preliettors o? oootinaei
Il*ht for s-»r»e time to com^.
Kise%l upon decreased movement of frvr,
were the srgun-en-s advanced In fsvor of
} i*rr prtoes lJq i; iat'.on was evide-t ;n
trstar •- and c'-.c kM a te-> r. -r
t«~ward 'n other prep*--
t»ank * , a*s :y
flvflisM*. ahowr* '-.r fnsta-'-o. an ?-.-
cr«a«(» of S?' V W n * VJt 'n v:»w
c? rhe declded'r ea»:er mo«e*ary ooo«?;-
t- ns, **ert'>d no up
o-- 7- •<«. T v » C j■> <<a( ' v -' ' ->we«t *
the dty at net cor.cesstona, averag rg a
po.nt.
T>e snecalativ-e movement of the w*ek
was mainly shared bv the hear profes
a'ons's ar<4 sold-out bul's. who made m re
mitting efforts to force * it Jong sto'V#
and rr*e'(r"ated a dee'ded reaction "P- «
co'i-ee c*f pr!i»ee was er-«*lc. bat with the
t«»r 4 en>-v toward a lowe- lev*s. * result
which was chiedv b>ro'!*' l it about *»T * rn*-
*x',r~« on of the short irtrree; »
deTeiofmewt* w>on value* w«»re
trmia'T favoraVe to th* *dvoo*{rs ef dr
presa on. and the b*ar* ma«*e plar*
ajrainat th# V> 1 «h r>rlced for ef
ftxy ** 'He «e««-rs? ! *' traders ha"-,
mered S-srar «s» » »ss*e* rM'*-".-"** It
i** «f t?*# var fi*
f»»»1a<"t. »r4 t»«? r.> rw#l»rm•»•■>• tf
t'»r *»f* r * T
•jjwyia] «rfiJfß*nt »*.>rJl «»♦
j»r.T»o#ct{v* •ction a: j*# r»*t *##*'■:•<«» of
rH*Urr» «?. r* :* »y bcr?vi« or,
th» t>\ w#r«> < n * ro «M*-aW* ficht
fsr r*>. thoufft? th» tr-
Y rg-rn+ -. h»i*»WMW *•<* f*;.> 1 \ t.4 " !»«
feojM* x*rv T-» arm"***:*
TU;'**jr t*»nds <»-<s »x uv* liMS It i
tc» prfvriJic *«f k, *nd rH«r« wm* «a «
THE SEATTLE POST-INTKLIIQDfCEB, MONDAY. NOVEMBER Ji, tSM.'
abatement «r «M tmmin ammgrti i
then wrariK tn Inaeuwi laeuea toapw
*Sv» prfoaa ahow ooiteeaaioaa of I#2 par
cent, on the apecoUtiva krui. Tfca a«-
gr««a:e «aMa ware SS»MMM
G-jrernmaets were qu.ec, active u4
prres hetd w«n. Tha aalea were SM.Mg.
Stvar wrcflctu prew *«n imguiar,
wirh as Improving tendency on trsnaao
tie*** a* ttt.flH. Klvcr eerukralea atoaad
a; «4§«4c.
*■■«> U« Esekaac*.
Money oo MtH, at*7 a: m. prnaa m«r»
ean ■'.!• paper, marling axdhance
««JT, with aocaai tnmlnees la
at W sSO4#H far demand. and K«J9
•M 4 for »;x:y day*. poaied rata*. 54.524
frtiJS and « 17
Ciaana ax te»*rts.
Export* ot apart* from the port of Kaw
Tot* for die weak •momned WO,lie tn
gold aad SMf JG9 tn aavsr. The import*
mrt: Gold. t"M.W «S««. S3S.2M dry
goods. general merchandise, (
n.m.m
Weekly >e*k Itatnmt.
Reserve, increaae .S&.OCLMO
Circulation. decrease 1*7,3 M
Loan*. increase I.KJ.MO
Specie, Increase 4.0 M.508
Legal tender*. Increaae 7.97%.M0
Deposit* Increase 11.987.800
Banks aoid S&.M&.6H tn excess of re
quirement a
The Financier ear* this week: T*ie mag
nificent showing made by the clearing
houae bank* of New York city fos the
weak ending November 21 waa a matter
of surprise to banker*, who had expected
a favorable statement, bat had not count
ed upon the enormous Increaeea which
were reported. Deposits expanded to the
amazing figure of fa.S6T.SUS, which Is the
largeat total ever recorded In a single
week, while the loans were M.K3.4M.
Counting from the statement of November
7. Ate bank* kave gained *R.9».«iO in eaSb.
while loans have expanded only H2.7tt.000.
The ease in money rates ia therefore not
remarkable. It la sattmated that the banks
gained M.OOO from the interior aioua |
during the week. i
Heals. |
U.S.Ia, BOW rag.USWC. F. lata of 'M..100
4s, new coup..ll><>i D. A R. O. Te ..U*iS
Fives, rag Fours **
Flv«»a, coup ..Ui4» Erie £ds
toura reg ....It** G. H. A S. A. «s.l'."Ms
Fours, coup . Seveus luu
Twos. r«g .... k ,H. A T. Cen. 6a.109
Pac. «s of M . .106 Sues 100
AJa.—Class A ..1014 M. K T. Ut 45..
Class B lvlvj Second 4s 6<
Class C n Mul. In ton to ..107
Currency .. .. M N. J. Cen. G.
La. New o>n. to % | Nor. Pac. lata ..Ua
Missouri to .....100 , Seconds Ho
N. Car. to 11* . Tnirds 78
Fours 100 N. W. Consols ..12^
S. C. Non-Fund 14 S. F. deb as ..1<> 1 »
Tenn new set to SO ,f>. RAN. lsu.ll-^4
Fives It 6 K, Q, W. Ists ... 75
Throes , St. Paul Con. 7s. 12$
Old Ss #> , C. A P. W. a 5.114
Va. Centtiriea .. St L. & I,M.G.ie 77
Deferred .. ... 8 Bt.L. & S.F.G.to.M®
AteMwn 4s 7<* ,T<-x Pac. lsia .. M
Second A 43 Seconds 32
Cau. ouuih. 2da.lit) |U. P. lsis of 'K.hti
So. R. R. t0.... WV* West 6hore to
L. A N. to ......
Mock isolations.
