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rh~ns rs1sTr -. - - 5. - a1aa Ws11
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Eeerxs properttorx< but 4s.,>~~ 8 49,. go
enough s4ock "a. meet .,~ue~r< -
Fed. feer % euut. 7sx7ee- e6,r1s.. q 80
q i-sc: bre~snx. Ease -
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before any u,axe.s.s ,uxsvsrr.. 8, - -.
ours. Mxsfinx. s1ffr = "a - :. -
LIS: fancy q, feed. saSs1 a. ,.,s 3, $50.
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Hzgs7 lie: tssck. u.1ssss -. rsa a -
HI i-z: gray. ~ i-10s7 l-er
-Four. sackA. Z, ass. wsseas cessaSs. 90
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ssADsT.Err's aEvaEw or TRADE.
- Zach fmprovemsnt-Low Prices-
tsand-ta- Noush sale,

Sew York. jan. -R~aaatreees Trade
Axsasw says; Special advices from dis
tss'a'ng eenters fan 10 rsfase any marked
Afoveiaeat in tho movement OF mer-
sAAaasse AID the conclusion is forced that
- sssas trade situation remains as pre-
Z sssasss characterized by small volume.
NV prices. hand 10 mouth saios. ana
sae easiaok favoring a very conservative
sas ier some time to come Gains IN
ssa'ard bare besn noteworthy only az
*-1sssrn wopaea mills for mems wear Cab.
- To dealers In staples az Augusta,
assspass ard New Orleans. and in the
ara northwest. and at ST. Louis.
NA'sas city. st. Paul and Minneapolis.
- 49, Improvement over. last season
80 report unexpectedly large orders OF
wear woo,ens for fab delivery.
spiss OF foreign competition the closh-
- sease t. improving. Advances In quo
ss1aeas FOR petroleum. tia and iron ore
- asae 20 Fssse products being practfcas-
AsA sesS - isSN1es's Va
ssser receipts os cattle. poultry ana
sAsass due 20 severe weather, have
y prices, other sdvas<,es are for
sa'4s lard ard tr~cenfisse. wcoi. ,safaer.
- hrnasv. sugar. rcsin. hogs. Bss-
1sf pig AMI steel bsEtets anu railroad
reported fsrgssy held. although The
aaaaas arhia Iron market shows signs OF
- Seess TIE falling oT IN ssngnA ms
- ssecgeref. tvt declines remain In
s.sslssssss for pork. cotton and oats.
-. .aassss ~ wheat. -four Included. from
' sA&Ssz 81 TIE 1fnstea States. this
amount to ssiaoea bushels Last
see& Re total was s. rs co.. -sne year axc
sas ssks67a bushels: two years ago.
ssrsa 49, N&'sss asos
ssia ressstanee which prices IA
sew York speculative market offer
s Aeasy sosd shipments, an. rapid
- aAsse In shs gal6 reserve. would In
: seafst ssss wtsea sTssgte~x ssssne
sssss S~siet ss more shan akeiy u
S sssS2rst Taere has been ssrsa haai-
&. = Re stocks es propertsez s1a-
g Reorganization axss on watch as
= are Anticipated. Anarr from
=. aeNsver she bears sta tina great
- - N dssssaxsnx ssees<x. Some SCI
= nsestnsen. securities l. reported
s1eAn account.
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NEW Yosk MAEkxrs.


