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The Holt County sentinel., 1895-06-07

-Ths base ball season will open Dext
Wednesday, June II, 1895, with game
between Maitland and the home team.
Maitland has been playing great ball
this season and close, interesting
game may be expected. 10 cents admits
you to the grand stand, but il you pre-
fer tc occupy the bleachers and laugh
at the umpire you may do so for dime.
IN cautS
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Where They Will Teach.

A number Of the district school boards
have employed tEeir teachers for the
coming year, and for the benefit OF those
looking for schools We give the list:
Triumph-W. Fl. Lacey.
New Point-W. H Weightman.
Mineral Springs H. Fickes.
Minnesota Valleys. B. Christian.
SQuaw Creek-M. W. Brumbaugh.
Ross Grove-John Christian.
Fraukliu-Ivan Blair.
Richland-A. s. j. Smith.
Rising Sun-Frank Gibson.
Harmopy-WillIs Grant.
Eureka Miss Gilman.
Bigelow-B. e. Maxwell.
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For Sale.
EXCELSIOR.

Well Drill; Automatic Self Cleaning
Process. Capacity 300 feet; a lot OF Oil
Well Socket Joint Casing; chest full OF
select Tools. All IN good running order.
Will sell at q bargain. Reason for sell
ing, have two machines and cant run
both. Inquire Of
IC RHOADES,
New Point, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1895-06-07

A COMPANY. says the Cinclna aati En-
quirer, has been organized to ralse pole.
cats at Winchester. Ky. This is in a
county adjoining Breckenridge home
and is supposed to be an effort to get
even with that odor;ferous region. Wen
bet on Breckenridge, however.
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Annis Ellen Cummings. little daugh-
ter Of Martin Il. and Victoria Cum
mings, one and half miles northeast Of
the Wood school house, died Monday.
June 3, 1895, aged year, . months and
day..
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. NJ. B. Smith at the family resi-
dence on Tuesday, the 4th. after which
she was laid to rest in the Brodbeck
cemetery. south Of Wood school house.
NJ II -
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PERET-JONES.

Henry E. Peret. Of this city. aud Mrs.
Alma Jones, Of Forest City, were united
in the holy bonds Of wedlock, on We'd
nesday, June 5. 1895, at 3 p. NJ. at
the home Of the officiating clergyman,
Rev. Henry a. Sawyere, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church. THE SENTINEL
extends hearty congratulations to the
happy couple.
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Gard Of Thanks

To the many kind friends who 30 will
inRly assisted US during our recent be-
reavement We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks. HER CHILDREN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1895-06-07

We are sorry to learn that Miss
Lena LauRhlin's health is no better. She
was moved to College Springs, Ia, last
week.
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SCOTT & WILDER
CONTRACTORS
STONE and
CEnEnT WORK

" OF All Kinds.
Estimates furnished on short notice.
All work guaranteed. Give us n call
L. SCOTT. r. WILDER.
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The Weather.

The Weather.
Corrected weekly by William Kaucher
Justice OF the Peace, Oregon, Mo.
PRECIPITATION
Rain
MAXIMUM. MINIMUM. Fall Snow
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n. MOl1E

East Side Public Square. OREGON, NO.
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Financial.
sEw YORK MARKETS..