Atchison 14"s. Northwestern ...1044
Adam* Ex 14s Preferred I*3
Alton A T. H... b* -N. V. Central .. 86
Preferred u N I- A N. E. .. 43' i
American Ex ..111 |OnL A West ... liVj*
Halt, a Ohio .. 6.4 Oregon Imp .... l
Canada Pac .... ;>7 Oregon Nav —Zj
< jiiada South . 4» 2j a & H. N. IS
Central Pac .... 16 fPaciflc Mail .... JT
Chea A Ohio .. Peoru, D. A E.. 24
Chi. A Alton ..1«» 'Pittsburg 16^
C., B. A 7»4 Pullman Pal ....157
Chicago Gaa ... 70 Reacting 3<j'S
Con. Gaa ........1% 'Richmond Tar .. ..
C C. C. A St. L 9) | Preferred
Col. Coal A I .. 1\ R G. W 1%
Cot. Oil Cer .... 15 : Preferred 4>j
Del. A Hud ....127\ Rock Isiand .... 6»4
Del., L. A W. ..157 .St.L. A S.F.lat p..
D. A R G. pre. 44% St. Paul 73>i
Dls. A C. F. Co. Preferred 12s
Erie lfi St. Paul A Om.. 4^4
Preferred .. .. 314 Preferred 126
Preferred 2d .. 21 Southern Pac
Fort Wayne ...160 JSugar Hennery ,116i4
Gt. Nor. pre —l3O rfenn. Coal A I. 2)
C. A E. 1. pre .. #5 Texas Pac 10
Hocking Val ... 184,T01. A O. C. pra. fio
Illinois Cen 5>4 ;l.'nicn Pao S»4
St Paul A Du.. 21 U. 8. Ex 11
Kan ft T* x. Pr« 28\ Wab. 8l L. 4 P 7U
ll E. & W 18 Preferred lHfc
Preferred .. ..71 |Writs-Fargo Ex. 66
J«aßu Snora ....ISGS West. Union ... W%
l*e.td Trust .... XS\,Wheel. ft I* E.. V*
Louis. ft Nash.. 4i> » Preferred 32 l «
L ft N. A. 1 Minn. & St. L.. IS
•Man. Con M%» L). * R. 0 124
Mem. A Chastn. 15 Gen. Electric ...
Mich. Can JO (Nat. Linseed ... lti'i
Missouri Pac ... 22% Col. Fuel ft I .. 2. r 4
Mobile A Ohio.. 22 I Preferred 70
Nash, ft Chat .. <8 H. ft T. Cen
Nat. Cordage .. « Toi.AJL ft N.M. ..
Preferred .. .. 11V* Tol.St.L. ft K.C. 44
N J. Central ~lfl« Preferred 10
Nor. ft W. pre.. 18 So. R. R 10V*
North An> Co.. J» Preferred .. ..
Nor. Pacific —IS Am. Tobscco .. «»>- 4
Preferred .. .. Preferred ICX>H
V. P.. D. & G... 2Vt Am. T. A C. Co. »»
I*. S Cord. gtd. 2i%, Com. Cable CV>..jr>o
U. H. pre 164_An>. Sugar pre. 101V4
L*. t* Rubber .. 28 S..LA ft E.lats.W^lS
Preferred .. .. fcl )
loiul Sales.
The total sales of stocks to day were 112,-
121 shar»js, Including: Burlington, 17.000;
American Sugar. 1,100; Chicago Gas. 7.500;
Louisville & Nashville, 4.700; Reading,
11.500; Rock island, 5,100; St. Paul. 11,800;
Tennes.-ce Coal & Iron, 2.700; Western
Union, J.&00; Wheeling * Lake Erie, 4,100;
sliver oeniiicaies. 5.000.
Flour.
Flour—Rsverpts, Z> j*.Q. exr >rts. *5,904
barrel*. Dull. W inter patents, 54. 90;
winter straight*, $4 50&4.«5; Ai.ttnesota pat
ent*. 14
4.15.
tt heat.
Whest— Receipts, 7S.OOO; export*. «S *O6
bushels. Spot, weak; No. 1 hard. K\c.
Opilons opened steady and advance!
sharply on covering orders, followed by a
bad break du» to general liquidations
and reaching to stop orders, coupled wl*'n
weak foreign news. Closed lower.
No 2 r*d. November, closed »V-. I>oc«m
ter, S3 ?-lsslSc, closed SS'iv.
Hops.
Hops—Firm,
WssL
V> ool—Quiet.
Metal*.
Copper-—S ••ady; brokers. ll'j*.
Fig Ts.m -SteaJy; Sautftwrn, SII#IXS;
Northern, JliyiS.
Lead—Steady; brokers, $^.75.
Tin-Plates, easy.
t otfe.
Coffe*-Options el j<?d qutc? *.t a net de
cline of !<«C 15 po.rsts December, ?-;
March. Spot coffee, Rio. «Hk
and nomma,. No. 7 Jobbing, 7\»c. Invoice.
lt>c; mild, quiet.
>u*«r.
Sugar—Raw. ui«-1 and steady; refining,
2 T »c: cenirifuga;. >» teat, ?'*c. refined
quiet.
I'rlrnlrcm.
Pet role ;m P./.i; United closed $1.14 bid.
I Hlt t(.t) M ARK UTS.
The Hoard of Trade.
Chu tgo, Nov y, \ sudden Jump of \*>
I r bushel In the price of wheat durbar
rv» c cur»e of re fire: t*n tr.tnutes' trad
i 4 *a.« a »"» surpciee The U»nv ■*
t.".e early n«w* *er<- eo d?»ft:n<»tly tsear-.ert
t';at an Itntnediate iesvy wou.J
bav# a*eß>ed perfect.y natural, and • •*
<rowd would ha\e approved it- Ir> »i i
of thle lWembe'. *hich closed yesterday
at 7»M|75%c. d d not e*ii lower at the
opeatag tM* 7i''»?. and !n r*n mlnsKes
was up to 7A dispatch from Bor »y
sa:d Chat a mod raw had f-Len «ie;e
and throughout the ef Peo
*nd that the price* of grain were y
faiiiaS- Further deta:,* of the rain
2 d-a A. ra.t*ad sie«rrttt>e the w
spread area si> ored t»y th* rainfall aril
tprosjje s of ltd eontlnuanos and f .r
--tHer ex:e: *ion "T-.s eifect of that r.eas
upon the .Jv»»r; ->oi wheat OJA-ket was to
* d* ,r.e of 3d per cestai or ahout
3<-,c ?** > 5 --■»«-*. closing piice
th* day b«?or*.
