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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-04
1Hr SEATTLE MARKETS


Prices Paid To Farmers FOR Country
Produce.
rss following quotations are the prices
al % farmers and producers by Seattle
s..asss houses for articles named, the
49,. % be delivered in Seattle:
Hous-choice. new. +n5e per pound.
nav On car load lots)-Pugst sound.
tns,Ay. Egal per ton; Eastern Wash
tg,oa. 8: mixed. $50.
.ala On car lead lots)-Oats. choice
rss.sfn Washington. slldi2; Puget sound,
ian barley. So per ton. wheat. chick
o. feed. ssDGlis; corn. s@: cracked, s24.
patstoes-NtS s0sfS per ton.
Bitter. Eggs and Poultry-handied on
enmlsEioa
uaes. rslts ard Tallow-Heavv safted
,,ssss. over % n. per ID. 5G6c: me-
DUN. per n, i9f5c light, under IS ibs.
ter n: heavy cows. &c; light, &c:
,sltsa ksak G.. and calf, per III.
e. green hides. 1c less than sailed: dry
N4sss, Der n. Me; culls OF above, one
salra less dy elk. per N. Sc: dry deer
SAFES sgmiusr per ~. asd25c: good win
sy ,ae1e. poor and thin winter. 5F7f0c;
,fesp sslrs efsecs fun wool, gouenc:
vol. wsiera Washington. sc per ID:
tsas~ agglisc.
Else st~nk-choi"e beef cattle. cows, p.
egc. steers. 2Zf2itc: choice sheep. 2isR
~ god hogs Sl67325. calves. dressed,
re. &c; small. 5ts9e7e.
3gs-Sureuoi qual.ty. per VI, fir. $3.50
- ehoiee cedar. SEQ: common, per NJ.
Isrrucs logs. s..
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Hibbard & Norton received a cable from
their london agents yesterday Of the first
great sale Of sailed seal furs held there
this. season. The price was not nearly as
high as was expected. and IL is believed
that many shippers will lose money. The
sales Yesterday comprised 5000 Alaskas
COR skins taken on the islands,, 1870 Cop
per islands, COCO Northwest coast. The
latter averaged AS, which is 20 per cent.
higher than they fetched last year. but the
Alaskas and Copper Islands were 5 per
cent. lower than last year.
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e1ae3a shares ard TIE sale. OF Sugar sb-
scrbe5 1AA9 shares OF TIE latter record.
leaving only $50 shares Fer tire railroad
lsst. Sugar opsae1 tractsonally higher a:
lez. advanced OF large dealings 10 1o.
reacted 70 ISs and closed az lS o. 2
poarss ret lower as compared with the final
price OF tie previous day. IRE early rise
had been attempted 10 os explained by 4
higher position for foreign sugars and shs
alleged improved statistical position o. ina
Ensch. II was declared, fore
shzaowed the declaration this week OF tAs
regular dividend Shrewd Judges OF the
market claimed tJ detect IN the scoop the
mastery manipulation OF the largest in
teres: IN the property. The general market
opened active and higher on favorable news
from abroad. ruEnoys OF an early Panama
r-zliroad-Pac-6c Mail settlement. the ex-
pectaton OF an increase n the dividend OF
the common stock OF the Northwestern
company this week. and estimates OF IA
yorahle earnings By the Granger roads.
In the railroads. although business was
very light. the influences were operative
nearly al day. On the other hand. ths
detection by the traders OF heavy realizing
sales IN Sugar az the top figures inspired
a drive az that and other Industrial shares.
Toward the end OF the first hour there was
a sharp inquiry for the Changers ard other
leading railway shares, which was sim
uIated by the belief that the exports OF
gold tomorrow would be limited TO ~
10000 order by a Gerran-American bank
ing house. Immense blocks OF Sugar stock
were thrown on the market after midday,
and the price steadily recedsd. It's weak
ness, however, did not influence the gen.
eral market until the final hour OF bust
ness. when a general reaction set in and
some material declines were recorded. Pa
cifc Mail. on the rumors elsewhere noted.
proved superior TO The general easier tend
ency, and gained Ia. per cent The trans
actions IN bonds aggregated G.2se.00 The
market was firm and higher with the gains
chiefly fractional. IN government bonds
the old IS. coupon and registered. and new
ss. coupon, are slightly higher, others un-
changed. STATE bonds inactive, railroad
bonds firm.
Money and.Exchange.
Money on call. easy a, 2d21. per cent:
last loan, ~; closed, Ga per cent; prime
mercantile paper. 3%.G5 per cent. Sterling
exchange firm, With actual business in
bankers bills az sassy for emand and
s4.S72ta4S for sixty days: posted rates.
slssis and AS9E44po; commercial bills.
NS5a. Silver certificates. s.Q67Ac.
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STApLF "GROCERIES

