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Sons Of Temperance.

This evening tsionfay) Queen City divi-
sion, No. !, win elect officers for the en-
suing quarter. A watch meeting sill be
held.
Monitor division. No. II. elected the fol-
lowing officers last Thursday: worthy
patriarch. G. q. w. Anderson; ". A.,
Miss Betty Olson: rec. scribe. Charles
Nordale: A. II. S.. Miss Mary Wilson;
fin. scribe, Henry Hawkinson; treas,
James Eggan: chaplain, o. Nelson; con-
iuctor, Emil Johnson: A. con-, Miss Lena
I.ee /. s., Miss Aicda Anderson; o s., A.
Lundberg.
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ag LODGE ROOM.
I.ticn Of officers the Or
Ter Of the Week.
ACTIVITY PREVAILS.
!: q. s-as,ess IN All Secret Orders
ssx assmbsrship Looked
Ter Next Tear.

snus fraternai societies have
go xeek OF 1t Installing officers
= zssss ~ year. and the interest
800 various ceremonies. In
! - g Exceptionally large attend
9, =. indicates that the next
go - will see a great increase
49, ~ membership. The most In
= remeaies of the week CEN
Z. 81 ( fksofiesl paper on the Morgan
q 3 .5ss 'sxaose mystery, written by the
sss:zss psst Master Beriah Brown.
q: s.S s,rea;iy outliyed the Biblical
{ p. '..'sS 11ue Of life of three score and
Z Z - xbo Is Still hale and hearty.
81. : 81 Oldest Macon in the state. and
$50 another interest TO his able
z5ss.n The paper was read by Past
ss lam Arthur. The following IS
2 <s,.xd Il the week in the various
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and others. to Bald and operate telephone


and others to build and operate telephone
asss telegraph wires.
Merchants Delivery Company. Of Sat
tie: capital. sa.ea In Sa shares OF siee
each: inearrarstors. c. f. Cram. Mrs.
George II. Bushnell and others: tor sisiiv-
cry OF merchandise and collection OF ae-
counts
Hamilton Single ana Lumber Company.
Of Lake Saalsh. whstesns county. cap
stsl. S15.a. in 30 shares Of ssae each; in-
c0rrorators. Edward J. Hamilton. W. w.
HaInsitoa and Others: 10 manufacture and
deal in lumber ana shingles.
Seattle and Kirkland Ferry Company.
Of Kirkland; capital. "a oa Il sso shares
OF $ each: incorporators. Peter Kirk:
Charles II. Palmer. oran kifeiy. 20 oper-
ate ferry boats ON Lake Washington and
tributaries.
NJ. II. White Sa3daery Company. Of Ia
coma. capital. $s.eao. IN 90 shares OF $leo
each. incorporators. NJ. II. White. F. J.
Schug. A. r. Healsg: TO deal In saailery
goods.
Puget Sound and Alaska Fish Company.
Of Seattle; capital. $1,000. in 10 shares OF
stoa each; ineorporasors, J. A. jackson. W.
H. -aAs4as, II. y. -atkAttts 10 carry On .
fishing business.
Stayeless Barrel Company, OF Tacoma:
capital. s1sn.osl, ia s.5oo shares OF 500 each.
incorpcraIors, John s. McMillsn. William
Scaaitz. James n. Keen: TO manufacture
ana deal In barrels.
The American Cen. ,iidatetf Mining and
Reiaetion Compaay. of Everett: capital,
ss.oco,ooa, in aoo.fn shares of $40 each. tn
corporators. j y. Scott. n. Rudebeck.
John L. Mcsas as. a. w. Frager: 30 en-
gage in mining
The Bay NH Company, of Ballard: cap
ital. ss.ooo In 90 shares O. IS each. inco--
pora,ors. A. T.. Pretty. George II. Holden.
William II. Cooper. A. Desnoyer. L. s.
Tucker, to operate miiis and manufac-
tories OF all kinds
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B'nsi Birth.