Kvsn wx.ii these depre*»lc* features t»e-
them, trader* bo *^ht free!,*. John
t udahy **s a a »od buyer, and as h.% ;r«a
always cv mrnard* in-*e or U- -* f *
following, ihe bay lit: wa* sofflc! ;y
h«kvy to CA.u e the advance, hut a* th*
offerirgs $t ew ths prtcy .mprovec ! >?•»
t l ie Northws*' and foreigners wet ?-avy
»*.:: era and t v .s next ho-r and a half tne
r ri # of December had to :« 4 c.
p 4 t th«*r* it r«ei*d
7;i* «x»K".auc* i»S s dssraauN ia tL« vis-
tble abtrwa as Monday to kave taken place
this week, with a likelihood of a etea<iy
decrease for the remainder Of the crop
year, made the traders paaea tn their tell
ing. when the decrease had got down to
that point. It gradually recovsred again,
until It once more reached a potrit about
\o higher than yesterday's closing rrlc-»
of TSV:. where it cioeed. The excellent
New Tork bank statement waa atoo influ
enced In the closing strength.
Cora WM fairly active and stsatg, kee*>-
Ing within a narrow range until near th<>
close, wfcMi It sold up. and cioeed b&o bet
ter than the close yesterday.
Offering of oata were slow, aad a quiet
eeaton wa# passed.
Little business vaa done la provision*
The opening was at a slight advance, aad
prices closed a: near the beat.
aaalsg qaatatlssa
Wheat- November, 7i\c, Decead>er.
rt%c.
Cora— TS\c. December. TP*~
Oats— Neveaiber. I7c; December, 7**4 c.
Pork— November anl !>>cember. 50.
Lard—No*erar»er and December. S3 7E
RJbe—N trveanfcac and Decern ter, S3 7k
Rye—*&*c.
Barley—JtOMa.
Flax-75Mf"«^
TimotSiy—SJ ak
Lira StaeM.
Cartle—Oomrron tr> prime native gteera
sold at ->• with aalee largely at 14.30
04-90; cows. *2g3; fat heifers.
bulla 11.7591^.
Hogo—Common to prime Srevee of hogs
sold at 519&2K42H. the bulk of the offer
ings going at S3.1 r O'S.SB.
Sheep—Sale* were male of inferior aSeej*
at 51.50. common to medium gradee,
5.75: good sheep at 52.4005, an!
Docks at SS-li>o34d; iambs sold at 5334-K
for poor t*» the best, and good sale* were
mads of feeding iambe at SS.SOO*-S0 * n<l
feeding sheep at S2.s»>Sd-
Recelpta—Cattle. 400; nogs, 19,M0. aheep,
I.Mt.
ROREIGH MARKETS.
FlaaaclaL
London. Nov. 21.—Silver, 29 11-14 d. Coa
aola HO »-R
Ureadstsffa aad Grata a.
Liverpool, Nov. ZL—Wheat—«pot, dull;
demand. p»or; No. 2 red, spring. 7e 2d;
No. 1 California, 7a sd; futures closed
ataady. with near and distant poslticms 2d
lower business about equally distributed;
December, to 6d; January, to Febru
ary. to «v»d; March, to 4d.
Corn—Spot, quiet; American new. 3s; fu
tures closed steady, with near and dis
tant positions lower; buainess about
equally distributed; November, 2a ll\d;
December, 2s January, 2a Hd; Febru
ary, 3s lid, March. 2s Hd.
Flour—Dull; demand, poor; St. Loula
fancy winter. Ss od.
Little Mala la SaAla.
London. Nov. 21.—The news from India
during the meek haa had little effect upon
the grain markets, and the general
»*ion is that the insufficient rain will not
affect the crops, and that in any case it
will rot change the famine outlook.
Business at the Baltic today opened
weak and dull. The publishers of Becr
bohm's trade list Informed the Associated
Pi ess that Ralll Bros., leading Indian mer
chants, received a telegram today, saying
that the condition ia worse than ever, and
adding that ra.n haa not fallen save in the
districts where little wheat Is grown. The
latest telegram states that there has been
alight rain at Guzerat, Rapoot ami Babar.
hut nun* at Delhi and other parts. The
dispatch adda that for the first mentioned
three districts the situation may perhaps
be a little lesa unpromising, otherwise It
Is unchanged.
LO.VDO.V STOCK MARKET.
American Rallrnada Lower and la
daairlala Movlag kal Slowly.
London. Nov. B.—There la considered to
fce less probabiHty this week of the re
newal of the drain of gold to the United
U'atea. The Ruaatan demand for gold
continues keen, and bill brokers are act
ing cautiously in face of the uncertain
situation. Mansy ratne have been fairly
firm. The troubles in the mining market
have restricted atock exchange business
and prices have been Irregular. Foreign
securities were fairly maintained on the
success of the Spanish loan, the peace be
tween Italy and Abyesir.la and taik of a
netv Turkiab loan. Argentines rose from
the senate'e rejection of the unification
B.iheme. Italians and Spanish were also
up. Mtnea had a bad week, but It ia
hoped th# worst Is past, and prices appear
to be recovering. Other departments
ahould follow with a downward tendency.
In the American market there was dis
appointment In the absence of improved
traffic returns. Hence prices were lower.
The market for American Industrial se
curities has been much slower to respond
to the rise In speculative stocks that fol
lowed upon McKlnley's election. The re
rent Issue try the London. Scottish-Amer
ican trust of Sl.!** l of the first mortgage.
5 per cent., thirty-ye r goll bonds of tha
Chicago Edison Company, was onlv a par
tial success, not more than half the ls*ue
being taken. The subscriptions wera
mainly from the country where It is ex
pected the balance of Jhe issue will even
tually be placed. The price was £217 per
SI.OOO bond. Full use was made of the
names of prominent Chi agoana whrt are
on the board: Robert T. Lincoln, Lam
bf>rt Tree Bvron T J. TV'. ,Doane,
Johr J. Mitchell, Joseph Leiter and A. A.
t*rrague. ©ut it le believed a healthy un
der curent will become visible in Ameri
can securities rrhrr on recent
high prices are flnish—l. Canadians were
more in sympathy with Americans.
The decrease* were follows: Atcfil
son. Toreka A Santa T> preferred. Chi
cs B"». M'"w<v.Vee &■ Pt Tiu' and Wabash,
tivr-s, l*i: Denver A Bio preferrM,
Ijou'svllle A Vashv!**e and N*or*hern Pa
'•rflc JU: A '"hison Toneka ft sar>»a Fe.
IVilon Pacific A W»?.a«b iVi; Missouri
Pa-tf.c and Norfolk ft Western, 1.
TORAT'I WEATHI'.R .Vh'D TIDES.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. Or.. Nov. 22, 1»«.
Rain; stationary temperature.
