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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-07

II railzuad ana otenAboak trauxrprtx-
lion Mctufte4 Gnnl1uuz1nh 81 partzcu1ariy
Fortunate, k1y5ne three lines os rail
N4T, th~ Greak Northern. the Seattle.
Lake Ghcrx = EasteFn< = connection of
the korthexn Pacsnc. and also the Ca
nzdtan Pacific. besides several lines Of
stean1boatu 10 Seatfle and Taroma~ The
Eyeretf = Monte CrsstO railway, pass
inx Through this point. taps tie north
ern ana eastern portion OF the county.
making he city me center for trade Of
he entire county. Another important
source of wealth TO Snohcmish b the
nne territory Of the upper enohomish
and skykomtsA Valleys. which are
reached By the ltne Of smaller river
steamers.
~ IN many cases IA this section. the
humber and timber products OF the
country form the greater resources. al
though by the grea< devescpments of
agriculture in the Marsh, Pslcnuck and
Tuaico districts, diversified Industries
are receiving much attention During
1881 the following amount Of timber
Was cut by GnOhomish fun1bermen:
William Hubert. s.D00.oo0 feet; cy-
Pliers = 6tins0n. l.06o.oo0 feet: z. II.
Elweli. l.o00. 900 feet: William Mciee,
s.0oe.ooo feet: Arthur Mcshane, l.soa. 600
feet: Butler = Meredith. 800. 600 feet;
Geirin = Pearl, 3.0eo.00o Feet: Gelrfn &
Boyd. 3ooo 900 feet: Eolberg, 100. 600
feet: Mcdonald Bros. 1000 600 feet:
Mosher & Mcdonald, 100000 feet:
Frank Wetherell. s00. 900 feet. Our mills
converted much OF this into shingles
and humber, while the remainder found
q market outside. Buck & Son shipped
5000, coo shingles. j. r. Weber & CO.
1.s00. 900 shingles and the STANDARD Mill
Company. prior to the IRE. In July. cut
10000. 90 shingles and ESQ. 600 feet OF
lumber. and Midget Bros. cut l6. oe0. 900
shingles
Many Of the citizens OF snohomish
have interests In valuable gold and sill
Yer mines OF the county, which win be
operated in the spring. A local COM
pany has been formed to open and op-
crate a coal mine near Mount Index.
The fishing industry brings much
money into the city. the average ship
ments during the season being four
tons per day.
At the recent election q non-parta-
san ticket was elected, with Il. C. Fer
zuson as mayor. Tie general expen-
ses OF the government have been re-
ducad. and certain improvements will
be carried out during the year.
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ssoaomisH srsAxc1ALIr STRONG


snoaamssA. Jan. Especial. --,Sno-
hsssnssh. the county seat ef Saaacrsash
county. situated practically at the head
az navigation of the Sn-acmlsh river.
stands among The ,sading smaller cities
q the Sound country in commercial sgss-
rwrvanre. During the past year. which
has been marked for its depression in
all financial and business matters, Sno-
hosnssn has rad bait twc business fail
tires. and one og shese firms WAS eaa-
he'd ~ Immediately resume business
Her Banks sfscd the crash c< tire panic
az 1855 and are today In better condition
than ever. and her business enterprises
are all On u raysng basis. pssysag tfse
past year the city has added mach 40
her nalles ~ graded streets ans she
ouns the water system. considered 90
ns she equal o. any of the Saszse extent
In the state 4 ssae electric light plant.
sswnexf and operated by = ksrai com
ssassx. furnishes light - she city and
ixsyAse sndlys6a=sz II reasonable prices
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sAx FRANCISCO mAsxrrs.


