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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-04-19

The ST. Johnsbury GeHtlemen's
Driving club has arranged for two
days trotiing meet al II. ,iomusbury,
July and 5. The club has offered
81, 800 in purses, including 2:2j class
and "a free for alb. Other attractions
have been arranged for the Fourth.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-04-19

Coupon for Picturesque America.
Send 10 cts. in silver and one coupon
and give No. OF part wanted. Write
your address very plainly. Address
ART DEPT. HERALD. WEST RANDOLPH, VT.
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south Randolpb.

Many farmers are working on the land,
and the ground is remarkably dry for the
season.
George Simmonds, y no has been stay
ing az o. b. Hinkley's, has returned to
bis business in Boston.
Mrs. A. Camp and sdaughter Gertrude
have gone on visE TO Hanover, n. H.
E. 5. Folsom OF Tunbridge was in town
last week.
Have you seen Tinkham's picture in
the Boston Journal? They say the farmers
want him for lieutenant governor, but
many here think that his neighbor Vail is
the man, after ALL
The Boston journal has an obituary
notice of the Hon. James Keith. He was
born in onl scnool district and educated
IN our district school. He lived among US
up TO manhood. He was the son of Dea.
Bethuel Keith, who was the father OF a
bakers dozen sons and daughters.
Another OF our old residents has gone
Nathaniel Kelly of Worcester. Mr. Kelly
attended our district reunion ten years
ago.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-04-19

Good news for West Randolph. On and
after Monday, April 18th, ,Paines Furniture
Co., As Canal ST., Boston, the largest and
best equipped furniture establishment in
the United States, viii prepay freight to
this town on all purchases OF them to the
amount OF $50 and over. This house is
strictly one price, so that our citizens will
have all the advantage OF Bostonians in
prices
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-04-19

The 4th annual fair Of the Caledonia
County Agricultural society viii be
held al ST. Johnsbury, September / L
IA
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-04-19

There has never been a time in the
last twenty years. when a farmer was
mentioned for any office and his
brother farmers asked that hi> name
be favorably considered and thai, Il
found equally worthy and well quali-
lied for the place. be be nominated.
but the cry has been raised, Down
with class politics" /" demagogy etc,
etc Why should this be 20 when a
farmer i mentioned, any more than
when a lawyer i named:
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-04-19

See Mann's spring clothing.
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swan.ea.s ros,efno. and Maxa.in..

TACOMA. Dec. 6.-ISpecial. Residents
of Swansea are beginning to feel some en-
couragsment In the matter of securing .
postoffice and the removal OF the powder
magazine. A petition for the former has
been placed with Ed Rust. at the smelter
store, by the Posr-ISrELLreKScKR's Ia
coma bureau for signatures. and later on
G. III. Nav, who has been a subscriber to
the Posr-ISrELLIsKycER for more than
half q dozen years, will circulate the petit
,ion. Nothing ever became Of a petition
for postotfice gotten up by Swansea oiti-
xsns about year ago.
As regards the powder magazine menace
q representative Of the Judson Powder
Company has sgreed to remove the dyna-
mite inside Of five months. and possibly
inside of ninety days And the people
there says the sooner IL goes the better
The representative of the company agreed
not TO have any more powder brought to
Swansea He said IL would take some
time 10 get another place 10 store il, IS IL
Was necessary TO locate the magazine
where IL can be accessible both By water
and rail. What is stored at Swansea will
be shipped away in ear lead loss as fast as
a maEke: or storage place can be secured
Most OF IL will so into the mines. and .
car load will 90 20 Montana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-07