B. S. PAGUE, Forecaster.
U. 3. DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUHEAJJ.
DAILY BTLLETTN.
Seattle. Wash . Nov 25, 1%«.
II !3 i E S I S
i! s'? 5 f! !
PLACE. ! ? 6 | i I! s J
F'. Canby..!!? <- 44 NW T.t .02
s. *t«e .. 4»-92 * *'■ B Lt! .00 t'toudy
F k&ne .. 3»- Lt .f*»-Cloudy
W W *■ 44 % yo p:Cidy
Portland 4"' 4s NW b .04 Rain
1 -t burg 4* * >?\A Lt .02 Cloudy
Psker City 7--* w: 54 42 \"V\ Lt) . I Clear
Eureka „..:90.f16 s<i *4 N"W' Lt: ss) Clear
R-d Bluff..'» K » St: Lt 12 PtCldy
8-.rs Fran..VK $ 01 Clear
W'innema # Ml- JW 14- (<4 PtCld
Q. N. ZjZ^vZi.
Tides st Sesfl* Harbor Today.
Hijfh Tide. Low Tide,
a m fee-t. p m faat a rt\ !*«:..p m f«e:
i*6 IJSTM # U.ri 0.3S 03 ■ 2.11,11 •)
AT PORT T< WKSrjfO
Til" ni": i.i. » •••■■ !■*-', kl
MtuwUall M arfarv.
A crowd of hoodlum ■ * gathered In
front of the Seattle a* a , er yesterday
afternoon and ami:*'J :>em»etv«e by
tnrow.nr asoarbalia at people on their
«ay to a't#rwi tt»» Fo*t'bt«Uifuc«r frea
Mcret) No • rse »« vtped. not even
grny-ha r 3 men, an.i "w « be to htm"
who darei -o wear a a. '«. aat. Complaint
was mada :o polee bt-*d,s 4Jirtera, and Of
ficer* Bar,- *nd Hadeea *era data.led to
brtxk up the gang
On lb* arrival of the b!\i»-ooated p#a-*a
o« -ers there waa renewed actietty ta tha
•torm'.ng party. «r-4 the rnagvoal
paaaed around, "•"-««» U, «%ulie#, fc««
CiKN 4a Oy «dp«."
PIiGET SOUND SHIPPING.
The Xeeessitj of a Lightship Off Cape Flatterr-British Freights
Seem to Be Declining:. With Plenty of Vessels
Awaiting Cargoes. *
fin * rl foq^"y**d schooner Parttan at RontQa point. Taneou
t of many shipmasters that a
«» but cugh ; ?. maintained to thst locs, lit v. Hard hr * winter p»»-
?os« nf ttfm i wo J2? Y eMe *
and tha -jtat}? January the Janet Cowan, worth SSMOfr, »»« wrecked thers,
* l ? m#Tl *•? lh " tr «»*»• The .ii*a«er* *r* too nt»-
or oecur to slr Who h*v>> ao piiou. on board
»wwho beconi* ctrsJ#9t on account of hnviM road** so rrany vcohmkmi
~t*blishmant of a U«h»Wp r JTr C*£ F!„W w»
pre iuttMf V i h * &*>*****• Canadian eov, rnment ha* taken the
Lw ™? to «*t*blia!» stations along the weaten: shore of Vancouver island.
wh^L*^P- wrecked crews ran obtain food and shelter - a
1«v h?2 P l,* r . d . *£"*£«» **» d at a comparative Ught expanse. saved the Brtt
umbia Hv Jr sl, » o * s , on J h * J r *f cilero;, » «>•« just north of the C«-
WM ~ y ? h « r *«<! a liberal use of hedges she
S'Us *#.»* h-IT. i i°?* * water. When every tMr.g v.u in readiness the
theb?rr*£?»i *cl of her °* n * cco "l s sailed off the beach. parting one of
wm »s„_ Lf .. She was then tow«d to Victoria by the tug Tvee. where she
_ on . , tb *. for a thorough repairing. The Gienmorag, which went
** m< pl *°* * f#w monlh * **»• '•» a total losa
«han^^ ,rTwrs , ar * u 2<>r 22 shillings-* for grain to Cork, and
amount VtJ , DR flrm by , off * n &* » •btlllnra. thera is a vast
rrain i. Sas f <3 tonna «t along the Pacific coaJt. and more willing Though
f£l a - fcdvanctngln price. I nitad Kingdom freight* appear to be declining,
fnrt " **° 26 *&Ua*a 3 pence for November loadine was freely offered,
no* on the Sound wh, h declined the offers and are
r ? ,ou ! I,r , * w>l^n »r engagements for a shillings C pence,
jo^-mber. rights from British Columbia or Paget aound are quoted as fel
« *° for «? r **J*' # shillings, Sydney. SI shillings « pence; Melbourne.
f,l^ 9 Li^ R « • i!?» l Firi *' 27 ahl jL in S* « United Kingdom, railing at
a hHUn « B * pence. Shanghai. 40 ahUUnxa. nominal. Tientsin. S*
S °J ln * tTlc *- shU!if VP- « pence. Lan Francisco.. $5.25 to
Y . % W jnlliings, 3 pence; FreemanUe. W sfcillings 9 pence.
*» a freights from Nanaimo >r Departure hay to Saa Francisco. to tt;
B^ n Diego or San Pedro. $2.2 to $-.50, ail more or les« nominal.
,elgn clearances—British bark Pj'renees, 2.1& tons, irom Tacoma for Queens
town or "if a.mouth, loaded with 152.CT bushels of wheat, valued «t $116,277. Ha-
Blak^eT^Pnrf * ¥® r » ton *v,^, l>t " v H Madaen, from Tacoraa. Port
2.' ,1 Oambie and Port Hadbsck. for Port Ptrie. laden with Z fi2.9«0 feat
p-<r o 1 umben_va lued at $20.982.» and 5.500 feet of lumber on ship's account.
