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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-20
NEW YORK MARKETS..
The s,oek Exchange.

New York. Dec la--A;houEh the volume
Of business in the stock exchange was
somewhat heavier than yesterday. IN.
staare sTccuiltlon was neVerthelsEs dun
The tone 81 the market was heavy during
the greater part - the day. At the clos
ing. the bears hammered the pgsuiNnc
down | per cent. 10 SIS. but = vas well
supported BY insiders and the strong buy
ing frightened Tire shorts into covering.
with the result that 81 per cent. cs RE
loss was qssokiy recovered The sales IN
20 noon we're $3.50. Only 20 shares a
aftAoral weresoa8 during the afternoon.
the fipotlN,sosss hesng within "a. ar tho
last sale was IS above the aszyest q the
day and IS below yesterdays cAozfry
sugar was stae most aceve OF Tire entire
Est. and was ss@a freshly. The shares de-
oNue4 during the DAY. and csoSa.i at the
lowest points touched lis below lsS-
rights figures Tie preferred list 7-s
The GrsngSrs show a seorecsa,ioa in
value on the Gays transactions OF asa
81
TIE bon1 market BETRAYED wcaI,uesS
aur,ay the entire day TIE volume ~
business ses large an3 Aggregated 81. 81
500
Govern nSeHt hcnAs-Easfer.
State hon6s-SteaEy
RAtlroaa oonas-weak
Petrolsum-FTrEn: January options
closed offered 81
Financial
Money-Ou can. easy 81 I-.59 per cert:
closed. ] IL per cs-s. Prime mercantile
parer. s-4d4 IL PER c~nt Sterling ex-
ehange-EaSlsr. vsth actual business IN
bankers bnls at sGS - for demand ana
81 - - for g days. Posted rates. 81 IS Ia
G&Ss And ssSs f-@g7fsa Commercial bills.
81 81.
silver certlacatss = T-so iii
asansf-
L. IS. reg rs Ia. 10. cssp rs 81: &C.
%. reg. IA: do. g. ccoq-, tlss 90. -, reg.
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mat the patent IN question IRA.
800, $40 and snail be delivered I'D and ear
sssue OF the patsnt involved 4.
- 70 De 100000. TIE government.
- aEaanse the Bell esrrTr~-,x
eonshan~d twp counts. an.s shs
sauge sustained the government in f.,fh
: ns nrst count was In eject shat -.
..suanee % the patent 90 Be-sire~ vas
uunecsssarily delayed. and the saeona
cunt was In subsfance that a feru,e-
patent TO Beriiner covered subs.anssas,r,
.ne same Claims as made ia the raser,.
issaed In 1881 The case wiz nox 20 "a
the court q aypeala
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Tacoma. Dec. l9.-SpeczaI. Steamer
wala WaHa arrived today from San
Francisco with ia0 tons of general ner-
cEandsse and the following passengers:
Mrs L. r. Weston. Miss Wiswell. j. r.
Price and T. ~ Manley. She viii take
out about Too tons OF grain
Steamer Fara1lon brought IN $50 tons Of
general merchandise from San Francisco
today. Her outward cargo VIII be ore
and -four.
Twenty tons OF wheat and mill feed
were taken out TO Whatcom today by the
Island Belle.
Ship Forteviot left today direct for
Liverpool. with II. 900 sacks Of wheat end
l0.0lo cases OF salmon
e. F. Drake has succeeded .. W. Sem
pie as general traffic agent of the Pacific
Navigation Company.
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TELEPHONE PATENT VOID.
peeision which. " Sustained, WIN
Destroy the Moropoty.


