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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-16

San Francisco, Jan. Systematically
shipments were made 10 China by todayss
outgoing steamer Family extras. ss.al9
$50; bakers extras. S.soqs.4o. superfine.
s.50agsTp
wheat--The volume OF business IL not
large. Stamping on the part OF ship.
pers Is not general and the market lacks
spirit. No. / shipping. S. i-4s3s7 Lee, with
S. SIC for a choice article. Milling wheat,
eel3e6 i-sc: wafla wsIIa wheat continues
In fair Offering. Il i-sGsac for fair aver
age quality, 81 i-a0soc for biucx;em, and
y i-e9T5c for damp.
Sresastufg4 and Grains
Bariey-The market Is very dull and
quiet. the situation being against the
selling interest Feed. fair 10 good.
- 3-fnssAc. choice. 81 f-4c. brewing. ssfa5c.
oats-The inquiry is anything bat pro-
aonncei. though enough trading Is in
progress 20 keep business IN fair motion.
Milling. sisfi.i7 -: surprise. sicsSsi. Is;
fancy feed. 81 I-sczssi.o 90 10, rood 70 choice.
eeaasc: poor 70 fair. sogsT Lee: black.
sl.issFi-se. red. sl-o5aIl7 I-s; gray. asf-29
o. lac
Flour, sacks. s.soa: barley. censais. so:
oats. certals. -. corn. centals, eae. beans
sacks. f.y7s: potatoes. sacks. i.5as Oregon.
sss; onions. sacks, E4.
Ciosisg.
wheat-DuIi. May, IS T-sc.
Bariey-weak. December, IS l.ac; May.
Sc.
corn-a1i-s
Rran-sIa
Financial.
Silver bars. g $500 f-sc.
Mexican eSslisrs, Siszal f-ec.
D-stts-sssns. l. i-as. telegraph. &c.
NinsnS sssck&
Alta. ~: Alpha Con. 10; Andes *. Bel
cher. a. Best & Bsieher. -. gosSse Con.
Sc Basllon. II; Baiwsr Goa. 20: Caledonia.
O.; Challenge Con. =: Ca0Elxr. Is; Cop
naeneN u: Con. Gala & Va. s5s; Con
Inzf8rs1s. 6: Grown posrt. g: tsaass q
Gurrse. .: HAZE & So1cress. 81: Justice.
e. Ksntus,k Cor us: MexscAs. &c: Morn.
s.. NJ nlahsc. tes ophir. 80. ovsrraav.
rs; Pasosi. 50: Savage. Sc: Scorpion. *;
Sierra Nevada. 81. SILVER I'LL, CO: IFrksrs
Con. G.; Utah Cor. us: yeltsw Jacket. @.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions Since January 4 and For
Yesterday.

Real eatate transactions since January
/. 1895. are slf9.s37.e There were filed
for record yesterday deeds. the consid-
erat!ons aggrega.ing s:.Ieei2 q. Following
Is the list as furnished by the Daily
Record. room e. Scheucrman block:
Myra I. Billings tssngie} and III. III. A.
Hastings 10 Caroline l. Lowe. lot 5. block
8, Cove add. $780,
Charles w. Amery To Pacific Meat Co.,
lot 2. block j. Linsiey's Mineral Springs
tract SIS
William McKeeyer TO Pacific Meat Co.
lots anil 10. block /. Lindsley's Mineral
Springs plat SIS.
Reliance Loan and Trust Company 10
Edward c. Mcorc. Dot s. block Is River
Park. 81.
Sheriff 10 city. ios 4. block n. A. A.
Deuny's sixth add. cause No. Si7l. sgdg-
ment September 2. 1880. against Eliza
j. Robbins. s2n-sa.
City to Mary n. Gardner. lot 4. block
q. A. A. Isenny's sixth add. a G.. sgS7l..
Warren u. Norman to Rhoda NJ. Rom
aid. ne Pc section is-2s-s. 81 900.
Mary Dawson TO Joseph Alexander.
lots and ;. section zi-zi-s. q. C.. 500.
Arxlie Ferris TO Thomas II. Nance, lot
q. block ~. South Park. $50
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