At the last meeting OF Seattle lodge No.
342, /. o. r. b., the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: Pres.
Il. Rosenberg: vice pres, Leo kahn: trea-
surcr. f. Morgenstern: rec. sec. /. Korn:
financial sec, +. Bories: assistant mont
tor, J. Berkman, inner guard, L. Sshoen-
field: outer guard. +. Goodman: trustees.
8. Aonson. L. Schoenfeld. A. Wiizinsii;
representative to grand lodge at San
Francisco. Z. Morgenstern. District Depu-
ty I. Korn will install the officers at the
next regular meeting.
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Grand Army Of Oh, Rspnbllc.

Stevens post of the G. A. r.. together
with Stevens Relief Corps No /. aud
George II. Thomas camp. Sons OF yeter-
ans, VIII unite in a public installation of
the new officers OF each organization in
Grand Army hall In the Hinckley block,
Thursday evening, January g. AS this is
special meeting for the purpose named.
the public is cordially invited to be pres
ent promptly at s o'clock.
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Sons Of Veterans.

Thursday evening. January 8, Ia the
Grand Army hall. Gen. George II. Thomas
camp No. ]. Sons of Veterans, will bold
joint public installation of officers for the
ensuing year. DIR. L. w. Young has been
commissioned as installing officer by Com.
w. l.. Jones. of North Yakima The new
three degree ritual recently adopted for
the Sons Of Veterans will be promulgated
January l.
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rhn GOOD Temrlars.

AIli division. No. So, OF West seattlc,
elected the following officers: Mrs. L. $.
Hawkins. w. r.: Miss Bessie Hainaworth.
W. A.: c. W. Crop. n. s.: O. a. aicGee.
A. X. s.; G. Il. Brainbie. F. s. Ray
Coomhs. treasurer; Mrs. Frank White. c.:
Clard SnIder, C.: Miss Crissie Dotson. A.
c.: Miss Maud kile, ]. S.: Clarence
Branlble, @. s.: Miss Helen Watson. p.
w, Il.
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shares were realized from pressure ard
made a quick recovery Iackananszn re-
gained -. Delaware Z Hudson ;. ard
New Jersey Central -
Sugar moved wsgssssn a narrow range
and the siucS sxxssons were conssnea w5sMin
4 radius az SIS per csnx.. the stock shcw-
Ing a loss Of only per cent on the week.
the pweserrei Is sstrwss i-e per cent Total
sales for the week. as9. 20.
Trasifrsg in bombs today was light. the
total sales being only SIS. ioa. On the
week the charges in prices are in q ma
5orisy of cases towards lower figures
Gsoyernurez. hoxEas-eQsuiet and steady.
Esase bonsS-Dsffi.
Railroad bondx-pua
Financial.
New York. Dec. sa-aFoney on cali.
easy at l-21e per cent. last Hsan ::
closed offered az per cent. prime mer-
cantaie paper, 3-4fFa per cent: sterling
exchange. quset and stcasiyN with actual
business in bankers biais at Sass 1-ass
AS - for dersazz1sl. and s4S7 Leafs "a
for sixty days: posted rates. $aS I-sN
40 -. commercial essis. $ls6 l-4a4Ss IL.
silver certisscates--5s 81.
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rr.n,cen,iuen.a, short Line

Consisting az the Northern racifie-Bnr-
ing,on route via Billings. has recently
been opened This sire shorssHs tie souf-
nax considerably between Puget soGsd
AMI nil points sn the Black Hilis country.
.n Nebraska. Kansas. Missouri. Arkansas
ana all Southern ard Southeastern points
!, t-ayeyxcs a section Of country rsea IN
historic scenes ard gncausied fer beauty
ana fertility. acerlsng altogether = NEST
e,ssayanle overland trip. For tickets.
etc. ayply 70 any Northern Taelfc
agent. /. A Nadeza. General Agent Sc
attic.
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Don't fail TO read the souvenir edition
OF the -Inteliigencer 10 be, issued to-
morrow. The price Will be 10 cents a
copy. II VIII comprise forty pages and
will tell all about Seattle and the state OF
Washington.
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r,ma,c .sus.iee of IN. Peace

