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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-12
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Next Thursday will be steamer day at
Ocean dock. the Umatiila leaving and the
City of Puehia arriving.
Steamer Unatilla arrived at the bunk
ers last night and began taking on
cargo of coal for San Francisco.
Steamer Island Belle did not make her
regular run yesterday. but tied up at City
dock TO make some slight repairs.
Steamer Delta began running on the
Port Orchard route yesterday. making
two round trips daily from City dock
Schooner oigo. bark j. D. Peters and
harkentine J. &. Funk. were reported at
Port Angeles yesterday on the way up.
Ship Columbia arrived yesterday from
San Francisco and viii take on a cargo OF
coal for the Black Diamond Company.
Repairs 10 the steam barge L. J. Perry
are about finished and she VIII soon he
taken TO Alaska, where she Will engage
In general freighting business.
Joe Parker, for some time wharhnger
at colrnan dock. lef; yesterday for Ever
EFT where he has been appointed chief
engineer of the Everett electric light
works.
Mr.. staitenberg arrived yesterday after
noon 10 take the position of purchasing
agent for the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company made vacant by the promotion
Of ]. F.. Trowhridgc TO superintendent
steamer City Of Puebsa sailed from San
Francisco Monday with the following list
OF passengers: vfctoria-Mrs. A ~. Tay-
Ior. Miss T. Chambers. Miss f. Hilton.
Mrs "A. 8 McAnister. Mrs, Htchseis.
port Townsend-c. r. Fountain. Everett
III NJ. Turrell. J. Z, Croker. j. III. Plas-
kstt. New whatcou-J u. Brunaa, u. u.
Fattu and wife Seattie-o. n. KELLOGG,
Mrs. +. c. Sterling. W. =, Cambridge. l..
y Chestnut. A. q. Campbell and wife,
Nr Hudson. H n, Stewart. o W. Thomas.
r n Rsnsxanrer. r. Mitchell ]. AcEaek-
an ". Mitchell. W. X. Trurneell. j,
Sheasgreen. Mr.. wonneii. Mrs, l.. Stoa-
aars N. n. westhrook. James Anderson.
Rvrcn. ]. w. Maryasf and vffs. III.
runean and wife, w. a. Brown. j. Wa
Ter. and wife Tacona-R. e. Willis. Miss
n Smith. A. bob ard wife. J. ID Salli-
N Lawrence. n. NJ. I.srtae, j. II.
r,olav ". r. Gallagher and wife. A. G.
uar~har. and wife. Y. r. Leassy. wife
80 txo children. W. e. Campbell ard
vrife. Mrs. j. III Altman and children. l..
d ss>ribrs-.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board or Trade.