Boston. Dec. ls-The long contested
pa'eta suit OF the United States VS.. the
American Bell Telephone Company was
ehAied yesteriay morning when Judge
earIenter OF the United States circuit
eoEt. rendered a decision against the
sspfsane company. This suit was "a bill
equity praying for the repeal Of let
ess- patent issued 10 Emile Berlsner. as
eslsr or the American Bell Telephone
utasIany Tor a combined telephone and
k%laph system. The Berliner pat
Ms were issued 60 the telephone COM
Sny, eut never put into use BY them.
. account, they claim. OF the expense
making changes in the telephone sys-
~ while other companies were pre-
sa'si from using the system.
tne nrst ground OF the bill brought
Y ne Claimant IN this suit Is that the
seaS Il VOID. II being beyond the power
eae commissioner 70 Iss4ia. On this
~ the decision OF Judge Carpenter
sS@res: II appears that one Of the
.sA'soas az the device shown IN the
sA'ss az 1850, namely. the function OF
!. uanSEniEing of ayvIculate speech. Ia
ascal With the sole object or function
Ia device covered by the patent Of
-. ard that the device for efrecting
- transmission Of sound Is identical
eoih patents THE patent, therefore.
- % ne 10 be void and beyond the
- OF the commissioner To issue
~ second ground IN the suit Is that
@sae OF the patent was unlswfuliy
- through the fault of respond
Tie respondent corporation was
~aiAe means 10 prosecute the appIi-
- TIE result OF any delay which
- iase place IN the issue OF Berlin-
Rs5ent would evidently coatlnue 50
- ioagsr the practical monopoly OF
AZ q electrical transmission o. az
~aass s7erch. Under the cirCum-
ss ! thtHk II clear shat the duty
sss respondent company was % use
sse-seSt degreo OF diligence IN pros
- the applioasson 20 an early IS
Tie application Tor which an in-
Nace was anticipated was that
- laly Is. $3.50. bv DANIEL Draw
- under whSch he claims 70 he the
t1al and frs: inventor OF the teie~
- y would never appear 81 TIE
- Office thar Drawbaugh was en-
% pasent. The plain 6uty -
RESPONDENT corporation was. as h
- % ne. % insist on tts right e. a
- a once That the unwarrarst-
ay nus caused was inte89ed by
| \ - isoaatents ] can have 10 doubt.
49, taess acts were so gross as 20
- eIsF Interference. except that the
~ delayed Issue of the patent.
49, savaistagse Tor that purse ~ TIE
49, sxe'isahle willingness 81 the Of
-. " eAzEt patent Office 60 TssstIsoae
ssshaa - sharply debated cues
= wasch e large pubic Interest
aVosved My conclusion. there
nat tie complainant has made
Case. and tss2s there should Dc
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Consisting OF the Northern Pacific-B Bur-
iington route via Billings, has recently
been opened. This line shortens the jour
ney considerably between Puget sound
and all points in the Black Hills country.
in Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri. Arkansas
and all Southern and Southeastern points.
IL traverses a section OF country rich In
historic scenes and unsqualed for beauty
and fertility. affording altogether a most
enjoyable overland trip. For tickets.
etc, apply to any Northern Pacific
agent. /. a. Nadeau. General Agent, Sc
attic.
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San Francesca. Dec. is.-Arrive9-
Schooner Dora Blnhrn. from Csa1am bay.
C1eared-State OF California. for Astoria
peparted-Truckee. Tor Astoria. PosRt
Iona. for Csray's H&rbor: bark Kate Dav-
export for Port Biakeaey; schooner Al
ton. hunting and fishing
Port Gamble. Dec SPECIAL. -Saiied-
Schooner Meteo~. Capt Be5orn. for San
Pedro schooner Spokane Capt jameson.
for San Francisco
Fresghts ami charters British ship
Cosnbsrmere, now at Tacoma. wheat.
theDee to United Kingdom Hayre. Ant
werp or Dunadrks British ship Senator.
now al Portland. wheat. thence TO Unsted
kEngsiona. Hayre. Antwerp or punkirk.
SsAiieSt-Fron Cosmopolis for San Fran
cisco. schooner Guide: from Aberdeen for
San Pedro schooner Marion.
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HOTEL, nu.rrp

~ w Rossr1cs. Shelton. w A Brown.
Lseasenworta: seA1ea Wilson. Frank nan
SAe&foni sam Webb. Unicn city. Miss
rs oman. Victoria; + > whitney. HAD
sss: 1oseES Crozier, Saiaek. Charles u.
NsrSer. Waaa tcorr: g z Sto~~s j u
Mei.ooshlfn. +. Monk. Center. wsxaara
AurN and wife. FsdAsgcs = Smith. pors-
aAaa. 4. y. elephant ard wife. spokane.
y II. lyman and wife. Charleston. Mss
Anna NheLara. Cou-evsfle. Mrs. c. Il
Neweerry, co1peviiie. Robert Dunbar.
SD Esd fraEs>Asce; J. E Boyd. sidney; James
Bartlett, ]. r. Isa-an. wife ana sNft.4
stSn~ood. William r. Winston. Snokss-
nisn; bert F'Arrar. Kingston
pont fcrget that every customer viii
nave chance on the SO Howard watch.
k'risch Bros, 30 Front street.
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CHICAGO MAkKArs.