New York. Jan. lL-~The result oe to-
days trading on the stock exchange IL a
pretty general advance IN prices, ranging
from - 10 Sd per- cert. in the active
list. ard extending 20 "a per cent. In
the active securities. There was a slight
Increased volume compared WITH yes;er-
day. A scrlevast remark able fact Is
that while rsssxaos was curpent on the
exchange 20 the efEest that Secretary
Carlisle hal resigned. the market moved
steadily upward. Il Is Rrae that Wall
street has periodically rurrsoret Csriisse's
refinement during the past few weeks.
hus never before was II an influence 70
jack up Prices Another ruraov. Ard
equally wlshcGs foundation. was THAI the
associated backs were .ahe1t 10 submit
their views 10 congress On the currency
question Ay means OF bill The engage
rsenss OF gnfa for sssspfnens Tomorrow
asa not sesas - exert any iahuenee GA
the Specslassoa. In amount they we're
hardly up 70 exp@esstsons. berg only a
srisle rsnvc shmn seAn &C. VIXEN Il was
anticipated that nearly GWe.a would
60 forward
TEE share Speculation oy~rG4 firm and
ss1r.ng Tire flrss faass hoysr sac tendency
o. prsSes MAS rasidIy upward. thea came
. period - ssspr~xssng IN which ire raias
were rsasssy iex. Before no0n the up-
xx<d novemen< Mas rsnewSd with lIa-
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San Francisco. Jan. 11.-Cleared-Bark
Rufus X. Wood, Nanain1o- Departed
Ship Eiwel1. Nanaimso: schooner Charles
Hanson. Cray's harbor: schooner Ivy,
WiHapa bay; schooner Daisy Rowe, Coos
bay; schooner Ottflia E.jord. Gruy's haxbor
schooner Orient, Coos bay: schooner La
Gsronde. willapa bay: U. s. 8. Aiohican,
Puget Sound: schooner San Buena Ven
fura. Gray's harbor.
Frefghts and charters ship b.
r. Cheney. ccaa from Seattle to San Fran
cisco: American ship Elwell. coal from
Nanaimso to San Francisco: American ship
Occidental now at Departure bay, coal
thence to San Francisco.
The State of California broke her shaft
yesterday ami was unable to proceed on
her course north. The Columbia, coming
along. lowed her back into port.
Port Townsend. Jan. 1-Speciai-
Schooner II. c. Wright today was towel
to Departure bay TO had coal for Homo
lulu.
To sail tomorrow-Ship India, from Ma
nnanro for San Francisco: snip America
from Departure bay IT. Sam Francisco:
ship Glory of the Seas from Compx for
SAN Francisco.
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacon1a. Jan. Specialize steamer
Mexico brought In 50 barrels OF oil and 50
barrels OF fish from Alaska She took out
rs tons of general merchandise. The
Mexico viii meet the steamer City OF
Topeka at Departure bay tomorrow and
the captain and purser of each boat will
transfer. The City OF Topeka will lay up
in Seattle until January q. leaving Pu-
get Sound Tor Alaska ON the next reguDe
trip.
Steamer Umatslla took on 400 tons of
grain for San Francisco.
Steamer Rapid Transit brought In 30
tons OF British Columbia coal for he Pu-
get Sound and British Columbia Coal
company today.
What Is understood to be the first COM
bination cargo OF British Columbia and
Washington lumber Is loading for Port
Redondo. destined for Los Angeles. The
cargo IL koatiing aboard the steamer
I.akme. which has bcer chartered by
Frank O. Frazier The Iakme has load
ed a5o.oBe feet at Victoria. and will arrive
at Seattle tomorrow % take ON 10000 feet
mere and finish her cargo.
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en wsst He e - - II I = - -
&c 2. n 5. a e. q earh.
6sorSs r. Evans % d. b. Jackson ..rs
IL mt IN lots to Is, block Z d =
DENNIS d add n. sen<tie. "a
Arthur Grtf1a ard Joxr nkzre =, -.
g. keeesr and cnarsss \. Keslrr n. !
ana :. bsock Town q Enur,cl--
Mountain View cemeterr :. ,,,,,.,so.,
so = 4 Bissesl. los To & bbock Z cen
etery. q G.. 80
J. A.. Randotph to Japs reaxer. ~ =
H.ooe.
y A. Could 70 Thomas Flint ana r.s~~.
eiiyn BixbS. - $40 feet iox 5. baock 4
Lawiers add q c.
Masonic Ceme4ery Anspctzxioa 10 W.
Eaxsoefh 4 Stacey. lot al. cemetery. s.
OLE J. Borseth to Erk d. gsn,.eth - =.
: block 2, Novthern aAd. IN.
William Howell TO Annie 4. wo,s>~~
lot r. block 50. Seattle Homestead a. z
William SEeLeiiand 70 saxnh Z. Ee~-
lassas. bss and 7. block u, waIla wslI.
add. 81.
w = Nanny to John J. Brock. iot =.
block 81. Gilman Park. sl.sD.
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Tho Raara OF Trade.

