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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-07
MARINE NEW~.

San Francisco, Dec. 6.--Arrived-Arcata,
Coos bay: Truckee. Tillameok. Departed
--Farallon. Yaquina bay: Alice Blanchard.
Astoria City OF Puebla, Victoria and Port
Townsend.
Port Townsend, Dec. .-Spccial,-Saiied
Blk Conqueror. from Tacoma for Sydney;
sh Dashlng Wave, from Tacoma for San
Francisco: sh Forest Queen. from Tacoma
for Honolulu; blk Olympic, from Blakeiey
for Iquque.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. Dee Cuisines IN the wheat
pt was dui during the greater part %
the fcrenco1. bur active N the afternoon.
WITH prices moving Up in a lively way
compared with yesterdays fEd quota
lions. December Is lie higher and May Sc
higher. The spread between the tNo
months Is thus seen 10 have narrowed sc.
TIE Armour elevator people. who were a.s-
s2i-saed with &c carrying charges BE-
tween December and Nay. were the best
buyers Of December N tire PIT today, and
their acton prevented the execution O.
good deal OF shipping business N spring
wheat There was no enttcsnent 81 tae
early news FOR either bulls OF bears in the
wheat market IL was all OF ABOUT the
complexion OF what the traders call
stand of" ana that i about what they
did with regard TO the market during The
most OF the forenoon. The opening was
rather strong. and little higher than yes
tsrday's closing price, but the bulls soon
lost that advantage. and the bears got
even when the price dipped 10 as much as
under the previous days final quotations
as IL had gone above them during the opel-
ing rattle OF the trading. The dealing N
May wheat up to the last hour was: Opened
disc, sold of 20 hs.e, rallied to Gle, and
held firm and bid at that price. December
dropped TO 5sssc and armed 10 57ssc bid.
Wheat had a further advance in the last
half hour The buying was the best ~
many weeks. Elevator people were buyers
OF December on a large scale. IL was
claimed ArmoC- was getting back his own
receipts by bidding within sac OF May for
them. This sort OF business may have pre-
vented cash sales for shipment. ON tho
late broad market December wheat went 10
6sise. May 10 6ITsc, closing at the top.
Corn was in good demand for January.
MAY appeared TO follow the course of
wheat over about a s-lsc range. The TRADE
as whole was narrow and chiefly local.
only fair business was doing in oats.
yet firmer feeling was noted, prices be-
ing isc and iac higher at the close. and the
market was quite active. Better activity
marked the provision trade.
Brokers reported remarkably good buy
ing OF pork for May around So. This was
low and the closing price, with a little
bulge 20 1916 at one time. Lard closed
2i9c of. and ribs closed unchanged.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Decemher. 5sssc: January. 5Sc.
Corn-December, Disc.
oats-December. Tie; February. iHsc.
Pork-December, s.. -; January. SS.65 bid.
Lard-December, $5.i7is; January, S.S2ss
G5S5.
Ribs-December. s4.Sls: January. Sass
bid.
Rye-Sssc.
Rye-S5l4c.
Barley-2Sd2sc.
Timothy-$3.5o.
Live stock.
The decline IN cattle has been about 25e.
Sales of beef cattle were at range OF
S2J9Q2.S 80. Stock cattle have sold slowly,
but good feeding cattle, which can be- con-
verted into money in a much shorter time.
were in good demand at unchanged prices.
Butchers and Gamers $L75g2.S5. calves,
$S5lS.75.
The demand for sheep, although chiefly
local, was better than anticipated. sales
being at sl5oGS5o. and lambs at s.. 4o44io
There was a fair local demand for hogs,
but prices were DC lower. with sales at
$30g5.6o.
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Bark Peters has nearly finished loading
Black Diamond coal, and viii probably
sal FOR san Francisco on Monday.
An enormous number OF salmon for this
late date was received here yesterday. A,
Myers cannery nearly ~ 90 were dumped
on the dock. Ainsworth * Dunn received
about 1900 pounds on one OF their seows
from ths west passage. the steamer Delta
brought ia four tons from Hood canal.
and there were many other shipments.
Taey we're principally dog salmon. and
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since january 1 and Foe
Yesterday.