Steamer City of Kingston brought In los
tons OF Oriental freight from Victoria yes
terday morning.
Ship b. p. Cheney will arrive today or
tomorrow at the bunkers to take on q
cargo of coal for San Francisco.
United States revenue cutter Grant ar
-ived in port yesterday from Port Towns
end and anchored in the harbor of the
coal bunkers.
The steamer Wslia Walla will arrive
this evening from Vancouver and take on
fuel. She will leave for San Francisco on
Sunday morning at 8 o'clock
Schooner T-aser is at Dyer q Co. s
wharf binding on sails and Will leave for
the West Seattle elevator today and take
on cargo OF -four for Quiliayute.
Schooner George w. Prescott was at
Lilly. Boesrdus 4 Co. 3 wharf ysstsrday
taking on q cargo of general meroh sndise
for the Washington Mill Company ~ Port
Hadlock.
The steamer Umatills sailed from San
Francisco yesterday with the following
list of passengers: For Seattle-A. 8. Mil
lar. G. d. Hoffman, e. C. knight and wife.
Miss Duff, Belle Latin, J. 7. White. Ia
coms-D. n. Rabe. III. ]. Gun. T. Merricx
and wife. Port Townsend-H. IL. Nathan
and wife. Observation-Disclosures Malius, A. III.
Bsedy.
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ENeLisa MARKErs.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. e-Ciose; Whest-spot
.t@sdv: demand. poor. No 2 red, winter,
Sc ID; No. , red. spring. stocks ex-
caiifornis. SIS sgd: futures. opened steady
.i,h near positions offered l farthing
lower. and distant positions ? fsrthings
Iower' Bushes. about equally distrt outed.
closed. weak; December, SIS I'D; January,
IS I'd; February. s. hd; March, - ID ;
April, IS Id.
Corn-spos. firm; American, mixed,
Sc Nd: futures. steady With pear positions
peesmber. ss ,,di January, IS I'd; Fseru.
.rv. As Sd; March. Is Cd; April and May
& 81. 9.
Flour-Firm: demand. moderate; So
Ioui. fancy, winter, &c 81
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, 4
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TIRE BOARD or TRADE.

CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-Ths wheat market
opened weak on the successful efforts of
the bears to impress the crowd with
bearish view OF the government report
Cables were easier. May started at 601kc,
and sold off to 59ssc. recovered to CO.'S.
and then dropped 10 $3.50. Then came
strong closing cables from London and
the market began TO harden on the later
news, and about five minutes from the
close had advanced TO coke. Corn-May
opened at 1850. touched 49I1c, then up to
5Ol.c, and closed at 1870. Oats-Sold at
32js432ssc. then up to 32s4c, and closed at
that price for May. Provisions-May
pork closed TIC higher. aud ribs 251e
higher for January and SO higher for May.
May lard closed Sc higher.
Closing: Wheat-December. 55ysc; May,
604c.
Corn-Decsmber, 47Isc; January, Axe.
oats-pecember, 2s1.c; January. soc.
Fiax-Si.4s
Timothy-<5.6o.
Rye-4sixc.
Pmk-December, sI2; January. sI2o2i
Lard-December. $6.02h; January,
$685..
Ribs-Dscsmber and January, SO;
May, 81. 2O6f6 22tf.
LIVE sTocK-
Hogs-Receipts. $1,000 head; official
Yesterday, IS. 2e4: shipments, SOS; left
over, about % coo. Quality, not quite
so good, but there are few choice heavy
lots. Market, fairly active for good grades,
while common AID weak are Sc lower.
sales ranged at s4l5@425 for rough pack
ing; s4io@t4 50 for mixed sA3o&AeS for
heavy packing and shipping lots, and
81 S0etS95 for pigs.
Cattls-Receipts. 1900 head; market
active and firm ct 5esIec advance. Christ
mas steers weighing from LEO 10 500
pounds we're quoted NJ So. 25Gs6.eo. To-
DAYS sales were largely at IS 1903 for
steers. and 81 s5ee2 rs for cows, heifers
and bulls. scalawa-s sold as low rs VI .
also The calf market 10 lightly sup
piled and is strong.
sheep-Receipts. 1900 hesd. Sales,
81 TS<1S so for choice sheep, and from 81 %
S425 Tor poor to choice lambs
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MINING STOCKS.
rnr sTocx EXCHANGE.