Fer. Dodge, Iowa. Dec. GAS the re
salt Of a clerical error in an election bal
lot. Iowa will, for the flyst time in its
history. have s. female Justice of the
peace. Mrs. L, +. Castle, Of Cailender,
being sworn in today. The Intention was
L, nominate her husband but by mis-
take his wife's initials were used and
she was elee:eSf- AS there was no legal
obstacle 10 her flling the place. she was
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Anc'.ns order Of United workm =.

AT the meeting OF Btakeley lodge. No.
10, last Friday. Capt. Price had the tear,
go through the work The following Of
iicers Will be Installed at the next ,res,-
ing: III. W., II. T. Price: oyerseer q y
rat recorusr. G. 8. Tenant; financiee, Il.
n. Lincoln; receiver. A, d. Smith. guide,
a. :. Stewart; 4. W., d. McEachern: O.
W.. Geo. Matthews: trustee, d. Mcowen.
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STRAIT SrEA,fsuIp s,oupANr.

SThAIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Seattle and Townsensi- Neah Raw route
steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
Gays wednesdays and Fridays at 3 q. M
Ter Fort Townsend. Port Williams. pur.-
EenesS. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
gettysburg, Pyskg. C7aiiam Bay and
Mean Bay, returning. arrives Seattle e:sa
p. m. on opposite days Steamer ESangei
leaves Yesier dock for Port Townsend
Fort Williams. nangeneSs. Port Angeles
and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays ana
ETauays at p. nA: arrives Seattle alter
nate days y. m.
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Companions Of the Fore,t.

Seattle circle. No. I55. held its regular
meeting last Friday and was well attend
ed. Installation of officers for the ensu-
Ing term VIII take place Friday, Jaruary
Z. at which time full attendance Is re-
quested.
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~, 49, prise Ne 7se sast Thurs fay
|asss. TIE following off;cerx: chie>
n a Aa'&a; sab-chses ranger, I.
Asss,. SN@Ss treasurer. George n.
.&segss '''A'Sssl secretary. II. Aicssarlev:
h. efstsFy. NJ y, nelnasay:
(Naass.s.s ~. A''f. lieesy o'Briea, tun.or
n ass1 Z a Crsascr, senior s.ea1,e
trustee, Ter three years, II. l..
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January 1 and FOR
tho Fast Week.

l. 1924, are 81, So, 633ss. 81. There were fled
for record during the past week seventy
five deeds. the considerations aggregatin,y
So. a2s5s. Following is the record Of the
past week by days:
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Kasxhts Of Pv.A,..

henton lodge, No. 81. X. of r.. wa. r,.-
ffed py w. G. Ronald in the ;n.ere.,z -
the Endowment rank. The ss,s, 49, - !.
officers viii be installed nert 1-h,sr.,*.. :
evening. 9. G. A. Brandt: V. G., W.
paAon; -. OF w. v. Peterson: NJ. Of r..
Inward Lincoln: II. of Elk. John Leaster:
pre'afe' George Mclaughlin; III. az A..
.eoFse Matthews; /. c. and o. g. 10 be
appointed next meeting. Trus,ee-e,ecs
Tor term OF Is months, J. McDonad
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Excursions to Portland Univsrsai m
sttfon-

The Northern Pacific railroad VIII sell
excursion tickets. Seattle TO Portland, on
account OF Portland exposition. from De-
cember I. 1891. to January Is. 1896. Tickets
On sale every Tuesday and Friday. good
for Ave days. Fare only $50 for the
round trip. including two admissions 10
the exposition. l. A. Nadeau, General
Agent. Seattle
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SOTIcE-caps Spausdsn<. nanager Of
~ again on deck. | hare the sole man
agesaeax OF the xtaaxsch tslss<sa< Port
lzsd. and hereby take this method pf
informing my old patrons ard others
who may have wprk TIA my lsne that
ara prepared 20 DO The same with Nhs-
ffasea and at EGpusAr rateB- Ts5n8e
wishing the service Of nnsa boet Will
SnstaGre en- hoard. ar at nsssce sf Seattle
Tag ard Barge C0rnpanE. foot OF MAJ
fozl street, near Flyer Office.
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TIME CARD.