ssfy tsrns o. credit,
STABLE GROCERIES,.
ssas tiohblagl-Ghlden c. IN Dbl.
sr- SO. extra 'C'' IN Dbl. per n. 4H.c;
81 graRulated. Ia Dbl. per 10. Sic: cube.
~ pwdered. CSC; &c per II discount
= ast cash 4r 1r.ces quoted
faple surar-Five-pound boxes. scol-
hs3 70 The -. i5c per ID: escorted
as Esc per pound.
Fm. etr ~tanbinEl WASHINGTON
rarAt per hhl. g. patent. s2as. Pater.
F~seHen'. sac: Novelty A. s2.S: Calf
Sra hraods. $50 Dakota brands. $3.50
te $50 "a Gour. rr hbi. 81 81: per
st ia; graham. per bbl. sss5.. or
- sacks. So per cwt. rye foEr. per
II go or .oih sacks. $3.50 per rwt rye
81 per thl. $40. per cwt. $40. cat
fzfs per bbl. si5aG15 20: homlny.
- cwt GI5. cracked wheat. per
fst rs. rolled wheat. $40 bbls.
nss Na whole wheat four. Ter cwt
e pearl barley. Io-lb sacks. s2s0: -
{ BOXES G. split neas per i01-fb sacks.
= IN boxes. fhr corn neal. yellow.
> gs. s. 20. white. los. s2I0: sos. 81.
beaas~tlobbinE1Sm white. per N.
pink. pcr lh. 2t.r. Eay1s. per n.
r Lima. par ~. 3fsc.
ee-Jelbing'-sapt1. sE5isc: China,
3 ser p isiarl ~ GsAc.
red peas-,Jobeing)-Ffeld, Ter n,
-
Observation-Disclosures. so-rh sacks.
ton gfG&. American dairy, a-in
S. per ten. SIS. Coast. half ground,
I'D sacks PER ;oa. so. 5-fn sacks, per
*a III IN SACKS. e in bale. Sis. 5-rb
as p IN bale, S1l5. f0-ih sacks, y in
he tH
1ri-JohblnEAIgome rendered. per
Sinclair, t~lerres. 9isc. lex 'cat. ste:
a. compound. t~lerres. &c.
1Q8ce l0bbinE) - Grcen-Norha. per
Sc. Java. per -. zac. Costa RIGA.
&C. per y. ~. Rio. per n. &C.
= ssfn sizes 81 tuo - cases per
&@ eAIb eases. per cwt. s. 81.
eases per cwt. So n. Java. 5a-fb tin
'r h ~ y I'D au-io -acks. 5ic.
ss'h Mocha, ssc. pesSer-y blead. SIC:
@c; ground coffee. 04 1t4c.
observation-disclosures fs-ro Pre-
tc LIB Eagle. e5c. star. n-lh
oscoa-Jooa'nE1-rpps h-ro uns. "a
~N% G'-c Bskers s. c-lh ooxes. 40:
H"aten.s. IN ua=. SIC. L-Ib tins,
s u1s. s..
Aea1 Hse1 Nlk-tJobhiurl-Earle. per
&@ Highland. unsweetenef s. %,
Nhatles Creara. s. S Standard. $50,
A"eWecteae3 So Economy. s.
ts 0ohh.ax1 - Worcestershire,
Ger tor. 81 medium. So pep
&t1ee pjrts, per cog. 81 q. tomato
'nAfo~t a. pirts SIS Per dor.
N~ PeT dec. sniaer : psnts. 81.
80 jasolrc}-Drlps hh,s. Per gal
dr'ia hslf bals. per gallon. 4Ac.
AfES, ger k~E- g -. 5rips. gallon
g. VsF case. s.. drtDs. half gallon tins
't2. trips. half gallon tins
&aF New Orleans molasseS
l.. TINS rer case s. g maple
NAaa gallon .ns per 15z. 50. hal.
= .rs 0e~ 17z s 20. Eve gallon tack-
H'iS i-ga},o0 can. per dor.
: ai.-salio1 cans. s.. quart bottles.
f,ursa.l-n Jackets. So.
= ~''a tns, 81 a4lS bols. sc per sal
N-Jost,cr}-@lfo pals. IS: pagl-
:. "4eh SO. California. 10 cans.
cas- peg taa s. -
-Jooh.- es-CowN. Der -. 1915.
California. pure. [ealsan can
Z, A7o0s. per deg. 81. hall gallon. per
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Dec. 3.-Arrlved-Mack-
NAV. Tacoma: Homer, Coos bay; schr
Allen A, Gray's harboT; c Pearl, ina
laska. Departed-Australia, Honolulu.
Freights and charters-Br sh Galgate,
now on Puget sound, lumber thence 10
DpiagOa Ray.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srRs GARLAND AND EvANGEh