Chicago. Jan. ii.--Pasthasfye made a Wig
oroas effort % remove the publish flavor
from the wsseat market previous % the
commencement Of the regular session. He
sold enough uz the opess board to crush
thu price Of May wheat 10 SIS I-sc ami IS
Lie, and had some for sale ON the regular
board 81 The same price. Some oS thu
scaspers took sides Win The big bear
trader hEt there were buying orders
enough 20 take al Tire early offerings ard
q: from s. i-sgi-4e up to IS s-sc. and whes
tisess were exhausted % continue 10 buy
until the price advanced 10 - 5-sas-sc.
There was az that ro.nt a general un-
loading % the earlier purchased wheat.
Receipts were small and exports fairly
liberal. while reports OF a good Inquiry
for cash wheat wsxe nutnerous and for
eign markets wcre gevser2aiy firm. De-
spsse the augssash news, the liberal selling
continued 20 the ses5 Of the sexssns. ana
May ciosra Al IS f-se.
Corn was very frzn 9zsrEsg tAe greater
part Of the session. but In closed down
around she price Il Sold for near the opss,-
sng May opeaesf AZ from a. 20 - lie.
aEss declined s-sc. closing az 81 .-sc. A
god nsssy fzzi pr5erw for oats were
h-yugfe out AZ she oprning Require
nssnts we're flied ard with few buyers the
rrsce very soon feit or 10 81 r-Se and csnS-
81 a. - 5-se
Tho highest a-sf lowest prices OF May
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sroKrIxe NOTES.

The NatFonsi Sporting club of London
offers 700 Tor a match between doe
Choyrsski and the Harsem Coffee Cooler.
or between Dan cree1cn and the Ccoler
At the New Orleans races FRIDAY the
winners were: Six furiongs. Kinlora,
1:3 ii: six fursonss, Old Dousag.oxa.
lis Ia; five furlongs. Resisna, f:lo i-2: sew
en- furlongs, Afetha Alien, 1.39 Ia; six fur
longs, John Cycfsa, rs "a
AT the st. Louis races Friday the vim
ners were: -Four ard half furlsngs.
Texas Frank, 81 i-2: five and a hasf fur
longs, III, Iii; four and a half f,ir-
longs. Martin curgsss, 81: Ave and a ham
flrongs, Impostsr. Ito L.. six furfougs.
J. II. Mace, 1:i9i-2.
AT the San Francisco races Friday the
wlrfors were: Five and half furiongs.
selling. Garcia. lis ii: seven furiongs.
selling. Snow Blossom. i.46: five and q
hat furfongs. sslsfag. Imp Empire. l.I9 IA:
about SIX f,frsongs. selling. Draw Scot.
LIS: five and a half fsiztongs. selling, Blue
Banner. DO
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CoSDsssED DISPATCHES.

Prensaer Tasiiom. OF Quebec. h very low
with inflammation OF the bowels.
Gen. Pspe. governor OF Berlin. has been
retirei ard Gen. Barron Won Loe appointed
TO succeed him.
Efsas Levy, a San Francisco pawrbrok-
er. was accidentally asphyxtated by gas
Wednesday might.
The residence Of ex-Counc1ansan Charaes
a. Thsensan, at Omaha. was burned
Thursday morning and Mrs. Tsiienian per-
fShsd-
The furniture store OF Jordan g. Nor
iarty, Park Row. New York. was tasizy
damaged by FIRE Friday. The loss is est!.
mated al sl5.opc.
The Chicago live stock exchange has
won decided victory In THE SUIT Of the
attorney general 10 forfeit IS charter
The suit was decided BY Judge CLIFFORD
who DECLARED that the bylaws Of the ex-
change. Tor the regulation OF as business
and defining the manner In which nsena-
hers shall solicit business. are yaha.
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Steamer Resale took out 800 head OF
sheep to Victoria last night.
Lighthouse tender Manzanisa left Ocean
dcck yesterday Tor sesniafsTnoo.
tug Portland left yesterday morning
for Port Townsend after a cargo Of pow
der,
Bark Nonantum win be towed from
Port Madison TO Port Blakeley to get q
cargo Of lumber.
Large crowds OF people visited the gas
oline schooner Moro at Schwabacher' .
wharf yesterday.
Steamer City OF Puebla will arrive to-
morrow morning from San Francisco.
and the Unmtilla Wi. depart
Ship Levi @. Burgess liz about half
loaded with Black Diamond coal and will
go cut she first OF next wreck.
Tug wanierer lowed the ship Spartan
out to sea yesterday with cargo OF 2.il7
tons OF Black Diamond coai for San
Francisco.
Capt d. B. jackson. OF the Northwest
Steamship Company. left yesterday
morning for Portland. and win return
this evening.
The following storm signal was received
yesterday by Local DEspIsyrnan Hatfield:
Continue Information signal. Heavy on
shore gales along the esass Storm Is
central of Vancouver island"
Steamer Mexho lett yesterday for
Alaska at o'clock. She had on board .
large stationary engine for The NOVEL;
Mining Company az Juneau. Alaska, be-
sides fusI cargo Of general merchandise.
The following passengers went up: KATIE
Petersen. T.. Ludytgsen.
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ssssas sinee January 1 cad For
Yesterday