tnSnet1ks
London. Jan. l5.-Bar silver. q s-led.
Consols. los SIS
Bank of England discount rate per
cent
Liverpool Jan. 15.-close: wheat-Spot.
steady: demand. steady: Ne. 2. red
winter. Is Cd: No. 2. red spring, SIS sd;
No. 1. hard Manitoba, IS I'D: No. ],
California. IS Led. fixtures, opened
steady with near and distant positions
f-su1d lower. closed with near positions
1 TO farthlngs lower and distant post
lions. Ia lower. Business about equally
distributed. January. Is Cd: February.
As 0 Id: March. As 10 Ltd: April. IL 10 lid;
NAY. IL 10 lid
Corn-Spot. quiet: American mixed
new. IL 81. Futures opened duh with near
and distant positions la iower: closed
duh with near positions a farthing To Id
lower. and distant positions. Id lower
January. Is Id: February. Is la:
March. Il . l-2d: April. Is s-fa; May.
Is ID; June. Is Sd.
Flour-Steady; demand, moderate: 81.
Louis fancy winter. unchanged
Heps--At London. Pacific coast. e lSs.
i5s.
Nv York. Jan. f5.-Thc Evening Posts
London cabiegram says; The strength in
The stock market continues. There was
a marked Improvement In Americans to-
day. notably in Louisville & Illinois Cen
fral. The continent Is buying a little.
The general opinion regards che move
ment as a mere squirt. but some shrewd
Observers OF the Americans think differ
entity and report signs of buying which
sszsgnt foEeshadow likelihood OF further
rise South Americans were strong. but
BrazilS were lower,
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Trr HEAVIER rus in Repair.

The tughoat Beaver. which filed with
water Last Sunday by being bumped
against the piles as tho fireboat sin. was
placed on the gridiron at the Stetson-
Post mill Morsaay and repaired. II was
found that three planlxs had been broken.
ana these were replaced, and whatever
MINOR damage was done. for about s,5.
The boat came OF Monday n:ghk In rood
repair.
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ssss
}ffnnf .........-.... .295 90 1857 %
4I1de In the produce markets yes-
10y wHs not as brisk as on the pre-
<f1ax day, and on some commodities
1lx6o were shaded IN order to effect
- Receipts were moderate and
~ arrived In fairly good shape. Dur
T. ~ past week prices have changed
II xkie and business has been up to
- expecsatsDns of merchants.
oFsnGes continue to arrive in large
unxEsies. and the market Is very well
6ekei. Fancy navels are bringing
seE per box. choice FaveIs. 1915 ana
I'D seedlings 81 and $2.25. Lemons
u d large supply and are quoted at
m ard $3.50 per box. IAues are In
~ Npply and dull. Apples are plen-
~ snd have a large range in values.
flam stock Is bringing from rs cents
u 4 per box, while fancy apples are
tuted q sl.lo and $3.50 per box. Figs
6aII kinds are In good supply. but are
uGt1r dull. Dates are coming In fast
~ Fe quoted at liz cents per pound.
C1Aries are firm at $i4 per barrel.
y knds Of nuts are plentiful, but ara
~ 10 seil
y Vegetables Yakima potatoes have
zned Slightly and are now bring
~ H and SIS a ton. Other grades are
~ y g and s1i. cabbages are In
- npply and firm at $1.25 and $3.50
~ 6undredweight. Caulifiower Is q
~ stdfEer ana Is now quoted at rs
Nals md 81 per dozen. All other va
uesiea chow no change.
6airy produce movement was fair,
- ~ grades OF butter remained firm.
2esG Is inactive. Fresh ranch eggs
~ hecnning weaker and are quoted at
s. esnfs per dozen. Eastern stock is
tIaad The same.
!: n wool and hop markets stu re-
"a n q very depressed state. and
= zone Of both Is downward. The
Mkck b blue.
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sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE
Time Card

Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves 0netln
Monday, January IL at misinlght: weau>s.
day. January ls at nlbtuaxhs: Friday. Jas,r
uary 10. at misinight. Leaves Mount vsr-
non Wednesday. January is. ct q. m.
Friday. January Is at a M: Sunday.
january %, at a. m Fare. q. M1a31.
Is cents. Berths. = centsL Lilly. Bognr.
dus s. Co.. Inc. owners and managers.
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New Postmaster At L..sas.