San Francisco. Jan. Extraordinarily
extras. S. sOE13.s5: bakers extras. $500
SO: surerfine. s. 2esfs IS.
wheat-ofrerings OF spot wheat arc not
large; s. I'D fer standard shipping quail
ity. with IS Sic for choice article.
Milling wheat shows strength at ao1-sz9
ssc; waila waila. IS I-4a77 lie for fair
average quality H1-4ass s-tc for blue
stem. and 7eas7s a-4c for damp stock.
Barley Movement continues si3w, there
ness OF any extent. Feed. fair 10 good.
~ s-fsls1 i-sc; choice. s. i-3c: brewing.
sssfe5c.
oass~Ttere Is an Improved feeling In
the market ard dealers arc hopeful OF
more activity developing In the near fu-
tire. Milling. SIl.f e 1-s: surprise. 81 .asge
lis; fancy feed. sI-es f-@zi ~ IL: gocd TO
choice. &c i-sesa7 i-ac; poor TO fair. 81 i-2Ss
SOC; black. si.1sGf.s0. red. fas i-egi IL;
gray. - i-zc6ssi
Flour sacks. e,7ss: wheat. een,ais, i,ses;
barley. centaIs. ssss2.
sf.saeiaI.
Silver bars. 70 s-sa5s Tsc
Mexican dollars, 20 i-.asic.
DrsSts-ssgAt. l-2c. telegraph. Ioc-
Nsnsng stacss
alta. a.: Alpha Consolidated, 10; Aases.
~: Beirher. 10: Belle Isle. s; Res. &
BaIcher. lea: Bodie Consolidated. %: Eufs-
son. -: Bugwer Consolidated. s; caieaonsa-
4. Challenge CoesoIidatei. q: CholIsr. 30.
Confidence. s.: Consolidated California q
vsrgsnSa. sss: Consolidated Imperial. ::
ssrowa Point. y: Could 4 currie. "a, Hais
& So~SFoss. lis; Justice, "a. KenraSk Con-
s,ssItsted. :. Lady Washingscn cars,ts-
dated. 9: Mexican. S.. Mono. II. Moun.
Dsahio. 70: ophar. Us: overman. r.: po-
tsss. -. Savage. 81: Scorpion. 4: Sierra
Nevada, 81. Silver Hin. S; unson Consali-
dated. 81: Utah Consolidated. s: Yellow
Jacket. IS.
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PORT TOWNSEND IN 1895.
) Hard Times Basis Havsne Been
Reached. Business viii BE better.

Port Townsend. Jan. Especial
The city government has cut down cur
rent expenses OF 1S95 to SIS. 900, q re-
duction Of 10000, as compared with
last year. The expenses In every de-
partment have been trimmed down to
the lowest margin consistent with good
service. The valuation of real prop
erty last year was 81. 205 $50. and that
of personal property SOS. 300. The rea-
son that values were lowered to such
an extent was 20 lessen the burden OF
taxation, with view OF collecting
only enough money to actually pay
current expenses. This plan win be
continued. IL is proposed. until times
are better and money IS easier, when
the matter Of public improvements and
payment OF bonded Indebtedness viii
be taken up. The mayor. Jafnes Sea-
vey, II very confident that this system
Is the safest and most economical
course for small municipalities to pur-
sue during stringent times. By paying
the current expenses In cash the city is
enabled to receive much more actual
value for IT'S money than IL warrants,
subject TO heavy discount. were Is
sued.
The prospects of good summer in
commercial affairs ID very fattering.
The nall works ara about to close an
order for a big shipment Of nails. The
saw mill at Port Had1ock resumes OPP
erations next Monday for the season
and Will turn out about 10000 feet OF
lumber day. The engineering works
have secured two contracts for building
large revenue launches for the gov
eminent and bids will be awarded this
week In Washington City for con-
structing n big marine hospital. An
appropriation OF $1,000 has been made
to lay of AMI teautify the grounds
around the customs and postofyice
building. Then different companies are
prospecting for coal In the immediate
vicinity of Port Townsend. and are
said TO have fsatterisfg prospects. Their
daily expenses are about 5000, The far
mers Ia ouilcsne, Leland. Chimacum
and otaer valleys are planting larger
crops tails year. in anticipation OF big
demand for produce this year.
The affairs OF the county are in a
satisfactory and fairly prosperous con-
dftion. All unnecessary expenses have
been abolished and an era OF economy
inangurated. The total number OF
acres In the county subjess. to taxation
II 1854. the value OF which IN ss,1ss.-
az The value OF improvements is
s; 100. sss. There are thousands ~ acres
on the west side % the Olympic noun
tains. In jefferson county. watered by
flowing streams. which are uasaFveyed
and subject to settlement. There are
many valleys near Queess and Bogh-
cfiAi whsrn the finest homes Ia Amer
lea could be built. Elk. deer. hear and
all kinds or feathegei game abound in
the forests and The streams TEEN with
trout, salFron and ether fish. The soil
is productive. hors. potatoes, vegeta-
hies and cereals being raised in atuni-
ance. Is Is the sportsnen's paradise
and farmers heaven.
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises.
lIgxiCan I|Dslan9 IiIliIIlelI
rheumatism Man or Beast. SUI Joints