- III MY N~AROe
Leave Seattle-ssss. u.iS q m. 9.<S els
m. Lsays Tacosn&--s:0 .. m. l:o0 a.
ssoe - IN.
sunday
Leave Ssatsle-s.n q. m. ie.ea s:eo .. a.
Leave Iaconna--s:sa q. m. ESQ 7.so a m.
Seattle.
Sass5ays. excursions rates on steamer
Fleetwood. fare. soc.
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Bre.dstuira and Grains.

San Francisco. Dee. 2e.-Flour-Family
extras, IS. ieas55; bakers extras. $500
$40: superfine. a.ao02.o5.
wheat~-Very quiet: Sc Lie for No.
shipping and 81 lie for choice. Milling
wheat, 90 1-aa97 lac; Walla Walia. &c i-44
rs s-ic for fair average quality; Sc i-2ds5c
for hluestenl, and .oaf75c for damp.
Bariey-Trade duh: feed, fair. to good.
n i-21sic; choice. 81 L.: brewing. eoas5c.
Oats-The market is in an almost stag
nant condition. Milling. SietI.i2 l-2: sur
prise. sl.o5EI.l5; fancy feed, $i02 i-2D
l.07 IL; good TO choice. 80 l-2497 Ice; poor
10 fair. 81 1-a@aoc: black. sl.i5Ql.so; red.
siIe: gray. 50 1-ecgsi.
Flour, l,64o; barley. centals. 80: corn,
centais. eei: beans, sacks. GO: potatoes.
sacks. 2.9z3; onions. sacks. Ise: bran,
sacks. 10; middlings. sacks, go.
Closing: Wheat-Excited; May, 95 3-4c.
Bariey-Steady; May. 81 lie: Deeem-
Der. sse.
Corn-si25.
Bran-sl2.
EIrsncsaf.
Silver bars. 50 $500 Lee.
Mexican dollars. 90 i-a6Slc.
Drafts, sight. l-2c: do. telegraph, iac.
Mining ~tacxs-
Alta. 81: Alpha Con, 10: Andes. So:
Beicher, 90. Belle Isle %: Best & Belcher,
ss: Rodie Con. IS: Bullion. 20: Caledonia,
90: Challenge Con. 80: Choilar, 10: Coma
denee, 50; Con. Gala. and Va. SO: Con.
Imperial. OF: Crown Point. g; Gould &
Ssurrie. T.: Hale & Norcross. 81: Justice.
20; kentuek Con. Is: Lady Washington
Con, o.. Mexican. 50: Mount piahIo. 10:
Navajo. os: orhir, Is5: overnan. ~:
Potasi, 30; Savage. -: Scorpion. OF; Sierra
Nevada. g: Silver HilI. os; Union Con,
81. Utah Con, os; yellow Jacket. S.
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sKAGrr RIVER ROUTE.
Time Card.