Chicago. March 1.-THE struggle IN che
wheat nit began with sellers OF May
plentiful for moment at ssSsc. as
against s.. as IL closed Saturday. In the
trading during the first two seconds onc
or two tons changed hands at TIA sf547sc.
bur in the next few seconds there were
nlsnty of buyers at 5sc, and after fsfteen
minutes Of rather spirited trading. SsEsc
was paid. The Liverpool market was
quoted tzs advance. The French country
market was firm and 7. centirnes higher.
The closing cables showed rrmness
abroad hut the apparent effect of the
statistical figures regarding the move
rnent here ard ahfbad WAS rather dtsan-
rs.utlng. The price OF Nav wheat went
Down 20 gssgS4ssc Half an hour from the
close IL was down 90 sfs1c. closing at
s&sc.
Corn was firm. wlth scarcely a weak
sDos frofs, beginning "a end The geffsr-
allv downward course % wheat after the
msaase 90 the day did not have much fn-
~ospss= anon the traders in corn They
started the market firm at ssSc bid and
ss7sr psia at the same time. Before sonE
{, naa advanced the price TO sac, and ;he
market closed at 4siSc BID TIE Etrsngth
resulted from firm cables and light re
Setrts.
sr~aaynr in oats WAS very euit- The
-n,,vSa OF the market was Influenced BY
rnrn. MAY opened 81 @@99sSe. closing
~ Gss-c -,
rhs provision pis Vas the center g.
s.s~s,.e@s more than usual The prize CT
park rose on the first jump from ase 10
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New York. March 1.-The Evening
Posts London cablsgrxm says. A strong
squirt In Americans uas mainly due to
bears covering. In view OF the settlement
which begins tamorrow. There was q
further advance after hours ST. Paul
leading. and New York Central and ITnioa
Pacific were exceptionally weak on
houses tips circulated today TO sell the
former Canadian Pacific Was firm and
Grand Trunks better
London. March n.-Ear silver. SIS aae.
Nssd. consois, i0s els Bullion out of the
Bank OF England. fs2 COG. Bank of En-
gland discount rate, : per cent.
HreadstnfJs and Grains.
Liverpool. March fi--Wheat-Spot firm
demand poor: No. 2 red winter. 10 SID
No. red spring. So z,sd. No. hard Mani
toea and No. California. Is 2d Futures
closed steady with March nd higher and
other months Id higher. April. Is I'd: May
and June, Is sd: July. Is SD August. Is
Id
corn-Hpot firm: American mixed new.
Is d. Futures closed firm %0fd higher:
March. Is I'D; April. May and June. 4s
s1zd. July and August. II nd.
Flouf-DuiI. ST. Louis fancy winter.
So Cd
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. March u-Special.-A aD-foot
section of the st. Paul & Tacoma mill
long wharf went down this afternoon I'M
der heavy load of lumber being hauled
over II. The mule hauling the load es-
capped a watery grave by the chain which
coupled him 10 the car swapping. The
break win be repaired by tomorrow morn
Ing.
British ship Persian Is stiii awaiting a
tow TO sea. She may get out tonight.
Collier San Benito is In loading coal and
Will sail tomorrow night.
Bark Tidal Wave hauled Ia TO the Ia
coma mill today.
Bark Forest Queen secured a berth at
the ST. Paul & Tacoma mill today.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Brcadstufrss and trains.