geattie and Townroud-Nesh Bay -Routa-
etssmer Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Frdays az. 12IS
A m for Port Townsend, Port williams.
Ce,fysburg Pyrht, Ciaiiam Ray and Neah
paw: returning. arrives Seattle ESQ 2. M
nn ouposite DAYS Steamer Evangef leaves
ys.Ier cock FOR Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at go
q m: arrives 6eaftie alternate days ]
.. m.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLH
ROUTE.
q. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at. $40 n mFTacoma at. 9:O o m
Tacoma at. 10 % n IN Seattle at ..i1:o0 m
Seattle at. 100 p IN facoma at. 90 p m
Tacoma at. $50 D mDlympia at. sso p IN
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle -. 30 a m Tacoma 49,. $50 q m
Tacoma lied 90 a m Olympia -. loo p m
Olympia 80. 200 y mgTacoma ..... 300 p m
Tacoma 49,. $50 y m Seattle .....- 7:D p m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. q
cents. Landing mt Seattle. City dock. foos
Of Main street.
LILLY, BoGARDrrs a CO.. Agents
City Dock. Telephone. Main q.
Capt. l.. Wiley. Manager.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

Dispatch teamers from Seattle a. fo%
FOR San Francisco, via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at 8 a m. passenxcts ~
cetyed on board at J a. m) pecemoer ~
9. IL. 10. "a. %.
For Aiaska-Decemher 4 ana I.
From San Francisco for victoria ana
Puget Sound ports 81 3 a. m.s Decemoes
j. c, II. 16. q, d. 81
Tickets NAV he obtained at the cntoe Of
the company at Ocean dock, seattie
GO0DALL. PERKINS, CO.,
General Agents, gan Francisco
J, r. TROWBRIDGE. p. B. supt.
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TIME CARD

TIME CARD.
Single fare. Enc; round trip dc. 90.
Leave Seattie-74s, ILLS e. M: 49, o"S
2. m.
Leave Tacoma-s,3o am: !. 4:s0. : .. m
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle a m. II m. D Pm
Leave Tacoma-a:30 a. m: 2:0. l:D p. m
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf Ia Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot o. NM
rion street, Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington. fare Sec.
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CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH u

North boun8-rIeave Seattle q m:
feaye Port Townsend Z A. m. leave Friday
Harbor II 10 a. m; leave Roche Harbor
II 10 o. m; arrive New Whatcom. 9 y. m
South bound-Leave New Whatcom q
M: leave Roche Harbor 2 a. M; leave
Friday Harbor 10 a. m. leave Port Town.
send o. m. arrive Seattle 7ab .. H..
J. r. manaslns S~ne'. Anss
Phone. Main 81
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. 1 club, 4ec: blue stem, sc.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland. Dec. 3.-wheat-Valley. BE
WaIla Waila. soc per bushel.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
RreadstuffS and Grains.

