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FOREIGN MARkETs.
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Yayeruool Jan. 26-wheaf-F1rm: de-
mand poor. No red winter. - s l-sd:
No. red spring. SIS I'd: No. hard Mani
toba, SIS I'd: No. California. IS. Futures
closed steady, with near positions La
farthingz higher and distant positions 1
farthing higher. Business about equally
distributed. January and February. Is
slid; March. Is Slid: April. Is Slid;
May. A. I'd: June. IS Lid.
orn-Spot. Arm: American mixed, new.
Is ii Id. Futures closed firm at Bid
higher Business heaviest on early posi-
lions. January and February. IS: March.
A. I'D; April. May and June. Is s-td.
Flcar-DulI; demand poor; St. Louis
fancy winter. IS Sd.
Hops-~At London. Pacific coast e LIS.
financial.
London. Jan. os.--Bar silver, q 5-isd.
Bank OF England discount rate. 2 Fer
cent.
New York. Jan. .s.-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says: There was a
genera! reaction In stocks today,
due 10 the unsettled state OF af-
fairs tn France. AMI the sp-
preach OF settlement here followed by
the usual Paris monthly statement. which
will be heavy Investment stocks were
weak. Consoss were half a penny lower,
partly on realization and partly on ru-
n,crs of new India loan. These rauaors
are probably untrue. Americans were
dau to Cat on the reported export Of
90 In gold from the states tonor-
row.
London, Jan. 1.-THE plethora OF suoney
lie stsll 80 great that a large American
gold soan could readily be absorbed here.
Consois have touched i6s during the past
week and there was considerable reailx-
ing, but II Is believed that the price Of
these securities viz go stiiI higher. Ra-
saors are current of an impending Issue of
Intfian government sterling biss- Home
railway and foreign securities were fasriy
strong. Argenssnss advanced on the APP
pointnsent Of Setscr Ersbu 10 the rresl-
dency. Il would appear that mining Sc
curfstes have touched :he sop netch- The
rush TO secure profits unsettled the mar
ke.s South Africans generally exhibited
a decline. but the German AMI French
demand for these shares continues IN
aba.ea ard Will enable prudent snecu-
izsors 20 get out In time American rail-
road securities reiapsea TO their former
ssaynans eonss.son, with snaii sTszcusa-
tive buying of TIRE bess class % securities
These decreases were. Reading sfrses g.
louisville n Nashvfaie. NorsAern Pacific
preferred AMI Union Pacific each AID.
Denysr preferre1. wabash 6 and A<chi-
son nsortgxge. tI-s. Cc.sraa Pacific and
Erie seconds each
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AT Yosr rovssKxD,

TWAS VIZ Do so~isVct %
In the local produce market the move
menf Of trade yesterday was very quiet
and the prices were about the same as
on the preceding day. Receipts were
moderate and the general demand was OF
small proportions. There Is scarcely any
inquiry for fresh fruits, and even re-
taiiers are buying In smaA quantities.
Prices are low and dealers are not slow
TO shade asking prices when buyers show
any hesitation. Navel oranges are SELL
ing slowly and supplies are accommodating
Seedlings move steadily but at very low
rates. Apples are very dull. Tropical
fruits are very inactive and only small
sales are made. Cranberries are easy.
The demand for vegetables continues
fair and values are quite steady Quite
a number OF Yakima potatoes are being
shipped to the California market and are
bringing choice prices. Native celery Is
also much sought after. Squash and
pumpkin are in small supply and quiet.
Dried Trusts are selling slowly and
prices are a shade fir1ner on strictly first-
class stock.
Dairy products are In heavy supply and
prices are weak with a downward tend
ency. Fresh ranch eggs are In good
supply and sales are quite large at the
quoted rates. Poultry Is inactive at the
quoted rates. Movement In merchandise
lines was light and prices are Arm at
quotations. Supplies Of all commodities
are large
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Rresdstuna .nd Grains.