Jerome 81. White yesterday received
his commission as Postmaster az Lasoua
and took charge 81 the cffsee In success
sion 70 John II. Dewey. The rnstod1ee
was also removed 10 the north enh OF
the Brooklyn bridge. point eonsldered
more central
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snr SEATTLE MARKETS.


ne~ Paid TO farmers for Couuery
Produce.
q ALLOWING quotations are the prices
g y farmers and producers by Seattle
aess houses for articles named. the
- . b delivered in Seattle.
.ors-Choics, sszc per pound.
In car load lots)--Puget 10 und.
- per ton; Eastern Washington,
eais--tln car load Io,sN-oats. choice.
" esrasy. sfs per ton: wheat chicken
s AZ ia -, corn. go. cracked, SIG.
svIAfoEs-Posatoes, s76sl2 per ton.
sk Laas AND PorLTsy-H Handled
9so@mission.
uIptA PITTS AND TALLow--Heavy sailed
~ ever 10 lbs. per ID. 4etstSc; medium.
"a Se: iigh. under Al lbs. &c /:
~ &c. snd calf. per 10, Sc; green
4 go Y less than salted; dry hides, per
q ss .cuils of above. ane.third less: dry
-. ~ 70. etFsc; dry deer skins, summer.
= ~ ~ good winter. l2esi5c: poor
~ 80 winter. SC: sheep skins, i5eI25c
IS 49,. seseec; wool, s,x@oc per 10; tai.
shsf ssocx-Choice beef cattle. 2,<ae
-. shoiee sheep. Sc; good hogs, 4,4c;
-. age. &c; small. &C per ID.
- superior quality, per NJ. FIR. IS. 50
- enoaee cedar. $3.50: common, Ger
Jehhing Quotations.
= y. sosicwing are the prices paid by re.
-. ssasess Tor round lots delivered at the
-. 80 ef On the cars or the ichbiur rates
100 ty wholesale dealers with ordinary
xsa Of credit;
srsFtE GROCERIES.
:. tjoehinsf-Csolden &C" In bs,.
re; extra &c" IN hhl. per ID. axe /;
4 g Pc, per 10, ;'sc; drv sranulatsd. in
u, y ~ ssc; cube. 5'4c; powdered.
~. e. Esf 10 discount, Tor spot cash ON
s,ss.sL. hfe ~tiohbingl - Washington
go. PER POL. s. 20: patent, So 80: patent
49, sA1: Novelty A. $2.s5; Cali
ota. ands. vas; Dakota brands. $aN
~ = 49, - wheat -four, per bhi. St SO: per
~AA graham, per Dbl. s2.Ss;
VI = - sa9s per ews; rye -four, Ter
sen -. - ~ ~ g sacks, s., IS per cwt: rye
Hsa.s 90, - -, Ter ewt, sa.2a; cat
ox eo: A.ssesaSo; hominy. per
nzsei - .ssked wheat, per ewt, $2.4e:
~ <xek 49, per eoss Eaked wheat,
- Iis; Whole wheat ,iaur nsr
~ pearl barley. Per n, sssc: splis
"a e .. s.: table corn meal yellow.
M. sss in ia,n sacks: sos. 81 No:
ANs - ssse; Sos, s. ~. Tiaksd horninv'
k.lssss- eesinEl--Smaii white. pcr III.
nink. per ID. =. use; Rasos. per
49, sassr. per IL ss.e: Lima per
Nss ttaaelnsl-Jauan. sr.sgs,se,
ncss y 20 10: Island. $. esSs.c.
AIs-,,sss- t Jeahsng - Field. perth. &c.
~ - s.essangf-f.iverpool, aOAsp sacks.
"a Nasis; Amer.can dairy sa-lh
- - - zoe, SIS Coast. halt ground.
~ a. Per ton. sil: Sa-,h SACKS per
ID Il 80 SACKS. = IN bale. $40; SIb
~ 3 \, bale, g 10; 10Th SACKS, 3 In
n Nssassgs eoaangl-iiosne rendered. rer
u ss.'.a slesoes. ioase. Rex leaf, io,.e:
Carr s'.'s,asass. sssresx, Trsc.
= d.. - oeeassg &c seeu--Nocha. rer
60 Java, per 10. spl<c: Costa Rics
nss - se. 2assc: RIO. per h. sss
~ r. =. % .ssasiekse's. IN iNAsh cases. per
~ So ss'so eases. per ews e 20.
- yer ew,. $500: Java ss-lh -.
~ sss.e. ~ and ,sslls sacss.
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rhs,.deiph,. woe, market.