New York. Jan. E-The volume Of buss-
Ness on the stock exchange today was
even lighter than on yesterday. and the
market was narrower than for some time
past. The heavy engagements OF gold
fc= shipment tomorrow had q depressing
effect on the speculation and restricted
sransactions. which aggregated less than
5000 shares. After midday the market
became almost stagnant. the trading be-
Ing almost entirely IN tho speciaisses
which were quite weak. while Chicago
Gas. Sugar and the Changers and most
OF the usually active stocks were without
important changes. About delivery hour
the temper OF speculation underwent q
change for the better with little trading.
Prices continued TO advance TO the close.
and the final trading was firm in tore.
Compared with the closing yesterday. the
anaI quotations today ara irregular. bat
= majority of the stocks dealt in show
losses on the day. including: Sugar pre-
ferred, D.stilling. Northern Pacific pre-
ferred. Missouri Pacific and Lake Shore.
IL per cent. each: Colorado Coal !. Con-
soiidated Gas rs. Lead preferred Ia.
In the advances are: Sugar. common.
"a, Northwest preferred and st. Paul pre-
ferred IL, Chicago Gas Us
In the bond market prices were gem
enaIly well maintained. The total trans
actions for the day were 81. 20. 500.
Government bonds STEADY.
State bondS-Inact.ve.
Railroad bonds-weak.-
Petroleum STEADY: February options
closed at 100 Ia bid
tnanesnt.
Money on call. easy at f-s per cent |:
last loan. IL. closed al 1-2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. a-4l4 per cent.
Sterling exchange Strong. with actual
business In Bankers bills at s4s i-48
As9 IL for demand. and at sass Lag
ASS IL for sixty days. Posted rates. sI@
Ga.3a. Commercial bills. s4s7i-z
Silver certificates. soc bid
gank <ieaTtass.
TIE following table. complied by Brad
streets shows the sotai clearances at the
principal Cities and the percentage OF IN
crease or 6ecrease. as COMPARED with The
corresponding week last year:
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Asu16ssa. -: Adnmn ExpESaA -.
Alsoa Tszre Han<e. -: A4sun. rerv
Hsn1a. pfd, lss bsa: Americas Express.
H. HAssznore q onAo, e ~. cAnadA Pa
Cts g IL. C2nad2 Southern %: Censral
ca1D Alton. IL hid. Che. Bur. q ouin-
CO. q Is CAae- Gss. , IL: ConniicAfed
c. a IL: c.. c.. c. Z ST. Louis. 81 IL.
cottn On certiAcAse2 = -: De1. HuA-
So -; DEL. Lack q west. Isl: DeH-
= B. O. pfd. u IL: Dsstfs<rs 4 Cattle
Fes1ers' Co. > IL: Erie. ~: Er4A pfd.
- Fort Wayne. Ia bid. Great NORTHERN
p<&. iE: chiczgo & Eastern ri1tncts. pfd
= bid: Hooking VALLEY. is Ia If;inoss
Central. g.. 81. Paul 4 Duluth. -: KAzb
So q Texas, pfd - Lake Ere & West.
ls -: Lake Era . West. pfd &C.: Lake
6aoee. LIS: Lad Trust. - u.s. Louisville
= Nashville. 8 "a. Loulssilse q New Al
bamy. 4. ManhnxtAn Consolidated los IA.
6smph1s 4 Ctmxiestnn. 70 hid: Michigan
Cerfzzl IS bid. Missouri Pacific. Il L..
1sootiA 4 Olen IS: NASHVILLE Chaxt.. -
bid, Nztional Cp<dAge. I ~. National
CWx1nxe. pfd Q. ~. J. CeatrAi. u rs:
Norfolk q West. pfd. II: North American
Co.. -: Norshzn Pacific. -: Noxxh-
ern Pacific. pfd. -: u. p. Denver q
Cult, rs. Northwestern. se: Northwest
era pfd. 1Ea IL bid; ~. r. Central - IA:
~ r. & New England. 81 LIS; Ontario
4 Western. ,s; oreson Improvemenx. II:
Oregon Nav, IS: Oregon Short Lane &
Utah Northern. IS bid. Pacific Mall.
= IL: Parsa, Dec 4. Evans.. IA:
P9tssburg, 15s: Pullman Palace. ise L.:
Reading. Is: Richmnn1 Terminal Is Is:
Hschmcnd Terminal pfd. 20. Rio Grande
Western. is SIS. Rio Grande Western pfd.
-: Rock Island. G. rs; st. Paul, IS SIS:
% L.: 81. Paul q Ornzasa. pfd. H. South
ern Pacific. II IL: Sugar Refinery. 80;
Tenn. caol 4 Iron. II 81: Texas Pacific.
5 81; Toi. e. o. Gen., pfd 20 L.; Union
Pacific, rs: u. g. Express, e IL: Wa
hash. et. L. q Pacific, rs: Wabash, st.
L. q Pscific. pfd. Is IS: Wells Fargo Ex-
press l6ss Western uaEon. n la; Wheel
Ing = L. e.. rs: Whseiing q L. E..
pfd - IL: AtRn- 4. St. Louis. n L.;
Den. = r. c.. IL; Gen. Electric. - LIZ;
Naxional I1nseeA. IA; Gel. F,sei d l..
IS IL: Col. Fuel q l.. pfd. Is; II. Z Tex.
Ceaf.. ia: Toi.. A. A. 4 North. Mich,
i-2; ToI.. -. Louis q X. c.. i; Toll.
81. LOUIS q X. c.. pfd. &.
Total ~aas..
The total sales Of stocks today were
- 22 shares, including: American Sugar.
u, 30: Burlington. Ai01; Chicago Gas,
7la: Dastilling. 100: General Electric.
400. n. J. Cesaral. 400; Northwestern.
4sa: Reading. asee: Rock Island. 400;
st. Paul. Asoe; Southern 4. a.. s.so.
Hops.
Hops-Steady.
MeAals,
rsn-Higher; STRATA s1si plates quiet.
Spe1ter-Weak.
LeAd-Fsrni brokerS price. n.n Ia:
exchange. 50. loyal. IL.
Copper-Steaey; exchange prsce, SIS.
sugar
Sugar-Raw. firn; fair reclining, . ll-lec.
Sales. none. Reflned--ouiet.
Coffee-Optlons closed dull at $40
points net advance; January. si445: Sep
tember. sll. 4o9i4.4s: October, 3li.5o. Spot
--Fio. steady: No. Z, isc.
TIE Weeks Failures.
New York. Jan. ar. q. Dun q Co.'s
says: Failures this wreck have been sGs
In the United States, against 40 last
year, and 50 in Canada. against IS last
year.
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MARINE ~ VS..