San Francisco. Jan. N.-Flour-Nat
cash prices family extras So i013. 50. bak-
ers' extras. s. sogs.4o: superfne. Races
wheat-The market Is not In good shape
for sellers. Trade is slow and prices
weak No. / shipping top quotations,
Sc lie: choice. 50 Sic. Milling grades.
quiet. 81 l-2ass l-ac. walla walla. lower
at = i-2l75c for fair averages: 75Gsoc for
bluestem and 81 i-2G7oc for damp.
Bariey-There Is no improvement In the
situation. Trade Is slow and the market
lacks vim. We quote: Feed. fair to
good. 1880: choice. 81 lac: brewing, $50
81 lac per Genital.
oats-Steadier: better inquiry and a lit
tie increase In the buying cause holders
10 be more cheerful. Milling. a.oe leg
LIS: surprise. sl.osf3f.i5: fancy feed. slg
Los; good to choice. a5casl: fair TO good.
eegassc: poor to fair. Sc l-eqs7 i-ec: black.
0. t-ec.
s.rss: wheat, 3.ass; Oregon, 4tl0: barley,
centais. 10, rye. sacks. 10; potatoes. sacks,
l.Ss4; Oregon, 6.sas.
Oaosssions.
wheat-Steady: December. s7I-se: May,
80 Lee.
Barley~Firmer: December. Is lac: May.
s. 5-sc.
Coru--t1sT IL.
Bran-sf3So.
Financial.
silver bars. 30 5-s9ss SIC.
Mexican dollars. 10 f-af7soc
prafss-sig ht. Il i-.c; telegraph, . lie
ttain.
Aha. 81; Alpha Consolidated. s: BeIcher.
a: Bes, G. Beicher. 81: Boiie Consolidated
Is: Bullion. 10; Rulwer Consolidated. 10;
Caledonia. 6, Challenge Consoliiashi, g.
cnoiiar. IS: Confidence, II: Consolidated
California ana Virginia, rs: Consolidated
Imperial. i: Crown Point. a.; Gould s.
Gurrte. y; HSle Il Norcrass. Is; Justice.
r.; Kentuck Consolidated. 4: Mexican. 50;
Mono. -: Noun. Diabio. ia: Occidental
Consolidated. 3; 0phsr. I5o; potoxi. IS;
Savage. a; Scorpton. o.. Sierra Nevada,
Il; Silver Hill s; Union Consolidated. so;
Utah consoIidased. 4: yellow Jacket. 81.
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rhs Beard q Trade.

Chicaxo, Jan. E.-The wheat market
opened In manner 10 encourage the
hope that Iiquidatiun had run It's course.
May. which closed yesterday at IS s-Se.
opened 1T &c bid. with sales at 81 1-sc
AT the sansAS time. After hanging around
sc for . while. II gradually weakened.
and about II O'Clock 1t was down to
s. $50. which was In previous low point.
Tho cauee OF recovery at the opening was
an unexpected gain Of LID In the price OF
futures OF American red winter whsaG a.
Liverpool. That started some local buy
Ing. but a. Soon ~ that ceased the dark
view OF the future again 9redcminated
and the decIYne reached was the result.
Chicago receipts for the day were - cars.
against s. year ago. Minneapolis and
Duluth received together ID cars. against
le6 q week ago. and 14S q year ago.
Guesses OF the visible supply for Monstay
range from so, 900 bushels to $4,000 BUSH
els decrease. Selling became liberal as
the session advanced, May closing at SIC.
having made . new low price record at
So 7-Sc.
The corn market. compared with wheat.
was firm on fair buying. although IN the
, end lower than yesterdays close. May
started strong At As 5-sc, or s-Sc over last
night. Owing 10 the heasiness the OPEN
ing advance could not be maintained.
The close for May was Is s-Sc, against
IS lie yesterday.
A fair business was transacted in oats.
Values at the start were somewhat firm
er and gradually eased of: closed a
shade lower, bat within very small
fraction of yesterdays last prices. May
sold from - 7-sc. the opening price. to
% lie. and closed at . Las s-Sc.
The provision market was steadied by
the small receipts OF hogs. shorts were
buyers. Pork opened at $3.50. fell down
to 1850 and closed at $lo.65. Lard
opened at 1915. Sold down to $50 and
closed at s6.72 l-2, as against 1851 1-2
yesterday. Ribs for May started at $50
and left OF at ss.5s. which was about the
closing price yesterday.
/ Closing Quotations.
wheas-,January. b SIC: May. 5sc bid.
Corn--January. 40 7-Sc. FEBRUARY. - 1-sc.
oats-January, q 1-2c: May. y l-29
. 5-Sc.
pork-Jan,ary. $40. 40: May s1o.ss.
; Larf--January, $S.55: May. $s.72 IL.
Ribs-Janaary. $40: May. SIS.
Barsey-54c.
Rye-5O l-2c.
F1axseed-si.i2 bid.
TimOthyr$S.5o.
Live stock.
About 500 cattle arrived today. Buyers
picked up the few hundred head on sale,
paying strong prices In expectation OF
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Inc above results seem to dennn-
ssna1e beyond q doubt that the state OF
washington b pee-exntnently adapted to
the culture Of bests for sugar making
purposes. We are very much xratff,ed
with the hearty co-operation that Rae
Esen extended 10 us fn the work. and
the general interest that has been man.
mested. Reports win be sent al a,on
as possible to all who furnished samples
for analysis.
Further experiments will be carrsed
on next year with special reference To
the Yield per acre and cost of produc-
hon- Seed will be again distributed
tree Of charge to these who apply. II
- hoped that many will cooperate with
US In this next years work. App,ica-
Lions for seed should be made not later
than March l.
In the meantime let every one inter-
esfed In the material DEVELOPMENT Of
our state keep the sugar beet question
tnoroughiy agItated: let sectional feel
ings give way to the general welfare.
and viii not be many years before
All the sugar consumed in our state viii
De manufactured within her horderx
The following tables are seIf-explana.
tory:
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Burns THE OLD RELIABLE Bruisss
IIlgxiCan IDslans Lininlelt
Rheumatism, Man or Beast. Sin J6intA