Philadelphia, Jan. is.-wooi. territory
and northwestern. Hight fine saIec: heavy.
DO. TGsc: medium. IGisc: quarter blood.
leffisc; coarse. fiffsc
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EVERETT RouTE-srn. eRE1HouNn

EVERETT ROUTE-3rR GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 40 q. m and 40 p. =.
Leaves Everett 10 q. IN. and 8 p. m.
Ssanday---Lcsves Seattle II a. m. Leaves
Everett .. m.
Fare-singie trip. 75c:. round trip. si.3k
Connects with boats for Tacoma and
snohomish.
Landlng-celman dock. foot OF Maricu
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAyIGATIoN
COMPANY.
Claud Troup. Pres. II. w. Goodhue. ~.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAN.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY CT KINGSTON
s:islami L.vJ NIL. Tacoma. :. jlfelArl l.lSam
I. lsamLyE ST., Seattle: =. ssfArl a:loam
sDaily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yes1er wharf. Seattlo.
For rates and other information Apply
]. A. NADEAU, Gen. Agt.. N p. II. III.
Yesler ave. and Front St, Seattle.
8. G. YERKES. Agent. Yesier wharf.
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sTRAIr STEAMSHIP coMrA,

STRAIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Seattle and Townsend Neafi Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon-
days. Wednesdays and Fridays 1T l1si6
a. m. for Port Townsend, PORT WffifaanA
Dungenexs. Port Angeles, Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. Pysht. Ciailam bay and
Neah Bay; returning. arrives 5eatsls So
leaves Yesfer dock for Port Townsend.
Port Williams, Dungeness, Port AnEefo0
and Victoria Mondays, Wednesdays ara
Fridays at 9 .. M: arrives Seattle altar.
nate days p. m.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP coMPANY.

Honolulu and Australia.
Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
lulu, Samoa, Auckland, N. e. and Gv6p
ney. n. s. W.. without change.
Steamship Arawsa January 10. 2 p. n.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia
THos. 4 GRAHAM. AGENT. stazr-
Bevd block, Seattle.
". Webster dat. Agent. vanccarsrs
J. d. spreckels q Bros. Co. General
Agents. San Francisco.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAvIoAT1oH
COMPANY.
srrAurR rAHATou

Of EtAlfKsf. r NJt2tEsDfJs4-
Dispatches steamers for San Frarcfnco
January u and ever 10 days Thereafter
Passenger aud fyesght rates the aoweux
Tickets and freight rates can - OF
tanned by applying 10
J. q. CARROLL. Agent.
Union deck. fo,s 81 CEtOa sfyeet -
attic. Tsiepfssrs VI.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. fol~
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a IA hasseneers ~
setved on board at q. m.} Jan. 8 q u
Is - -
For Alaska. Jan. 8 and q at q m.
From San Francisco for Victoria ana
Puget sound ports. at e. M. Jan. & 10.
Is. % Is and %.
Tickets may be obtained az the ofaco &C
thu company, at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GooDAI.Is PERKINS 4 CO.
General Agents. San Franchise,
]. h JOHNSON. r. s. Supt-. Seattle.
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PORT TOWNSEND. PORT AN0EIuD
AND DUNGENESa.
srrAMrn MnNTTcEfrn

STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily. except Monday. Time card 0oGnr
mencing Tuesday, August n, ieot
Leaves Seattle, 700 q. m.: Townsend,
Angeles. 20 p. m: leaves Port AnGeseA
80 p. m. leaves Port Townsend. So =
m. arrives Seattle. $50 p. m.
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
8. Wiley Navigation Co.'S stcamoa
MULTNOMAH
DAILY TIME CARD:

DAILY TIME CARD:
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at $50 q m Tacoma at. a:0 I n
Tacoma at. 1000 N Seattle at..1s:oo q
Seattle at. loo p m Tacoma at. a.00 n
Connecting with boats for shelton ana
kamiIchse.
FARE TO TACOMA. 80 CENT?
Landing. City Dock, foot OF Main street.
CAPTAIN L. WILEY. Manages.
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eTEAMER RosAIrr