San Francisco. March ii-Fiour-Net
cash prices for family extras. 81. s5as. IS
Der barrel bakers extras. $s.lsQ325: su-
perfne. Sc. i0ft2.ao per barrel.
Wheat~The week opens with rather
more assuring character. There Is slight
iy better demand on shipping account and
prices have a steadier tone as conse-
aasnce. No shipping wheat Is auotahie
q, Ss.c per GENITAL. with Size for choice
offerings. Milling grades are firm at soas
&c Per Genital Walla Waiia wheat Is
sso,atle at 7sssnsii4c for Ia: --e-sge
quality. ssisas7isc for binestem and 5sas
sTSe fer damp.
BaFiey-Thc market Is steady. though
not buoyan;. az cloudy weather checks
any upward tendency. Feed. fair 10 good.
ss9sstse: choice. TIC: brewing, SssiSoc per
Genital
oais-Movemens is not of rapid eharac-
Ter. but II is sufficiently general TO be sat
kfactoFy To dealers. Prices Keep In
steady position. Milling. xi.07,s9i.i7is per
GENITAL, surprise. H.87s.sIi.i1ia; fancy feed.
sls-ssssl e.ls good To choice. s5c&sxi: fair
10 good. .so4le5e: poor TO fair. Stissisc.
black. aiea1. Its: red. sl.ioast.s %. gray. se
6. per GENITAL.
Flour. sacks, n 3ea: wh at. centais. $50
harley. eentals. sss: oats. centais. Ssa:
corn. centaiT. s.7as: beans. sacks. t.ssa: po-
ia,ees. sacks. s6Sn: onions. sacks. 5S.
bran. sacks. AS middiings. sacks sl7;
hay. tons. aa7 hops. bales. IL; wool. bales.
y, alfalfa, sacks. lis: quicksilver. TASKS.
e. wine. gallons, Is. 10
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Strong: December. PC: May.
ss;se.
Bsrley-ouiet: May. &c.
1oru-sl.sa
Bran-~SiI per ton
Produce.
PetAtaes--No arrivals OF new today.
old stock IN good supply. New. iissfec
pr n. early rose. aaslsSc. river reds saaf
81, horhankS Se6s iec; Oregon hurhsnks.
kSiNsc; Salinas. TscasI: sweets, Tscsssi.@
Tor rivers ana si.s0zFs per GENITAL for choice
stick
beiter--Market weak. dun and I'M
Changed. Dealers are coRstgning 10 north
etn points IN order 20 reduce their sur
Plus Crramery-Fancy. ieHt.c per ia
seconds. isc: medium. Ssfse. store. sWsfSe-
Cheese-~raney mild new, rnSc. common
y good, ssfs,se; Eastern. is1Ttse; Western,
isftiC.
Eggs The demand was DAN ard prizes
ssowe3 no Improvement. Store eggs. sssz
lie per aozen ranch eggs. iessiSc.
Financial.
Silver bars sg,kelssgS IyrAftS-Ssght "a
Asa3cau del tS;x8ifs Telegraph ....-..is1s
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Total Sales.
Tho total sales OF stocks today were
24i.iai shares. including: American Sugar
81. ae. American Tobacco. $500: Baltimore
4 Ohio. $3.50: Burlington. 350o: Chicago
Gas. sT0o. Disfiiiimg - 800 General F.iec-
trtc 3,ieo: Louisville a Nashville, ts aa
Missouri Pacific 6. 100: ~ j. Central sao;
N Y Central. IS. 10; Northwestern, 100;
Rock Island. ieoe: ST. Paul, 2e.5no; West
ern Union, 600.
Hops.
Hops-null
Wool-ouiet.
Metals.
Pig iron--weak. Scotch. sts8so. Ameri-
can. SOFIA
Copper-weak: exchange price, S.a17
$50
I.ead-Quiet: exchange price. sale.
Tin--ouiei and steady: straits. 1910:
plates. weak.
speiter-Dpll; domestic. 81 Eta
Coffee. .
Caffee-optIons closed dull q, points
net decline including. October. sia7a.
Spot cofree--Rio. steady: No. 4. isssc: mild.
quiet.
Sugar-Rsw. firm: fair refining. sii-lsc:
centrifugal. 30 test. Sc. Refined sugar.
firm. unchanged.
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- nona* ara abroad. the czuse sar rhx~.
= neAyy covering movement. Tn.
- % tne nszrkek wns Sugar. ! heavy
movement therein having net i, ~
- opening The cIscre Of i-sss~Yr xs,ses,
4. tanned the recent pooI a tAe ..r.rk
80 IN fun control or the ssfrs.Scn -
S1.I e soon ~ there was an arterrpt "a
POOH brokers bid the rr4rs 81. a,
.hc sas squeexe was crutf.nea srs
- 20 tas close The fluctuations
80 sAAres were al advance OF ~ IN
-. rise 20 r,cz. rsrssxsoy. =, sass.
rally 70 lrzs. with the nnsf raa~ =. s9s-zs
wnicn - ~ Per cent. ADORE tire csa~srsr
vllse on saturday. Sugar prsgsrres4 gained
: psI ceas- New Jersey Central. after an
s&Is reaction Of Il per cent. sold mn
~ cent 70 ". with further reaction az
~ Per cent making the apprscsa,sors to-
d1y " per cent New YORK Central xosA
on y from Saturday. broke r. 10 ss4
esossns Al sfs- Baltimore & Ohio sold np
~ 20 80. but lest the entire Improve
meh1 Louisville closed y higher on the
Jay. Aizsotzrf Pacific advanced 4 10 N
esosinx NJ 49, net loss Of * The rensr.i
As1st. while somewhat Irregular, was In
the main strong throughout the day. ard
tarkc majority OF stocks traded In show
a. appreciation In values as compared
With Saturday.
The bond market was quiet and steady.
Total saiex. sees.01a
Government bonds-Ffrm.
State bonds-Tnactsys.
Railroad bonds-Sseafy.
Pstroleam-Eaxier: April options closed
iu7x bid
The Grain supply.
New York. March 1.-The visible suy-
ply OF grain Saturday. March 8. as COM
Piled hy the New York Produce Ely
change IN as follows: Wheat. 77.7Is.eo
btshsss. increase fIs.uo: corn. II. rsz 90
bushels. increase iis.D09; oats G#a 0a
bushels. decrease li7.a1b. rye. zs7. 90 BUSH
els. decrease zi.ose: barley, i,2is.ee BUSH
els. decrease 30 co.
Financial.
Money on call active at 2G3 per cent
last loan 2. closed per cent Prime mer-
camille paper. -. qsis per cent.
Sterling exchange--Steady, with actual
business In bankers bills at sIssa4 sas.
for demand and $.Ez. fffss for % days
Posted rates. AsslssI4so. Commercial
bills. "a. So.
Silver certificates, sgsc
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Mining stocks,
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New York. March The week crsasi
81 TIE stuck exchange strong In tone ard
scssve, n Improved market Cor Auseri-
can securities Ia l.nnion was factor In
Aas strength OF the speculation eosh
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. March fi.--wheat--Stronger
WA!la waila. ssssnt4e per bushel. valley
za1ise per GENITAL.
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r,nion nnr.et CONNECTIONS.