Time Card.
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Seattle--McHsiay. Dec 81. at IL
midnight. Wednesday. Jan. 2. at 12 mid
night; Saturday, JAM 5. at o n. m.
Leaves Mount Ncrn0n--W ednessiay. JAM
:. at a. m. Friday. Jan. 4. at q. m.
Sunday, Jan, q. at a. IN.
Fare. 81. Round trip, si.5D. Meals. q
cents Berths, . cents
LILLY, BDGARDTfS a. CO, Inc.
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PUGET SCUM AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY or KINGSTON.
s.weasn i1s Ms. Tacoma. NO. Arf 4.fsam
1o;lsamg I.vI ISL. Seattie...,l SsiArE a:noam
i:SopmI LIZ ~ IT. II wns q. SSsArliissspm
s.sypnlArsifel.- Victoria s..lMl!Lvi S.S0pm
daily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesier wharf Seattle.
FOR rates and other information apply
i. "A. NsDEAU. Gen. Agt.. ". =. r. r..
fesier ave. and Froat ST., Seattle
.. e. YERkES. Agent. yesler wharf.
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EVERETT AND sSoHoMFsH ROUTE.
Cur RATE To EyEEETT.
STfAME. MABEL.
aAYs and Saturdays 81 a. m for Ed.
r1gKiIs, Maksiteo. Everett, Marysrllle.
last Everett Lowell ard Hfsossom..h
FARE TO EvERETsT. ok, ROUND Soe.
TO RSOEfOAiISu. aec.
: GEO. T. WILEY. Agent
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Evergreen lodge. No. 12s. OF Port Blake
iey' WIN install the following ofIseers -
morrow evening: n. c.. v. Peterson; Y.
", =. Carlisle: Sec. c. NORTH: traas..
G. WIst.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
san FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, Dec. s.-waeat--W-alla walsa
81 1-2ffs0, valley, a 1-2.
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EVERETT RoUTE--STR GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 1880 a. m. and $50 d. m.
Leaves Everett 10 a m. and u. IN.
Sunday--I.eaves Seattle III a. IA. Leaves
Everett 2 p. n.
Fare Single trip. 7se;. round trip. si25.
Connects with boats for Tecoula and
Snohomiah.
Ianding-colman dock. foot OF Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Claud Trour. Pres. u. w. Goodhue. sly.
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Sanaln,o coal IS. s4.sa and S, % per
ton. e. L. Game & CO. Telsrhone ses-
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PORT TOWNSEND, PORT ANGELES
AND pUSGENES5.
sTEAMrn MoNrTcrLI.o.

STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily, except MONDAY. Time card cofs-
fnencing Tuesday. August =, 1894
Leaves Seattle. TOO a. IN: TowuEcfsd.
10 30 a. Ta; Danssness. II m; arrives Port
Angeles. 10 .. m. leaves Port Angeles.
go y M: leaves Port Townsend. $50 p.
u.; arrives Seattle. $50 p. m.
CITY DOCK Co. Seattle. Agents.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

lows:
For San Francisco via Fort Townsend
ana Victoria. az n. IA. tpgsSengerx re-
10. Il. %.
Fer Alaska. Dec and "a, A. IA.
FROM san Francisco for Victoria and
Tugsf sound ports. at a. IN. Dec. !. 8.
IL. Ii. "a. %. 81.
Ek,Eets may be obtained at the Office Of
the company. at 0cean dock. Seattle.
GoonAI.f. PERKINS g. CO.
General Agents. san Francisco.
]. III. JOHNSON, +. 3. Saipt., Seattle,
SAN JUAN ISLANDS STEAMER LY.
Ola THOMPSON
varying United States mail. leaves City
DOCK. foot or main street. Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday at a. M. for Port
II,ownsead. San Juan Islands and New
TIME CARD.
North Bound-v~fseave Seattle 200 a. m.
leave Port townsend 200 q. m: Ieaye
Friday Harbor 1850 a. M: leave Roche
Harbor 1880 p. m: arrive New WhatcoIn
600 p. m.
South Bound Leave New whascon Goa
a. M: leave Roche Harhor 1900 a. m i
leave Friday Harbcr 100 m: leave
Tort Townsend $50 .. M. arrive Seattle
J. II. Thompson. managing owner. J. a.
Hatfield. agent. Phone. SO.
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ron AI4AsKA--winser Tine Card
gTrAMER f,IITT.KAT

