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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-17
Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
llexiCal l|Dslan9 LiliI1elt
Rheumatism Man or Beast. Stiff Joints

aot :. SC =, lots 10 {. sec "a. lots To
Il SEQ .. lots I % 6 SO s.. lots / TO !.
sec a. NV. NV. SEQ 5. 70 a. 3. and lots
TO and . IL ne. SEQ 8. tp 20. 8. Pierce
county. q. C 81.
ChaS w. Esrabcuck to Alma B. Nc
Fherson. lots ;. 1 and Sc. nw. sec 5. p
u 8. except Is acres along end. ne.
NV. tho Lake Shore q Eastern Railroad
right OF way and lot 5. block 3. lot ..
block s, icts ,. Z. block Z. 10, 10. block 8.
Denny Host's ad. l. indebtedness and
support for kfel
Chas- W. Estabrock to Alma B. Nc
Pherson. tracts 5. 8. block : Bear Greek
ad Day City. lot 5. block 90 Denny &
HOyt's ad. acre aot In SEQ 3. tp IS S.
u. Indebtedness and support for life.
Frank J. Herman TO Eugene H. Hin,
lots L 2 block =. Magic ad. a. c., yisi.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Jan. Is.-Arrive3: Arago.
Coos bay.
Ereigfts - Americans bark Htxhsausf
Light. now at pefarTurs bay. coal thence
% san Francssco: American ship ]. II.
Brown, coal frxan Narasuso To san Fran
czsco; American bark Oregon, cossl !rvzn
NanaIuso to san Francisco.
Port TOWNSEND. Jan iS-Arrsyssa:
Steamer CITY nt Topeka FROM Southeast
Alaska Tor Sourxi ports. To sail torrnr-
row: Norwegian bark Says from Port
Blakeiey fer Holland.
The eSzrkeEts:ss Wrestler. which ~resY.
ashore az Victoria = year. a$yo, has saeea
chartered TO Aaad issusser a. New we.ss.
MINISTER for san Francssco. After she
went ashore she was Sold az auction ard
PLACED under the British flag and wns
Afterwards repaired. So~ negotiations
are unsser way To sell the vussss so san
F'rHrcAsco psrsaes VITA tsse ultimate OBJ
sert OF placing t~r ursser the Americas,
flag
4Hogusazn. Jan. f5.-Sa1sesf. Schooner
Jennie Sgessa for SAn Frasacasss; schooner
Norma frs< San Pearx.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The local inspectors yesterday inspect
ed the pleasure schooner Playful of Ia
coma in this city.
Steamer Fairsiaven came In contact
with a log and shipped her rubber yes
te-sfay. between La Conner and Clinton,
ard was delayed three hours making re-
pairs.
The steamer Fairiavegl which has Just
been reiitted viii run daily TO Tacoma
and Olympia. alternating with the Multi
ponlaih, beginning tomorrow. She will
leave the city dock at 100 a. M. arriving
at Tacoma at $50 and Olympia a. .. m
She VIII leave Olympia at p. m and ar
rive at Seattle at 80 p M
The tug Tacoma lowed the ship Levi
G.. Burgess out TO sea yesterday about
noon with Black Diamond coal for San
Francisca
Steamer Faralfon viii arrive at Schwa-
bacher's wharf from up Sound and will
leave tomorrow at O'Clock for San Fran
cisco.
Steamer Chilcat VIII probably arrive
from Alaska today.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald arrived yes
tersiay from Szagit river points with a
lot OF fre4gh. and twenty-five passengers
Sealing schooner Ida Eta win get out
TO sea today on her way to the japan
coast.
Captain Nixon's scaling schooner Aglie
I. Agar did not get out until o'clock
yesterday on account of trouble III getting
the crew together. The tug Beaver tow
ell sser cut.
Tug Tyee towed the schooner ustsaunt-
Ell from the straits 10 Port Rlakeley yes
terttay Enornarg and returned to Port
Townsend during the afternoon.
Steamer Utopia viii leave Central wharf
t7aight at 5 O'Clock for Vancouver
Steamer Aa-Ki In at tho coal bunkers
taking on a cargo Of the Oregon Improve
ment Curnpany's coal for San Francisco
Steamer City OF Puebia took on fuel at
the bunke-s yesterday and will sail for
San Francisco tomorrow morning at s
O'Clock
Following storm signal was received
yesterday by Dispiayrnan j. A. Hatfield:
Continue storm signals. Storm is very
severe. 1t Is central OFF the Oregon
coast, and extends from British Columbia
70 Mexico. Dangerous gales along the
coast
Steamer City OF Aberieen has been
taken OF the osympIa-Sheiton run and be-
ginning today VIII alternate with the
Maisncrnah on the Seattle-olympsa route.
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Health ofiicer Palmer has given orders
for the execution of cow. 1t Is the first
case OF the kind that he has had TO deal
with and for the coed OF cattle-owners
he hopes II will be the last. DR. William
Faunt. a veterinary surgeon. was recent
ly caiied TO Green Lake to examine a
COW owned BY Mr.. Nordgren. 1t appeared
that when Nordgren purchased the animal
there was something on rs jaw that look
ed like scratch The surgeon reported
TO the health officer that the scratch was
i'm reality actinomycnsis. which being
translated means '.lumpy Jaw an IN
fictitious disease peculiar 20 animals.
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as FRANCISCO MARKETS.
hrsadstan. and Grains.