Port Townsend Jan. =. -Speciai-Ar-
rivad-SchooRer CoronA from San Pedro.
~ Port Gamble; schooner Spokane from
6an Francisco. at Port Gamble Sailed
Snip c. r. Sergeant, Nanaimo. for San
Francisco; British ship Leyiand Bros.
from Port Angeles for Royal Roads; Ha-
waiian bark Maana Ala. FOR Adelaide
tn sail tomorrow-Raxkentin Archer.
from Nsnai.u0 for Honolulu
Port Townsend. jan 24.-SpecAal-OGe-
quarter interast Of me tug Discovery has
been SID by Louis Rotfscts2a. OF Port
Towaseud, and Percy v. Seaby. Of San
Francisco. to Charles ~ Moore Of Sam
Fssncsscp, for 81, 500
: faeared-Hawaiiau bark Mauna Ala, 10
toas. Capt WHAtam Smith, from Port
B,akeley, for Adelasde, Australia, laden
with 572,SH feet of humber valued at
81. So IS; n. 60 slaves. valued at s96s9a. and
52,ele Iatiss. valued at $5al0
San Francisco. Jan. 2.-Arriyed--Ship
Glory Of the Seas, Comox. Cearsd-Far-
alion Port Angeles; Willamette, Nanaf
md: ship Two Brothers. Nanaimo. De-
particle Columbia. Astoria and Portland:
City of Puebia, Victoria and Port Town
send; South Coast, Coos bay. Freigfits
and eharters-British ship London H;n,
now at Portland, wheat. thence to United
Kingdom, Havre, Antwerp or Dunkirk.
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wATEn FRONT NOTES.

