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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-21
CHICAGO MARK ITS.
The no.ra Of Trade.

Chicago. Dec sa-Tt.e local people. who
bought wheat yesterday and had = little
profit IN IL. took their pCoats thls morn
a1x AZ tie opening. The ilrst transactions
we're a. the same prices as a. yestsr-
days close. and the market Was steady
for he nrst = minutes. when selling be-
gan 70 have is efgscs and break o. II
occurred In May. tnlseuc Il by the fact
that receipts AZ Minneapolis ard Dulnta
we're as cars. against so "a the CORE
sporting 6ay of hst year. The cables
giving the close OF the for2sE7 market
usere strong ana quoted constantly high
-. Prices between New York. Mime
aeaIs ana Milwaukee rather threw cold
water On TIRE buli.sh feeiirg shreaa, ~
rsrortin~ that hi5s from t6e other SIDE
Cor -four czrae ~ lower prizes than ware
ogare3 from teere yesterday. TIE raa--
1es v-as fairy fra, but trading WIS light
anf euctuasssrs a4rrow. Tha opening
prices for Nay we're s. go AID s Es7S-s
Y Rad 5arnD - Z3s recovery 70
$ "a s. louE interval af ete4asIess a
@.oGz.4 : IS ard thea another weak
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sew YORK aAEKETs
rhe Stack nrchAage.

Nev YORK. Dea sa--Fsussuess was more
active t0,sav. Ire Increase, however. was
due entirety 70 the revival q speculation
Ia sugar the SAFES & th5s stock a1oaa
having ansoenssd 10 g. 80 SHARES. At The
stare tAe stock was heavy ard fe.l SIS
q $ Is Tha weakness was the result
q Washington city adytees that the
eTurts making % take away tse e.ger-
eustaI futy uow enjoyed ~ reHners viii
le successful ~ tae 6ee,1re large b1s--
snz Orders were executed By firms vgIta
gr1slssa cennsctloeas. an8 the STOCK tuzyrei
- 81 IS an3 cias~l a. - Ia the osAe-
sgs flstriats. Rubber vas s{roz~. Ceusa4z-
dates Gaa and C,htcaEo Gas erraztc. a-g
C-g-aa~e weak Consolidated Gas iilgl1g.s-l
80 - IS ca tbe esferat5oa % ire stories
current s,sr sosne DAYS pasS that t,e csga-
tznr hat sarUreA 019tEVsl % the East
Ffye~ Gas csuceru Interests FHss5ars re-
fused 20 either comHrn or 6sny sfe ~
pr~t TA*vr 81 she cay the stock raa
or - iz 1-se1sz I-s 81 realization eas-
e4So Cas- Ea0vc1 up - = "a al l@S =
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M'ouAnE WINS THE rI0HT.
Mayer pa.i. of Gilman Must Sign War