essass transactions since January
- aFs SssaSs, - Tarnrr were filed Fog
49, ~ she essassy AUDITORS office ves-
- - s aeesss, The considerations s,<xre.
49, 49, s.sS@ 81 l'o.lawing IS the list. as
- ~ the Daily Record. room e.
~ssrnsaa alOck;
49, hs~s 70 Rene briggs. los II.
-. Gilman Park. Sc
10y Z. Thsssaaa 10 ae~.e Briggs.
e so sec + =, s. S.oo.
g. H wes< esS3ai Ia The susss
lr2 . "aSt IN Sc Sc sec u. =
y. as easssr, eov veaa No. ssa A I.
- fee, ssrs, asonE E ssss az
,s,s~ @ y =, =, J. r. Carl. Is - fe.sx
srss... .shs's'ss seth . rvsaz from the nu
h. ik : IN nw Sw CSC 8. "a *
p.e.s ssssa. Is IL sses ssrsn r,sunsnw
|su, es2s frer1 70 rNss south 81 ma
u - : ga sec 81. "A. :. J. 3. Rmney.
~. srs9 rssnnissy ss.ssA 50 sysss
- IS euv1sr ne sc see V. n. 4. on
s@sss asssssss, ss IL SCOT ssrsp
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Seattle. Jan. IL. 1896.
Exchanges al Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land ciearing houses today were:


Cfearances. Balances.
seattle .-.-.-.........s S1is 3 sls,z23 81
IaCSnLA ...-.......-.. 5s,o3S % l2.l2 Cd
The general movement of trade in both
merchandise and produce lines yesterday
was Light and values were about the
same as the ruling rates on Thursday.
Receipts Of produce were rather heavy.
and toward the latter part of the day
there was a disposition TO shade asking
prices In the endeayor to reduce stocks
and prevent accumulation
Sales OF fresh fruits are Of small pre-
portions. and prices are almost wholly
In favor of buyers. Choice navel oranges
are plentiful. and the light inquiry has
caused prices to become rather unsteady.
Medium stock was marked lower yester-
day. but dealers were striving to hold
fancy grades UP to the maximum quota
sion- Seedlings are in liberal supply, and
sales are fairly large at the low prices
now prevailing. Strictly choice apples
sel we'll. and At fair figures. but the
market IL SO abundantly supplied with
medium sock that values for all grades
have an easy tone. Lemons are IN good
supply. but prices are steady.
Vegetables are making a good display
with the products from the Sound and
the eastern portion OF the state. Supplies
are fairly large. and prices are quite
steady.
The condition OF the dried fruit market
remains unchanged. Stocks are not ex-
cessive. but the supply Is fully abundant
enough TO meet all requirement Some
choice arricots and large-sixed prlnes
are held steady.
Sales Of dairy produce continue steady
and OF fair proportions. Creamery butter
r. unchanged, but more liberal receipts
are looked for and lower prices expected.
Other grades OF butter are quiet. Cheese
Is plentiful and easy at quotations. Eggs
arc selling fairly well at the quoted
rates Poultry is steady.
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FOR Years and Year.

,ssae North Western lire has been THE
sAarsese lire between Minneapolis. 81.
Yxu, ard CA:cago. It's rcazsbed IL Ia
comparable, and every Improvement In
the way Of e1aipraens has been adopted
sy IL antii to-day It's trains are the meet
eoxnpIesely equipped trasas ocs Of the
Twin sasaSs Eyerywhere scod manage
,,sens shows itself n frst-easss soysp-
meat. the best service. AMI everything
.a~s witch gees To Enaks travel ccrfoEt-
AHA nows8ays Yes. sAe North Western
uee Is strictly IN Et ereTywh here an1 az
sserv rcgss ca sss s.ss nssaes 81 road
" ". Parker. Pusss Sound Agent. EEL
rsos.s ssrexs. Seattle
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NORTHWEST NEWS.