Chicago. Dec. 19.-Wheat-was very dun
early, with ii0tle news OF Importance to
run prices IN or down May started nm
changed at IS lSc. and fluctuated largely
within i-2c limit during the greater mart
OF the session. Towards the middle OF the
day news from other markets became a
Httie more interesting. The foreign mar
kets were reported about steady. May
closed at IS use
Corn-May opened at from 20 1878 s-sc.
and sold of 10 IS 3-t14s 7-Sc by 2 o'clock.
1t recovered 10 40 bid about half an hour
later. The cash demand was poor and
prices for carloads In the sample market
were from i-4c TO 1-gc lower. The SLACK
In the bushes for Eastern demand en-
eoufaged short selling. May closing at
~ i-sc bid.
oa,s-May closed al % i-sc. reacting in
sympathy with wheat
Proyisions-Had q weak tone. The run
az hogs was s7.68 head. and 5000 are es-
umatea Tor tomorrow. The packers were
the big sellers of the day. Prices OF n.
leading articles al the close show the fol-
lowing declines for the day: Pork and
lard, I-2c: ribs. g.
Closing. Whezt-Flrn. pe.sr,Na-
e i-Sc: Nay. Is T-se.
corR-Lower; December. Sc. January.
IS l-sGs6 s-Sc.
oats-December. 20: January. 2sl-4c.
Pork-Iow-er; January. suB: Nay.
EI2g7i-2
Lari-Lower; January. Eso: May. s7e5.
Rihs-Lower: January. KS. May.
80 -
Rye-4s IL
Barisy-ssc for choice: &c for common.
Flaxseed-s1s6
Timothy. sssa
1--we ssoek
CattIe-Th@re were more than sroos-h
cattle In the pens 70 FIJI ell the orders
and competition vas too weak "a irar.art
much vitality. TIE less attractive Offer
ings could hs moved only al freely shaded
prices The range OF quotations was rs
s. 81 for poor 70 extra COWS and hs4fers
s. &s2sa for stockers and feeders. ana
s. N9s fsr common 70 extra dressed BEEF
and shipping steers.
Hogs-The big receipts that were so
c9na5entiy predicted foT TIE week are not
set fertheaznlng. but prices have not more
than held their own Trey were lover -
Gay. ranging from s2sa4 FOR poor Hxh,
STUFF. 70 IS sgE&s5 for choice heavy. Tier.
was bat little trading around tire ex-
trem@s, from s. sslfs.9 % buying most OF the
10 sn1 80 pound hogs. ard N1s64S TAX
inx The bulk OF the heavier weights
Sheeg-T'he i7ccs received today flied
the pens. ard buyers bad IL al their own
way. Sales 81 lambs we're generally TN
der 81. and eonnoa TO cAo1se sasep we're
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Excursions to Portland UnivsrsaI Emo.
sftion.