All trains from the West run into The
:, Paul unioa depot. making close con-
r.,.tseus with The North western" trains
Tor the East and South Passengers hold
Ing tickets Via the above ans have oniy
a step from sasar ffain 20 ,ae elegantly
~e,,,,nr-rsa North Western limited, i@av-
snw 81. paul every day In the year. Fer
tasss~s travelling alone this is especially
~ ~. considered Yer tickets ard sleep
inr ear reservation call on
r. W. PARKER.
Puget Sound Agent. sci Front 81, Seattle.
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FOR ALASKA.

STEAMER CHTIkAT
Leaves On March L 1t 10 o'clock n 70.
;sssr svsecsal rates inquire Of
]. @. CARROLL. Agent.
Tefapnone e. SchwaEaensTss Wharf.
r. vs.. McAiseps Master.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

tlL1ORtA ROG4E-
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
4 f.ylMN.. Tacoma. - tii1ArI 4.4zarn
ro.,samiLvs e.. Seattle. ~ Gar s:slam
/ gepnsf.st ~ PIT Twns'd / sssArsIi :<spsa
S1eprsi ArllIo.. Victoria ...sMisLyi s.9epm
sDAiiy EXCEPT Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesfsr wharf Seattle.
For rates and other information appty
l. A NADEAU. Gen. ACT. ~ r. II r.
Yesier ave. ard Front ST. Seattle.
O. G. YEHKEH Agent Yesiar wharf.
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The local produce markets yesterday corr
stdsring the generally depressed condition
ct trade and the stormy weather The
majority OF trade was outside the city.
however. Receipts for the day were light
but there = as more inquiry and supplies
we're In most instances more nearly
csaned UP than for several days past. Low
prices still prevail
TIE inquiry for fresh fruits shows q
silgh. increase. but values remain low
and easy. Navel oranges are In heavy
supply. although strictly fancy stock lis
Rot over abundant and sSssx for full ffg-
tres. The quantity of medium ssaes nav
els Is large. however. and. being literally
offered. has tendency TO keep prices on
ell grades down. Seedlings ara cheap and
selling quite well. There - an oyerstock
of inferior grade apples. which can be
obtained almost at the buyers valuations
Choice varieties are scarce and sell at
full figures. Lines and lemons are In
light supply. Bananas ard other varieties
Of tropical fruits are large enough for
trade requirements and the demand Is
moderate and dealers are occasionally
shading their asking prices in order TO
effect sales. There II little demand fer
nuts aud prices remain unchanged.
Vegetables are I'm sufficient supply TO
meet present demands. but the inquiry
begins to show quito an Increase. Prices
remain quite steady. New potatoes are
coming TO hand freely. Choice onions are
scarce and held for full figures.
Dairy products continue very dull and
prices remain low ard easy Fancy Iowa
creamery butter is lower than II has been
fer many months and was quoted yesser-
tay al q cents. with the tendency down.
ward Other varieties are very low and
weak Receipts of eggs are In excess OF
sAe demand The ruling price yesterday
~ 10 cents per dozen. Cheese Is plenti-
u snd prices are easy Poultry IL mac
uss. and. with the exception OF young
asA. vices are very low and easy.
fhs Sscecry and provision market was
esks yesterday. and with the exception
II I'll kinds of beans. which advanced X
ctas pound there were no changes.
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PORT ELARELEY MILL CO.
Port Blakeisy.
II. r. NAGSEsES
AZ Front Street Gar Francisco Cal
O. r. SEAAfE ID co
81 and - Grace CHURCH Street. LONDON.
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STEAMERS.
PORT ORCHARD AND SIDNEY ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA

Leaves sidney Z a. m: leaves Seattle s.so
a. m: leaves sidney p. M: leaves seat
tie D. IN. Leayes City dock foot OF
Main street. -. TR0ETMAN. Master
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent. Telephone "a.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.