Mayer pasi. Of Gilman Must Sign War
rants for the aArshAl'a salary.
TIE Gilman town marshal case has
finally been Won by John McQuade, who
vas appointed by the city council Janu-
arY 2. 1924. The struggle has had many
Variations. but the next 10 the last chap
Ger was completed Ia the superior court
yesterday when Judge Langley signed a
writ OK manaamus directed 10 Mayor +.
~ Davis. ordering him 10 appear in court
December 81. and sign ave warrants Tor
RoQuaae. each FOR 50.
The vrangle was practically settled at
Gilman Monday night. at a special session
o. the couaoll. which Was 50 hot that IL
lasted until sunrise Of the following day.
The council. In the face % the bitter OF
position Of the mayor. voted 70 pay Ac-
Qaats for the time he was kept illegally
cot Of Office BY Edward Tremhly.
Last July an attempt was made 10 re-
move McQuaae. and Trembly was
elected by the council. Mcouade
sauaa not yaeate and Trembly carried
ne case 70 the superior coprt and lost,
re court declaring NcQuaas's removal
4 gal AMI Tresnlly appealing 70 Tire
sspgone cogrt
AZ Nonaav nights session four mem
Aegs were presena. Mayor Davis in
~ chair. the mayor having been al
sFasy for Tre1lldy. On the question
< aaowIuE McQuade's bin for sal
az. Amounting 10 S5Q4 Tor the i've
swgshs re Was literally out Of Office. the
tasYpr refused 70 pat the motion. on the
groeas that Il would amount to contempt
q eeart, the GO being yet on appeal
Naunslr5an Burke sppea1ed from the
seiiea q IAe chair. but Davis refused TO
Fgt this QueH.fon. After en- hour OF
wraneilng IN which Davis was savagely
naste3, he finally pat the question. AMI
nas sustained unanimously. THE orig
hal mouon to pay the bsa Davis once
kan stuhbornly refused - pat and the
set warfare continued Il was thea 10
n The council room was nilesi and
SFsat couuaotlon prevailed
trosa 10 tl O'Clock Tuesday morning
"a dght cont,nucA wien Davis was at
A. gfven The alternative o. patting ere
szestloa or rvs3Eulnz rs oficA TA's
4 s'oaght hlu erluni and he Put the cues
- @G3 gae b4u was ordered PAD ~
rs ulns re atl-rsght aaGiencs oesyan
ee Augmented BY early riEers. who
asasd taesr yciees 70 tho general up~oar.
se's-cflraan nay. after the motion pre-
'~sed % p4v she BILL Proposed a resaiu-
go removing T~crnhly and restoring Nc
ssaasie, ta conformity vita Jndge lang
sgs or3er. which vas carried
Despite IRE action taken by TIE coun-
Mayor Davis refuses 80 sign the war
1 AS "a Me0srafe's favor. sus IRE iaster
eaEht ihe mandaEnus proceedings yes
1 aTsay.
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HOTEL DILI.ER-

j. b. Gift. Tacoma: Albert Burrows,
Bellevue: II =. Scott Columbia; Alfred
Gauvin, Columbia; ii. l.. Allen. Column
bia; L. J. Conkey. Spokane; J. Mcdonald.
Spoka ne; l.. +. Murdoch, Spokane: c. IL.
Smith. Port Townsend: ". A. Burton
shaw. Maple Valley; f. Il. Hinchnatn,
San Francisco: O. X. Ascher. St Louis;
Willm Good. Demaito; T. n. Hoyt. Port
Gamble: George W. Shaw, Tolt: Emery
J. McGinnis. Whatcom; c. H Trousdale
and wife. Everett: e. J. Stanton. Marys-
VILE; Edward L. Ensel. Everett; Mrs.
Baker. Victoria: Mrs NJ. V. Syude. Sno-
hOraish
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liears roR BALLARD rowS.