The Northern Pacific railroad win sell
excursion tickets, Seattle 10 Portland, on
account Of Portland exposition. from De-
cember 1. 1894. to January Is. 1885. Tickets
on sale every Tuesday and Friday. good
for Eve days. Fare only $3.50 for the
round trip. including two admissions TO
the exposition. l. A. Nadeau. General
Agent. Seattle.
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San Francisco. Dec. la.-Clossng. Wheat
Steady: May. 80 3-sc.
Barley - Inactive: December. IS lie:
May, 81 l-sn
Cornr-sI25
Bran-si2o0 per ton.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
Fbour-Famsiy extras. S. 4oass5: bakers
extras, s. .soaSi 10; supporting. s. 20as2.55.
Wheat-The sample market shows no
great animation a. shippers are not buy
Ing freely. No. 1 shipping wheat. So LA
s. lie. with s. SIC for something choice:
milling grades 81 l-2ag7 lie; waIla waiIa
wheat, 75c for average quality, 81 Ia
s. Sic for bluestem. and G. I-3 for damp
stock.
Bariey-No business doing that IS Of
any consequence Feed. fair to good. sou
81 lie; choice. S. SIC; brewing. s0a95o.
oats-Mining. .lQl.I2 10; surprise. siO5Q
LIS; fancy feed sl.O2 l-2a.Le7 IL; good TO
choice. 90 i-2as7 i-2c; poor TO fair. 81 i-2a
zoe; black. S.f5g1-so: red. sL07 I-2gL Is;
gray. 20 l-9cq$l.
Flour, sacks, 1921; wheat, centals. 5as5;
barley. centais. 1910. corn. oentals. 100:
beans, sacks, 1850: potatoes, sacks, I.s41:
rye sacks. i,5S5: onions. sacks. as: bran,
sacks. leo
Financial.
Silver bars. e0I60 i-sc
Mexican dollars. 5e9si I-cc
Drafts on sight New York. 7i-so per
SEQ; teiegrapislc. i0c per 500
Mining stacks
Alta, Is; Alpha Con, Il; Andes, "a; Bel
cher. 81: Belle Isle. o5. Best & BeIcher. S.
Boaie Con. 20: Bullion. -. Bulwer. Con.
o. Caiefonia, @; Challenge Con, 30: Chol-
lar, Is; Confidence. .; Con. Gala. and Va.
AS; Con. Imperial. o.. Crown Point. 81.
Gould & Currse. IS: Hale & Norcross. TO-:
Kentuck Con, O.; Lady Washington Con.
o.: Mexscan, 81; Mono. &C: Mt DiabIo. 10;
Navajo, o5; Occidental Con. o.. opair. ls5:
overmay. a.: Po'osl. 81: Union Con. %.
Utah Con. o.. Yellow Jacket. s..
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How to Eufay Chrsatma.

You will enjoy your Christmas thor
oughly II the meats used for your Christ
mas dinner are selected at the Pacific
Market House. Try some OF our extra fine
home cured smoked meats They are
the best in the town. Pacific Market
House, 500 Front street
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for latter part OF this week. Come out
now while the weather Is fine ana make
your holiday purchases at Frlsoh Bros s
jewelry sale. 10 Front street.
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Hardware. crockery ant glassware. ard
selling same az bankrupt figures Our
regular stock also selling low. Eac'ne
Hardware Company, 81 Yesier avenue
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When you travel. 90 via the Great
Northern railway, the shortest line
East, and save time. Ticket office. e12
Front street.
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The Great Northern Is the shortest
and quickest line East. BE sure your
ticket reads via this line, thus assuring
best service and quickest time.
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Big holiday shoe sale now going on al
the Bon Marche. Front and Cedar. Mems
opera toe lace shoes In veal calf at si.55
Big bargains IA boys shoes.
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FLY ON THE 'FLYER.~

SEATTLE 10 TACOMA
-Four round trips daily. excspt Sunday
In one hour and tvxeuty-fiv,a rnsD4ltes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily ts.ps sal As--T.as,.,.
route. as follows:
Taxing effecs
TUESDAY. May 4
TINE CARD:
Leave Seattle~-7,sS. 1875 a m, .:4A. s.lS
?. m Leave TacoEna-9.3e - m. l.0a. 40
500 =. M
sunday
Leave Seattie-7.oe a M. 1900 500 .. m
Leave Tacoma-s:So a m, ESQ 7.se .. m
Landing at n II. wharf Tacoma and
Commercial dock. foot OF Marion street,
Seattle
Sundays, excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood: fare, 50c.
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Carrots from 3 cents rer gallon AHa
upwards Wine Creek Winery, ID soesn
Tngra street Telephone So
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Seattle ...-......--...s s0.295 q Sis,s4 81
Portland ...-......... s6. IA o. $3.50 90
The local wheat market was duh
yesterday and values on the down grade.
The only variety which remains firm Is
choice blue stem milling wheat and To-
cal buyers have about all of that they
desire. Export wheat Is steadily declin-
ing in value and shipments are falling
of
In the produce markets uroyesnent was
slow yesterday and values how and weak
Navel oranges are IN large supply and
under Increased demand are beou4nlng
cheaper. They make a very attractive
display. Seedlings are plentiful and
cheap. There is a large supply OF Jap
anese ogvlngsss on the market which find
good sale. Choice apples sell readily at
quotations. Medium stock Is plentiful
and dull Ptneapples. bananas and figs
are duh. cranberTfes find good sale
Vegetables are abundant and find
ready sale. In the local produce mar
kets prices were about the same as on
the preceding day. Stocks. though not
barge. are sufficient for trade require
ubents Choice creamery butter is firm
at quotations. while nSeiium grades are
weak. Eastern eggs are firm Ranch
eggs are arriving more freely and are.
consequently. weaker. Poultry is in
large supply and dull.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland, Dec a-Wheat-weak: val
ley. u l-2qsoc; Walla walIa, 81 I-g7f7oc.
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This week prices on millinery cut to
pieces ]. 8. Graham Cloak ana Millinery
House. rs Second street
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTIE
ROUTE
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD.