Real estate transfers since January 1.
1885, are s4.96S,4 ai.I. There were filed for
record yesterday deeds. the ccnsidera-
lions being 2.i0l. Following is list FUR
nished by the Daily Bulletin. room ~
Scheuerman block:
elise Investment Co. 10 c. III. Nichols
lots - and n. block -. Brooklyn add. De-
cember 5. $500.
c. IT. Nichols ct Tx. to Louise A.
Thompson. same property. December -
$500.
Angelo Debenedetu at NIX. 10 John De-
benedict, lots TO 4. sec 4. tp 20. 7. ooio-
Der !. 81
The Renton Cooperative Coal Co. 20 Ma.
tilda Schymonski, y lot II. block 10,
Renton. December 6, $500.
+. NJ. Scott ct ux. TO George @. Scott. lots
to II. block 22. Green Lake Circle II Il
add. November 9. $500.
Nicholai Nilsson to Cornelius Asmervi9.
lots !. 2, and 5. block s. Seattle Suburbau
Home Tracts. December 8. 500.
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma, Dec. e-Special.-The American
ship Conqueror cleared yesterday for sgd
ney, New South wales.
The Northern Pacific steamship Tacoma
viii SAL at o'clock tomorrow for the
Orient. Yesterday she was llbeled for a
$50 bill OF Or. J. n. YOcom. hu. today
Agent Pritchard deposited A certified check
for 500 az security with the clerk cf the
Federal court. and the ship was released.
The collier Mackinaw will lay up for re-
pairs on the dry doc< AZ San Francisco
and the Mineola viii take Ter place.
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Hops.


Midilings. slSU2l; bran. Sl2.50Ql3.
Hay-Wheat. $Sal2; wheat and oats. 81
oil; cat, seq9.50; alfalfa, sG17.75; barley.
81. 5Dlf9: clover. S6G7.50: compressed. s6501
II: stock. s5G6; straw. S5g60c per bundle.
Potstoes-Salinss Buroanks. 60EfS5c; Riv-
er Burbanks. 3ldi0c: Oregon Burbanks.
sad70c: river reds, Sog4oc; sweets, SL259
Vegetables - Onions, eq7oc; cream
SQUASH. Csc: cueumbers, 60ai70c: tomatoes.
45de5c; string beans. fq5c; Lima beans.
s4aic; green peas. aa5c: green peppers.
2595Oc; carrots. 3gq43c; cabbage, soc; gar
lie. 4Tpkc; dried peppers, GQl0c.
Fruit - Apples. No. I. 75c; common,
2saDc: Spltzenherg, $50; huckleberries,
ssa4: cranberries, 1880; pears. winter
Nellis sT15o; other varieties. 4ogs0c:
Mexican lines. s.. California lemons. COM
mon. slQl -. DO. good 10 choice. sl.1G2:
do. fancy. s.. 5o673.25; California oranges,
seedlings. $1.50g2: ravels, $2.75as.25; MeXi-
can oranges. sl.59d2: japanese. 9ocdsI25;
bananas. 81 2592; p-neapples, $2.5eg5; per-
simmons. 406f75c.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 5lG7314c; Sec
onfs. do. 2S1s)c; fancy dairy. 2Sg29c; sec
onas. 10. g5Q2sc.
Cheese-Cho3Ce 70 fancy. %Gi0c; fair 10
good. sIsc: Eastern. 12Gl2isc.
Poultry-IAve turkey gothlers. f0Giic;
hons Ia11c; ROSTERS. old. Si1f50: DO.
Young. 81 5aef5. hroilers. small s2D13, 10
large. 50 25G3 =: hers. seas; ducks, 1850;
geese. $lgNdI75. pigeons. old. $laL25;
pigeons. young. s. %ul5o.
Game-Ducks. msilard. So teal 81 %
a. -. sprtg. t2G259; widgson. 81 5>671.75:
white geese. slE2L25: gray geese. 80. small
ducks. 81: quail. soc; hare. s1.25: rabbits.
s. q
Egrs-store. so02-lkc; ranch. SoGg3c: East
ern. I5Tzlc: fancy Eastern, 225515c; select
ed white Eastern, G7a39c
Crapes-Black Ferrara. 4of750c: T0kay.
40G5Ac: CornlChon. in crates, 4oq5Dc; do
boxes. s0Qsec; Nerdels. 4odS5c.
Einanrfn
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL DILLER