70 Francisco Jan. .-Flour-Fam,1v
uSss Nsea3sD; bakers extras s3.a0als. 40:
sysrsne & saas.so.
'-Market quiet and easy. Export
s q vi not pay over Sc i-se for standard
spag quality. and that IL the f,a,i
ssAsisa At the momeat for such an ar
- saoasss fer parcels OF extra choice
~ % catainable There Is a softer
= nailang grades. aosss Sic. wafla
- wheat Il i-sQsoc for fair average
a'1s. q i-atlsoc for bluestem. and y 1-a
t< fas damp.
-the situation presents no
- 'g the better. sellers sim being
5 sc a.s'aiFaa;age. Feed. fair TO good.
: ~" SIC; choice Soc; brewing 500
siaght Improvement I'm the in
- = feted. which causes hoa;ers To
= I. saue what encouraged. Milling s,ea
surprise sL@Qi15: fancy feed
$3.50 IL, good to choice soals5e.
~ r@ aAr S'AlT Lee; black si.t5asi. %:
- sA1sll' Is: gray % i.2as7 Ice.
49,. - sticks, Sasl; wheat. csntaIa s1..
10y esatais. ~; beans. sacks. 7ss. no.
- sacss. a.es7: onlcns, sacks. sss:
= lacks. ses.
Closing.
thss.s4s-sieady; May % t-ec
ts.k ~s'sssnoer 10 s-aci May
e<s-ar
sH-Ga
- Financial.
~ eers--ss s-seissi-,,
- ssA1 ''o'sars- 5Iefsi i..c
<as. Il i-se: telexraphie 1se
aiaisg ~. ckS
- y Alpha Consolidated. 10. a,se,
s.ss.s.F =; Best & Belcher 81. Bo.sis
-. -. 80; Bulilou. y: Pu,xer f,,,--
ss.....s ~ coae'sonia. s: Challenge Con-
o. :: cAollar. 20: confsience a..
49, California 4 -. - , -.
sss So, ! - is'ee-sns. l; Crown po,n,. a.:
49, -. : eafEie. =; Haze & Norenass =.
.et a.. lacy Washington Cc.n@a,l 4, =
d a-sss AeAn' s; Meno. q. Nj. pIahl,
tasx. is; ove~uaas,. Is; p,,oys' -.
o., "a, -. ss,H'rSoa. 3. Sierra Nevada. a.
~ = Cnaorl c,oag.s4.as.s~s "a
ssfia'ei, 6: yellow Joke, x.
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1ase branch hydrexrapeasc o6ice. custom
house. Port townsend. WI. furnish on ap-
plscasioa fua anformaason regarding the
following notices % mariners. viz:
Bay OF Bengal. Gsx Of MArtaban. RAJ
COON river, srAk light vessel wsthkANwn.
British Columbia. Vancouver island
Nana.mo hars,or Gaalows Point light buoy
to be replaced by q beacon
China SEA, Hainan island. north cuAee.
flashing light at Lamko.
England, east coast. LxoweotDfk ap-
proaxsh. alteration In position OF south
west Holm buoy.
England. west coast, Milford haven.
buoys marking the channel.
France. west coast. La Rochelle ap-
proach. lie Lavazsiin light. anendnren< 20
Admiralty charts Nos. 2 7is and 2.SsS
Ireland, north coast, Lough Foyse, adj
dsssonai buoys placed.
Inesarsf. south coast. Cork harbor Tn
tenied fog SIGNAL al Spit Bank lighthouse.
Korea, Chemuipo approach. sslnken rock
or west side OF White mock
Massachusetts,. Woods EIoA, antended
lights on Grassy island ledge and Middle
ledge.
Newfoundland. northeast coast. Notre
Dame bay. light exhibited on Bacaahao
island
Newfoundland. south coast. Port du
Basque. alteration in position OF bell
buoy marking Baldwin rock.
Philippine aslankls, Panay, east coast,
flashing light en- CalabazaS islet.
virg1naa, Chesapeake bay, Rappahan-
DOCK river approach, suslken wreck south
eastward OF Sangray poant lighthouse.
West Irtssess. Bahama islands, Awisvs
island, intended light at Fresh creek.
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Steamer City OF Topeka arrived in this
port yesterday afternoon from Alaska
The Topeka has not been In this city
since repairs were made TO her in San
Francisco some two ,nogrtsls ago, having
gone direct from the latter city TO Depart
ure bay, where she took on a cargo Of
coal for Alaska points. The snip Is coK,-
masied by Captain James Carroll. one
OF the most popular and best known
navigasors on the coast. and will aeave
on January . on her regular scheduled
trips. No freight was brought down this
trip and only four passengers, as follows:
ID. Forbes. I. G. Kaufman Mrs. f. d.
Soper and r. Eddy.
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As YORK MARKETS..
Sne ssaes Exehsnr..