DAILY TIME CARD:
Leave Arrive
Olympia al $50 a m Tacoma at. go a m
Tacoma at.l0.0o a m Seattle at. .12.00 IN
Seattle at. ~ IA Tacoma at. $500 p m
Tacoma at $3.50 y m Olympia at $50 y m
Connecting with boats for Shelton and
kamiichie.
FARE TO TACOMA 50 CENTS
Landing City Dock, foot OF Main street
CAPTAIN l.. WILEY, Manager
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Mrs 81. n. Pease. rs Front street f.
offering some lovely hats which are just
the thing for your wife. mother. sister or
best girl
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises.
lIlgxlCan IlDStans Iliment
rheumatism. Man or Beast. Stiff Joints

quoted at rm9.A Fancy qualities
quoted around 81 -
Recespts-Ca:sie. 1z.cc: calves. SOC; hcgs.
8. coo. sheep Iz.aa
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
rIcroRIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s;lNam l1v Mi. .Tacoma- > no. Ar 4.45am
lg.lsam lsvl ST.. Seattle. -. S'Ar s.olam
A.9opml no.. Victoria -. MllLvI S.S0pm
Daily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf. Seattle
For rates and other information apply
j. A. NADEAI. Gen. Agt., n. +. r. r.
fesier ave. and Front St, Seattle
$. G. YERKES. Agent. Yesler wharf.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING

y. DsrAxTxESr % AsEselurung.s
HKAgHER ErnRAr,
FcEgzaE0. Or. Dec. n gs@As
Forscnsa for Thnrsesy. Rxln a. srcw.
atxnt ssmperasuse enanrsa
b s. PAsrR. ro-eeasser.
fxr7fr -ASss rrFAErNx~r % A pyccrYUra
NuArHxn nuRnAc-pAfLr xgILxrrN
sKArTIR WASH. Dee II. isax
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sKAGrT RIVER ROUTE

80 FAtsA ia LII fAttA
Time Card, Steamer Clan Mcdonald;
night THURSDAY. Dec. - at a. III. Sat
ur1ay. Dec =. Al a. m. leaves Mt Yer
non Wednesday. Dec. -. 81 d. IA; FRI
day, Dec. q. at ~ H.. Sunday. Aftaz- -
al a. m. calling al Ean1onis EdcnnDEld
Beach. Everett Florence. St4EwDod, Ear,
SkaEit city. BIT Vernon ard Avon. Fare
20 SEATTLE. e Round esp. good Tor I've
DAYS, only 81 Meals e Bertha &c
Quick trip@. Good accommodations. " -
maze daily trips the last week - the
year. LILLY. BOGARDLs d CO.
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THE VANCOUVER RoUTT-A TRIP
THROUGH TEfE ISLANDS
Steamer Utopia. j. A. O. Brier. Master.
Leaves Tacnrsaa II NON. SEATTLE Gem
trial wharf. ; n IN. MOnxf@ys ana Thurs
DAYS Tor Port townsend. Ass&cnrses. Fair
haven, New Whatcessa. Blaine and FRI
aas Hsr3or, giving tnr0ugh 10 Vancouver
on Thursday trim
Fare 10 Blaine. s.. fare 10 Vancouver.
FOR further information arrly at Cen
trail wharf.
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STEAMERS.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