cars. and Duluth 81 cars. or 1Sa alto
gether. compared with - ears on the
corresponding day year aga
The United Kingdom stock OF wheat
and floar was given by Beerbohm this
morning at l2,uae. 90 bushels. a. com
pared with ss,eo0. 90 bushels fha CORES
ponding day of the year before.
One item Of news was to the effect
that the Argentine wheat crop In any
where from 10 to 20 per cent smaller
this year than last. and OF inferior
quality. Several cables gave further
confirmation TO The above report and
heavy buying orders were received from
lew York. The naket from being RAJ
Their weak became very strong. May,
which opened at from So Ice to So 7-Sc.
was cayorting around IS 5-Sc near the
close, A great deal OF business was
done. and May closed at SIS lee.
Corn--The opening price for May was
q S-sc and from that down TO 81 Lao, as
COMPARED with Il lac at the close yes
terday; 1t rose in sympathy with wheat
to 4Sc and closed at 81 Use.
Oats were active throughout the ses-
sion and quite q heavy business was
man g. Bartlett and Frazier offered
stun freely and broke the market from
80 SIC to 50 1-2c. Then the disposition
to buy began to improve. Wheat and
corn commenced to advance and the
shorts became alarmed and bid freely.
The price started to 60 up and coasinu-
ed to do 50 until 81 1-Sc was reached.
at which price the market closed.
Provisions were very steady and In
the end rather firm. The strength OF
wheat helped to sustain the hog mar
ket at the slight advance which mark
ed the opening prices. May pork start
ed with an advance OF 2 1-2c and after
dropping for while. picked 1t up again
and closed with that much gain for the
day. Lard and ribs rested at 1-2c over
the closing price Of the day before.
Live sscck.
Cattle Receipts were estimated Mt i.0oo
making 4, 40 for the week. as against
$3.50 last week and ll.21 year ago.
There was some inquiry for all classes
by buyers, and sales were made at about
Fridays prices. though the feeling was
weak. Steers sold frons $5.ls to $50:
stockers and feeders. sa.25G375. and COWS
from $1.5o03.75.
Hogs Receipts. 1900: for the week.
1850: heavy hogs were wanted and
showed continued flrmness, while light
weights were q drug. There were no
important changes In values. The popu-
lar prices for the common to choice light
were s4ooaA2s. and FOR the heavy grades.
A4Of7A60
Sheep There was Hight demand and
an easy market at $1.5o7ss0 for choice
sheep. and Sc. 50ass5 FOR. lambs.
Receipts Cattle. 100; calves, 100; hogs.
$500; sheep. 200.
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=
-, 800 49, = - 1fty t0Uo oe
tnw ne~ri,v s,,... -. "a - esty Tor small
efre~ 80, =. 49, xnat amount Il
seyeuty-live sner 1870 - MY snd
psrts q mets1l~rv~ - .evefA1 81
has not ~ 49, - s ps.ss
buzIion 8 fh>r.rs,,.. 49, z and ~
cisco 10 Is rsSsr.s : = s., - g IN rsan-
fained xrssu az - - o1es - 90
idaho. afortsr. 49,. g tnls ssate.
Alasixn. aferiro 80 'rs $3.50 clsasosa.
Il large nuu,r,es -, 8. - "a
81 the 800 - $ -. 81. = re enapioyed
pianx il tht- 49,. - q g. a1actsnfn9
70 the euse,.,.s... - =. $. - compliment
this indus4rv 4 49,. - - -. o1
coana-u,zde seeh =. - S.1s1 tnAt -
only been ar, =, =. 49, e.- s.ooIs nese not
Atiauric es,- 49, = -. - points On the
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tsz the output OF the nine t.
s 4 nv mills was i5l,fs7,Sao feet. and
- - nve single mills then In opera
-. .sa.ssa.sse OF course during the
~ 80 s.ssse months dealers In lumber
sa'nFses have been using UP their
snd bought. as a rule. merely
pressing demands. Also. re-
80 -. g gu kinds requiring building
-. nave been In many instances
49,. aud IS a result lumber ana
men hook for a aex.ssie., "a
= business In the near future.
-. ssath American and Australian
- 80 Been demosai!zsd for a long
go. wy prospects ars brighter now.
- -. taking into Consideration ths
- spessiy Construction Of the
- esaaI. which sosas ,,su,har
s.. VIII double the value OF every
81 - = ssssaer on this Cnass 1ssar.
a.. asessa. .eoe feet or standing
- = Pesye county. about al Of
49,. ~ ee haadle8 and marketed
= sssesIas ssw mills, 20 say moth
4 A. s''s'sle7ss of feet of logs brought
4 = sVshis outside az the county
!, ssssa values. che timber stand
eI>x vas esssEsy IS worth over sio.-
1hsr.. safra Pacific railroad con.
- n isss extensive car shen- n,
- = ssse e Tacpgna,s sgtssrhs. A. !
nlnss~, $500 AAea Operated at a
Ylhrsx~ s-sSass'y ssz mechanics are ers-
- sh& snsir combined nav ral.
- sser Sg.1sa per n,assss'
- 'aesn Pacific aasrs. which NV
- s faget sound ana the erie,.;
= sA.sF headquarters AZ this nor.
$50. TIE nsssssss>r % sonx exs.,rs...s
- -. = aoss1t quarter o. ! mil
- 81 sfsnsasa- TsAa removal % ! mr.
- = me ssstH or essss Is ssonss,ier...s
nesss i. y the Seai Industry Of pssSw,
6kas.. 80 encouraging 70 TIE coal ses,,,-
3 British Columbia.
- - sszslsing business here has
sa continuously nv the
sasslsisg ard Raining Gem
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sensh omaha ssamh,srs Mrlhe Pslles.