~ N'ask Exchange.
o.. sess. Jan. ls.-r.aSs ,sa, -, a..
IA saesk mere dcag !, on ,ha
= sfAagr today. and oDn-s,,, ~
u S. s.isSz vas ecae IN cs,s~,g, : ,,ss
~. 49,, ien5on was a s.nau i ,,s s.'se
49,. Ass'r1se speosal;ios for garssSr,
So, icesl Influences w.re a, a,r,.,r
n soaFvs, Chicago Gas Vas s.-ax~
assrs.a.ssAi % Tho uou!aatspr nss.,ss
ssa 0S 'aosa who had acnnsw..,,
- i. =, Sc Anticipated change Of CON-
~ -. woe are dlShea~ssasys by che
Asss i. F1i&cet in ;ae wav ~ ara
esaAge. There WAS s.,,,,s ,,' 80
|os $50, ss' by Aoases win wn.s.s,,s 80
-. ''o'as. ha; sAere wa~ ~ -.
II ss,sa.. 'eaehinx ;ae ss,xar se - ~.
|Ass nAsssiy sellers. !, was 49, - 80
Pa ~ asy god wossla eo 500 81, =
Y lses. os~ arsn sen; foswari *, ~, -.
~ aaa *saea was s ~ -, :, !,
- q Which may be exsorse, !
; Steamer. Late Ia he ssS !.
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csOsed - 80. besped. perhaps. by ths
Freuch 4rDubseA
Toe corn market was weak duy4nx tho
greAser parr of TIE day, bat ragssed with
waseat near the end aar1 wszzud up f1rrn
The range OF prices was ssnxruw: It was
krpt u'ftlztn i-&c- Tsse openang prsce for
A4y ~ns a 80. drupped on 70 E5sc
and * the close there we're buyers ~
81 7-sc
The oats market STARTED on With the
PROMISE Of = very quiet day. bat before
haR the sessscn had passed . raid by q
1ew prominent speculative firms. nzded by
the scaipers. caused consss1erabie activity
TO spring up ard prices to decsine. TIE
commission hoszeea hrsfIng orders % buy
Were On hand and bought freely ON the
ceca-ne. May soisi from tic % % 1-3c and
up again 70 30 s-tG3o 7-sc. where Il csoseSi-
The provision market was very weak.
The receipts Of hogs. which 1t was esfs-
mated yeSterx1ay would number 5000
head. and which then was considered
more than enough 70 cause weakness,
turned out 10 amount 60 5000. with an
other &.ooo promised for tomorrow. A
drop OF &c In pork, IL 1-sc IN lard ANA lsc
IN ribs wns natural 10 the circumstance.
J.
iess for pork and loc each for lard and
ribs
Live stock.
Cattle receipts were much larger than
was expected and shere was great weak
ness In prices. They we're lodl5c tower
than yesterday. ard 3o@4oc lower than
last Thursday. There were number Of
bunches that answered to the descriptions
OF choice, hut sales at over $50 were
comparatively few. The bulk Of the
business was done below sa.so or at g 500
40 for common to choice steers and at
$2@3 for cows and heiferS
The extreme range OF quotations was
about $l.1seiS.eo. Heavy hog receipts
started prices sharply downward. Sales
OF heavy weights were largely at s4309
40 and from ss.s0s1415 were popular
prices for light. Trade started in ex-
tremely dun. tho views OF buyers and
sellers being wide apart.
There was . good demand for sheep at
N4s75 for poor to extra. the greater part
OF the sales making at $25e@3.4o Lambs
were quoted At S2.50QAO, with fancy
around $.50
Recei7ts-cattie. 10000: calves. 500. hogs,
$500. sheep. 1900.
closing Quotations.
wheat-January. lie: May, gl-sc.
Oats-January, q lac; February. soc.
Corn--January. As 5-sc. Nay. n 7-sc bid.
Pork--January. $l1.l5; May, slI421-2.
Lard-January. ss.s2 10: May, $50 bid.
Ribs-January. S.szl-2 May. $3.50
asked
Barley-s4c.
Fiax-Sla
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cREHI ~ ACROSS
.rufHN FIVE
.faN GREAT
~ 0AllWr STATES.