J? . tOM> I- A from Port Blakeiev, for
nr i.l* J Mt . of TOU * h '"mber. valued at $6,757.57, and bund lea
or lata, valued at $*'.,26. American schooner Twilight. 175 tons. Capt. H Toffer?
from Aberdeen for Santa Rosalia, Mexico, laden with 711.060 feet of rough lum
ber, valued at $2.110.50, and four and one-half cords of slabs, valued a: sl6 37. Bnt
'®f* , b * rk prumcllffs, JE.«B tona, Capt. H. Davis, from Tacoma, for London, via
Mctoria, .aden with *a..« bushels of wheat, valued at $63,*34: 234.04 d pounds of
bran, vaiued at $1,344. and luOO cases of salmon, valued at is:,'**. Italian bark
i|aasaro. 1..46 tons, capt. A. Revert ), from Tacoma.for Gheralton and Freeman
tie, laden with 415.852 feet of rough lumber, valued at s3.4#i; 4M.OCS feet of rough
lumber, valued at *4.000, and 2.533 bundles of lath, valued at «.«&. American
_5 r r c tons, Capt. Morlne, from Chemanius, for Melbourne, laden
with M1.54# feet of rough lumber, valued at r.3T. British bark Snowdrop, SM
tons, capt. Foster, from Victoria, for Liverpool, laden with £>,454 cases of sal
mon, valued at $1.{0.4&.
VESSELS O* PI6ET SOI XD.
The following_ vessels are on Puget sound and In British Columbia water* ta
ds y loading and discharging cargoes:
_
I * I 5 3
FLAG. RIO AND NAM*. ? I m *
! • : tj : o
I- sis: ?
Br. ship Chiltonford (JISSj Chapman .... Twnsdi Laid up.'Uncerteln
Am. bk Shiriey OT4j Qr hrb Laid up. Uncertain
Br. ship Kilbrannan 11673; Blakiy R«p*ir's; Uncertain
Br. soiir Queen City
Am. brig Blakeley | 143!McPhee ..... Seattle O'fltiing Cod fishing.
Br. bk Lota iS29iCiayton Tacom M ds« D seharg'g
Br. ship Drumcliffe 24u8jDavies .. ... Vctora Salmon.. London
Br. ship Drum rook Bailey Seattle, Wheat... Cork. f. o.
Br. »n Hoi j rood -WaaCfcaeon .'Tacomi F10ur.... iCork f. o.
Br. ah B/imoral j244>!Boidchild.... ITwnsd Seefcin*. Uncertain
Am. sh.D Louis Walsh i*„ 4 Gammons ...! Blakiy t Lumber.i Melbourne
Am. ship Kennebec ;202* Lea-is Rl&klvi Lumber. PlvmouMk
Br. ship Fu.kland 2Ts?t;Gracie Twns.i; Seeklnc.'Uncertain
Ger. ship Barmbek :r2»» Tar'.esi Tacom! Clearing Hamburg
Dan. ship Jupiter <14311 Fun da Ts->m Lumber Hamburg
Ger. ship Kapler ! C .lager (Twned Clearing Hamburg
Br. ship Pyreneee !£!<&; Ktyoo jTwnsd, Clearing, United K.
Kr. ship Senator n.'2 H<rr|*jn .... V-m-. r. 1 ;srr . fork. f. a
Am. bk fit. Katherine liu<3: Frasler Twnsd> Clearing! Yokohama
Chll bk Lake D-nua ilOSa Bozso Tacom Lumber. [Guayqull
Br. bk Clalrmont | 7J>S{ Wllkins 'Vancr Lumber Cork f. o.
Br. bk Altoar hlsi9 ; Aileston Hadck Lumb»r.Cailao
Br. bk Heienslea U;si Di.vies iVancr.'Lumber. Cork f. o.
Nlc. bk Bun;-ale»*r -j.. Rice SChmusLumberJ Freemantle
Ger. bk Osterbek .(,.'IKS' A: <i< rson .... Gambl Lumber.lDelagoa
Br. bk Ire Isle . H473. Lawrence ...JTacom; Wheat... (United K.
Am. ship Invincible il3»'-5 C. ipperfield Blakiy I.umber. San Fran
Br. bk Wythop !12« Edward SVancr. Md*e ....IDisch g'r
Br. ship Creedmore U2B9?Kennedy ... Blaiu.. Lumber Plymouth
Am. bk Hesper i t»fi4 Sodergreen ..!« ..yiLumber. Freemantle
Am. schr Inca I 902 Btrkholm ... Blak!\\ RigKlnjt Seattle
Br. ship Glenochy 2141? Barra !Blakiy;Lumber Uncertain
Am. bktn Kiikitat 4»3jCutJer Gambt: Lumber. Honolulu
Am. schr Meteor 518 Bjoru Gaiwbi Lumber. San Pedre
Br. ship Dudhope Low !Angla.!Seeaing Uncertain
Am. bark Tidal Wave 4f Lancaster acom Lumber. San Fran
Am. bk Oakl tnd 4M Whitney .....lOlymp Lumber.) Ban Fran.
Br. ship Speke ,2712 Gyllencre .... Vcto'a Seeking.{Uncertain
Br. ship City of Delhi 1190 Swan (Vcto'a'Seeking. !Uncertaln
Br. ship Scottish Isles |l!C6;Nlcol Blakiy! Lumber. Delagoa By
Am. bktn John Smith .....i 586 G roth ;Tacom; Lumber. San Fran.
Am. schr William F. Jewett ' 4;.2 Johnson GambJ Lumber. Honolulu
Chll. ship Hlndostan ;i.l2;Welsh I Vancr Lumber. Valparaiso
Br. ship Lynton «-'♦ Fraser Vcto'a Seeking. Uncertain
Am. bk Matilda 7CI;M> Kersie ...IBlakly Lumber. Honolulu
Am. schr C. S. Holmes 376 Johnson Blakiy Lumber.; San Pedro
Am. schr F. S. Redfieid 371 Birkholra Vancr. Lumber. Japan
Am. schr Lyman D. Foster 6*2 KUlmnn Blakiy Repalr'g Hadlock
Am. schr Zimpi —• 3W Peterson .... Tatcom Lumber. Guaymaa
Am. schr Dora Biuhm Larsen iGambl Lumber. Guaymas
Am. bktn Amelia 3** Wilier Blakiy Lumber. Honolulu
Am. bktn Skagit 444; Robinson —'Gembl*Lumber. Honolulu
Am. e<-hr Excelsior 333 Btirme|«t*r . Blakiy Lumber. San Fran
Ger. bark Seestron 1444 Hauth Gambl Lumber. Valnartleo
Br. ship Garnet Hill Frew Tacom. Wheat.. |U- K
Br. ship V«rb»n» 171S Judd ITwnsd Uncertain
Br. bark Trowbridge 11OT Nicholas .... Mdyv - Lumber Cork f. o.