sensh Omaha Gamblers Hribe Police.
Omaha. Jan. 6.-The Omaha Bee today
printed q page expose Of tho gamblers
OF South Omaha. how they secured Inn
snanity from police interference BY the
payment OF large sums 10 officials, ncws-
paper reporters and others. Bee re-
porters were engaged In securing the
evidence for several weeks. and 4 III M
Der Of people are involved who were
not known to be interested In proteet-
Ing oHrahA gamblers Tonight the houses
ere closed.
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TIE TfmE CARD.

saAGfT RIVER ROUTE TIME CARD.
Moray January z. al II mfdniesaf:
TsneSiay' January s. at II midnight:
"Wednesday. January 2, ut IL midnight;
THURSDAY, January 70, at y naldnikht;
ur.iavs January Is. III IL Midnight. Leaves
Mngnt Vernon Tuesday,. January 3. at
4. M: "Wednesday. January . a. q. M
January ii, ~ 10 a. M. Saturday, Ian
Eisry IL. 81 10 a. M. Sunday January IL.
AZ 10 a. ~.
Farr. 81: r3ursl trip. 81. good for three
dagr only. useais. &c. berfhs, &c
II r.. MCDONALD. Master.
Lsliy. Bngardus H Co.. inc. on ners and
managers.
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an. saa,sern r.sllls w.s.-n.aae.lsn.

The southern Pacifie WAGE Reductien.
Los Angeles. JAN s.--The local lodge
OF tia Brotherhood OF Locomotive EngI-
neers held special meeting yesterday
morning. called In order TO take action
on the reduction In wages ordered by
the Southern Pacific company. which
took effect the first OF the year. After
considerable talk Robert Gable was ap-
polluted . delegate to the convention In
San Francisco January II. which Ii
called for the purpose OF laying this
grievance before the officers Of tina com-
pany. Mr.. Gable left for the north this
afternoon
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)f GOOD TINES.
,savE BEEN cur DOWN


-. r-Special.--When the
- n ~ territory .of Wazh-
~ ~ consolidated efew Ia
NJ .rnn,s given the town when
zss.,.. par1nc Railroad Company
y ~ - pueet sound terminus ten
'5.sss,~~ and Tacoma City, under
a Tacoma, fts inhabitants
s1 - Id round numbers.
'sSser ten years, or In 11ss. Roek
xareetory company. after =
1.rnvsss Of the city, placed
5saftnn 81 Tacoma and Its im-
slrarhs ct ss,s29. That was =
"a a1pu1f $50 over ls9z-
s1SSk = Sin more creditmb1e. u
aocured IN advance Tor the
1rucer. that notwfthstand-
61neension, Tacouza's popula-
~ suffered any uoticeable
This important fact comes
Pulk 4 Co. directory people.
- about TO put their d.
xne 1te1-S to press. They have
notwithstanding the n,smer-
F. 80. especially ia business
- xhe leaving for other parts
6erable number OF people
- stepped in and taken their
6yine the population prac-
6hnnged numerically.
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= the year just closed COZ deep