San Francisco. Dec. 3.-Flour-Family
extras. S3.Sa9S.45; bakers extras. sSl54
as; superfne. s2.35G2eo.
Wheat-No. l shipping. 9Tzc; choice.
9SAe; milling. $l.05.
B~arley-Feed, fair TO good. e5G66Ac;
choice, exc; brewing. I2lkGS0c.
Disabling. 67Ed72izc; Surprise. S@G
Csc; fancy feed. 75asoc; good to choice, %
G75c; poor to fair. 57l3g62ikc: black, for
seed. Sf10nI.50: gray. 64z872i2c.
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks. u.eil:
wheat. ~centals. 1.612; barley. centsls. Il
s95: corn. c~entals. 1855. beans. sacks, 1.lS3:
potatoes. sacks. 9S7; Oregon potatoes,
sacks, 100: onions, sacks. 81, bran. sacks.
5se; m~iddIings. sacks. 74S; hay. tons. S64;
straw, tons s: hons. bales, 10; mustard,
sacks, 600; wool. bales, ?: wine, gallons.
S7.70O; brandy, gallons. $500; hides. num-
her. 10: r~aisins, boxes. $50; quicksilver,
TASKS, s..
Wool.
wool-Fall, short. trashy San Joaquin
plains, 3G5c: good san Joaquin plains. "a
&c. southern and coast. 4G6c: mountain
woods. defective and heavy. 5G6c: middle
counties. free. 7dSc: middle counties, de
fective. 5Gec.
Hops-5d7c per pound.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-December. 9SSsc: May, NoA.
Barley-May. 6S%c.
Corn-s0c.
Bran-sl3.
Produce. Fruit. Etc
Middlings. $lSa2t: bran, s125oUl5.
Hay-Wheat. S>m12: wheat and oats. 8
mii. cat. saD9.5o. alfalfa, @$617.75: barley.
s6Blf7a. clover. s6GfISo' compressed. $500
II. stock. SdI6. straw. 3af6ec per bundle.
Potatoes-Salinas Burbsnks. 6GuS5c; Rlv
or kurhanks. So63f sec Oregon B~urtsnks, s.
as. river reds. Goa tc: sweets. sLM
Vegetables Onions, 1f555c: cream
souaSh. -. cucumhers. nst ,0~- toT17t0es
47s5c: string beans. 4G6c; Lima beans,
Fisafr: green peas. 2ufc. green peppers,
"a &c: carrots. 31afNc; cabbage. SIC: gar
nc. 4T4t5c. dried peppers. Sasc.
Frait-Apples, Ne. 1. 75cGxl-3; common.
e-Gsle. Spitzeuherg, $3.50; huckleberries.
Se4t. cranberries. 5000; pears, winter
Neuts. Sai.ae. other varieties, 4I60c;
Mexican lines. s.; California lemons. com
mon. sif9l%; DO. good 20 choice. *I582;
A. fancy. 6 goG3.51. California oranges.
seedlings. St.7512: raveis &If3.25: Next
can oranges. SlHaf2, japanese. Sig1.25:
bananas. st2T2: p.neapples. EaG4.
~tar-Fau creamery, 54ft re; seconds
60. seae9c. fancy dairy. 20 uc: seconds,
cheese-Choice 20 fancy. eGloc. fair to
Soe3. ef5Sc. Eastern. 19Gls's"
pouItry-LIve turkey gobhlers, Ii812c;
hens. mare: rocsters, old, sfCi -. do
Young. st7f5. H~rolers. small $-Sg3; 60
large. S@EG39; hens. N95; ducks, g %
ass geese. S15Aft-I. pigeons, Old EIGLIi
pigeons. y1uoE. N&1fl ~
Game-pucks. maIsr3. g. teal. SiT,
spr'g. u.U; widrson. SIS white geese, SO
Is. gray geese. SO snlti 1lcAs. 81
guam. SC; hare. SIS: rabbits. Us
.Lr ATaF-
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SAN JUAN IsLANDa
sTEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.

Carving United States mali. leaves City
6ock. foot OF Main street, Monday, We'd
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Honolulu and Australia
Steamers seave san Francisco fur Hone
lulu, Samoa, Auckland, ~. a.. and sydney.
n. 4. w, without change
Stermship MonowaL December IL : .. m.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia De-
cember Is, 10 a m.
TtfOS. A. GRAHAM. AGENT, Starr
Boyd block. Seattle. Also corner Eleventh
and Railroad streets. Tacoma
j. ID. spreckels & Bros. Co. General
Agents. San Francisco.
FOR BREMERToN. ~. 8. DRY DOCK.
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY.
GEN. CANBY
Leaves Central wharf, TIVE round trips
daily.
Leaves Seattle at $50 a. m. and $50
n. n, except the second Sunday In each
month, then making one trip only, leay-
ing AZ I y. m. Leaves Sundays at 9 a. M.
and { D. m, touching at al intermediate
points.
IL noon; leaves Charleston at Z a m and
u. 10 .. M: caves Bremerton at 71s o. IN.
and i2:2p p. m. arriving at Seattle at ,
q. III. and 2:15 .. m.
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Silver Bars ..... SIS DTafts. slght.....2a
Mex. DC. - ,%G@ Drafts Teles graphs
NV YORK