HOTEL DlBLsLRs
James oLeary, New westminstsr.
J. W. Currle. Edmonds.
A. III. Ionasson, Victoria
r. Il. Calhoun. Victoria
Joseph Ferguson, Victoria
julius McComber. Brinnon.
George Howard, Port Gamble
J. I. Parker. Marshfed.
T. ID. Frost, Bothelk
Emery MeGinnls, Whateou-
Richard Jeffs, Pialschie.
James q. Ross. Spokane.
Mrs. w. Il. Matthes. Des Roinss Ia
Mrs. 8. @. harrington and daughter. pea
Moines. Ia.
Water Crockett Coupevilla
Thomas Roush, "a Conner.
l.. J. Flanagan, Snmas.
ID. Johnson. Oak Harbor.
III. Sanders Edison.
VICTORIA HOTEL
James Malle;t. Victoria, p. c.
c. II. Robinson. Winnipeg. Manitoba
r. d. Campbell. Winnipeg.
Mrs. Campbell. Winnipeg.
Thomas MacGuirs. Seattle.
T. ". harrington Tacoma-
G. w. McAnn, Kaslo.
A. "a. Taylor Tacoma
George a. Morphy, Los Ansele2
Mrs. Isaacs, Seattle.
r. c. Evans, Seattle.
George Bounds, Tacoma
s. r. Sen,eriell, Snohomish-
George II. Smith, City
T. g. Battley. st. Paul.
Joseph L. Byrne. Victoria
Hon. u. c. Inverarity. city.
HOTEL NORTHERN
J. Putter. Olympia
William Angel, Victoria.
i. +. wadsworth. San r Francisco ,asis
o. II. Williams. Tacoma
L. Z. Blake, Hadlock-
r. White. Spokane.
sW r. Collins Portland.
A. II. Miller. New Whatcom-
J. q Latimer. Tacoma.
George A. Durham, city.
Mason 9. Springer, Newcastle on Tyne.
w. :. wemmach Bechton, Wash.
r. Gibbons Renton.
Mrs William Payne. Port Townsend
Mira a. Weymouth, Port Townsena-
Mrs r.. W. Devoe, Port Townsend.
Walter Bowen, Port Townsend.
l.. Willoughby. Port Townsend.
Al waycoft Port Townsend.
w A Hutchinson, Port Townsend
O. V. Harris. Everett
u. r. McGaffey. Denver.
John Boyle. Sumas.
D. Mcclellan. whatcom:
Miss 7. Kane, Emmetsburg. Ia
. T. Kane Ernmetsburg. Ia
r. ID. Mcdonald, Mount Vernon.
John Schwarz, Chicago.
William Petcheil. Tacoma
j. IL. alers IaCoNlh
HOTEL BUTLER.
o. ~. Han. San Francisco.
c. II. Lent, steamer Kingston.
III. J. McManus, Chicago.
J. II. Montgomery, Portland.
r. a. Cleland, Cincinnati o.
Robert III. Remedial urn. San francisco.
T. -. Wenban, San Francisco.
g r. Briggs, portiarsi.
b. IL. Glascock. Spokane.
A. !. Battle. jr., New York
g. ZuckreiRel, Washington City.
w IT. ROden, San Francisco.
Lincoln Brooks, Port TOWNSEND
Des Rochss. New York.
J. ID. Eaton, Portland
Fred Chllcott, Port Blaksley.
sig Chiicott. Port Rlakeiey.
j. W Maitland. San Francisco.
r. T. SivallF, Chicago.
r J. Calef, Chicago.
Mira r g. Nickiln, Whatcon-
T. J. Green. Ladner.
~. Y. Brown. 81 Louis
G. +. Stacey, Chicago.
George Hazard, Tacoma
saiden Hetzel. Vancouver.
George b. Crafner, Philadelphia
NJ s. Bernstein, New York.
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Time Is Money.