STEAMER rARAI.LON.
Leave San Francisco February a.
March Is and 81.
Leave Seattle March and q Apvti A
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates can ba obs
tained by applying 70
Union dock. foot of Union street. Seattle
Telephone g.
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n. II. STEAMBOAT AM, TRANapOR-
TATION COMPANY
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE
leaves city dock, foot of Main street
avery Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY al
70 RI, for Port Tow nsend. Anacortes.
4arn.sh Fairhaven and Whatcon, going
.Nrnt,rh 10 Blaine on Saturday
fitv Dock Co. Agts. jog. KENDALL
Telephone sx5- General Manager.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

=
lows.
For San Francisco vita Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. IN. tpassenEeru rc-
ceived ON board at a. m.1 March L. Q, IL
IL, 81 aud -.
For Alaska--Mareh and "a at 9 a. m,
From. San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at . a. fa. March T.
9. II. IL. q. - ana 81.
Tickets may be obtained at the offiec oe
the company at Ocean dock, Seattle
GOoDAI4I4 PERKINS Il Co.
General Agents. San Francisco
]. H. JOHNSON. p 3. Snpt-. Seattle.
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Through rates ~ freight 90 Johannis-
burg ard Prsssoria-
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pAclFic NAvIoATIoN co.

9tfne Card rs effect Oct. g, fsal
Seattle and whateoru route-~sstafe Of
81 whtYetou leaves Seattle daily sxeert
sssurssny. az 10 p. m. Seattle and la Com
n@r route Fairhayen leaves Seattle daily
sxrxr.f SATURDAY. mt . ~ .. M Tacoma and
SEATTLE Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
days az 40 y. m.
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Tn Connection with 6rrat Northern
Railway.
steamer city Of EaieashGrg. between
wenatrh.~ and Virginia Cisy. viii make
her grss trip Of the ssasofs. leaving Wen
ateAer March =. Or sceasg.
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EVERETT ROUTE.

STEAMER CRICKET
Daily leaves Seattle. 7.so A. m. and 2:4s
70 m. Leaves Everett. tU-f5 a. m. and 6
.. IN Fara-Slngie trip. Is cents: round
"trip. sf.I. Landing at Vail A. HubbeIi. y
dock next Flyer dock, Seattle. Nall
Works dock, Everett.
e. NJ. HARRINGTON. Master.
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sKAoIr RIVER ROUTE.

EVERETT RoUTE~STR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle ti.i5 a. IN. ard &.m n. m
Leaves Everett SIS a. m. and y, IN.
sundays-l1eaves Seattle - m. Leaves
Everett III a. m
Farc--Stngle trip. 15c; round trip, 81 rs:
Connects with boats for Tacoma and
Snohomish.
Landing--colman dock. foot Of Marion
street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY
Cfaud Troup. Pres. +. W. Goodhus, Ssv.
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The spgendid new 2aan tons steamer
BELTISL0E
Bennett. master. viii sasi on or about
ieta OF March.
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THE VANCOUVER RouTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. J. A. OBrien, Master.
Leaves Tacoma IL noon. Seattle Gem
trail wharf. p. M. Mondays and Thurs
days for Port Townsend. Anacortes, Fair-
haven, New Whatcom. Blaine and Fri.
day Harbor. going through TO Vancouver
on Thursday "trip.
Fare to Blaine ,t7l fare to Vancouver. a.
For further Information apply to Csn-
trial wharf
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EVERETT AND sSoHoMfsH ROUTE.
CTR RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf. Tue@dsya, Thurs
DAYS ard Saturdays At I A. IN. for I'D
rnonds. Hukilfen. Everest. Marysvilie.
East Everett Lowell ard Enohousseh.
FARE TO EVERETT. asc, ROUND zoe:
TO SSDfIoIISH. Soc.
GRO. ,. WILEY, Agent.
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DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1887.
Surplus ........................... 10000
President. A. Denny
Vice PrrSfdent...w. NJ. T.add
Manager...........N.H II, Latimer
Cashier ........F. r. Van TuyI