New York. De- 2-The Transactions n
Surar stock overslaSe4 tae snure uarket
today. In a total % @iSN shares for che
general market, the Ina@su4A1s figured los
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were h. GO az m. lover. Ye~--- RAJ
streets statement wzs received ire r-sce
had declined % HI-c. Following rs ~
ceipt. however. X rafEeE 10 sg.ea-sr hu.
a~1stntzined that advance criy a very sSor.
tine before rolling down again 20 sE-e
No red winter brought &c ever Decern-
Der. Tbs May future. however. got down
20 T.c ard closed az Snsc-
Corn opened az &S-hsc. ana declined 70
= closing a. that price bid.
Oats were the best market on the foor,
December o7ened az HE, sold 10 iSTsc. ana
closed At that.
Hog products were fr-ne-. the REGENTS
being not as large as expected. There VS.
DOT much business during the LAST hour.
and but slight changes n values
CLOSING Quotations.
WAeat-Dece-nber. &c; January, SO
torn-Decemoer. SIC; January. Csc.
oa;s-December. lose: January, IKE
P0rk-December, s3,sei4; January. &Tz
Laro-Dscem5er, A0; January. &S9
Sc.
RIbs-Deenser. Aa: January. s44e
A<sS
Rye-2sSc
Barley@%lSc
FfaxseeG-siI-99.a
TlmotAy-2W.
Live stock.
Trade was fair at yester.ay's prices.
choice cattle being active and strong and
all others rather slow and barely steady:
common to strictly choice native dressed
beef ard shipping steers. SI4.S: COWS and
bulls. S4S: calves. C751575: the stoeker
and feeder trade was slow at unchanged
prices.
An active demand for hogs sent prices
up 0Hloc, sales being at S40a365: pigs sold
freely az s393a.
Sheep were salable az s2G340: Westerns.
S-+s9SSo, Common to prime lambs, S3QI4a.
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STEAMERS.
Fly ON THE FLYER"
TO TAG.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except SUNDAY.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes-
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seattle-Tacoma
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY Z
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For rates. sro.. inquire of
a u. YERKES.
Yesler Wharf, Seattle.
L. A NAnFAu,
General Agent N. p. n. r.. Seattle.
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These steamers furnish irst-ciass &C.
c-cumoGations. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leave from Yesier wharf,
Seattle
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RrAL Estate TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January ] and 70
Yesterday.

Pal estate transactions since January /
49, ave e. saNlA& Tae-s acre Eed fur
-ecora yesterday S deeds. he ~conzaera-
- ing xaG3. Following - a list FUR
-sh4a by .he Da1Y Balleen. room =
Scneuernau block;
Metropolitan Land C0aIa-y % ~ u
-og ssoek &. T. Hanforl's AID. South Sc
at.le. December Z. I%4, g.
Ezra If. Afesker es TX 20 TIE K AeeA&f
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Between Seattle and Victoria. h c,
% . m iLvt.~.s sseettle ....IAr
] a IT Lvb...Port Townsend. Arii2.O D IA
s a MARI. Victoria ......lLyf IAN
sDaliy except Saturday.
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|TaE MARKET REPORT.

-uAsT FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland Dec .. rs
~ s. PAGUE. Forecaster.
IMPAIRMENT or AGElCLL
-pE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
sea.tiA De ~
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L. & Z. LrNE-sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE
WEEKLY TINE CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves Seattle-December 3, at Z a. m;
December 8. at Z a. m; December q, az
Z a. IN. Leaves Mount Vernon-Decemner
4, at 7 a. m: December 6. at I a. M De-
cember g. ut 7 a. m. Calling at'TutaIp
~oing south Sunday and north Tuesday.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Seattle-December z. at Z a. m;
December 4. at 7 a. m; December D., at
z a. IN. Leaves Mount Nernon-Deoember
NJ z a m. December 8. at Z a. m: De-
cember Z, at Z a. m. Calling At Edmonds.
Richmond. Stanwood. Fir, Skagit CITY.
Mount Vernon and v
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STEAMERS

PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA RorrH
-
STEAMSHIP CITY on xrSosruG
-
-
Between Tacema and vf~cnR n q
-
-
srrssnfIvf NJ. sTscoula 40 Art t:<SaW
faslSamlLvf 81. Seattle SAT ss0aam
1snpmkLyi 1Pt- Townsend AIAriIi. sSpm
t&pm4ArllN.. NtctorfA 81 AlLyl s.Npm
DAILY except Monday.
-
-
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CUT RATEsi CIT kAIES
STEAMER CRICKET
Makes .hree round trips daily. an folovss
leaves Tacoma TO a. IA. y m, and ~
2. m: leaves Seattle sD - H. %AS y 1s
ard 7.5 .. m
Esrs o.. round trip &c
sunday Ercursioas-Leavs Tacoma sN
III, ard I'D p IN leave seatte II q M
SO 4 n. Fare % cents
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PORT ORCHARD, ANp PORT WASH
sxAGrr RIVER U

sKAGrr RIVER ROUTE
steamer w. X. MERwTy.
WI leave Yexser wharf for sksgft river
and way landings
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
MORNINGS,
Al 80.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
Time Card In Effect June I. 1896.