Runs Buffet Cars. containing library,
writing and card tables. barber shop
bath room, easy chairs. observation WIN
dows. etc, In connection with Palace
Dining and Sleeping Cars, First and Sec
ona-ciass Coaches and Family Tourist
Cars.
Trains leave Seattle daily at Ii .. N. for
Everett. KaIispeii,
snohosufSE. Grand Forka,
Lenvenwcrths Fargo,
Wenatchee. Grookstan.
Harrington. Fergus Fails.
Spokane. 81. Cloud,
Minneapolis. Sc. Paul,
Beaner's kcrry.
Palace Sleeping Cars, Family uphois-
tered Tourist Cars, fully equipped and
every convenierce. with porter In charge.
Crosses the Cascade ard Rocky mount
aims In daylight. giving passengers a
chance To see some Of the finest scenery
iu America. TIE srack, having stone bal
last ts free from dust
Direct connections In Union depots at
81 Paul and Minneapolis with trains for
Duiuth- West Superior and Great Lake
pcsnts, Sioux City and the Southwest, 81.
louis and the South and Chicago and the
East arriving a. Chicago at So D. H.
evening % the fourth day.
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rruncisro wsxa 50 tons Of ore. aboax tho
same amount az grain and quantity Of
general nercAanssss and household goc1R
British Eaip Carnbesxnere has finished
beading q cargo OF wheat Tor the United
Kingdom
The German ship Ahsertaxan r lined up
ready for stifrenEng at the elevator.
Steamer City OF Aberdeen took tlss
Muftnomah's run out today.
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New System in Auai,or.. Omc,.

In order to facilitate the business of his
Office. Auditor Nathan Bcnan has placed
a large giided railing about the receiv-
Ing and delivery desks. and hencefor-
ward Deputies Fink and Adams viii be
able to attend to their duties unslis-
turbed. The records om uhe north side
OF the vault have also been incloSed in
= cage. and from now on receipts will
be required for all documents. as in the
clerks Office.
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Notice Go M.riners.