The man whose time is money can savs
much in the course OF year n he finds
his trains are always on time. The North
Western Line IL one OF the most reliabIs
In IS adherence 70 its time: this II also thu
shortest lins between 81. Paul ard Chi
cago. r. w. PARKER.
puget Sound Agent. COL Front street.
Seattle.
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE.
eTEAMER DELTA

Leaves Harringrous dock foot OF wash-
ington street, Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday a. : O'clock q N. for Kingston.
Port Gamble. Sea bsc,s Brennon HoIlev
pewsffn. Lilii~eup Fails. Hoodsport ana
Union City. Returns alternate days
Fare. 0c TO al points.
"A I IL. BERRY, Agent
d. TROuTaAN. Master
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York Dec. e-Three Industrial
stocks practically constituted today's ular-
kst. Chicago Gas. Sugar and Tobacco. Ths
last named figured first n point OF activ-
!ty. The principal element N the specu!a-
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Notification was yesterday received by
7. A. Nadeau. general agent OF the North
ern Pacific. OF the safe arrival az Yoko-
hama q the Northern Pacific steamer
Han Kow. which left the Sound November
1f The steamer was five days overdue.
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c,t in @en Franclsoo rreights.

Another cut in freight rates from San
Francisco was announced here yesterday.
For the Wslia Wslia's sailing from that
mort on December II the rate viii DO 81
ton for merchandise and 50 cents a ton for
salt. This is a drop from 50 for mcrchan-
disc and 81 60 for salt.
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ocv.S,c STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

honolulu and Australia
s,..nsrs cave San Francisco for Hone
- samoa, Auckland n. T.. and Sydney.
rs r.. without change.
- .ssrsaip Ionowai. December u. .. m.
usaeip!fI apiy. steamship Australia, De-
..rher y. 10 a. m.
SYs0s A. GRAHAM. AGENT, Starr
49, eirrk Seattle Also corner Eleventh
ri railroad streets. Tacoma.
b spreckels & Bros. Co., General
1zsnss San trancisco.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London, Dec. 6.-Silyer. 30Ssd. Consols.
log gle.
New York, Dec. 6.-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says: The stock markets
were stagnant and dull today. Public deal
ings appear to have stopped for the pres
ent year, a condition favored by the polit-
ical situation Americans opened dull on
New York quotations, but closed shade
better. The rumor that a Chinese loan for
Ef6, 900 sterling may come out in Berlin
and London early next year is quite pre-
mature.
Rraadstuffs ana G. rains.
Liverpool, Dec. 6.--whsst-Spot firm: de-
nand, falling of; No. red winter. IS Sd;
NO. red spring. stocks exhausted No. /
hard Manitoba, Is ga No. California, SIS
4i5d Futures closed quiet; May Ad lower
and others unchanged; December. 5s 224d
January. IS 3hd; February. SIS 4d; March.
Is 44.d: April, IS sad; May. IS 5tsd.
Corn-Spot, firm, American mixed. new.
81 al. Futures opened firm at unchanged
prices, and closed steady. with February
l.d lower and other months unchanged; De-
cember Is SAD: January. IS 2isd. Febru-
airy. ss 2Ad; March. IS gid; April Is sd;
May. SIS Sd.
Flour-Steady. demand. moderate; st.
Louis fancy winter. Is.
Hops.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast, CO los.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS

Portland. Dec. 6.-Wheat-Valley. 52153c;
Walla WaIa. 50d5lIsc per busheI.
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Money and Exchange.

Money on call, easy, at 2G2A per cent;
last loan. 2: closed. .; prime mercantile pa
per, 4l5Ia. Sterling exchange. firm, with
actual business IN bankers bills at s4.ss4e
4s9l4 for demand, and s4.s79s Ass for sixty
days: posted rates, si.sSlaq49o; commercial
bills. SiST.
Silver certificates. 671sG67izc.
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SN4 RATES CUT RATESi
ATTi-E-TACOMA ROUTE
STEAMER CRICKET
sssss ,aree round trips daily. as follows:
leaves Tacoms 10 a. m. Is m. and -
~ leaves Seattle 30 a IL. 2.lS y. N.
Fare *
sunday Excurs'ons-Iseave Tacoma SO
sad l;9 , m: leave Seattle II O N.
&c 81 p. m. Fare g cents
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vAst:oUvEE ROuTE-A TRIP
sah THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
ssT Utopia J. a. O'Brien, Master.
$3.50 Tacoma, L noon: Seattle, Yeaier's
10 m Mondays and Thursdays
y. sart townsend. Anacorfes. Fairhaven.
- Gra.eCuI Blaine anu Friday Haroor
- vancouver. arriving Vancouver 4 q. N.
b.. "a blaine, 81; fare TO Vancouver, s..
r. further information apply TO Yesiers
sssrf.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