| xsv yoRK. Dec. 6.-The promised state
sassr Refining Company was nor forth
tuming today. but instead came the an
aouncsment that its publication has been
seisrrsd until tomorrow. owing to the
bet that Il vas not completed. The delay
n issuing II gives another day to the In
ndsrs IN which 10 make merry with the
s;reet. ~ they did today, to swing the
agar plum from one hand TO the other
nd up and down as the mood took them.
Ihsre was great excitement in the sugar
l pol at the opening. and Gales were made
about the same time at s9,l 10 80. the
after being an advance of rs on the clos
sg figures of yesterday. and this was the
sishest point touched during the day.
No total sales Of the stock for the day was
&M The low point os the day, s6ss.
reached at about delivery hour. A
s'evsry Of :. ollowed. with 3 reaction
~ al the close, making the loss on
e day 2I. The preferred is down
rs The Changers were dealt In moder-
ssy and we're fairly well held. making
pms on the day of i.9k, the latter in
NtA-ktCDs ZIG k&nffA4 HlAIAGt " IS IL
snlE and unsettled during the greater
E of the day, but closed fairly firm with
zaority of the list lower than at the
sse yesterday. The bond market was
70 nrmly in the early part Of the day.
q became easier at the close. The total
~ we're 81. sos, 600
ssvernment bonds-stesdy.
ssts bonds--Quiee
Anlroad bonds-Easisr.
rrcenm- Strong: January options,
e&n &,ie bid.
u FINANCIAL
ssssy-on call. easy at l9i,s percent;
can, IL per cent closed. per cent.
me mercantile paper, 240<is per cent.
Fang exchange-Sirong. with sctuai
3asss In bankers bills at sASS14ssA
ssnand. and s4s7Gats Ti. for 80 DAYS.
ssA rates, S4sTRs6ss ~ and s%ssL&
Commercial bilis. 81 ssI..
sssf eeriihea,es-sii.e bid.
EoSpS
! s., reg. ii9; L. 5. SIS, coup,
"a : Is. reg, 81; Pacific os. of
~; Ala, clsss A, ioSg: Ala.
=, lbs: Ala. clsss {. e2s;
is currency, 81: Louisiana Nsw
ols. n, s5l. Missouri IS, 100; North
'ana Is. ia: North Carolina Il.
south Carolina. Non-fund., III;
New Set is. s2}s: Tenn. New Set
&c; Tenn. Old set 6s. 80; Va
Ies 62A. Va Centuries, de-
W: Atchison Is. 6s; Atchi-
eeSoad A, isss; Canada Southern BIS.
NentFsi baclne lists Of %. loS;
e BIO GrAnde IS. ia; Denver &
ueFsnde 4, S2R.: Erie Seconds. Is:
Z :. A. 50, Cd; q. N. G : A.
- Houston < Texas Central IS. los;
H. & Texas Central is. ioois; NJ h.
nss -, slss Nj, X. & I. "a -. 46ss;
NS.sA Nn,on IS. ITO; y. J. Central
81 lie. Northern Pacific lists. ii6;
Ik.n P&elnc sas. So; Northwest
is; Northwest = r. deb. So.
~ RIO Grsnds West lists. 7eB; 81
,easol.. =, 1909; 81. Paul c. &
MS 81. Louis & ]. NJ. General IS,
LIZ = Leais & : =. General to. I0i;
In = rssfac lists. 81; Texas Pacific
In. tasoa Pacific lists Of 80. loss
y sAors Is. lo6a..
STOCK oUoTkTtoSS
sssson, AZ; Adams Express. Ia:
Ear. .sFre Hauts. rs: Alton. Terre
H. p'a les: American Express. lis:
-, q OHIO. ga: Canada Pacific.
eAAscs eeashsrn- %; Central Pa
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ZEAL EsrATE SALES.
Deeds Aeeorded IN the Asassorss one,
Yesterday.