VIII leave S@ssffs JanaasS : and every %
days after assil fngtlser notsce
j. ~ McAI~LEP. Master.
!, C. CAHR0f<11. Agent. Se1w aazGEey's
vn4gx. T.ssptzcEe No. *.
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srEamEns.
OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
s Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
MfEI.TN0MAH

kJ<a1t4E t~&&E4tF-
Leave. Arrive.
OLYMPIA at.Sss9 a IN Tacoma at SO ~
Tacoma al 1000 a N Seattle fzsa IN
Static at. 80 p "a Tacoma at. $3.50 y IA
Tacoma az. 80 y ~ Olympia at SO . ~
Connecting with beats Ter Shelton and
Earniichie.
FARE TO TACOMA 90 5.FSTz
rA-a.ng city Dock foot Of Main street
CAPTAIN /. WILEY Managsr-
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THE VANCOUVER RogTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS
Steamer Utopia J. A. OBr4efs. Maste1s
~ss1ysw Tseous8 l5 noon. Seattle Gems
sraI wharf. D, na Mondays and Thurs
Jaws FOR Port Townsend, Anacortes. Fair
haxen New Hhatcnfn. Elaine and FRI
ssy Hsrbor. going through to Vancouver
90 TharsdaF trip
F-are 10 BiaIns. g.: fare 20 Vancouver.
For further information apply at Cen
trail wharf
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BANKs.

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle Wash
Capital. $4,000
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Pig iru4r-pqiil. weak: Scotch. sisa20;
American. 50 seals.
CeppeT-eauiet.
Iscad-Weak.
Tsza-Plntes. nominal,
Coffee.
sSsffee-Duli: OPTIONS ebsSei steady az
ssia points net advance: January. $3.50:
sras, cofree-Rao. steady. No. Z. SIS so
Mild-Quiet-
Sugar.
SsIxnr-Raw dafi ard weak: fair redn-
ing. g-ssfe SIC: centrifugal. ss test, i-Sc;
refIr.ei, dull.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
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Seattle. Dec. .. 1894.
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:
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T9ssr1tehes steamers for san FRANCISCO
January II sid every r. days thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates can De- OBJ
taimea By applying 10
j. q. CARROLL Agent.
TnSan dock. f1gS Of Entof street. Sc
ss4fe Telephone ST.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time card ia effect Oct. =, 1854.
Seattle and WhateoTn ROUTE State oe
Washington leaves Seattle daily. exeepS
Saturday at 10 y. M. Seattle and La Con-
rlar Eo1te-- r airtlavsn ieaves EeAftts daily
except Saturday at ss0 p. m Tacoma ana
seattle n6uts>-sstlte of Washington leaves
sraftie tuesdays. Thursdays and 6afur-
a~s - YEsLER DOCK.
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Banks now hold 81. ess $50 In excess OF
the requirements OF the 5 per cent rule.
The imports for the week were: Gold.
$i4.sS5: silver. $7.esS; dry goods. sa,l2n. 900;
general merchandise, S5.5i4.eo22
The imports OF specie for the week
amounted to sss7.ee5 In gold and sssosc9 in
silver
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clussveiy.
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000.
Interest allowed per annum- Six per
cent, on term deposits. 4 per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days Of May and
November. Loans made On real estate or
approved colIaterals only.
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NHArcoM, Jan. 27.--lSpeciai. The sec
rotary of the Board of Trade here and the
secretary OF the Fairhaven Chamber of
Commerce report an increasing number OF
inquiries for information abou; the Sound
country in general and Whatcom county
in particular. Both organizations have
exhausted their stock of descriptive and
statistical matter and funds for obtaining
more are tritle short Just at present.
The need OF jobbing house able TO SUP.
ply the merchandise needs of the small
dealers and farmers of this county and
San Juan and handle country produce In
large as we'll as small quantities. was one
OF the subjects discussed Al the meeting of
the Board of Trade last night. Aspre
ent the trade 10 largely controlled BIZ Seat
tie firms.
The waters of the Nookssek have been
very high for several weeks. but little dam
age has thus lar resulted and little Is prob
able. The four new county bridges have
stood the strain well. the only rena.r,
needed being to the approaches 10 the Ev-
erson bridge, though the damage there il
not enough 20 impeSte travel.
The county commissioners have sa-
iourned until February s.