Arlington deck, Jeavss fer yietorsa ara
Part Townsend daily. except SUNDAY. e
T. -. Steamer Idaho leaves kor Part
Townsend and way ports daily. excepe
Sunday. 1T ! = IA Sunday. direct ak 3
q M. returning direct. leaves Iort xoUns
send 1t 3. N Te5ephons "a
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises.
lIlexlcal IDslans LiliIDelt
Man or Beast.

parture bay: ship UriA.srhed from SAN
Frafsctsco. AZ PWt Esakelev; British snip
carenoney. from Liverpool. at Victoria;
Snip Guaraaan from san Diegc. at Had
lock. to had psses at Quarserrsasser sar-
Dor for san Francisco. Unstess Stases
steamship Moh1can from San rranc4ssc.
naskenssnc Amelia from Honnazsn
To s2si funorrow-Shzp Lew G.. Burxess,
from SEATTLE for San fsanxsscc; snsp cy-
rus wakesaesd from Esxzaanso for San
Fsencisco
FcsE schno<fers and one sasap ere ~
ported IN the straits tnn4sfss.
San Frarcssco. Jan. i5-Arr4ved-Araxo.
Coos bay: CcsmupcsEs. Hoqusann
cssaret-StnoOner Hnnnn, hunting am.
nshsrx.
DerAxsed-wsaaia waaae. vscsoras ana
Port ruwussend: ship Cosumhaa. Sesstse;
China. Hon@iorg and Yciuonaknn; Kahu-
hi. k2nuaaI II. l.; Alice Blanchard. A.
tossa ADD Portland.
fssas'ats and csarters-Bsxsssh sasp Har.
land. at Pstaand. wheat thence to Uuste<a
hanssiom: Havre. Anxxarp, Duraxsrk or
Kingdom Hayre. Antwerp. Dunxark on.
humber from BsasOesey 20 Cork. UrstesI
A-nxsom. British bark Lord Ebrna. at
Portaand. wheat rfence to United King
CEN. HAyae. Antwerp or Dunssrk.
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FOR Ar.AsKA-wlaser Time Card.

FOR AI4AShA-WI0fer inns Card
STEAMER CHfLKAT
VII leave Seattle January zsth and every
10 DAYS after uns4s further notice
r. w McALLEP, Master.
& C. fAEROH.T.s Agent. GchwabachcrS
wharf. Telephone No ".
EVERETT AMI, sNoHoMIsH ROUTE
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL.
Leaves Central wharf. Tuesdays. Thurs
asYs and saturdays 81 .. M for Ed
snonsss. Mukflfeo. Everett. Msrysgssle.
East Everett. LEVEL and Sponomlsn.
FARE TO EVERETT. &c: ROUND &c.
- GEO. J. WILEY. Agent.
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THE yANcouyER !, RouTE1A TRIP

THE VANEOUVEK ROTTE-~A THIR
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. J. A. o'Briep. Master.
Leaves Tacoma II noon. Seattle C&ar
trial wharf, p, m, Mondays and Thurs
days for Port Townsend. AnaeorteH. FAIR
haven. New Whatcom. I.Iaine and Fri.
day Harbor. going through 70 yancouvw
On Thursday trip.
Fare 10 Blaine. g: fare to vaneouveSs
For further information apply at css-
trail wharf.
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Wheat shipment. TO California.

M - estimated that there has been
snapped fr,sn this state to California dur
Ing the present season 100000 bushels OF
wheat. which was mixed with wheat
grown In that state and sold as Califer-
Ma wheat in foreign countries .soae Of
THIS has gone through the elevators IN
1his city, but has been shipped direct
from the cars on tse Northern Pacific
wharf at Tacoma and from wharvss in
this city. 1t costs cents a hushel 10
ship 1t from the Sound to San Francisco.
and dealers received betwesa 2 and
cents a bushei above the local market
for all they sold to California shippers.
ihese shipments have al:nos, stopped.
ana farmers are now offering their wheat
fer almost anything they can get.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New York. 3an ts-n was a ssssss
szi unintercssir< aay on sAa ssuks
ex1Aarse sa4 ire Changes il prices
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pAcrrIc NAvraArroN co.