h6ot8FU4Ys
Real estate transactions sincs yanuary 1.
ise4. are A,5s1. 1se6T There were fled for
record yesterday Ia deeds. the considers
tons asgrseasing $500 Following 10
the list as furnished by the Daily Record.
room ~ Scheuerman block:
Weston A. Goodspeed to Thursson v.
Goodspeed. und n In, in lots ID 70 IL, 81 10
20 block 1; lot IL, block 2: lots 8. 10, Fl 20
"A, -, ~. IS. ~. block 8. lots ~ 20 a. block
4: lots n. =. block z: lots S. 81, 81. block Q:
al in Goodspsed's add w Seattle. "a. 500
Broadway Inv Co to James St Conssruc-
ton Co, tracts in blocks IS 20 .. l. Pom
tins adj, 81
Louis p. Bruins to Hannah NJ. and p. A.
Otto Cedergren. lot 4, block Q, Kaufman's
add, $3.50.
ID. Ii. Biackmar to Frank Ezan. lots Z,
8, block 3. Roninson's add, q c, So
Frank Exam to James 3. Paul, same
property. $500
Emma Z. Coggleshall. Arthur K and
Sarah f. Munson, OF Oakland, Cal. and
William G. and Robers c. Elder. of Wind
sor. Cal. TO James w. Elder. Of San Fran
cisco. p ne NV sw sec 9, 10. l. ne ne ne
I. .. 3, $40.
Alice q. Glover TO city, 8 II lot 5 block
n. Yesisr's LIST ad, q G. 81.
C; VIII Rumble to city, # lot 4. block
n. Yesler's LIST nd, q C, 81
Mary ]. Clarke to city. v 8 n lots s and 9,
block "a, Yeslsr's LIST ad. q c. 81
Andreas Robsl to city. " I. lots and
D, block Z, Ysslsr's lst I'D. c. 81
Paul Psuison to city. 5 # lots and 2.
block q, Yesier's LIST ad, q. c, 81
T. I. jeffrey 10 James w. Jenkins, lot
16. block 2. Dell Point ad, SIPS.
John w. Pratt TO Will II. Parry. lot Il.
block !, Evans q Bievsis's I'D, 500
Alice Bothsll to school district No. -.
half block adjoining Botheli's Iss Cd, q o,
ii
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
hs Francisco, Dec. 6-Drafts--On
.ight New YORK. par. Drafts-Telsgraph,
~ York, per 800. SC.
liver bars. 60L.96issc.
Hsxican dollars, 50ts@5ic.
MINING STOCKS.
lsa. q: Alpha Consolidated. IL; Andes,
ID. Belcher. 68: Best & Belchsr. So; Bodie
b3: Billion, II; Bulwer Con-
STATED. 8: Caledonia, 10; Challenge Con-
nAdated, 81; Chollar. S.; Confidence. IS I;
Facilitated California and Virginia, $50;
|lnsolidsted Imperial, L: Crown Point,
=; Gould 4 Currie. 40; Hale a Norcross.
|E Justice, %; Kcntuck Consolidated, q,
xsrican, 81; Mount Diablo. 10; Occidental
tensoiidatsd. Z; ophir, $50: 0verman, IL I;
2ssosi, 81; Savage, 35: Sierra Nevada,
|s Union Consolidated, SO; Utah Con-
Undated, I; Yellow Jacket. 50.
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TACOMA. Dec. 6-rSpecial. The collier
Mackinaw took out cargo Of coal for San
Francisco yesterday.
Steamer William ,tte arrived today to
load 2, 400 tons of wheat for San Francisco.
The Victoria shifted back TO the Ocean
dock today. after taking on 800 tons Of
coal tor the return voyage.
The United States coast defense steamer
Monterey arrived In the harbor about
p. m. today.
Steamer MEXICO Was due from Aiaska
today, but Is not expected until Saturday
on account Of the heavy fogs and bad
weather prevailing along the coast.
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San Francisco. Dec. 6.-Dspartsd-
kahuini, for kahului. Hawaiian islands.
WASHINGTON CITY. Dec. 6-The report
OF Col. g. H. MendelI. of the corps of en-
by Secretary Lamont, says there 10 no
reason to incur the expense Of the removal
OF the sunken rocks of Fort Point, in San
Francisco harbor. Col. Mendeli does not
think the improvement proposed Is worthy
of being undertaken by the general gov
erument
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Well Supplied with Gun.

A heavy, thiek-sst young man who
gives his name as Frank Hanley and oe-
eupation as eigsrmaker. Is locked up AZ
the police station on suspicion. When
arrested last night on Washington street
by 0fficer Williams he had on his person
two revolvers. He refused TO give al &C
count Of himself and consequently was
lonkes III, for the night
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Tn. Ia Not . Dream.

A ,avslar rect Of IosE ago Gree dreamed ss
..sv.l, "A rasFsle halls" and found nneA ssts-
s.rtfoa IA as Grszm. To-Day Ss Vse
.raFs ticket ever ~Ihs Noria-~esis a1ss.
wttA IN. aided pltssaes sor slsepsas ear ARE %
s~~sr strue.polt.. ~. fxei ard tn'esgo, CSC
b~skins Scr sAirssea hours WIN saff.'a s.I
- - szgs,.-,,,. hsgs.esf nsxes sxE and wlsA
.@-xscs sou.igy a. good. tue details o. wasea
.w,ngs Al an boar of Grady tor Ese sTsse-sk,
ssIllnr tfass 90 tns 80 rnlls ses IaAas es s-ls
80 - . .iaxas n1xns =. ". FsrSsr. FGxs
=. "a .~>ns 81 Treat street. seattle
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x,.ur.,sus TO Portland Caivsrsai Kxpe-
aIAlen.