Bark Aldnn Bessse. lumber laden.
hauled out from B,akesey yesterday.
resiy for the sea-
Tisermcpysae. the clipper ship. which
hclzs the record for time bexween VAN
couver ard China. and Saa Francisco
and Sydney. Is ready To sasi from Port
Biakebey with lumber for China.
The schooner Laura Madsen has nm
sshca leading lumber at Blakeiey, and
win sail tomorrow for Mexico.
Steamship unsatasa Sails for San Fran
CISCO January s. and the city at Pueeia
Is due to arrtve on the sauna date.
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There was no change yesterday in the
cenrfscn OF Ho~atie Ssessoa. sae vtesira
az last Wednesdays nsili acrsiert. IL be
does net have . relapse wsssan the rext
swv or three days his Fecovsry VII as
locked for
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STEAMERS.

EVERETT RoUTE-SIR- GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 10 q. m. and $50 .. m
Leaves Everett 10 o. N, ard p. N.
sundav--I.ezves Seattle IL O. M Leaves
Everett > D. IA.
Fars-Ssngie trip &c: round trip. u.E.
Connects with beats for Tacoma and
Landims-Colnan dock. foot Of Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAyIGATToN
COMPANY.
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Fos Alaska.

STEAMER cHfLKAT
Leaves on February L At 10 O'Clock .. m.
rsor special rates inqu1rs az
J. q. CARROLL. Agent.
Te.eohnre e. schwaAachers Wharf.
4. W. McALLEP. Master.
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ana then advnnced 10 In TIE covering
Of sAer< eonarnetx Tna higAer range az
prices vas MT maintained fuF long ara
= decline OF per rent was reccrded on
free selling. ths iase being down on the
days 4ro1Wcttnnn Buflinxfun closed CD
Id a1d Eorthwestesn So. uAile Sc
P1ul and Rock Island ar~ unchanged
1Eoot of fhe railway sknckn traded In shcw
decilnRs 1t the end 81 the day from yes
ssrday's ANAL safsA 0o1ne few shares
show gains Of . snmll fx1cfion and Pull
man ID per cent higher. Speculation
was generally heavy In tome except with
In the last half hour wh<n = covering
movement ct In Tho narkst closed
dr1u
The week Just closed has been assas-
trous 70 the value Of railway and indus
trfa. shares. ard the low point Of the
month was reached IN stxty-xix Of the
stocks traded In. while some s19ares sold
below the bottom end OF hst year. The
continued heavy shipmenf % gold was
ono Of sise most depressing influences Of
the market. Involving as Il did. serious
decrease in the treasury gold reserve, ard
. heavy drain on the gold coin In the
vaults Of the treasury available for the
redemption OF gold certificates. Laquida-
.tion was plainly discernibie In tte shares
Of TIE recelvership roads and In several o.
tho low priced stocks Heavy blocks of
Lead common were thrown on the mar
ke.. leaving II to = belief in current su-
mcrs that the payment Of dfvf-
dends on the stock would be discontinued
and talk that the forthcoming annual
statement would be unfavorahie. The net
loss on the week Is is per cent, which
II within IL per cent. OF the lowest. Lead
preferred also shared in the weakness and
made = decline OF 3-s per cent. Northern
Pacific preferred. on > reiteration Of the
statements that an assessment would be
levied on the shares. sold down ia, with
. final rally OF IL. Northern Pacific COM
mon touched CTS. the lowest price ever
registered. Union Pacific attained an adj
vance Of IL per cent. in the early part OF
the week. but toward the close liquidation
Of long accounts came ana = decline Of
la 20 STA. the closing price being IL
below last Saturday.
Government bonds-Flrm. except for 60
which are weak and IA lower.
State bcnds-Duli
Railroad bonds-WeAk.
Petroleum Firmer:. February options
closed offered 100.
financial.
Money on cali easy at per cent: last