Traditional Parehass Of Fiant-Kcsse
aue ~ assr Make Far ny.
TIE RasaarA c.ty coancEl eas,s3 3erei biSis
= &a siectrte Hgat system Tass2 aN
80 au3 canAt onally purchased the
sss7s az tae gaBauf Elscgrsc LiSht Corr
by De- was found that tie ouly bsds
Af couf 5rn}s-3 strictly 90 Tire plans ani
fTeifeeaf5oas were taosc ~ Howard Jes~
N41 The General k.jectrc Comps - b
50 sn8 - T. GslnA ssse. wnoee es4
- 11clV sea the franchise 20 tAe AaliarA
NzT'e lasak Company. "A htch ~ va5osd
= ~-sA The vote "a The accsasza q;
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MOTH Es-Capt Sraet3snZ. ruanager q
re S4aff,e Tug ard Barge Company.
K aga4u oB deck ! hage re Sole man
an4nQ@ut % the w2aHaca FlEen0aE PORT
lard ard hereby take this method ~
frsfarsnF az my otsf gatrons' end others
vvky RAY haze work sn Fly lire that /
arr prepared 20 So rhe same wlt1 Ga@-
Yetrh ard ~ fsapfs2r rAtexs Those
inquire CIR lsard or ~ offlee Of Seattle
Tag za3 BARGE FeEsg12 foot ~ Mar
fo4 ssxeer. near Flyer e1fsce.
GAIT. ~ +. SPAL LDlSG.
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Nearly al descriptions % produce
were duh yesterday. and supplies were
50 plentiful that dealers did not at
tempt TO hold stock for asking figures.
In fact there was scarcely anything
moving of as it should. considering the
approach of the holiday season. Re-
c'zipts OF the day we're fairly large.
Fresh Trusts are very much neglected
just at present, tire cool weather ard
general slullness Of trade operating to-
gether 20 the disadvantage OF both deal
er and producer Fancy navel oranges
are coming to hand freely. and the best
stock is hesd firmly for high figures. bat
the medium class stock. Of wTalich there
Is an abundance. Il selling almost at tine
buyers vZs1uaHaon. Supplies OF seedlings
are liberal and the demand Is moderate.
Bananas and other tropical fruits meet
with rather "a light inquiry. although
prices are steady. AZ the holiday sea-
son approaches the demand for nuts
show an Increase. Choice apples are
selling quite wei at the quoted pE1oes.
Potatoes Of strictly fancy grade are
scarce and held steady, but ordinary
stock : In abundant supply end cheap.
Vegetables are selling we'll with values
quite well sustained, though how. Dried
Trusts are in good supply and remain
inactive.
Dairy products are moving off wen
Fresh T-aHch eggs are weak. and have a
downward tendency. They are now
bringing 20 cents per dozen. Turkeys
are in large supply and fairly firm at
quotations.
The wheat market Is inactive and
values are on the down grade
The following quotations prevailed
yesterday: Dressed turkeys. IA and II
cents per pound. live turkeys. IL and 10
cents: dressed ducks. u and IL 1-2 cents:
live geese, so and SIP a dozen: dressed.
Ia and Is cents PER pound. dressed chick
ems, ii and IL cents: pfcasants. mAllard
ducks and canvass-b8ck ducks. S. a doz-
en-; teal ducks. $3.50 n dozen; cranber-
riezs. Ia cents Il Tounsl: raasIns. 3 IL and
cents per pound: dates, Z cents par
pound: vaTllson. and cents per pound.
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The trains OF the Great Northern rail-
way cross the Cascade and Rocky noun
tains in daylight, affording passengers
the opportunity Of seeing the grandest
scenery In America. Ticket Office, el2
Front street
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Chldrens cloaks. marked down one
third less than regular prices. J. s.
Graham Cloak and Millinery House, TIC
Second street
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wArnn sRoNr MOTIFS.