Mason Woodruff. a farmer, was thruwn
from a sleigh and killed NJ palouse CITY
last Tuesday.
The fortian3 fair. now closed. dsfrauied
everybody II could and died sn dee, dis
grace II was an injury TO the town.
FIRE az Victoria last Mosaiay DESTROYED
the White House hotel and It's contents
The boss on the building wss 5000; on
the contents Slice
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astxfiFIEp BY A SEATTLE MA,
The Eai.en reputss., Arrc.tsa for
seaetnk 81 600, Held for Trt.t

q" Jan. ia-Spcciai Frederick ].
- teller of the Seattle Savings bank.
- sea crowded isosisse at the rn,sl-
-. ss'afs to-day by picking out James
5 = ale fopnilss crater and president
= hs'szca branch OF the A. r. A,
-. vas sssarsei with stealing si,aso at
zkm- .sse money consisting OF ten sisa
nj Askefss picked Roses as the
- - - Changed one OF the bits a, HIS
- ne gave Ross SIS In Eoal and the
8 2. silver. TIRE gold was found
@'sen arrested When Aikens
Z. ,s.sss rsss he bad w.ssakcfs. He isa..
gta..,,ss WHEN arrested. hus Aikess
s. 49, hs'n all TIE same. and he was
" b q. 600 hS,s,sss. va
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Tamasave. Jan. 1.-The French bem-
barde1 Fara Fatra. four mEses Inland
from Tama1ave. The Hovas answered
with seven guns. but the French were
SUCCESSFUL. and the Hoyzs retired with
heavy loss.
Following are the details OF the en-
EAsefnesit: AT o'clock in the rnorrinx
the Frcnch cruisers Prfma Duet, Du
Petite, Thuars and Papin. supported BY
TWO guns OF shore battery. opened fire
upon the Hovas' position outside Tarna-
tase At II o'clock the Hoyas withdrew
me seven guns mentioned They were
badly aimed. and their projectiles did not
reach the French ships. The firing ceased
about one hour later. the Hovas having
suffered serious loss. The cruiser Priu.a.
Duet sailed away later In order to occupy
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valisfo, Cal. Jan. fI--wora has been
received by the commandment Of the navy
gard that Assistant Naval Constructor
George w. street. u. s. ~, died 80 San
Francisco today OF pneumonia. Con
stracter Street arrived from the East
only a few days ago fe~ duty 81 the
Union Iron works. San Francisco. He
was apsznsed frous wisconsin Juiy ]. fSss.
and had until rcceusfy been attached TO
the nnvy gard as New York
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g Asu ana rsns
- 0se 49, : Ssc- Com
I'm tnc ea'sk pace q tne cay
$50 &c aoHsF. asru usa-
'sTa Ana ffns i-ss nskaeT = runanr
sss0t = Pf0nzlntz1s hse slocx commission
49, sSsslszeu TIE recesfss Oh ncSs next
ek ~osAn asnossnt 70 <-a.eoa CAUSED sosne
q - azssu PseSaaseus but
pAc1s1s sesxaed mdssEosed % accept pres
sHs xs1es hor sefy much
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TO DEcIDE rHE cosrEsrs.
Judge Langley VIII Act Teday-An Coz
t~stants Hays Bonda Ready.

widespread interest has centered Gil
over the city In the decision In the elee-
ton contest. which Judge Langley vas
busy preparing In chambers all day yes
feTtiay. and which he will deliver at 9
o'clock this afternoon.
The decision viii dispose Of the whole
matter as far as the superior court Is
concerned and set at rest for the time
being the minds OF the people on the
question The fight has been an earnest
one end has attracted a. great deal Of
attention. not only In the city. but all
oyer the county. 1t Is understood that
each OF the four contestants has secured
his bond and has II In readiness TO flie
IN case OF favorable decision.
Judge Langley wiz hear no motion cal
ersiar today, but will devote all his time
to his decision.
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SAN rxANcIsco mAnkErs.
Brsadssufr. ana Gra,ns.