Tug Beaver supplied the schooner Gar
den City with water yesterday.
Steamer Mary r. Perley brought In
city yesterday.
TIE steanner Clara Brown. recently
sunk on the Snoilonssh river, Is being
repaired at Tacoma.
The Mohican iefr for up Sound yester-
day TO test coal from the Oregon I'M
proyement Company.
The sealing schooner Bering Sea. q new
vessel was measured yesterday at Ia
coma Her net tonnage Is 1918 tons.
Ship Oriental finished loading coal yes
terday for the Oregon Improvement Com
pany. and win sail today fer san Fran
cisco.
Tug Mystic made her trial trip yesser-
day. leaving co<nan dock at $50 o. m.
Inspectors Bryan ard Stream wers on
board.
George Heiser, for several years con-
nected with Merchants ana other docks
In tile city, returned last week from Cal
iforrssa
Steamer Umatilia arrived at the bunk
<rs yesterday to take on fuel, and LEFT
shortly after for Tacoma to finish her
cargo OF grain.
The steamer City Of Puebla sailed from
San Francisco yesterday with these pas
ssngerse For Slctorla-R. G.. Triton and
wife l.. J. Robinson. Mrs. G. Francis
J. Fl. BerryhAiI. ". 3. Keester. Alfresi
Jones, E. A. Cuyton. John Knight. Port
Townssnd-J. T. Hefn1aa and wife. se-
astie-m. comaerie. Miss l.. .Peitiri. T.. 8.
Hartl and wife. Mrs. W. +. Lewis
George Case, c. Ii. Gllss. r.. 8. Beck. ].
W. Moore, II. c. Morgan. Tacona-wil,-
lam Baifour. III. w. Carter. o. Montratfa.
Dr. Brown and wife. Everett-T. d.
HERMAN.
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sN9lt a'sscsRssesi N total.
ssexs de-

L. 8. Is. reg. iisi-i: L. S. is. coup,
lis SIS. L. S. "a, reg, LIS: L. 5. ts. coup.
IL. L. 5. 81 res. ~ bad; Pacific O.. or
,ss. iea hid. Ala Class 4. iaI: Ala Class
r. ies BID: Ala Class c. 81 bid; Ala Cur
renox. "a: La. New Cansols. As s2 Is.
Missouri G.. 100 bid. n. Carolina IS. -;
n. Carolina As. 100. =. carsiana Son-Eunt.
I l-s, Tena Nsw Set e. - LIS Tsn-- New
scs s.. leo BAD. Tenn. ods sss S, - eias
Va. ge-sursss. g IL: Va Deferred ~;
Atrasxon d. IS -: Ateaisoa Second A.
- IS. Canada Sc seccnas. Iess cca- Fas.
n~Sss az "a. 100 hs9. Ter. & r G. Is, Us:
d. a II. q, Is. af-A: Esze SscoEas. ss'
a II. 4 S. a. 6. 20 c. II. 5. A. Is.
fee bid. n. Il 4. ccst. s.. rs /. btu. IL a
r. Cert. %. sss 10 It'd; n. X. T. fsrst -,
ss-s. NJ. X. T. sesog5 Is. q SIS Mutual
xTnsc.a 6. ~. y. j. ceat- ssen'i *. III Ia.
Sarsner,s PaessS slrsts. iks - Ncrih~rn
Yz.sssa seconds. - 81: Northwest Con-
ss.ss. "a: Northwest 5. F. deb IS. 10 bic.
pa s,xanas West srss<. o IL. 81. Paul
s~,nsss,s p. Is f-s aats * PAM & q =.
W IS re: 81. L. q T. ~. Gec- Is, ~;
81 I. Il r. Ger. -, sas. Tex Pae- fsrStS
sS. Tax. Fac. <e~srds. = S. Tnson Fa-
ci,.c Ersss Of - los West Shore -. lA
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Ia. REX. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Washington City. Jan. es-rhe rensr.
on the Kicks case submitted 20 the house
today BY Representative Harrison Of
Alabama vas very terse. The committee
reports that IL made <itiIgent inousry. TAX
ang ali the testimony tenderea By ho,h
slsfesL and adopted a resolution censursn~
the fee system without making further
comment.
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hsesisssr. ard Grataa
-. srsnrzasa. san. sS-Fvsoasr--rA-zssy
= ssss -: BAKERS exrra. s. aNs1 20:
@as sssssm
s-Iam sample rearzes Is SaA ard
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STEAMER ROSAIIE.
yxsrxtsv<. DOCK leaves for Victoria eaa
PERI Tts~ sssessd aasfy. except duneAy, AZ
II - 3. M. retuguau<s le2ysk tictersa
Taxnsene and way ports daily, except
sunssay, ~ a. M. Sunday. erect. 1T .
! u. refurnzng direct. i<kEee fo<t T6wns
eesld Ct 3. a. TefcDkone n
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reRsIaNo crazy MARKET.