Steamer Mexico IS expected from Next
CO the first OF next week.
Steamer Utopia left last night FOR Van
couver with fun cargo Of general uer-
chan1ise.
Tug Magic brought a raft Of loss from
Dog Fish hay TO Port Biakeley and some
plies 10 this ci-f
Capt NJ r. Walters. late Of the Car
land. has assumed command % the tug
Magic. relieving Capt Morrison
Steamer Lydia Thompson djd not ar
rive from Port Townsend last night. prob
ably delayed ora account Of rough weather.
Tug Favorlta towed the English ship
CamberTnere from Tacouia % CuaTteruAas-
ter harisor dry1ock, where she vii IN
3erEo repairs.
Walter oakea. superintendent OF the
Puget Sonnd 6 Alaska Steamship Com
pany. was iu the city yesterday and re-
turned TO Tacoma ~ The evening
steamer Williams tte Capt. Hansen. ar
rived IN port yesterday morning from san
Francisco. and is takinsg on 22o0 tors %
coal The Willamette was i'm the worst
az tn, reoent gale ana CAPT Hansen says
an MS tWeug y-five years experience it was
The worst BE ever saw
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Tae Crowaing Triampa ia Me5ieo-k setsica4
& ruce Iscgres all diseases eur2n4e ~ sleg-
triciry. Il Il 4 compists battery. as usc1 y 80
foremost physicians. a1Eds luto Belt - - %
re ess " worr during work or al resi- * sAFHs
sa7sbfnT. prolonged currents. which esn Dc car
red 20 e1v part OF tie body where thsfs = iA'aA'
= & will give instant RELIEF "a kieeLfactF Ief-
ra~s s.g the entire systera with q natural Ei1@-
{rT d a. reBuveret s z ssssy yeas efgsa % fttft
az tas Roay. WAX MESs sEEsrlAR lrffts 2st-
resss Deh itv, -suf1al Vi kues*. AnFoss ,.HFs
urs{ns Issss Sery sslsesSs rses a4ssssrss ts-Asis
Hark E49nev or RzR49er TFouaies. o. genera "a
heRlta res alslnE ir0wa oYefsgax ssasn 90 NfAh -
nerve terca. abuses, sxcssses SDrrT 81 * .2s2re'
vi Fa4 speedy re- laf Ana Fsesns4 : a5 FtFs IA
49, rns~veiTssss fsvenKt1u Our box 8 nTes
G kssss o. Men, shca 9 D. rssa ~ sFnfy FpanG,
4 i'd s-area ana GA Esa, scot, seated. re-
SANDER ELECTRIC CoEFASY,
gs @ssalnxsan 81. farllsFd. ~
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Thn New IransaS1tfnentat Nborf EsfnN
Consisting q the Northern FaelHc-Hur-
lagt0n route VIA Billings. has receoi1
s.aer oreuea. This liue shoTtees the Jour
,,e, considerably between Puset sound
ara AN points IN tie Black Hills country.
=, Nebraska. Kansas. Missouri. Arkansas
srf al Southern and Southeastern points,
n srave~ses s section q coanrY rich tn
historic scenes ard uueQualed FOR beauty
ana fertility. arerstnx altogether a rsost
ENJOYABLE overland trip For tickets.
etc aprly &c ary Northera Paciac
agent. !. A. Na6eau. General Agent Sc
sstfa.
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When you travel, so via the Great
Northern railway. the shortest line
East, and save time. Ticket Office. eI2
Front street.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Tn. state OF Trade.

San Francisco. Dec. so.-Ctossng: Wheat
Steady; May. ~ Is.
Barley-Quiet; May. 50 "a
Corn-si25.
BrS1n-s12 per ton.
nrsadstuaa and Grains.
Flour-Net cash prices for family ex-
tras. Ss.30s4S.55 per barrel: bakers extras,
s. SEQ 3 a.; superfne. s.. 2oG22S per barrel.
wheat-values are uplisturbed. while
the volume Of business shows no Increase.
QuotabIe az IS 1-4fS7 lie per GENITAL for
No. shipping. and S. &c for more choice
quality: milling wheat remains steady at
old figures. e2 l-e5s7 lie per GENITAL. Walla
WaHa wheat Is auOtable At 75c for far
average quality: 81 l-4as5 5-4c fer blue
stem. ana e5812 lie per GENITAL for damp
stock
Barley-very little interest Is taken
in this article at the moment. 50
there Is no opportunity for prices 10
nuctuate. Feed fair 20 good. sozIS2 lie.
choice. s. SIC; brewing. soGIa5c yer GENITAL,
Oats-rhe market may be described rs
Inactive. 50 small Ia the inquiry. Milling.
sl1Ll21-2 per GENITAL; surprise, si-o5s7l Is:
fancy feed. sl,02 i-98i97 I-2. good 10 choice.
90 l-esT37 Is; poor 20 fair. 81 I-2g9ec. black,
g.I5QI43; rel sl.o7 l-23Ll5: gray. g l-9c3
81 per Genital
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gKAoIT RTvrR porrr.