San Francisco, Jan. u.-Floarr-The only
shfprneuf Of cs,nsenuers.e ff,is weak vxax
to Central America. couxrissng $50 har-
refs. Family extras. IS. aeas so: bakers
extras. Sc. gsy3. 10: s,,r.4rfine q 5as5s 70
wheaf.-S<, far this meath only two vevs-
sells have cleared with what cargoes
iisr ih.tAsa - qu'ss- sos suanaaru snip
p..'s 49, = . -. = Aooae ene Top faae
-" y 10y ese14u lsaeis ne oo1aihcd .oF
"a. xx.s,a v+.t.. -.
fair average quality sna3ssc for h,,e.
stem. and 7eqf7e f-ac for Damn
BarIey-The cereal draus s,aa,x THO
demand for local nrsae< e tigh, : ~, sl,,.-
With. NJ, ss,,pnsnr 4no,,,rv n,,e,,.i,y -,
fair % xr,tst ,ss-asssac. rnv,sxx, 81 -.
brssxsrs- sa9asr
oats-Th. inr,usr,, ss nettbe- san.ra, No.
nresyxsnc whil, ssgscas arc ~ ,-sts,e-r rs.
eraf prnnorssor,s ssslsnr- s,e,, ,es.e. So
mise Il ozst Il. r., ns,,, fes., a. t-o,.s9, .,
r,o.f 10 x.hoaee. &, ,-,q,s,r. NOR - 81.
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STEAMERS.

EVERETT AND sN0HoMTsu ROUTE.
CIT RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL.
Leaves Central wharf. Tuesdays Thurs
laws and Saturdays a. a. 20. Tor Ed
ysonds. Mnkiiseo. Everett, AaEysy.fIe.
last Everett Lowell aid rfohouiish.
TO EN0H0MIsH. Eec.
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New York. Jan si---R G. Dun & Co.
szy: Failures this wreck are 40 in tsse
unssss4 States. ags.inst 90 iass yezr. ard
IS in cauada, sSziass 81 lesi year.
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STRAIT sTEAMsHIp coMrANY,

Seattle and TeWa6end-Seah Bar roatn
Sse4useY GATsApd leaves Yeaier dof.k 1fo1~
for Port Townsend. r5rt Willianas. Dnas
genexs. Port Anxesees Pert Crescent,
Getsyshyrz. pyshfs Ciaiiam bay and
o. IA. on oppoAste days. steamer Eyna1el
leaves Yesf<r dock for Port TowuSend.
rort Wifitaux. Dunx<nexs. Port Aueofe6
Fridays 81 So. n: exxsyee Geuttle 49,
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Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves S<attio
Monday. January az u midnJeesk;
TUESDAY. January at = midnlght:
Thursday. January 10. at ie mianight:
Friday. january II. at II midnight: Sal.
urday, January u. at u midnight. Leaves
a. nl. "Wednesday, January 8, Mt i. M
Thursday. January 10. at a. ua.: FridAy.
January II. at 10 a. m: Saturday, LAM
nj 10 a. m
Fare. 81: round trip. 81. good for three
days only. meals. s5c: herths. &c.
II. III. MCDONALD. M&k4er
Lilly. Bogardus q Co., inc. owners An0
managers.
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FOREIGN xARxxrs.



London. Jan. u.-Bar silver q s-led
Consols 104 7-l6.
Bank Of England discount rate. per
cent
.Producs.
Liverpool, jan r.-wheat-Spot frsn;
demand poor; No. 2 red winter. Is I'D
No. red spring. IS I'D: No. hard
Manitoba. s. Sd; No California, IS. I'd;
futures closed firm and unchanged: jan
uary - 3 Lid: February Is lod; March +
10 sd; April Is lid: May a II lid.
Corn-Spot firm: American mixed - lid;
futures closed firm with near positions
lad higher and distant positions un-
ctanged to ID higher. January IL Sd;
February Is Sd; March Is Sd: April Is Sd;
May Is Sd.
F9onr-Firm; demand moderate; St.
Louis fancy winter IS 3D..
Hops-kA London. Pacific coast e l5s.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA HOTTIE

STEAMSHIP CITY or KINGSTON.
s.9samI Nil. Tacoma. Ifi1sAri 4:4xaM
IL. lam Isl . Seattle: 81 81 Ar 1selnW
ssepniA rsfl9... Victoria ...EMfsISsi t.3opm
sDaily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesier wharf. eeAtt1a.
Fer rstes ard efheg Information Apply
I. A. NADEAT. Gen. Ags.. ~. II. n. ~.
fexler aSa. and Front st. b4affl0.
g. q. yEKKEd. Agent. Yesier wharf
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AL government Official experts pwo-
nounce Prsce's Cream Baking Powder
absoiutciy pure.