Time card IN efftt Ucfs = -
Seattle and Whatcosa route--Sfafe g
washfnxfon leaves Seattle daily. excep6
Saturday. at 10 y. ". Seattle and La Con-
ner Koats-F'alrfsayen leaves seattle daily
EXCEPT Saturday ct 80 p, N, Tacoma anI
seafsle tuesdays. Thursdays and Gatug.
aaya at lsS1 n, 80.
yESf.ER DOCK.
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u. q. STEAMBOAT AND TRANHpoDp
TATION COMPANY.
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE.
c. ID. Hrownffsid. AAekov,
Leaves City Dock. foot OF Main htreo1s
4 o. m. for Port Townsend. AnAeofteas
Ssrrish Fairhavsn and Whatcpm. gD4u4
through to Blaine on Saturday
CITY Dock Co. Agts. JOS. KINpALI4
Telephone 81 General Manages.
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mr. AND SHIPPING.

4 s. |. n~,.sruxsr o. AaHErL UTuRx,1
3Sz ~ = WnAfuEK Er8 EAu-
pcxrzAsD. Or. Jan. L. 1Soh9
sS - gednesdsy: FAR: cooler.
= Hs. PAsrK. Fofeeagses.
25ES's .s~m reeAg4xBxT o. AgHycUEKunos
l!..,s~1ns grxxAU--DAILY BULLETIN
S. exArrrr, WISH, Jsn- Is. -
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland Jan. Enthusiastically. a Ia
as l-ac: Waifa waiaa, zoe.
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The record-union., 1895-09-23
FOLSOM AND VICINITY.
Prospecting for Gold - Eject of the
Early Rain.


Early Rain.
From Saturdays Telegraph.
The rain caused the grass to take on
new life last week, and it bas made con-
siderable of q growth.
W hile excavating at the canal the other
day, the men engaged in the work found
the bones Of some human beings.
Vineyardists declare that the recent
rains did not do any material damage TO
the grape crop.
Several hunting parties passed through
town during the week, bound for the
hills and lakes. Deer is the object they
all say they are after.
The roads from Folsom into the coun-
try have been in excellent condition DUR
ing the past few days, the rain having
fallen just enough to harden them up
good.
w. Cook of Loomis was over here the
early part of the week on mining busi-
ness. He has been travelling with one OF
our local mining sharps, and looks wise
and secretive. He has told his friends on
the quiet that he knows just where to put
his hand on fortune.
The public school in Folsom opened
for the term on Monday morning last,
and the attendance was larger than usual.
There were over one hundred and twenty
children in attendance, and as there are
several families OFT ia the mountains yet,
siderably added TO before long.
The record-union., 1895-09-23
GEORGE ELIOT.
An Unhattering Pen Picture of the
Famous Novelist.

An Un1attering Pen Picture of the
Famous Novelist.
Mrs. Il. Lynn Linton contribute to the
Woman at Home an article on George
Eliot. Mrs. Liuton's first meeting with
her took place at one of the famous even
ing gatherings in the house of John
Chapman, the publisher. She onfesses
to certain lack of sympathy with this
celebrated person." "She was essen
TALLY INBRED and provincial, and /, in
the swaddling clothes Of early education
and prepossession as / was, saw more of
the provincial than the genius, and WAS
repelIed by the uniformed manner rather
than attracted by the learning. She held
| her hands and arms kangaroo fashion:
was badly dressed; had an unwashed, un-
! brushed, unkempt look altogether; and
| she assumed a tone of superiority over
me which l was not then aware was war
ranted by her undoubted leadership.
From first to last she put up my mental
| bristles, so that rejected then and there
what might have become closer ac-
| qualntance had l not been so blind and
SO much influenced by her want of con-
veutiOnal graces.'
Thenceforth the writer saw little OF Ma
rian Evans until after what she calls "her
flight with George Lewes." when
they returned hOme," she says, 81 called
on them by their joint request. They
were in lodgings in St. Johns Wood, and
the aureole of their new love was around
them. There was none of the pretense
of sanctioned union which came after
wards-none OF the somewhat pretentious
assumption of superior morality which
was born of success. She was frank. ge-
NAL, natural and brimful OF happiness.
The consciousness that she had finally
made her choice and cast the die which
determined her fate gave her a nobility
OF expression and grandeur of bearing
which she had not mad when l first knew
| her. Then my heart warmed to her with
mingled love and admiration, and paid
her the homage she deserved. l felt her
superiority, and acknowledged it with
enthusiasm. Had she always remained
on that level, she would have been the
grandest woman of this or any age. But