Br. bark Ariel Johns MdyvM Lumber. V.upar' fo
Am. bark Big Bonanza It? I ' Bergman ... N'na'o Coal San Fran
Am. ship Glory of the Seas Freeman ... X'na'o Coal 'San Fran
Br. bark La Escocsa M# Evans Tacom Mdse Dl»t har*'g
Am. bark Melrose 944 Peterson .... Angls Seeking l*n^er»aln
Am. bark Richard 111 961 Conner N'n*'o Coal San Fran
Br. ship Port Adelaide I*W McDonald ..IVan.-r.iLumber. Dela*roa By
Am bktn J. M. Gri!Tlth» I 34<>Arey !Had.>k ' - x —r
Am. sh Esther Bohne } 24." Anderson ...'Twnsd Seeking. Uncertain
Am bk Alex. McNlel hMS Jorgenseu ...Seattle' '"oal— S;«n Fran
Am sh Two Brothers Windrow ...'Debt b'Coal. San Fran
Am sch George W. Watson ...! Friedburg .. Biakl- Lumber.'
Br bk Calrnsmore i *TS Brown Vcto'a Salmon . Liverpool
Am bk Germania ' Pearson 'What. LumberJf'nllao
Br sh Antlora Passmore ...'.Vcto'a Seeking. Uncertain
Br bk Zinita il'ci Frassr (Vcto'a.RepalrK;Portland
Th« following vessels are bound to Puget Sound and British Columbia porta,
with name of master, nationality, rig. tonnage, where from, destination and data
of reported sailing:
Andora. Passmore, Br shin. 1 "37 tons. Talcahuar.o. Victoria, Sept. 21.
Alcalde Saunders Am schr S*S ton*. San Ji>s« de Guatemala, Pug«t soun#
Arnold. Peckan. Ger baric. R2« tons. Rockhampton Vancouver. B. C.
Ariadne. Olthans. Ger ahip. 1.702 tons. Santa Rosalia Plight «*>und.
Alex McNeil Am bk Jorransen. 1,0» tons. Sant* Rosalia. Puget sound.
Annie Maud. Locke. Br ship. l.Mt tons. Calcutta, Vancouver.
Columbia. Jurenberg Russ, bk, 595 tons. o<i«-*sa. Blakelej, Julj 2.
r-airnpsmnrp. Slblev, Br sh. 5»78 tons. Brisbane, Pufft sound Aug. 28.
City of Florence. Leask. Br bk. 1,12* ton* Iqulque. Puget sound. Sept. 2*
City of Caithness. Cummin*® Brit. ship. l.tM tans. Oevlofc British Commbla.
Dunboyne, Netll. Br ship, 1.350 tons. Liverpool. Victoria Oct.
Esther Bhune, An lerson. Am. schr. 24i t'>n*. Guatemala. Pu«ret aound, Sept. 24.
Karl of Dunmore, K*y. 2,025 tons. Melltourne. Victoria.
Elwell M irlne. 1.357 tons. San Ffanclsoo. Nanalmo, Nov. 9.
Eureka Paulson. 276 tons. San Francisco. Pug«t sound. Oct. 24.
G)endai«» Johnson. 2«1 tons. Am. achr, San Francisco, Puget sound. NOT. I.
O W Watson Freed berg. Am schr. 337 ton* San Franr-tsco, Blakeley.
German. *. Pearson, Am bark. WO tons. San Francisco Whatcom.
J M Griffiths Arey. i»77> tons. Am. bktn Honolulu. Hadiock. Oct. 81.
Jc.hn F. Miller. Hansen, 170 tons. Am achr. Ventura. BUkaley, (>ct. 14.
Jennie Wand. Christiansen. 163 tor.s. Am. schr. Quay ma*. Paget sound, Not. It.
John A. Campbell. Smith. Am schr. m tons. Newport, Rlakeiey. Nov. 2.
Khorsnn. Kohier. Ger bk. 1 -'>3s tons, Guayaquil. Vancouver, Oct. 1
King Cyrus, Christiansen. Am *whr. «U tons, Tientsin, Puget sound.
Lyderhorn. Weston. Brtt ahip. tons. Santa Ro»sj!a. Pu*e y nd.
Laura Madsen, Rasmussen. Am. sclir, 234 tons, San Fran . luget round Nov. 10
Machrihanian Sanders. Brii. ship, l.*4i tons. K»o da Janeiro. Br. Columbia, Aug. U.
Manx King karran. Br ship. 1.702 tons, Liverpool. Victoria, June 22.
M,*rlborough Hi.l, Lang. Brit, ahip 2.3K3 ton*. Java July X
Magirie C Russ Am schr. If* tons. AcajuUa. Puget sound. Nov. 11«
Nor * brook Lawton Br!;, bk. 1.820 tons. Hongkong. Paget sound. 52 day*.
North Star.' Gruaelier, Brit, ahip. 2.527 tons. Shanghai. Britiah Columbia.
Nor? !iw«t Lund. Am bktn. «w tona. Sant* Rosalia. Puget sound.
cf Balhma. Tovar. Br sh. 1.148 tons. Liverpool. Victoria.
Quickstep Hansen, Am hktn. 379 tons. Tientsin. Puget sound.
Re- ord, o;»e n . Nor. bk. MO ton*. Adelaide. Puget sound, Aug. 30.
Robert Searles put*. Am schr, 570 tons, San Francisco. Puget sound.
Reporter Mackie. Am schr. 333 tons, Sin P<-.!rr>. Biafceley.
Rus v •"'olisirs K-id sun. Am schr. :v. ton-. Ran Frtnclsco. Salmon ba?.
Rollo. Thom.ua. Br. bark, m tons. Lota, Royal Roads,
F er-« B'nc*. Sper.cer. Brit. ship. l.sr?. »»n*. <~srdifT. British Columbia. Aug. 4.
F Mi, Ire i Scott. Br ship. LB® tors, Valparaiso. Victoria.
pUla J**»e Nor. bk I.WK tor*. Honomiu. What "»m.
Senator* Lewis.' Br sh. 1.613 tons, Valparaiso. Pur*t sound. Ang. Is.
\ -St.* MOT. Am schr. r'i t ns. S.<>- Kr: <««*> '1 a >m«
Wm i" Wiltxman, olseji. Am schr. 4.V* tons. San rrsn- iscp, Blakelay.
Wooi# >-a. iV»r« or. Br bk 'HZ ton*. t*\ lr*y Port liiakel«-y
W.vrKtt, Nlcoll, Br ship. 1.798 tons. Liverpool, Victoria.
W*<~h>is«tt Hogan. Am ship, 1 437 tons, Irapa. Piget sound.
ITER l'RO> r
s
Itrmt of Intereat to Stftmltoal Mea
nod *hlp|»era.