Jan. 81 - Invertebrates, -59
-. = pr sensas: wTassa wasia. aasgc per
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Seattle. jan =. 1876.
$500 ~ Seattle. Tacoma and Port
- 1nx4nx hDuecs today weTes

1Euronenf IN the local produce mar
p. yesterday was OF fair proportion
- ne1cRs a. a rule were weak. Re-
4 S6s6e Tor the day were light and the
&r1v-orer stocks for the day were quite
frrs In grocery lines trade was duh.
1 81 4has = nearly always the case at
Al ttns u the month. Prices show
- caange.
AupIes continue In large supply. and
i nything are weaker than they were
= npfsth ago. Choice stock. which arr,
r,o,pd ct $i-f0 ard $3.50 per box, Is
snusIderably shaded at times In order
d eject sales and ii Is hard to uairr-
Sonin any standard OF values. Medium
Sn1ek Il ysry quiet. and ranges In price
I'm Is cents 10 81. Navel oranges
- q over supply and are a trifle
8paker. They we're quoted yesterday
{ II 8 and $s.25 per box. Seedlings are
8 N Il e and $2.25 per box. aIedlter-
xn6nn sweets are scarce and firmly
"a It si50 per box Lemons are
so1afui and dull. Choice stock Is held
no per box. Lines are neglected.
Hin OF ell descriptions are in large
isly. but are glow to sell Tropical
NM are In fair supply and move
mthtr siow at quotations. Figs move
mMR resdiiy than other lines. Very
NE movement b noted In cranberTfes.
NAicA are quoted at II cents per pound.
tns are slow to move.
exetahlcs continue in moderate sup
m sat prices on choice stock are firm.
B n Aeld By dealers. Cabbages and ca1li-
I N9xer are more in demand than other
varieties and are firmly held for quoted
Mxes. Celery Il being received steadily
p xuall cousignments from the region
s6oat Gilman. and is readily disposed
s n for the quoted rates.
q dairy produce fresh ranch eggs
~ greatly in over supply and dealers
~ compelled 10 dispose OF them at
9ndsd rates. They were quoted yester-
& asy 81 10 cents per dozen. with a down
W<sd tendency. At this low price con-
ndexahie stock was disposed of. All
TAaes Of creamery butter are In large
ply, aid choice stock Is held firmly
w quotations. Cheese IL steady. Poul-
~ = IN light supply. and. with the ex-
sfPiaon or chickens is hard 10 move.
SsssksfS show considerable activity.
Ihs iiop and wo5l markets are ssIn
aeIfessad. With small chance for Inn
S1suff7nenk Wheat L. dull.
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Csfn across egEs
MuHbp sav GREAT
~ 0MlWb STATES.


Runs Buffet Cars containing library.
writing and card tables, barber shop.
bath room. easy chairs. observation win
dcws. stey IN eonnecflon with Palace
ond-elass Coaches and Family Tourist
Trains leave Seattle daily at II .. N for
Everss., KsIispen.
as.1snwnrsA. n.r1..
Wenafehse. cseoks4sn.
Easr1nEton, Fergus Falls.
SPOKANE. st. Cloud.
minneapolis. st. Paul,
Bonnerss Ferry.
Palace Sleeping Cars Family Uphols-
tered Tourist Cars. fully equipped and
every convenlepce. with porter In charge.
aims In daylight, giving passengers .
in America. the track. having stone bal
Direct connectiens In Union depcts at
St Paul and Minneapolis with trains for
Duluth. West auperirr and Great Lake
Louis and The South and Chicago and the
East. arriving 81 Chicago at s:35 p. m
cel7 LINES seETl And SaTlR
Through Train to Vancouver
without Change.
Train leaves 8aiiy at..............s:1s q. n.
Train arrives daily at...-..-......s-38 p. m.
For publications and i5fosp p,.u a. sppsy
Genera n Arsa. si Front ST.. Seattle.
Wash -
General Passenger and Ticket Agent. st.
Paul MINI.
Depot Ticket once. Commercial Dock.
between Madison and Marion streets
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TIME CARD.
STEAMER CLAN M'DSyNArznL
SkAGIr RIVER ROUTE