AEERETr ROUTE-SrR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Everett SIS a. m. 2 y. m.
Leaves Seattle Il so a. n. and 40 y. m.
sen0ays--i.FaVeS Seattle $50 u. m.
caves Everett IL a. m.
fRfe-single tip, lsc: round trip. 81 q.
connects With boat3 for Tacoma and Sno-
hSrlish
LAndins-Colman dock. foot OF Marion
sEArTLE AND TACOMA NAvIoA.
TON COMPANY.
Viana Troup. Pres. f. w. Goodhue Sec.
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High Tide 4 Low Tide.
a, n. feet p. N feet an, fee, Up. infect
sT 15.s so 12.sll 80 10 s.2sl 1o.7
Seattle. Dec. 6. 1895.
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:
Clearances. Balances.
Seattle ...............s $3.50 s. 1854 -
Portland ............. 20. $50 90 5S.0o7 20
The wheat market was firm again today,
with a continued tendency for higher
prices, and the quotation was advanced
izc on both grades. The grain inspector
receipts fell Off today TO three car loads
latter are plentiful in the market, and hay
also continues to come IN despite the large
supply on hand
The London hop market report OF Thomas
& Short, dated November .. shows that
choice hops formed only a small proper
ton OF the seasons crop. Board or Trade
returns Of production are $4,000 bales.
which is considered little high. Pacifics
OF choice grades are receiving attention IN
the market. and are quoted at sac TO 10
for fancy and Sc TO sssc for medium. Val
ues appear likely 10 keep steady.
In the poultry. produce and fruit markets
today there was little movement OF any
kind. Chickens are plentiful at the quo
tations OF yesterday. There is no change in
butter and good supply. Ranch eggs are at
3lc, and Eastern eggs. OF which the mar
ket holds a good supply, at 2ic.
There are plenty OF fancy apples IN the
market now at sl.2SGi.75, and It
is said there Is quite good
stock east OF the mountains yet 10
come IN. so no immediate advance is ex-
pected. Cabbage IS now bringing lc to
1l4c, and Will probably be higher next
week. as good sound cabbage is growing
scarce.
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Breadstuis and Grains.


San Francisco. Dec. s.-Flour-Family
extras, $3.55Q345: bakers extras, s3.l59
SIS. superfine, s. 35aI2.6o.
Wheat-No. ! shipping, 81; choice. sl01A ;
milling. $1.05aL07l2.
Barley-Feed, fair to good, 66i4 i6712c I;
choice. 6Sasc brewing, 754S0c.
Oats-Milling, 67i5q72i3c; Surprise, S59
csc; fancy feed, 15dsoc; good to choice. esq
75c; poor to fair. 57i1dt62l3c; black, for seed,
81. 10QLS0: gray, 62isq72iac.
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks. g. S26;
wheat, centals, $3.50; wheat, Port Costa,
177,379; barley. centals. $3.50; corn. centals.
toes, sacks. 1859; potatoes, oregon, lis;
onions, sacks, f79: bran, sacks, ,0S5; mid
dlings, sacks, 295: hay. tons. 100; hops.
bales, 81: wool, bales, /: wool, oregon. 2;
wine, gallons. $780, hides, number. 253;
raisins, boxes. rs; quicksilver, TASKS, 3d..
Wool.
wool-Short. trashy San Joaquin plains.
southern and coast, 4d6c: mountain woods,
light and free, 6Gl7c; mountain woods, de-
fective and heavy. 566c: middle counties,
free. 7GSc; middle counties. defective.
5g6c.
Hops.
Hops-Quotable at 5Q7c per pound.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-A shade easier: May, s1o67s.
Barley-Firm; May, 695sc.
Corn-90c.
Bran-Sl3.
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sTRAITs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRS. GARLAND AND EvANGEL