Orchard Point post Eglrt.-on and after
this date a fixed white light win be
shown at night from an arm on a tree
on the extreme northeast end Of Orchard
Point. Washington. which marks the
south side of the entrance to Rach's pass
age. beading TO Port Orchard BY order
OF the light house board tS.gned)
+. W. FARENHOLT,
Commander L. 8. Navy. Inspector.
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TsAca-na. Jan i6-SspscEaa -Ssea-TSsss.,
T'srDsssa VII aeAve fp- the oEs~rrs serssssr-
rc~- morning with sszsi Cargo % soar
ard gsaeraI susrcAssr52ss. A number %
c3tnsxrcn NIL rSssa-n oy IAss Steamer.
Ssesuser FarasEca iess uru.xa. for San
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Liverpool. San. ls.-close: Wheat
Spot. quiet but steady: demand poor: No.
2. red winter. Is Sd: No. 2. red spring, 5s
sd: No. ]. hard Manitoba. IS 4 I'D: No.
!. California. 81 led. Futures closed
steady. with near positions to "a lower
and distant positions farthings lower:
business about equally distributed: jan
uary, As I'D: February. Is Cd: March,
Is Id: April. Is 1od: May, As 10 1-2d;
June, Is 10 I'D.
Corn-Spot quiet: American mixed, new.
- 81. Futures opened dull. with near
and distant positions unchanged to 1
farthng tower business heaviest on
early positions: January. Is I'D; Feb
ruary. 4s I'D: March. As 1-ad; April,
Is I'D: May. Is 2 sid; June. Is sd.
F'lour-Steady: demand moderate: st.
Louis. fancy winter. S. 90.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. e LIS.
New York, Jan. 1.-THE Evening Post 8
London cablegram says: The stock mar
kets opened dull today on the resigna-
ton OF the French president. but there
was a recovery later with a firm close.
There was a general setback To Amerf-
cans on sales in New York. but with little
selling here. The closing was above the
lowest. All the financial papers here
still attack American securities.
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= pfuduce markets presented rather
I - Appearance yesterday and the
- d trade in nearly all lines was
- Receipts OF the day were mod
800 hrge and shipments arrived in
- nhape. Prices ruled about the
~ On the preceding day. and some
- ss shaded considerably in order
$500 sales.
Ere consignment OF choice apples
ffoefved and the stock was quoted
<E and 1850 per box. Medium stock
@npes dull and Is hard TO sell, even
k4Ga iow prices now ruling. Most of
r Aace stock comes from Oregon
n 0nforria. Navel oranges continue
[k6Rtse freely and the market is freely
flxd with them. The movement Is
- good. ard In this way keeps
- down considerably. Seedlings are
1nnk and cheap. Lemons are psen-
- but the movement Is light. LINES
r. nctive Cranbefries, while not In
- ppply. are plentiful for trade re-
( nsnts. They are quoted at II cents
II Wsnd. Tropical fruits are plenti-
r "a move slow.
I huxetahIes potatoes are In the larg-
u oppiy. and sell readily at fun fig-
cabbages and cauiifiower are
tNlf held for top figures, and most OF
npck arrives In excellent condition.
~ products move steadily. and
NJ aeanery butter is held for quo
p1pn Other grades are dull. Cheese
- keadiiy for fun figures. Ranch
@B0e dull al the low prices prevail
~ Eastern stock is also In large sup
] ~ - dull. Poultry Is arriving slowly
g ne market is very dun. Chickens
- kster than anything else.
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Train leaves eaf-y at............e.Fs a m
Train arrives daily at-...........-5 s2s .. M.
Fer publications and Information apply
TO or address r. C. STEVENS
General Agent. 81 Frost St. Seattle.
Wash.
+. l. WHITNEY.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, 81.
Paul. Nina.
Depot Ticket once. Commercial Deck.
between Madison and Marion streets.
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Dress circle. parquette seats and flrst
three rows in balcony, 81 each: last four
rows bascony, 75c. .'Mldwinser Night 8
Dream" now on sale at Lees pharmacy.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
mEAMER nnaArrr

STEAMIsE EU8AE1E.
Arlington dock, leaves for victoria ana
Port Townsend daily. except Sunday, e
a. m Steamer Idaho leaves for port
Tcwnsfud and way ports daily. except
Sunday. ~ ! = M. EundaS. direct att
sAnd - { n - T<fsnSnns "A.
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HOTEL RurIER

HOTEL BUTLER
> Plies. city w II Raymond. Ptld
z sullivan. lac J + Denney, Snoh
: J Chadwick, do J Fras,kdins g
Q II Eggers. Spok s Jacotowt,z Snof
a Percivaa, DO 9 f Corsper Tao
N Low enthaf, Can0 ID 3 Hanson, S F
r Hutcmngs, r 81 Wesbroeft, Pt,d
T. w Alderman do G Il Msnn 81 paul
ID Morgan. Astoria n C Richards Tao
T. T. Ssfoenheit, pt'd r S Jones. CITY
j G Kaufman, J'a'u A III Andrews. Hel.a
Mrs L Soper, 90 4 Frye, Fairh'n
J y Farrell. Spok Mrs Frye. do
g d NJ Lean. Mt Vn l. r Steward. Ev,4t
MrS Lean. % NJ Hrtchinson,P r
III. Tappar, w D'v'r A Y Tuttfe city = !,
IL Helwsgen, San
HOTEL DIILER
p Woodward, Ev'tt c + K voss. PortPd
berl raTrar. do Mrs McMuiin, do
] Graden. Marysv'be Mrs ] n Smjth. do
ID N Taylor, Fail CITY w ar Hubert. Snof,
o klernent, Lyman Mrs Cfsa.nberhain Sn
VIM Bishop jr PIT T Mrs Robertson. Sru
y Pearson. Coupev Mrs Stewart, do
III Tattrie. Boston w A Stewart. al,
G Hackmali, Arsint' G III Hanlin. Tac
John Smith, Mt yn
Drop around to Lees pharmacy and Sc
cure q couple seats for "Midwhf,tPr
Nights Dream
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY
sTrAurR rApAYr,ns