loan I. closed per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper. 2 saga 1-2 per cent.
Sterling exchange-Firm. with actual
business in bankers bills as $3.50 1-49
A-s9 1-2 for demand and $4Ss 1-4d4. IS liz
for sixty days Posted rates. 81 s96AS0
Commercial bills. A7 1-4a4s7 IL
silver certificates. 50 81 bid.
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-
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lsns .'''.-''.'.......' ......... A'ss"
Sp ....''...'..'. s's" $500.
$50 Nu''o ........' s'os,e'e
-,''a .'....'.'..'..s $500. S'ss0's0'
..'......
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Imports for the week.
The imports for the week were: Gold.
Sl21. asa: silver. 1914: dry goods. 81 $50 s66:
general MERCHANDISE. q. a07 LII.
II A. REQ ,,s. = s,,n III. r.
8. % req. az. pac;se e. ~ .os .ao. Ala
f,iAxa. la4. Ala fsla.- q ,A. Ala
e..a.s q o.. Ala C,rrarcv aa.Ia ~
r.onz,,. I. % 10. .s.s-o.,r, !. ,ao. ~
s..roI,,,. 3. ,es. ~ r.-.s,- !. 20. ~
S.arr,l,n. Nrr-r,,na .. r,..,n ~. g,
=. 81 -. IT,, ~. g. - ,oa. -
~, q. En-. ~ 4ss' W.
- s, -
.son =, w. .a.cl1aso -.
w. a ~ Sus' A0o'
n. is VI =. iu ~. Len. q
~ 10 lio' Len. ~. ". ~ 60 i-z'
Erie Seconus' M -. n. q >. a. es' W.
". n. .. a. q. lUo; II. = I. Cent.
as iG IL: n. q T. Cent. Is, iol IL; 81.
b. T. nrst IS. u S-S; II. X. T. second
A. III 1-2:Mutual Union IS, III: N. ].
Cent. General IS, Ill IL: Northern Pac.
lists. lib Ia; Northern Pacific eds. IS 81;
Northwest ConsolJ. LAB: Northwest s. F..
deb. IS, ito; Rio Granae West, lists,
6s l-2: st. Paul Consols Is, rs 1.2: st.
Paul c. & p. w. IS, 10: st. l.. al. NJ.
Gen. IS. 70: st. l.. & s. r. Gen. g.. 1os:
Tex. Pac. lists. 81: Tex. Pac. Ids. % "a:
Union Pacific lists OF 90 lo3: West shore
As ,os.
Atchison' as-ss ADAMS express, H.
Alton. IeFre haute. 90 Alton, isrfe
sifadIe preferred. lsc; american Express.
hv' baitimore onio' % l-z' Sanaua IA
enc. % i-z. Sanaaa southern "; centrdi
racine, IL II. Ches. q ONO. 10 s-4: Cnic-
Ailon. AS Chic. Bur. q quincy. Hi-f;
Snica9o 1as. sonsoiaateu CAS-
Ia Z. Z. Z. q 81. Louis, 81 l-2' colorado
Soai g iron' si~z' lotion oii Certhcaies.
Del haasof. i@e Ia. DeL Lack q
west ioe i-z' Den. X Y. preferred.
% IA bisuiiefs g ea'ue Feeders Co..
Ns-s' Erie. ss.s; Erie preferred. 20 Fort
wayne, is.. oseat Nor.nern pid. ha'
.aicaso q Eastern Illinois piu. W; HoeK-
ING saiiey. 10 i-s Illinois Cent, 81 81.
laA q Duiulh. ~, KANSAS q texas pId-.
- 80 Lake ETse q West. ~ Lake Erie
west pla., ~ ga Lake Snore' iss l-s''
Lsaa trust. 20 Louissiiie q Nashville.
- ~ i1ouissane q Ne" Albany q Man
naetah sonsonoa.ea. iss s-s' memphis &
Sha.assloh. io' Mica'san ssatfai. -. MIS-
sousi racihc' - Mobile q OHIO. ls'
.sasnslaie Aha'L, "a Nalional Sornage,
49, Naslonai eoraage pia-. Va =. j.
eeaaIaa. % a. Nor'otk g west. pfd..
- -, So.'h ames,sah eo.' -s-N NORTH
. 500 Softheth facihc ria..
- -,
n Y. Central ~ s-t. " e. N~w rr.-
land. sof-s: Ontario 4 Western r5ss.
Oregon Improvement. III: Oregon Nav,ra.
sion Is; Oregon short Line A. Istah North-
ern, 4: Pacific Mall. %: Peoria, Dec. &
Evans. sl-i: P;ttsburg. fS; Reading,
ss-i: Richmond Terminal. 1918. Rich
nond Terminal rfd, aos Rio Grande
.sa4u. " rau'' % II. 81
:, ar - rsds =. 60 80 a' , g oaaana. = H.
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ner, acres In noEsaa$at Corner g - OF
rw Ia section .. township =. range 4
January /. ten-
Frank Seymour 70 Crown rsxtiiEeries
Co. lots Is. IA. block Is Pleasant Valley.
January 10 sea
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King Alexander Of Serv5a 10 In Paris.
The r~serae rsssser Perry - at Monte
vixeo. os her way xround Cape Horn 70
san Francisco. Al on b1art are wtsl.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MAKKEr.