SEeAt4AA XIV Xix Efll ~ -
Tine Card. Steamer Can AcDcr8ad:
Leaves Seattle Monday Dee. lT. a. ~ nd"
n&Rhfs Thursday. Dec ~ az 9 a. u7-s sat
Brsizy. Bsc- = 81 a M. leaves Mt. YER
nnn wednesday. Dec. ~. ~ : g. m-s IN
day. Dec q ar a. IN; sunday. Lese ~.
~ 5 a Fn- ca TX ~ Es8uaauds fiertrftgsld
Reach Everett. j i8Tence. sssEe g.7s51. -,
gksa1t city At. Vernon ard AFon- + are
70 Seattle. g. Round ZIP, gNa Tor I've
sava 0afy s.. Meass - Bsrths. E5c.
Cyasek trips. Good accorDm8oj - tona = isl
vaak-. daily frlna the last week Dt Tho
year LILLY. BOIARUUS * co.
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The Northern Paciec railroad VIII sell
exrars on tickets. Seattle 70 Portland. On
account e Portland expos t.er- from De-
ceraner !. 1sst 70 January ., issA Tickets
On sale every Tgesssy ana E'rt1ay. coed
FOR ave Gays Pare cnly $50 Ter TIE
reana trbe. Including TWO admissions o.
TIE e2p5s.uon. l. a Na3eau. GeueFal
AGENT Seattle
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0rsimss SgrliaS
STEAMERS.
FLY on rnn FLYER. .

SEATTLE To TACOMA
roar rpund trips daily. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
IN 9he hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER tFIYERn
regular dafsy trips. seattle Tacoma
route as follows:
Taking effect
TUESDAY NAY =
TIME CARD:
Leave Seattle-5.tS NaB a m s.ss sex
?. m Leave Tacoma-~s.a9 a m. leo. 4ss9.
soc .. IA.
sunday
Leave seattle-J.ea A IN. 1890. 500 y. m.
Leave Taeoua-9.sa a. m. $50 $50 Is I'm
Landing AZ n H. wharf Tacoma. and
Commercial dock, foot Of Marion stresst
Seattle
sundays. excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood: fare 59e
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Sought Bankrupt stock.

Hardware. eroekery and glassware, and
selling same at bankrupt figures. Our
regular stock also selling low. Pacific
Hardware Company, 81 YesIer avenue.
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VICTORIA ROUTE

EVERETT PoUwT-SfR GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle Z % q. r. eh1 sa3 = n
Leaves Everett % q. m. ana =. ~
sstr.Ie ~ caves Seattle II q. ia. Leaves
Fsre-s.reie trip 75c; round trip. si5.
r'onnecfs with boats for Tacoma hua
II,a,a.Ilae-Colnsaa dock. foot q Marion
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAEIGATTOE
COMPANY.
claud Troup. Prez j.. -. Gooahue. s'y.
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Silver bars. 90 $500 i-2c.
Mexican dollars. % i-216Ic.
Drafts on sight. New York. Ti-.c per
500. teiegraphlc. i3c per $i9e.
wfehr ssocH<
Alta. IS. Alpha Con-. Il. Aa8ez. =.
Rslrher, s. HsEe Isle 05. Best & Beicher.
81. Bo1le Csa. s.: Bullion. g. Caledonia.
l8: Chaiknge Con. g.. Choalar. g.: Con
aIeaee Is Coa California and Va. s. 81.
Con Imperial ol; Crown Polnt. 6s: Gould
s Gurrle. g; Hale & Eorcroes. &. Jus
uee. -; Kentack Cor, O.: Mexican. =.
MoBo. -, Mt uiabla 20. Navajo. oG;
Occiaental Con. q. Ophlr $40; Overrnau.
Is. PososI. 81: Savage. .. Sierra Nevu,3s.
So; silver HGl, o.. Union Coz, -: Utah
Con. 6. yeElos Jacket. 81
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EVERETT. AND sNOHONTsH ROUTE.
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf, Tuesdays. Thur
days and Saturdays ~ Z a. nj. for I'D
Tn0nds. Mukilteo. Everett. MarEavilie,
East Everett Lowell aud Snshomsh
FARE TO hkE.HE.fr, Soc. ROUND 90c;
To S&0H0MISH. Soc.
GEO. J. WILEY. Agent
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises
lIIgxICal nDslans LiliIlelt
for
rheumatism Man or Beast. Stiff Joints