Seattle. Everett and whatcom route
state OF Washington leaves Seattle daily.
except Saturday. ~ 10 .. N.
Seattle and lie Conner route-Fairhaven
leaves Seattle daily. except Saturday. At
10 P va va-,o~
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Petroleum-Duu. United closed g-3i
asked.
Metals.
rig iron-Quiet.
Copper-Easy: exchange price. siAE
Iead-Firm; exchange price. S.342&iA
Tn-Weak plates. we4k-
Spelter-nulL.
GoTe~-
Conee-opti0ns closed steady. az m
changed 20 Z points NET decline sales IS
fs bags Including Dec rnher. &12F 1f3W
Spot coGe@Rio. easier No. =. +Fzc: MID.
DAN. C0rdova. IsuiStzc.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw and refined. steady.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
" TUROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia OBr.sn. Alaster.
leaves Tacoma. L noon: Seattle fesisTs
wS.rS % NJ. Mondays and Thursdays
for port Townsend. Anacoftes. F~airhaysn.
ssw Whatceul. Blaine and Friday Haroor.
srd vancouver. arriving Vancouver . m
~, 20 Blaine, 81: fare TO Vancouver. 81
FOR further Information apply 10 Tesisrs
wharf
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STEAMER CLAN M'DONALD
Daily at 70 midnight except Saturday for
TAmonds. Everett and nohomis river
points. Landing at City uock, Seattle.
LILLY. BOGARDUS & CO, Inc,
Tel. Main 81. Owners and Managers.
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.Johhing Quotations,

re following Bre the prices paid by re-
b .sa'ers for round lots delivered az the
saEf or on ears. Or the iobbing rates
tessf sy Wholesale dealers with ordi-
sxfy fsrns OF credit,
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wool-Fall. short. trashy San Joaquin
plains, 3q5c: good San Joaquin plains. "a
&c: southern and coast, sass: mountain
woods. light and free. sac: mountain
woods. defective and heavy, 5G6c. middle
counties. free. 7qSc; middle counties, de
ferfive. EHsc.
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STEAMER GLIDE.

hIEANEN NLIDIe
Leaves Commercial dock. Tacoma, $50
m. Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
DAYS for Olalla and way points. Leaves
Bakers dock. Seattle. 2 p. m, Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays. for Buenna.
Stones LandinC and way points Fare TO
an points. &c. J. =. vanderhoH. Captain.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WA5H-
~ MgTON ROUTE.
a,..rner A n. Robinson. carrying u. u
m.sI caves CITY dock, foot OF Main street.
~ t;s3 a m; arrives at Sidney az 1e:iS
a IN; Gr1yss at Sllverdalo a. m
leaves silyerdals al R15 p. m-i leaves
asdrsy on return at 2 D m Dssfy
sIcep, Sunday. Fare. sc- F. ". Robin
son' master. Lilly. Bogardns n Co.. agents.
rsisphone Main 81.
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0 HONOLULU.

TIE Fine American Bark.
c. =. ERYA AN r.
Jacobson. Master.
WIN SAT- frcn Pert Townsend for Homo
f,,tT .t-out December z. carrying a few
-arfn passengers. For particulars apply
j. ii. JACOBSON. Master,
Port Gamble.
Or ROTEsCHILD & CO, Ageuts
Port Townsend.
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feet pm feet am. fee, lp. INFECT

-g1Ys SO 15.on 12.ool 1910 -. =.
Seattle. Dec. 3. 1885.
r..A.rvss NJ Seattle. Tacoma and Port
4 a1srlur houses today were;
cfnnrnrrrn Pa n tsnna
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THE Alaska STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WILIAPA
captain GeorEe Roberta
Teavfrg SEATTLE for Alaska December str
a. every fifteen Gays thereafter.
For frslgh and pas<enEsE rates apply 70
:. q. CARROLL. Agent.
Grh-a Azrner Dock. Tel PIKE IS
cuAs = PEABODY. General Manages.
4<affte. =