Portland. Jan. 26.-whcat-yalley, "a
n 1-2c per GENITAL: Waiia waIla. 4oGalc
per bushei.
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OFFICERS AND rRusrEEs-
Arthur A. Denny. Vice President
John Leary Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. MAn'gr.. Cashsr. Sec'y
Frank /. Blodgett...,.... Assistant Cashier
Sgmund Schwabacher. John Collins.
E. c. Neufclder. i. w. WiimanA
.Transacts savings bank business ex-
clus!veIy.
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000.
Interest allowed per annum. Six Der
cent on term deposits. per cent. on or
binary deposits
Dividends declared last days Of May ana
November. Loans made On real estate or
approved collaterals only.
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49, estate tran scstors xthce January
-. - are SsssstsS There ~ere flied for
-. saturday , deeds. the coasiasra-
Is sksreszttny s.. 80 Following h the
- ssrnssAet by the Daily Record.
ssheuermaa bloek:
ia :. Elder "a Henry J. Schwrtui.
III w "a ct So -. se<stioa 81. town
FSage 4, January Is. sso
:. sscaa 20 Wellington j. Faux
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP ca

Dispatch steamers from Seattle = ~
lows:
and Victoria, ct q. M 6as6engof1 -
ceived on board 1T q. m.) Jan. 6 & ~
Is q, q
For Alaska, Jan. g ana q, It "a. IA,
From San Francisco fer Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. At q m. Jan & ~
Is %. q and %.
Tickets may be obtained AZ the cfIloo G
the company. az Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODALI.. PERKINS . CO..
J. H. JOHNSON. r. B. 8upt.. oenttlo
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THE VANCOUVER RoUrE--A TRIP
= THROUGH THE isLAND4
Steamer Utopia. J. A. OBnen. Maete&s
trail wharf p. m. Mondays and Thuros
days for Port Townsend. AnacorteG. 1Q1fs
haven, New Whatcom. Blaine ara m
Fare ss 10 Elaine. g: fars to vsncouvsus
For further information apply q c.
trail wharf.
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BEET TESTS
- Ae Perfect Adaptar
q Washington Soil
xpes MADE At puLLaaAs.
,useusural College. Pullman.