spot. which left tAe p-sce s.-rgSiag 80
keep is head lis higaer han the urrvg-
Gus lowest point Of the lag as the scs-
sion was closing.
Corn-Nay opened az 20 * sni ass rot
ser higher than q Ia ror lower than sc
during ire session. closing ~ - bid.
Osts--wsre quiet. The dispositions was
principally 70 sell. Nay started at q Is
sold at zf-4 declined 70 Ss9Ss Is ard
closed az the lowest price CT the cay.
Proy1slonS-The market 6I5 rot escape
the general a1salness. Future deliveries
we're firmer. however. due 70 the run
OF hogs az the yards proving 20 number
only q. o.. instead OF g7.ssa as estimated.
AMI tono<rowss recntpss being estimated
az 2s0oa. Compared with Asst night. the
market Is unchanged 70 lie higher.
Closing: wheat-S.eaiy. December.
IS 81; May. IS 50
Corn-Easier: Decarnbsr. Is rs: May, g.
oats-Easy; December. -. May. =
Pork-Firm; January. su0l.s: May.
sl2lo
I.ara-Fsrm. January. ssS IL: May,
SmI-z
Ribs-Firns January. ts.S. L.; LAY, 81. 10.
Rye-4sI -s
Barley-Ncminal-
Flax-gE
Timothy-s5.so.
Live stock.
Cattle-Market generally steady. Com
mon TO extra steers. s2.S0ls: s,oekers and
feeders. s225qa50; COWS and bulls. 81 .asga
$50: calves. s3Ef5.50.
Hogs-Market firm. Heavy. sis076-5:
common TO choice. mixed. s41o94 50:
choice. assorted. s4soga 20. pigs. s225G3s. %.
Sheep-Market frnler. Inferior TO
choice. 81. 50ffSs5; lambs, .o94
Receipts-Cattle. 1850: hogs. $4,000:
sheep. 1900
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TRADE AND SHIPPING

e. DKrxKvxxSr 60 Asx1rTrxE.,
NK2-Exx srEtAr.
P0HTxs xrs. Or. Les n. 1>e4s
Forecast Cor Frs9sy. RsEn: ssxEsea1-y senape--
p. 4 P4srK, Fa-sexzEsr-
fsgTfE s-ATKs rsFzx-s.Sr cy AsstrrLrr.E
vEAsEzR zcExar--nAErT ETLAx-rS.
kkarrsr Vs.. Dee q lssk
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STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily. eKcept Monday. Tine card con-
lnsociug Tuesday. August q. 1884.
Leaves Seattle. TO a. m. Townsend
f8.98 r. M. LHgfssgef2eas = N. arrives Port
Angeles. ls31 p. ma leaves Port Angeles.
SIS p ua- leaves Port Tow mend. 50 =
m. arrives Seattle. SEQ ?. m
CITY DOCK Co. Seattle. Agents.
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Tne Great Ncr,heTn 3 che shortest
and quickest Tine East lie sure yUa-
ticket reads sSa RMS lire. thus assuring
best service ana oulekes; tsnne.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
S;0stEn IL MI Tacoma. 10. Ar 4.45arn
lN.laam Lvi 1S... Seattle STAR Saeam
l;s0pm lsvi q IT. T'wnsd. - Ar. m SPIN
4.sQpin Arll0... Victoria - Nj Isxi S.sseaun
sDally except Monday.
steamer leaves yesler wharf Seattle
kor rates and other infoFrla ton apply
/. 4. NADEAU. Gen. Agt.. n T. III r.
1esler ave. aud Front ST. Seattle
>. q. 1EkkES. Agent. Neslnr wharf
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria, at a. n. passengers re-
eelvea on board at a. M Dec. 1. 8. IA
H. q. -
For Alaska, Dec. ana q. . a m.
From san Francisco for Victoria and
Puget sound ports. at a. m. Dec. /, s.
II, 10. q. e. al.
Tickets may be obtained az the Office of
the company, at Ocean dock. Seattle.
G0oDALL. PERKINS a Co
General Agents. san Francisco
j. II, JOHNSON. p. s Supt, Seattle.
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I-atl CHRISTMAS tire Bon Afarcae. Fron.
and cesz- ssree5s. ~. - opsa oH $50
sye1lzagx-
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SAN JUAN IsLANns-sTEAMER LY-