The Northern Psciiie railroad VIII sell
excursion tickets. Seattle 30 Portland, ca
account OF Portland exposition. from pe-
oember l. 1894. 90 January Is isSA Tickets
on sale every Tuesday and Friday. good
,or I've dxya Fare only $50 Tor TOE
round trip. including tSo admissions 20
n. exposition l. A Nsdcsu. GENERA
Aren't Seattle.
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CKA6IT RIVER RoUTE-Tims Card. Steamer
y CLAN MCDONALD leaves Seattle Tuesday.
Dec. A, at 8 a. M: Thursday. Dec 8, at a m;
Saturday. Dec 6, At q m: leaves Mt Vernon
Wednesday, Dec y at m; Friday, Dec. q.
Edmonds, Richmond Beach, Everett, Tulalip,
Florence, stsnwood, Fir, skagit City. Nj Yer
non and Avon. Fare TO Seattle 81 Round trip,
$50. Round trip to Tacoma g. LILLY. 30.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA
Steamers leave San Francisco for Honolulu,
Samoa. Auckland, n. T., and sydney, n. q w.,
without change
Steamship Mariposa, December Is, p m
Honolulu only, Steamship Australia, Dec. u
TH0S A. GRAHAM, AGENT, sTARR-B0YD
BLOCK. SEATTLE.
w. wIBsTxR. Dist Agent, Vancouver, B. C
J. d. tRRKcKELs & BROS Co.. General Agents.
San Francisco.
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u r. STEAMBOAT AND EMANCIPATION
ID. COMPANY.
G d. HrowncsiA Master,
Leaves City DoeG. feos Of Main street svsu
nendsv. Wsdnssdsy ana Friday sts p m. for
Pors fownssaa, Anacossss. samish- Fairhayss
saa whsscora. reias through 70 Blaine On Sat-
CIV pocx Co ArszM Jos. KIspALi.
Issspsops So 9end& AaRA2ss
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VICTORIA ROUTE
sTEAnE2 RoSAL2
ArlzzGtoa Dcek.
Leaves scH visssrla aE1 Pe<s Tovassna daily.
sxssps easeay. - IL 30 p Il rssarEines isavss
Victoria a n Steamer Iaaae lsavss tor Yars
Tewnssas sat wsy PARA daily. sxesys ssr1sy.
al Q H.; saE9ay. dkrsss - - IL /; resurzias
airssg 20 y - kss1 les zaaza q An n Pkena ia
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nACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

DACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
l. Time Card. In effect Oct 2s 1894
Seattle and Whaicom Route-Stats OF wash
iugton leaves Seattle daily except Saturday at
10 y m Seattle and La Conner Route-Fair-
haven leaves Seattle daily except Sunday At s:5o
u m Tacoma and Seattle Route-State OF wash
ington leaves Seattle Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at s:3a y. 70.
YEsLER DOCK.
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xorsL NyrLxa