Leaves Seast]e Tuesday. January - -
a. m; Wednesday. January q. AZ Il
nfSd night. THURSDAY. January ~. 81 u
night: saturday, January ~ ~ u mzd-
night.
Leaves MosFnk vesuon Wednesday.
January =. at O. m; Thursday. Jaua-
airy "a. at q M: Friday. January ~ g
q M: Saturday. January "a. ~ - nj
Sunday, January q, 1t 3 a IA
Ms@ls; = CENTS Bef<hs. > cezuen.
LILLY. BoGARDUs q Co.
Owners and MaxAgGEA
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BANKA.
PEOl Les SAVINGS BANK.
occidental block. Seattle wash
Capifa,. ssoo oao

--QFFICERs AND TRUSTEES
Jacpb Furth. -.............-..*...s..Fr President
Arthur A. Denny. .......:-.y Vice president
James r. Hayden. .Man'gr. Cash'r, 6ec.y
Frank /. Blodgett. Assistant Cashier
Slgmund Schwabacher. John Collins
F. c. Neufeldex. i. ". giimAns.
Tranaacts . savings bank business ex-
ciusively.
Deposits received from 81 10 $ta.oeo.
Interest allowed per aunum. Six per
cent. on term deposits. per cent on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days Of May ana
November. Loans made On real estate eg
approved collaterals only.
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STEAMERS.
FOR ALASKA

FOR ALASKA
STEAMER CHfLEAT
Leaves on February /. ~ II o'cso-k .. "a
Fog sysrkal rates inquire o<
j. q. CARROLL. Asent.
Tsgcss0xse q. sassaaAaarhcrs Wharf.
r. w. MeAIsLksr, Master
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srRAIT s'rr:A Msfffp f.oMpANY

STRAIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Seattle and Townsend Neah Hay roe1ta.
Steamer Garland leaves yesier dock Mon.
days. Wednesdays and FrktHys 1T HIS
a. n. for Port Townsend, Port WuffmFn1.
Dunsse ness. Port AnEeies. Port Crescent,
GettyEburg. Pysht. Cialiam Hay and
Noah Bay; returning. arrives Seattle 30
p. m. on opposite days. Steamer EvnnGek
leaves yesier dock for Port Townsend.
Part Williams, Dungsne~~. Port AnHelep
ard Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at g p. m: arrives Seattle alter
nate days ~ m
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle - -
lows:
ard Victoria. Al n ri ft,aspc sIrerG Rs
Is. q IS -
For Alaska Jan. and q. at q. N
From San Francisco for Victoria ana
Puget Sound PORTS. at =. IA. JAa. y "a.
Is. 20. 3 and 80.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND sEATTI.U
q Wiley Navigation Co.'S ofeamne
A1GLTSOMAH.
DAILY TfAE CARD:
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at-S:5e m Tacoma al. So Z =
Eaeona at..SsN N Seattle ak..l2;oo q
Seattle at. ~ p m Tacoma NJ. $50 m
Tacoma AZ xa9 M Olympia ~ so n
Connecting with boats for shelton sn6
kAuafichle. -
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 CENTS.
Iazdsn<. City Dock. foot Of Main street.
CAPTAIN L. WILEY. Manager.
CITY OF ABERDEEN SEATTLE. Ia
COMA AND OLYMPIA.
Ar. Tacoma. 20 8 N
LIZ. Senttie.7.se a Ar. Olympis 4 10 , -
Ar Seattle. u 80 ~
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 cENTa
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DB AND SHIPPING.