Cashier. .........F. II. Van Tuyt
Sight exchange and teiegraphc trans
fers on New York. Chicago. ST. Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points In
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere I'm Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms.
Bonds. stocks and other vaiuahies re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
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y. 3, -. reg .....ifess Erie Seconds. -. 5sa4
I. s. tz. conp-...1i2 @. II. q 8. A. sss. 50
Y. 3 %. reg IS Seyens ...> =. loo
Paeific 60. ass...i1o III. a. T. Cen 30. iJSs1
Ala, Class BE-. los 81. X. T. LIST as sat
Ala, Class CO.. as Second &s.....,. &yss
Ala, Currency. IS Mutual Union ss 1i2
La New Con. Ar szla n. J. c. Gen. 5s. ffft.
Missouri Csc leo Nor. Pac lists. liz
~. Carolina IS. 1851 Seconds ....... sils
Fours. -....... Loo Northwest Con. 1884
8. Car. Non-F.. IL 8. u. Deb 5s..ilo
Ten. New Set e. - r. @. w. lists. esiz
New Set 5ss....foo c. & +. w. Sc. iie
Old Set sss 60 St. Paul Con. Is ISL
Va Centuries. $50 ST. al. N. Gen sss 70
Atchison 1890. esX Tex. Pac. lists. s3x
Second As. Isl. Seconds ........ =
Canada So. Frs. .i033s Z. p. lists -. .i0ai.
Cen. Pac. lists G i00sa Wezt Shore Is Ioisz
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yISGHAM LINE
OF Steamers and Clipper Ships from
pItGET SOUND TO DELAGoA BAY.
SOUTH AFRICA. DIRECT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-12
VICTORIA ROUTE

e.
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend. daily. except Sunday nj
II % D. m. returning. leaves Victoria .
a. m Steamer idaho leaves for Port
Townsend ard way ports daily. except
Sunday. at n m. Sunday, direct. at .
q. m returning direct, leaves Port Town
send at .. m. Telephone 40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-12

cents. Landing az Seattle. city dock.
fS.s,t Of Main street.
a"os cry DOCK co. Agents.
go. L WEfisy. Nansser Telephone 80.
THE ALASKA STEAMRfFfP co.'s
STEAMER WII.LApA.
Captain GHorTe Roberts.
leaving SEATTLE for Alaska March 18th.
ard every rs days thereafter.
FOR freight ard passenger rates apply 70
j. q. CARROLL. Agent
qehwafsschgf's dock TeI 81.
cHAs. e PEABODY, Gensrai Aanagsr.
seattle
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25
What VIII Be Done?

Will the o p sale be confirmed on Sat-
urday. That depends. II Wallis Nash
appears with go, 900 It will not be. Will
he appear. 1t Is not known in this city.
On Jan 3, q man telearaphed Judge Full
erton from 46 Broad street, New York
that in case OF an extension of time ne
would appear and bid $50, goo. Will ne
do 90. ii neither appears then Judge
Fullerton will undoubtedly confirm the
sale. The following from the Daily
Missoulian published at Mr. Bonners
home. is OF interest:
Whether or not the sale OF the Ore
gon Pacific railroad aad its purchase by
Bonner and Hammond OF this city will
be confirmed isa most absorbing quss-
tion in Oregon just now. II 10 also OF
unusual interest TO the people Of Nilsson
Ia and vicinity, because OF the residence
oI both parties connected with the deal
in their midst. This inieres, has been
revived by the return of Mr. Bonner,
who arrived here Yesterday after an
absence ol several weeks at coas. points.
To q Missoulian reporter Mr. Bonner
said, THE sale Of the road 10 bona fide,
and we have bought the property with
the expectation Of developing it. As it
stands today the property is Of no par
tieular value, but il the sale is confirmed
We shall put in enough money TO make
. railroad out Of the o P.f Mr. Bonner
10 now waiting for Judge Fullerton to
confirm the sale. When that 10 doae he
will take immediate possession Of this
property. Mr. Bonner is associated in
the purchase with several railroad men
Of large experience and ample means,
aud when the saie 10 confirmed the con
structed portion of the road will prob
ably at once be put in thorough repair,
and arrangements made as lapidIy ~
possible for an extension OF the road"
Mr. Bonner IL now in New York.