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49,
= - er.As.. s...s...
h .ss. - -. - :. $. :
~ g sl - 80 .--~-..s-, 8.
s lne = .s-s.s.,sss. - -.
= - ~ - -. - -.
& = tse 49, ''s. , -. :. = - -
pef12s ". - : :. = 800 -.
~ uuf1d p1oua1. - :. - ~. = $.
; yenss aeo vassa - =
s - g = ven 1870 49, - .t's
M pos n -
- nnee - I.i.s uas.r -
n 1rpdncssoi ens III 49, 60
n'ncn ms He. 49, z''as1 q
II .t.sn si@ 1as.s,s - .nr1ne1
{xtGwZ KWx-J111 Es1<18% 1z1&<k4J3v<0 ere.
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HOTEL BUTLER.
4 Valuable no. Polsonsa.

When J. G.. Blake. manager o. the
Pacific Postal Telegraph company. went
out Friday morning from his house en-
Lewis. near Madison street. he found his
valuable ST. Bernard dog dead In the
yard. There was foam at its mouth
and 1t had evidently beep poisoned.
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{ In spring the chemical department
u ~ experiment station began a series
+ i5sss On the adaptibiiity OF Washing
- ~ and climate to the production
~ Unr beets suitable for use In the
nnsscture Of sugar. We advertised
H. kufnfsn seed free Of charge to ali
- would apply for the same and
1pn to follow certain specified dfrec-
- for cultivation. The number OF
licstions received was much greater
- anticipated. and seed was fur
- 10 1850 different parties. when
WESTERNS /,
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Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail leaves ctr
Dock. foot OF main street. Monday. We'd
Townsend. San Juan Islands and Ne0
WhAtcom. ~
TIME CARD.
North Bound-f4eAve Seattle so & ms
leave Port Townsend 100 q. M; LeAvS
Friday Harbor i1s5o .. M leave Hoeho
Harbor E-D .. m: arrive New WhAtnouo
$50 p. m.
South Bound--Ieave New wAatcom 60
. M; leave Roche Harbcr 1l:oo 8 n !
leave Friday Harbur i3:0o M: loQN9
9.fs p. N.
u r. Thompson. managing owner. J. ~
Hatfield, agent Phone. 81
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

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WEST COAST STEAM NAvroArroe1
COMPANY.

STEAMER FARALI1ON.
Dispatches ssssHzners for San vraxr1noo
February o - Aarch Z. =. and every 81
pssssnxes and frSghs ruxes sss iow~ue
Tickets and freight rates can - ..
tanned By applying 70
T-raon dock. foot Ut Uns0u e6ret, uoat.
tie Tezeph0ne g.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP ConGHAafY.
Honolulu and Auatro1Aa.
Seeaxners leave san FrAnc8aoo xoR AG00e
lulu. samoa, Auckland. ". z. and -
ney. n. s. W.. wftAou< change.
Steamship Alameda. February Z. 4AA
January L.
T1IoS A. GRAHAM. AGENT. ntnxrs.
Boyd block Seattle
b. c.
J. n. Spreckss. a Hrun. Co. 0eDna
Agents. San Erarrc3a.so
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FIT ON rHn .rIrn-

SEATTLE 10 TACOMA
Four round trips daily. except 0un6nHs
In one hour ana t1eDsY-0ve untnm1nh
THE STEAMER FLYER.
Regular daily tripa. SoAktla-I0nonnD
route - follows:
TuEsDAY. NAY &
TIME CARD:
Leave Seatt1e-7:A HIS 4. N. ~ "a
2. M Leave TAconA-s:3o q NJ Ia -
400 p m. ~
Sunday
Leave Ssattle-SN - = N. is.oa 80 = -
Leave Taecusa-A.3 q. n. 50 - -
Landing at n. +. wharf. Tacoma 81
Seattle &
sand.ys excsrstoa rates o. s1eansa
Ffeetwood: fare. aoc.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND sEATTLD
ROUTE
s. Wiley Navigation Cas- steamer +
MUI4TNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD:
Leave. Arrive
Olympia at.S:so m Tacoma az. 50 Z n
Tacoma at. 1000 a Seattle at. 1890 u
Seattle att loo m Tacoma At. 500 a
Tacoma at. $50 IA Olympia at Csc 3 -
Kamiichie. - Is
FARE TO TACOMA, 80 CENT?
Landing, City Dock, foot OF Main n&roo1.
CAPTAIN L. WILEY. NanarsT.
CITY OF ABERDEEN-sEATvTL IA.
COMA AND OLYMPIA
Ar. Tacoma. $50 = m
Lv. Saastte.7:so g. NJ Ar. Olympia .as0o > ID
Ar. HeAttte...7:1o u
FARE TO TACOMA, 60 CENTS.