Nscisr!ane, Esiik A Cormsn. FeFl.nt
q W Rrcdiek, Everett A Ba1raI3. do
IL uoran. DO II Z tsoidsmlth. do
Tsk Ssa Francisco n % Rrien. O yEapls
] & AsCliuton. ~ Asgs ho9 -. EEerstt
MIA finley, : y l. ~ PEGS. CAtcago
@ p~skse.cs, occstA Ms I wsg1sr &. City
q 4 Carspsr Tacoma ~ Daily. Troy. ny
{ Willis. CesaF a Alsns : smith, kl.saseury
J fawsrgArG. Portland J Lou sau k2szoa, Fs.rA
NJ. wadron, Wash ~ ArC&Ae. Tacoma
A " Ccnlln. W hasccEf Kelly. Nslssso9
~ Kssgy EVerett G y Assebs. - Ioais
~ 4 tl{ues Beaver J Berry. hx.ssaxs
cam - Cssv & L Hietaen. >nnh0r1lx
NJ ChnrcA. uuREsHess II Iuyxy. -2z EFaa
J A MzGeeson. Aascofss CsfeeE, City
: " arhArton, iseeTnS u Essty ~ Cafc&go
c " Sssvsson, Aaseoxt@ AEs no&ly, DO
10Th rEILx&
? > rrav.ss- rsCoansr Sanders. u oc4Izvisis
7 5; uswsx @aonorlsA J Nefrksez. EEs.ssx
A Gs1vin Nsrssvllie y < Nclssss1, { nsoz Gfy
= Trsrne., VALLEY Guy fesxai- d&eaf2a
= ynmnx 90 Niss A saith. DO
) Msers wess Man Nils. Eiisoa
7 Aorrlson, kysrsts AAss A e1zska. Ezc9saa
= gaw.. SsoAazaass v fAxFr. ssxconz
f.-k Ns7tt.rs~oa. Qsyrn A seklsv. SertE Bead
L { a2ekssa. Coap exss Al 1aa1y, Portland
! n Rlowx-s 40 l. IAoEsas. Asscoz
h N sTassa. EvaTsf
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poRr rowssESp, PORT AssELEs AND
L DCsGEsE~s-
IT. ss-t a~r1ay Tina card con- 1erclng
TUESDAY. August u. 1904
Iax~ss seattle. % q RI Iov1ssna. 49,
/. lsxv,. Pert Aaxsiss. q % p "a lsssss
Per, To.zssas, ksae = p arEsves esash@
a n CITY poEE CO. ssssts, AssEa
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The annual statement 81 TIE Central
Pacific for ire year ending Jane -. shows
q Surplus Of ssIs. 857 against dsness sass
rear Of IS se<
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TOR ALASKA.

TOR ALASKA.
Il Winter Time CARD.
STEAMER CHILKAr
VIII leave Seattle December and every 70
DAYS after until further notice.
J. W. kcALLEP, MsstsE
J. @. CARROLL, Agent, schwsbsehsr's wharf.
Telephone No. 81.
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NOR 7. 9. DRY DOCK, SIDNEY. CHARLES
u TOS AND BREAERToS.
THE FAsr sTgAxER
IlfGFN CASBY
Leaves Harrington & smiths wharf two Tips
osfIy EXCEPT Friday. at a m and ls5l p m
Leaves Brernerton $50 m and 400 p m
Leaves Charleston a:&5 q m and Ais p n
Leaves eidnsy lo:i6 3 In and 4;ss p N
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VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP THROUGH
the Islands STEAMER UTOPIA, J. A
O'Brien, Master.
Leaves Tacoma II noon. Seattle Central
-haYf. 8 u m. Mondays and Thursdays Tor Port
Townsend, Anaeortss, fsirhaven. New what
torn. Blalns and Friday Hsrbor. gotng through
L. Vancouver on Thursday Tip
Pare 20 Blaine, g; fare 20 Vancouver,
For further information Apply ~ Sen1a'
wharf
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CUT RATS TO EVERETT

sTEAxEg MABEL
Leaves Cen x.l wharf Tuss5ays, Iaurs9Av 80
eaturdays sg 7 o Il fer xam1Eds. hahneos s
srsss Narysvilis. Esss Evsr.tL Lowell snc $50
hornl.h FARE 70 EvEkKTT. DC; HOW'D
TRIP, sou; 70 ayoHoaIsH. Soc
cTQ. y. WILEY. Amt
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Trade movement In nearly oil lines Was
scd yesterday aud prices showed no vari-
xsoa from the figures Of the preceding
[hv. The -four market Is very strong,
wing 10 the recent advances in wheat,
! "a On advance Is expected n almost any
lane Sugar 10 weaker and declined lsc
Yesterday. Hops are away down and II -
lsAeslt TO obtain even &c for the choicest
vsxssiss
In the produce market movement was
| hsiy good. Oranges are arriving more
/ hssIy each day, and ars getting cheaper.
/ fhs demand IL brisk. Choice apples read
/ 81 bring full figures, and they make an at
ksetiye display. Medium grades are dull
/ sd asking figures are considerably
shsded IN order to effect sales. Choice
/ y1sss are becoming scarce and are firmly
| I'D for quotations. Bananas, pine apples
! I'd hgs are dull.
Ii produce lines creamery butter and
! hsey ranch eggs are firm with slight
Inward tendency. Cheese is unchanged.
|7saltry Ii plentiful and dull.
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