SAN JUAN ISLANDS STEAMER LY-
Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mali. leaves City
Dock. foot Of main street. Monday. Wed
uesday and Friday al a. M. for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatcoa.
TIME CARD.
North Bound-Leaye Seattle 200 a. m, !;
leave Port Townsend Too a. m: Leave
Friday Hsrbor II 80 a. m leave Roche
Harhor = 80 p. m; arrive New Whatcotn
600 D. m
South Bound-Leave New whatcom 600
a m: leave Roche Harbor II 100 a. m
leave Friday Tarbor 1900 IA: leave
Port Townsend $50 p. m. arrive Seattle
9.l5 o. m.
j. II. Thompson, managing owner. ]. A.
Hatfield. agent. Phone. So
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Is y. STEAMBOAT AND TRANSpoR-
TATYnN COMPANY.
STEAMER ISLAND RET.I.E

{. "a HrcWnzisasA Master.
leaves city Dock- f0et 81 Main street.
every Monday y ssl FeS3ay ami Friday at
: p. sa.. Ger Pert Townsend Anacortes,
samlsfs. F'ssrhavaN ard NSsaAtcosa. gol1sS
throuHh 10 Blaine en- saturday
CITY Dock CO. Agts 1DS kI%TAfd.
Telephone So 1fcnersl Manager.
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTI.E
ROUTE.
s. Wiley Navigation Cas- steamer
RfIfT.TNDNAFf


EIFNttsl iINN tAftIFt
Leave. Arrive
Olympia at. $50 IN Tacoma at. $50 a m
Tacoma at. 90 a IN Seattle at. .1g.00 M
Seattle at. l.tu y IA Tacoma al. 800 m
Tacoma at 5.se y m olympia at 6:50 y IA
Connecting with boats for Shelton and
kamlchie.
FARE TO TACOMA. 80 CENTS
Landing, City Dock, foot OF Main street.
CAPTAIN L. WILEY, Manager.
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PORT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES
AND III 40 EstS I1SS
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Time card I'm effect Oct IS 1854
SEATTLE axri Na1ascc4n route-Stage ~
WaSss8n gtpn leaves seattle daily. except
SATURDAY. at 10 y. m. Seattle and la Cos1-
mar Eoafe--f Ia lr1agen leaves Seattle dsils.
EXCEPT SATURDAY at 3 80 y. 70 Tacoma AMI
Seattle Rasgtt-Seate II W shiuagton leaves
Seattle Tuesdays Thursdays and SafuT-
DAYS at 4.S9 =. ua
TESLER nQCK.
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kharna sold

Total sales OF stocks today were i76. 80
sharcs. including: American Sugar. S3s00;
Burlington. $500; Chicago Gas. L. 900; Con-
solidated Gas, 400; DisuIling, 1890;
Northwestern. 2.e0o; Reading, 1890, s..
Paul. Il loo, United States cordage. % 600:
Western Union. 300
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Seattle. Dec. 29.-Exca1ansses at Seattle.
Tacoma and Portland clearing houses To-
Gay We're.
Clearaxsces. BalanceS
s-1aAtts ..s--...--ss<.--Ses+A.s1 - $500 -
tacoma .......-..s.s.s S@ss1o ~ sf-f ~