Dispatches steamers fer san Francfsco
January ID and every Is days thereafter
Tickets AMI fright rates can Be Oh
tanned ny applying 10
y. g. CARROLL. Agent
Union deck, foot OF UnIon satrnes. q,
asfls. Telephone u.
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CITY OF ABERDEEN SEATTLE, TAI
COMA AND OLYMPIA.
Ar. Tacoufa. $50 q m
Lv. Saattie.7 30 A. mar. olympia. j 20 p n
Ar. seattle. n 10 D m
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
8. Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
MULTNOMAH

DAILY TIME CARD:
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia al $50 m Tacoma at. $50 Z m
Tacoma at 1000 q m Seattle at.f2.nO al
Seattle at. loo y M Tacoma at. 400 m
Tacoma at. $50 = m Olympia All $50 3 n
Connecting with boats for Shelton and
Kamilchis
FARE TO TACOMA, 80 CENTS.
Landing, City Dock foot OF Main street.
CAPTAIN l.. WILEY. Manager.
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EoKEIGN MARKETS.
Financfal.

London. Jan. 1s.-Bar silver, .s25 fine,
q s-lGd. Consols. 1e4 s-ls.
Bullion out OF the Bank Of England,
f2s.0Oo.
Bank Of England discount rate, 2 per
cent.
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Honolulu and Australia.
Steamers leave San Francisco for Honcs
lulu, Samoa. Auckland. ~ T., and SID
nes. ~. 3. W.. without change.
Steamship Alameda. February Z. D. m.
HeaolsssI only. steamship Australia
january 10.
TIlos. A. GRAHAM. AGENT, Starr
Boyd isiork. Seattle.
w. Webster, Issss. Agent. Vancouver
Il, G..
J. y. spreckeis & Bros. Co. General
Agents. san Francisco
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Through Train to Vancouver
Without Change.
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OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Arthur A. Denny............N Vice President
John Leary Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. .Man'gr. Cash'r, Sec'y
Frank I. Biodgett.... Assistant Cashier
Slgmund Sehwabacher, John Collins,
K. G.. Neufelder. Il. w. Wilrans.
Transacts savings bank business ex-
clusiveiy.
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000.
Interest allowed per annun. Six per
cent. on term deposits, per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made On real estate or
approved collaterals only.
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srRArr srEAMsriIp coMpANY.

EVERETT RoUTE--sTR. GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle $50 a. nj. and $50 p. n.
Leaves Everett 10 a. m. and y. m.
sunday--I.eaves Seattle II a. m. Leaves
Everett D. m.
Fare Single trip. 75c: round trip. N.sS-
Connects with boats for Tacoma and
Snohomish.
LandIag-Colman dock. foot OF Maricu
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Claud Troup. Pres. r. w. Goodhue. gy.
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THE VANCOUVER RouTE--A TRIP
THROUGH THE 1sLANp8

IdIs0LNft FfIs IHIsAlSIJSt
Steamer Utopia. j.. A. O'Brien. Master
Leaves Tacoma II noon. Seattle Gem
trail wharf s p. m. Mondays and Thurs.
DAYS for Port Townsend. Anncortes. FAIR
haven New Whatcom. Blaine and FRI
day Harbor. going through TO vancouver
on THURSDAY trip.
Fare 70 Blaine. So: fare TO Vancouver.
For further information apply At Gem
trail wharf.
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fosrLAND GRAIN MARKEr.
nFshnd Jan. l6. - Wheat - walia
ssa DC: Valley. II i-2a7s lac.