seattle and Towns ntf-Neah Rav Route
stesmer Garland leaves Yesler deck Mon
ear Wednesdays and Fridays AT 1918
". Tor Port Townsend, Port Williams
athgeness. Port Angeles Port Crescent.
ssetrshuTg. rvsht. Cialiau BAY and Neah
ray returning arrives Seattle ESQ n. m
g opposite DAYS Steamer Evangel leaves
,eSier dock Tor Port Angeles and Victoria
sehdAys, Wednesdays ard rrida - at $50
nls arrives Seattle alternate days :
tm.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
y. Wiley Navigation Co . ssearnR
MULTNONAH
DAILY TINE CARD
Leave Arrive
gFmpsa at s.so a n Tacoma al . $50 q n
Tacoma att 30 a m Seattle atf2D "A
5ea'1ae al 15G . IN Iaen--a At. 400 N
Tacoma e.. $50 . n. Olympia at I'D N
CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily except Sunday
-. Leave Arrive.
Seattle 1895. % m Tacoma -. ana "A
Tacoma --.-.i0fe a m Olympia 80. LOO n
gIyHpia -. 100 . m Tacoma ..... SOC IA
Tacoma 49,. SD . ~ Seattle ...... I'D n
Fars between Seattle and Tacoma. =
esLn Landing at Seattle. City dock. foot
LILLY BoGARDrs 4 CO. Agents.
city lock Teiephore, Main a.
Capt l. Wiley. Manager.
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-r.Er SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
rrAxsHrp CITY OF KINGSTON.
srs~ssa Tacoma and victon.. 4 a
..mrLvi NJ. Tacoma .-liioArj 4:ssam
y Tssa:.n d. Ell i s ;sS$
t1s:Iy except Monday.
srxAxER sEHoHH
e,tveen Seattle and Victoria, B. c.
rs.ILyy.port s Toan..n nd: AArlrs 3 m N
Ti1rI..... Victoria ...-.lLvi 80 a
s,.iiy except Saturday.
-. steamers furnish first-ciasa ac-
Il-ndafions carrying both freight and
s.sssngers. and leave from Yesier wharf.
kst;ss-
%, ysres &c. inquire OF
y" r. O. YERKE9
Yesler Wharf Seattle
l. A SADEAU,
esnersi Agent ~. T.. X. r.. Seattle.
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The total sales Of stocks today were 200,
14s shares. including: Sugar Is 200. Ameri-
can Tobacco s.eoo Atchtson 3.A0. Burling
ton II 600. Chicago Gas 400 Reading 5l0o,
Rock Island 1890. St Paul 800. United
States Leather preferred 1920.
Flour.
Flour-Receipts 1880 barrels, exports
q 800 barrels Quiet: holders waiting close
Of navigation 70 get steadier prices: ex
port business was worked today.
Wheat.
Vheat-Receipts rs, go bushels. exports
20 zoo bushels. Spot firner; No. I hard.
esH-. Options steady; declined uGferSiul
trade but became active and strong IN the
afternoon on war ruuors and repor,ed big
-four business IN Minneapolis. closing 20
sc over last night: Nav. e il-ts1&j1c,
closed ssi9c; December. SIS ssszc, closed
e6izc.
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No. / club. 5olac; blue stem. 5slsc. Firm.
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financIa i.
Mining SJosks.

SILVER bars 800. q Drafts 5 Eht.....- "a
Mex Do. r. 81 G55 Drafts. Teiegraph.5
Mtufnr- -rn.<z
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-. steamers furnish irst-ciaaa ae-
Inr~adafions. carrying both freight and
ssss.srrers, and leave from Yesier wharf.
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r.r rsres. &c, inquire OF
so' r. O. YERKE9.
Yesler Wharf. Seattle.
l. A SADEAU,
General Agent ~. T.. X. r.. Seattle.
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botZ1-
Hops.
Hop-ouiet.
Wool.
wool-Tnactlve.
Metals
pig trou-Steady.
Copner-Easy. exchange Price. sleI1
Taad-rfrYn. exchange price. S.N.
T4n-ouiet: straits. $I4So; plates quiet
Spelter-Steady.
Coffee.
r-o~ae-0ptions closed firm. AZ 5Tie
-,5,.a rs+ advance. sales: . oc0 bags. in
eJ,,sinr March. sl2s5l9i3-55; December.
s1g 65qIa 81 Spot eoffee-Rio. duh; No. Z,
I4isc; mild. dull
sugar.
sugar-Raw, firm. but quiet: fair rehn-
Ing. slkTSl4c. Refined. quiet
Petroleum.
PetroIegrrn-Duu: United closed N-sI bid
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Observations taken at al stations at
2. m 18th meridian time Is p. m. Paclne
GEORGE " SALISBURY.
Observer IN Charge.
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