Steamers asaVs san F'raF~cs@co for HOMO
a1fsa SarsneA Auckland. N =. aud sgd
B~g. n \ w. w4fhcssE charge
Steamship MafzfssSa. December IL : nm.
Hsrsspiu ozsly. steamship Australia De-
ceuzAS< -
THcS A. GRAHAM. EOENT. Starr
Bow block. Seattle
". WEBSTER Dist Agsnt vaaccurer.
n -
J. II Spveckes= & Eros Co. General
Agents, san Fx@ancss~a
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NUTTCF@f-apt Ssauks5nG. r1ara-ger %
TIE Seattle Tug ard B4rEs Company.
IS again on eeck I have tie sgie man
aEesoent OF the sraunr5 tslgc0aG Port
lard. ard hereby take this rnefncd 81
informing my Old patrons and others
Who may have work IN nay line that |
am prepared 20 do the same with Gss-
patch and al popular rates Those
zSg1sn X the service OF . good boat VIII
tTquiTe OF board. Or a. off1ce OF Seattle
Tug and Barge Company, foot OF Mar
fcsn street. n3ar Flyer Office
CAPT. A. r. EPArLDING.
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EVERETT AND sNoHoAnsH ROUTE
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf, Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays at a. nj. for Ed
rscnda, Mukiifeo, Everett, MArysville.
East Everett, Lowell and Snohomlgh
FARE To EVERETT, 30c; ROUND 50c;
GEO. ]. WILEY, Agent.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria, at s a. m. Messengers re-
ceived on board at 7 n M Dec. 4. .. Il,
l9. 81 %
For Alaska, Dec. and "a, . A. M
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at a. m, Dec. /, 6,
Ii. 16. q. q. 81
Tickets may be obtained at the Office OF
the company, at Ocean dock. Seattle
GOODALL, PERKINS a co,
General Agents. San Francfsco
J. Fl. JOHNSON, r. s. supt.. SEATTLE.
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Seattle, Dec f9.-Exchanges at Seat
tie. Tacoma and Portland clearing
houses today were:
Clearances. BALANCES.
SeAftle .........S 80 81 q xfs a, e.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS STEAMER LY-

SAN JUAN ISLANDS STEAMER LY-
OLA THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
Dock. foot OF main street, Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday at a. IA. for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom-
TIME CARD.
North Bount-Leave Seattle eco a. m. (:
leave Port Townsend 700 a. M: Leave
Friday Harder u 80 a. m: leave Roche
Harbor 1880 p. M; arrive New whatcoIn
500 p. m.
South Bound-Ieave New Whatcom 600
a. m; leave Roche Harbor II 90 a. m. /;
leave Friday Tarbor 1900 m; leave
9:l5 2. m.
j. r. Thompson, managing owner. J. A.
Hatfield, agent Phone. $50.
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FOR AI.ASKA-Winter Time Card
STEAMER CHILKAT
VIII leave Seattle january and every 20
days after Until further notice
J. ". McAI4LEP. Master
j. q. CARROLL, Agent, Sch wabacher'x
wharf. Telephone No. 81.
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EVERETT ROUTE-STR- GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 7.S9 A. IA. and $50 p. m.
Leaves Everett 10 a na- and r. M
Ssunday--I4eaves Seattle III a. m Leaves
Everett 2 =. NJ
Fare--SinxIe trip. &c; round trip, si.Z5.
Connects with boats for Tacoma ard
IAnling-Coiman dock. foot OF Marion
street.
SEATTLE. AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY,
CTaud T'rOup, Pres Il. w. G0cdhue, sly.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
The state of Trade.

Steady: May. 80 3-Sc.
Barley - Inactive: December, IS lie:
May, % l-sc
Corn-sl.25.
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PORT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGEL Ia
AND DUN0EsSEgS

STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily. except Moneiay. Tine card ryyrt-
nsrclng Tuesday, August q 1894
Leaves Ssa4tfe. Too a. m. Townsend
1870 a m; Dunzsness. IL m: arrives Port
Angeles. Is59 ,. m; leaves Port Angeles
go o. m; leaves Port Townsend. 600 D.
IN. arrives Seattle, SO r. m
CITY DOCK Co. Seattle, Agents
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