~ the yesr just closed lo2 deep
- came to this port to load
aWay Tac0sna's principal ex-
ling humber. coal and the pro-
ne sneltIng industry. This
3 tailed the .'coastwise and for
9 I'D. and does net include. OF
ne large shipments BY '.rails'
r ndex to the rail shipments tho
jssustry. that Of lumber and
1nasfscture. the following ta-
Pied BY an expert on the sub
Even. It shows the shingie and
1hipments by rail for the state,
- 1Ar - this industry Is com
~ = represented principally by
eoand. OF the total shipments,
sent forward one-fifth Of the
- nd between one-tenth and one.
~ ~ the shingles:
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IIorrI. BUTLER.

J " FrasTe. Everett G. Lisfu,arn, waatc
r. IL Hawkes.. Tue w r. HUI, MINI.
J ID Pope, Mazfc q A BeIyea, Vic
a J Linden, Omaha r q FraSier.Tac
j. Hotlab&ugh. Port j II 11afz. San Fran
c III Egxerss Spok J Sardford Olympia
w FfeiEhan. do {. e MessarEar, do
II III SmlsA, do X Van zandf. Whatc
T. j EcssnH3n q VI, y r. Gordon. Sssok
Port Bfakesey 6 WIrtx. Superior
w Cha nsY4rIain. Tao H Williams lit Neru
J W Beii 4 VT, Mimi A W3iikoruns. IS Jose
A Hoschkin, Ss2b'k III HeiiwegcsY. do
j Hartneff. Everett w Herman. Port
A Merhiing, 6uuk X NirC.ord. Fairh'n
] T. He'll Everett II Purify WhafcUu
j Bensw anger Roche r Sicae5sn do
q parr & VT what ] Many. Everett
r Wa1sl1asns Blaine J Koran. Everett
Mrs Waller. do a Campbell x vi. 90
capt Roeler Wzraf Il Brooks n an. + II
r. Evans Sanc,ver A X Coleman. do
IA ruppies. What A Eurkier. Spokane
II Iasz pt An<e5es
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

Dispatch steamers from Seattle = foa.
lows.
For San Francisco via Fort Townsen0
and Victoria. at n n- Messengers r.
ceived on board at q. nj Jan. s ~
is. g. IS
For Alaska. Jan. ana e, at d. N.
From San Francisco for Victoria ana
Puget Sound ports at . .. m, Jan. s ~
IA 20. Is and 80.
Tickets may be obtained AZ the once q
the company. at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GoODAIsI@ PERKINS, ii CO.
General Agents, San FRANCHISE.
]. n. JOHNSON. +. s. Supt.. Seattle.
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EvERETT ROUTE STR. GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 5.50 a. m. and so p. -.
Leaves Everett ~ a. m and y. NJ.
Sunday---Leaves Seattle u .. M LeAveo
Everett 3 p nj.
fare Single trip. 7sc;. round trip. nm.
Connects with boats Tor TacpnaA an4
Snohomish.
Landing -Coiman dock. foot Of Msrsea
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY,
ciaud Troup. Pres. n. ". Goodhue. ~.
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Ola THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mall leaves Ctr
Dock. foot OF main street, Monday W1d~
nesday and Friday 1T O. IN. for En4&
Townsend. San Juan Islands aud New
Whatcom-
TIME CARD.
North Bound Leave Seattle 30 q n.
leave Port Townsend ITO q. M, Law
Friday Harhor li:sa q. M: leave Roche
Harnor i2:So p na.s arrive New Wh2tcQm
ESQ n m. s.
south Bound Leave New whatcom esoo.
a m.: leave Roche Harhor ti.ao & m:
leave Friday Harhor 400 M leAve.
Sis p. m.
J. Il. Thompson, manasias owner. !.
Hatfield. agent Phone. 80.
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THE VANCOUVER RouTE-A THIP
THROUGH THE ISIsAND4
stesTss g}e Daaa i no ob ssaitls 6ss s
fral wharf. p. m, Mondays and Thurs
days for Port Townsend. AnAcorteA. Fair
haven. New Whatcon. Blaine and Frt~
day Harbor. going through 70 vancouvee
Fare 10 blaine. =: fare 70 Vancouver
FOR further information apply at csn-
trail wharf.
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Steamers leave San Francisco for Hoae-
lulu. Samoa, Auckland, ~. 4. and eH1ss
ney. n. s.. W.. without change.
Steamship Arawa, January 10. p. m
THoS a. GRAHAM, AGENT. afarr.
w Wsss,er bist. Aesst. vancosrtrs
j. -. eprccksls a Bros. Co. 0Snarul
Agentss San Francisco.
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STRAIT STEAMSHIP coMrANr.