B 4 oxxuYxxxr ~ AsH1czuSuHna
WEAfMxH BUmBAu.
Yon5rxND Or. Ian. -. tokL9
: - nafrreay. fstfs eoozex.
b :. fkerA xc6oo1no9.
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PUGET SOUND AND AI.AsKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CRY or KINGSTON.
6:00amiLviMll.. sTacoma. i l10 Ari lsl1am
ie:lhamILvl 49,, Seattle; Sz|Axi s:oeam
4:3opmlArliioE.. Victoria ...islsl.vl 3s1oom
sDaiiy except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesier wharf. 0<attlo.
For rates and other information Apply
l. A NApEAu.. Gen. Avt.. ~. Y. n ~,
Yesier ave. and Front It.. HaA111nb
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WEST cOAaT STEAM E.AvruAr1oN
COMPANY.

STEAMER FARAIsISON
psspatckes steamers for San Frnssr1oco
Tebruary q - March Z. %. and every -
days thereafter.
Paeaeager and freight rates the b0wxof
Tickets and freight rates can bo e.
tanned by applying 70
]. @. CARHOI4IA Agent,
rnson dock foot OF UIsssu etr0t. Sect.
Gle Te4epho11e 81.
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Tickets may be obtained NJ the once oe
the company. at Ocean dock Sentfle.
GQoDALI4. PERKINS n CO..
General Agents, San Franc1oook
J. II. 1OHNBDN r. g. Supt-. Seattle
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San JUAN fSIsANDS-STEANER IY%
pIA THOMPSON.
CARVING Gated States mail leaves City
Dock. foct Of naxE street. Monday, We'd
townsend. San saan Islands ana Nav
Whateom-
TTaIE CARD.
North Rcunt--l.rav4 Seattle - - n. =
leave Port Townseud 30 a. M InnpS
Friday Esrbor II 10 a. m: ieAve Rocho
Harbor IT'D y m. arrive New Whneooxn
6.ne n. m.
South Houna-reave New Whatccm Co
o. m~s leave Roche HaFbor uao - M
leave Friday HArhnr 1zsM ma 16Av0
tsis a. M -
r. Thompson. rnaraxine ewuer. ]. -
Hatfield. aSeGI Phone. 81
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co

FANIE1( NAV It1AIIOlN N&ps
Time card la effect Oct. ~ -
Seattle and WhAfcom route-~Htata az
Washington leaves Seattle daily, excepe
Saturday. at 10 y. n. Seattle and La C05f>
except saturday at $40 n m. Tacoma an1
Seattle Route--State of washington Ieave0
Seattle Tuesdays. Thursdays and 6e&u1.
days At $50 D. m.
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EVERETT R0ETE-sTR GREYHOUND
Daily except SUNDAY.
Leaves Seattle 7:so T. m. and ~ = r.
Leaves Eyerett 10 - m. ard 8 p. "a.
Sunday-Isesves Seattle II q. "A. Leaves
Everett D.. us
Fare Single trip 75c: round trip. &.1k
Connects with boats for Tacoma a18
SnoEomtsh.
Landing colman dock. fsot Of Mariom
street..
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAvI5AT1oH
COMPANY.
Csaud Troup. Pres. r. w. 0codhuet ~.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Aossofsizu xas1 Australia
Steamers ieas~ SAD Franxasco fur Wnmpa
l&sx, samoa Aal~&&ard. n. q, And ~
ny. n =. W. pssaaNt eh&nrN.
Steamship .Alzzarssa February Z n
Mencfs1sa srsy. steamship Ausx1an6-
rkas A. GRAHAM. AGENT. umsx.
Bsssl Aseck. Seattle.
W Webster. osss. Agent. vsncnavses
]. D. spreckess a RreA. o., 0awps
Agents. Saa Fr~aczSso.
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DEXTER HORTON q CO. BANKERa
Incorporated 1SSz.
[apf14A
surplus .4s.s...... 1Q9,0eQ
President. ....A. A. Denny
Vice Fresadcnt..W. M. Ladd
Manage-......N. II. Latimery
Cashier. r. Van Tuyl
Sight exchange and teiegraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago. st Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points In
Oregon anu British s3efumuit.
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made al All point on favor
able terms.
Bonds stocks ard other va1uables re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.