A-Kt U dut ba It Alaska
os November 25.
gtaamer Ctopi* irriv*4 '»n r* or 3 Wrtiy
with * cargo of freight from Vancouver,
B C
S*e» rr-T Walla Wai!* ?* «aa to arrive to
day tram San Franciaco witb paaa«ofera
and frp'.ght.
Sfhooaw I.yman F» Foster 1# be!r*
F-aalke<~t overhauled a*- Hail a sfcipjard.
Port Blafceley.
lUrk L'wta Waian wt:: h«r car
jo oif luroo«»r at Port B>aa«iey for iiel
bct.rn# tnla week.
The new ftve-masted aehoow* Inca **
well aioc* with bee :mv •*'■* t,,r
sutata aii in place.
S w ip InvtrHbla h*a loaded abo*J£ h*J * a
r,r|j of y»rd lumbar at Port Biaaticy
for San Francisco.
Steam eoiiter Progreeao arrtvedjnport
yastcrda r tor a earm of Blac* Diamond
coal for Sin Franc issx>.
Ste-amv F'yer m<»de ber own run *« Ta
eoroa rejrterday. the Greyhound tlioi QP
for boiler washing, etc.
Steamer Bay C*!ty mu.le a trip
Saturdav ";*ht from tfcta port to Port
feaik iUuo, a&4 C*»L KthbtCy, ot uw
VESSELS ROISO I\.
Nova Scotia •hip Creedroore The occa
sion of the visit was a little Jollification in
honor of Oa pt. Sodergren. of the bark
Hesper. *aich vu towed to last nigh'.
Sehooter Jabn A. wUi ram-
loading lumber at Port Biakeley to
day lor Southt-ro ports.
Hark Matuda and harkmUo* Amelia
will clear trono P»rt Biakeiey this week
w::b lumber for Honolulu.
Steam barge Rapid Tranirtt left Arling
ton dock Saturday afternoon, «ltb «5
t on* ot ni*er for Victoria.
The Brltsah ships Scottish Islea and
C'-nargin are discharging balltat at Port
BJakatoy o rck wbi« time this week.
g*eamcr SkiurU Chief brought In 130 ton#
of flour from Taeoma on Saturday for tb*
N*nfK»o Tuaec Kaisha liner. Klna.Ma Mara.
The We*! Seattle ferryboat ia st!U tied
Bp at her slip, undergo* g repairs and in
specUoa. The Uf Mysuc is making tb«
r-u.
S'eam schooner I>aV'rr«i ftntahed dl«-
cKarging fcer cargo a: Ariusrton dock Sat
urday night. and cleared yesterday marn-
UiS for Tacoma.
8?«an»«r Sarah M Rentor. to wad tH
r arhoonor C. £ Holmea on* from Port
Rlakekty The Holmes baa f&H.VXt feet of
Jumber for Newport.
itwntr C/itjr of Pa*bU aaiia at to clock
thia mornrnf for San Praod*co, wttb a
full cargo of g*r »ra» m« , r*'h*»dt*e. and th*
to.tOwUHf iM-.aaa.a*** - 1
Jf. J. Llrwlw. lira W. J. Ltvutw, Vn
)fo!«r»ciB. Mrs. Walter. Mr. Md Hnk
Rarrsrd. WUUam 1110, R W. Smith, W
C. *iia. Mrs. Still. Mr*, a L. Peine, kIM
BetUrjrw. D. Morrison. *
B*rk H«p«r. Capt. Wffirtw, left Pen
Ftsikeley last night 5n to* of tug Diacev
ery for Port Ttraxsetwi. The Hesper baa
Lt**\(Vo feet of lumixr for Kobe, Jtpuu
UAL K STATE TftIXSVBIUk
TnaaaatlMM M*«* J>»—l| t m
(•r th« Wwk.
R<*al eat at • tranaartlona alnoa Janaary
I. !W. are JS.MS J2RO&. fh«*a wan flled
for record durinx the weak seveatr-ftve
dee>ds, tli- consideration* aggregatinc
$7? 512.75. Fallowing is the record of the
«Nk by including Saturday*
truafm:
Nk Amount,
Monday _... ..... .....li 84.841 54
Tuesday U li,r« <*
Wednesday ......... f $.342 •¥»
Thursday 11 I.2T< «>
Friday it iB? :i
Saturday ..... ......... J« M.W »
Total*
IT. R. Netss at ux ta R. M. Adam, lota
1 to i block L, lota 1 to i block 1 plat
of West Seattle ttrD.IL Nelsa at ux,
July 1. n.
U. FL Nalaa at ttS ta J. T. Nat**, bloaka
E and H. Wheeler's western add. block
45. Boston Co."a plat Waat Seattle, No
vember $, K.
Hfrmsn Chapin to U. R. N'tln. lota 3
to U, block l. lota 1. 1. 2, 8 to 12. block 1
lot* 1 to IX. block .n, lota 11 to 14. block
r«. lots 7 to 11, 15 and \% block 4®. lota
in. n. 14 and 15, block M. all blocks 2». *>.
37, SS. <1 and SS, all tn Boaton Co.'a plat
of Wast Seattle, September 14, 1a»2» a w.
SB.M
Lucy A. Carson and huaband Frank A.
to Adelaide R. Kenny. J. M. Richmond
and W. Harris Day, executors eatate of
K. Richmond, deceased, aa aw an t
no sw and wH of e** ne aw. aao JO.
twp 21. r 4. November SO, K-x
Cbarlea Tecklenburg to Caacada Lime
Co.. und lot In ne aw see 12. twp 2*.
r 10. and und * Int In lot 2 of aa aw aeo
12. twp 36, r 10. lea* atrip 400x1,400 ft along
* lino said lot 2. November 17, SSOO
Jamea Stewart to Cascade Lima Co..
und H •• " w und H iot 1 of aa f*
eec 12. twp 23. r 10. leae 400*1,400 ft along
e line ot said lot 2, November 17. H. 000
E. Welnheim to Cascade Lime Co.. und
V* se nw neo 11 twp W. r 10. and und %
lot 2 of se sw sec It twp !*, r 10. less 4*lo
xl.loo ft along e Una or said lot 1, No
vember 17. J-'-oD.
Catharine Morford and huffband R and
Bwh H, and Viola J. Morford to David
Zerwekh. n 55 ft lot 4. block 11. Burke a
Id add, November I 11.500.
David B. Denton to Serena G. Dobeen,
lot §. block 66, A. A. Denny's sth add.
November 19. p c, sl.
H. H. Dearborn to John Buchanan, pt
lots 2 and 8. block £54, Saattia Tide Land*.
March 23, $1,260
Thomas E. Holland (o A. J. BourgeM.
lot 26, block 9, South Park, November 12,
|l.