Seattle and Townsend Neah bay ruutA
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Non
for Port Townsend. Port Williams. Dun
geness. Port Angeles. Port CreScent
Gettysburg. Pysht. Clallam Bay and
p. m. on opposite days. Steamer EvnnGek
leaves Yesier dock for Port Townsend,
Port Williams, Dungencsa. Port Auge1ee
Fridays at 4 .. m; arrives Seattle aiteFe
nate days p.. m.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
errAMrn rApArY.oN

STEAMER FAHALLoN.
Dispatches steamers fer San Franchises
January ls and every IL days th&rezftee.
rrax,senses ahe 1917 sssss ~
tanned b. applying 10
Union dock, foot Of Union street. -.
attic. Teiephers 81
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMER EosAIrE.
Arlington dock. hayes for ysstoFia an6
port Townsend daily. except sunday, =
rs d M. returning. leavfs Victoria ,
Townaer;d aud way ports daily, exceRs
sunday. AZ a. su,. Sunday. direct. ~ >
:. M. returning direct. leaEss Fort iowa
send 1T s D. II. Tsisphone TO-
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EVERETT AND sSoHoMIsH ROu1K
CCT RATE TO EVERETTs
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central Va hasf. Tuesdays. TH11FQs
davz aud SATURDAYS s. ! a. rs for Id
m0sssss MukiIteo. Everett. afarrnyi1leJ
Exss Eversts IsewsIf ard Hnohoufnk
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-07

cent IL Louisville ana New Albany pre-
ferred. - In TUbacco. and { Is IN Missouri
Paci6c. the mnxket moved upward frse-
sionaily until SITTER II o'rieck. when the
temper Of speculation changed and re-
action set In
The placing On the market % bscck 81
I0ep shares q long stock of Missouri Pa
ciac was taken advantage q BY She bears
to raid the property and hreAk az ~
per cent was made in The shares. Of which
IL per cent. was subsequently, recovered.
The Other changes Of the day were mostly
declines. Including losses of ! SIS ON To-
baceo. I Is in Baltimore 4 Ohio. Oregon
Short Line. and ~ In Lead preferred. OF
the grangers. s. Paul Is unchanged. Rock
isisnd IL down rs. and Burlington and
Northwest are up Ia each The market
closed about steady.
Daring che week the share speculation
has been inactive and the total sales are
only 55a.o00 shares. Speculation as rule
has been heavy and . majority OF SHARES
traded in show gains.
The interest In the bond market was
very light and the main trend of prices
was downward.
Government bonds-Eirm.
State bopds-Inactive.
Railroad bonds Easier.
Petroleum-srong: February options
closed 81 bid.
The French steamnhip La Gascognes
which sailed this morning. carried $z35e-
90 American gold
Fsnaneta1.
Money on call. easy at 161 IL per cent
last loan IL: closed l-s per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. l-464 IL per cent
Sterling exchange-Dull and firm. with
actual business In bankers bilisk at
Sass s-S@tss 81 for demand. and tAs7 7-SG5
As for 60 days Posted rates. Sass 10
4s9 Ia Commercial bills. 3s.ss L.
Silver certificates. 50 l-sc.
The exports OF specie from the port Of
New York for the week amounted to
.sss in gold. and $50. SOC Ia silver.
The imports for the week were: Gold.
ss3.ss: silver. $3.50; dry goods. $l.1eo,ss4:
general merchandise. $aSs457l