J. A. Gould et ux to Ban Juan Count v
hank, lots 12 to 14, block 9. Moorland, lota
S and 4, block St. lots 9 and 10, block 9.
River Park. July 8. $L
Erik Sahlber* et ux to Joseph Herln.
ne ne sec IS, twp 22, r «, 40 acres, also
atrip Li ft wide commencing on Benton
county road, where said road crossaa aeo
lines between aeca 18 and 17, thence n on
said see line to above deacrlbad property,
November 19. $275. v
Frank Robinson «tux to Harry Kruth,
lot 2, block 7, Walla Walla add. Novem
ber 11. sl.
David B. Denton to Erik t T lln, Jr.. pt
lots 7 and 8. block 7. D. T. Denny'a 2d
add. North Seattle, lota 7, * and 9, block
44. Bell Heirs' 3d add. nVi lot 8; biock 66.
A. A. Denny'a sth add, 8.32 acres in l«t
1. *®e 8. twp 28. r S, November l», a w.
G. Dobaon to David B. Denton,
n r a lot S. block 66, A. A. Denny's 6tb add.
November 19. q c, $L
HOTKI* ABIUTALft
THE STHVEN*.
W. H. North #iy, City.
O. B. Ferris find wlt*. Clt J.
C. C. Kellogg. City.
A- E. Charlton. Tacomn.
L. F. Young. Breratt.
L. H. WagnJ-r. Chicago. _ _
Chart** P. Scott aad wlf* Baft Fran
cisco.
G. W. Fif*. Tacoma.
W. H. Wei bun. Ballard
Mrs. W. E. Cap*a. City*
.1. A. MoWlUlams, City.
Eugane Franco, Aberd**®.
J. I*. Miley, Chicago. *
H. Summer*. Muckeit*o.
Mrs. J. J McKay. Tacoma. ,
F. K. McNamara, Rowland. B. C.
W. A. B*il*y. Fnwnont.
Thomas P. WUgu*. Fort Slmeo*.
J. M. Donoghu* and wtf*. City.
C. Wel*e and wlf*. Hot Spring*.
E H. Whit*. Yate* C*nt*r. Kan.
Mrs. Perky. Hot Spring*.
John Detmyer. Tacoma.
Miss A. Hain. Hot Springs.
R. O. Laater. City.
B. C. Parkea, Portland.
Oscar W. Laelm\ Duiuth.
C. (3. Smith. City,
C. R. Martin. Sidney.
F. \V. Churehouse, Portland.
R. O. Oamweli. Fairhaven.
Ren F. Nudd. Minneapolis.
F. P. Speck. Pasco.
J. O. Brown. Port Townsend.
John Maloney, Skykomlsh.
R. s. Thornden. Spokane.
J. W. Hcftner, Snohomish.
THE DILLER.
P. V. Davis, Ballard.
H. J. Putmun, BaiUrd.
George Howard, Port Gamble
E R. New, Elkhart. Ind.
r I. Paine, Maltby.
Mr* Paine. Malthy.
Bert F<*rr;»r. Duokabuah.
A. A. Hudson. Arlington.
Joseph F«rgn»on, Arlington.
J. J. Bell. Whatcom.
Arthur w. Clothier. Whatcom.
W W. Robinson, Burlington.
W. J. MHtighiin. Everett.
Mrs. R. Swanson, Silvan*..
Miss Swanson. Sllvana
A 1 Densmore, Stanwood.
Neil Bro-sn. Stanwood.
THE NORTHERN.
Martin M alloy. Friday Harbor
O. Htarratt, Tar.ma
T J. CaTMwy, Tacnma.
W. 11 Bramhauifh, South Ben®.
A S. Monrc, oiympta.
Al* -1 Sprina, City.
A IX Warn» r. Everett. f .
r» v. N. E. ltock&y and family, Lacs*
now. India.
Erraat P-nbauer, Chicago.
S J. A? tar, Vancouver.
J M Rector, Taeotna.
A. W. Alvav, Tacoroa.
John LUIUt, Port TowniwA
William MiirdocK, Bamlah.
S. M. McGaftey. Bumaa.
<*. J. John»on. Portland.
John McOeot b and family. Mllwiuilfc
Charlaa MeOeo~h. Milwaukae.
M. Emmona. City.
H <■ Bradnar. Mount Varnoa.
J. E. Connoliey. Olympla.
THE BUTLER.
Charlaa F. Coffin. City.
K B. Nleoll. Wmi S*attl«.
John E Kenny. Tacom*.
W. L. McCaba. Tacoma.
Oaorgt H. T Sparing. Nwcwttak
C. E. Webb. City.
John W. Pratt. City.
T. Sato, San Franfl««».
J. H<*mir«wav, Chicago.
H 8. Bailey, Spokan*.
Mlaa Vlr.a Ba;iey, Jdpokan*.
W D. Field, Chariton. N T.
S E. Jon**, Ra» Frar.claco.
I*. pufort, Montreal.
W. UL. Butt«rfteld. San Franda«»»
C. T. Martin. Sidney.
K" HHJ Minna* jaha.
John F. Btaphana St. Paul.
W 11. Smith, Chicago.
K E. F«*r*. Victoria.
Charta« Rueff S*n Franrtaen.
t; A Boyd-»-n, New Tork.
Edward Halt. Hooqualmia.
R, E. Spayda and wif*. St. Paul.
T.emer w l>avld. Blatn*.
<~har!<t» Hay den, St PauL
<;*org« H. Allan. Clinton. N»w TorK.
John B. Catron. North Yakima.
THE NEW ENGLAND*
P 3 Smith. Ta<*oma-
Jam»» Ma.r»hail Snohmaslah.
(' E Rock. Snohowitah
William Arkail. City.
Mr*. Ma?:er*on. Cla-El«nfc
Mr* Walk. Clo-Elum.
M Hall. Cadar Riv«*.
Andrew Lewi* FrankUa.
Ed ErwWi Silvarton.
S. Ear*. City.
John M"-lnnia. City.
I> M. Cpuzsum. rt Cu
J* me* Bouraotua, Br>u*»um, B *»
William M Nanc*. DawattA.
C. E Taylor. Portland. Or.
Jamea Gibson. Portland.
Harry Turnar. CUy.
Th" penological library. reputed to l*»
the Qn*»t to the world, of Prtaee Locten
8..0aj arte, which coat him U*,m and %
quarter of a cent ary of tint*, at one pe
riod offered to the city of 1-ondon for
!* <*». whicb sum could not bt collected
f">r the purpose. ba> been told to t book
•eiltr.
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