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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-11
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Utopia took out $50 tons ot
choice wheat to Vancouver. II. c.. yester-
day.
Steamer City OF Kingston will bring In
today 1000 cases OF imported liquors for
Seattle.
steamer Willamette will arrive today
from San Francisco. and viii load with
Newcastle coal.
Steamship Wiilapa sailed yesterday for
Alaskan ports with a large cargo OF gem
eTal merchandise.
Steamer City OF Kingston brought In
from Tacoma yesterday 1850 sacks OF
sugar. two car loads of -four and one car
load OF beer.
c. c. steinnorth. OF the tug @. r. Boy
den. was yesterday showing all the water
front lamp davit for log RATS on which
his friends are persuading him 10 take
out a patent.
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q httle- SSgar rallied PER cert 70 10,
Tie dealings n hcz1S were slightly more
animated. and ne frreg1lartty "a rrsces
wss ostfe marked Tae sales were Si.iSa-
90 Northern Pacific Terminal flrsts al
va1cSa : PER cert. 60 incomes, par cent;
@ seconds, Incomes advanced per cent.
Government bonds firm and higher. state
bonds Inactive. railroad bonds irregular.
Money and Exchange.
Money On call. easy az ssi1A4 per cent:
last loan per cens-. closed 2 psr cent:
prime mercantile paper. 4sss1s per esnt-
Sterling exchange duI with actual buSs-
ness in bankers hills NJ 81 SS&I4S - for de-
mans ard s4Ss48& for sixty DAYS;
posted rates, saSSsxSss -: commercial bills,
Ss5. Silver certificates. ss3Sssso.
Total sales.
The total sales Of stocks today were So
- shares. Including: American Sugar A.
50, American Tobacco Sea. Burlington
T.3e. Chicago Gas ii.e0o. Consolidated Gas
200. Manhattan Consolidated Sso Read
ing ssoa. Rock Island s1eo. Leather pre-
ferred $40, Western Cason j. -
siour.
Fioar-Recefp,s. 81 .eoo beeas; experts. r.
20 bhls. Market quiet.
Wheat.
wheat-Rssesrts, les. coo bushels: exports,
eaeoo bushels. Spot. market lower, Nc
Er@s fN1zlf w. AAF&ts ANAAfFscGs NO.
: red. May. closed, SSizc; December. closed.
esS.e.
Changes I'm Grain stocks.
Special cable and telegraphsc dispatches
90 Brads,reet's. covering the principal
points OF accumulation indicate the follow
ing changes In available stocks last Satur-
day, as compared with the preceding sat
uraay: Wheat. United States and Canada
cas-, Of the Rocky yaouRts.ns. increase 2S7.-
ol0: afioat for and In Europe. increase u.s.
$50; corn. United States and Canada east
OF the Rocky mountains. increase les. 0aa:
oats. United States and Canada east or the
Rocky mountains, decrease 46S. co..
Hops.
Hops-weak
Wooi-S.ea6y.
Petroleum-Strong; United, closed. sl.sa.
Metals.
Pig Iron-Quiet.
Coppsr-Exchange price. slo.Salo.7A
Iead-Steady.
Tin-Firmer; Straits, sl4soa1tss: plates.
dull.
Spelter-Flat; domestic, IS. 5o13eo.
Coffee.
coffee-Opt.ons, closed steady. at 20 Is
points net decline. Spot coffee, Rio, dull;
No. !, 15lzc.
Sugar.
Sugar-Raw, firm. bat quiet: fair REIN
ing, 3isd5i.c: centrifugal. 50 test, siAd3ssc;
refined, quiet, but steady.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

New York, Dec. t0.-The Industrial
SHARES again absorbed speculative atten-
.fon. despite several favorable Influences
lIpon the other markets These cons sted
~ ere declaration az the regular dividends
- 1T.nhat4au railway stock and the rec
Concentrations on the part Of the execu-
tive COMMITTEES Of the Western Union Tel
eeraDh Company at today's meeting. ass1r-
,nr the declaration OF the regular quarter
II. dividend By the fun board Of directors
tomorrow A relative influence vas tlie
Encouragement OF g3ld ioF So intHt -. -
.o-,o--ovvss steamer. IN the first h1lf-hour
80 r.JIvrs.v list was practically ignored ~
re trzsers- The Industrials opened DE-
,,sssas3 ana moderately active. AFTER 1S-S1
,hs n1,Ils got coCtrcl, and prices advanced
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Rreadstufrs and Grains.

San Francisco. Dec. 1o.-Flour-F'arnily
extras, s3S5Q3.45; bakers. extras. sSl59
3.25: superfne. s2.35d2.6o.
Wheat-Shipping, 81 for No. /: slolSA Tor
choice: milling, $1.05QiOIls.
Barley-Fair to good. 65416il2ci cholce,
6Sssc; brewing. T5GS0c.
Oats-AIining. 70q75o: Surprise, sc7aTsc
fancy feed. S04fSJc; poor TO fair, bi1zgS5c:
gray. 6SQ75c.
Recsipts-Flour. quarter sacks. u,7oo:
wheat, 1915: barley, 1850: oats, 10; corn,
400: rye, 1000: beans. sacks, $500. pota-
toes. sacks, 4.1s7: onions. sacks, 200; bran.
sacks. eS5; middungs, sacks. 200: hay, tons.
sl7: straw, tons. s6: hops, bales, iii. wool,
bales. IS; buckwheat, sacks. "a; raisins,
boxes, q, 900: wine. gallons, $500: brandy.
gallons, 1000: hides, number. 1.l67; quick
silver. TASKS, 30.
Produce, Fruit. Etc
Middllngs. sl3Q21; bran, s125ea1s.
Hay-Wheat, ssQl2: wheat and oats. 81
ali: oat, s64i9.50: alfalfa, s6zlI75; barley,
Sc. 5099: clover .elg7.50: compressed. $500
IL; stock. s5as; straw. $4,000 per bundle.
Potatoes-Salinas Burbanks. eons5c: Riv-
er Rurbanks 30140c: Oregon Burbanks,
50Q7oc; river reds. 3o9ioc; seed. $50.
Vegetables - Onions, 6Ga70c: cream
SQUASH, &c; tomatoes, 40Q65c; string
beans. 5q7c: green peppers. 25Q5Oc: car
rots. 3oG40c: cabbage. soc; garlic, 444i&c:
dried peppers, 6Qloc: green peas, 4Q0c.
Observation-Disclosures, No. J. 75c7t; COM
mon. 40Teoc fancy, s1.25: cranberries,
sIo501I2; grapes. 50lI75c in boxes; pears,
winter Nellis. si25Q 20; other varieties.
4oQeoc; Mexican lines. S5I55o: California
lemons, common, sl4f25; good 10 choice,
s.. y0Ga; fancy. So 50f53; California oranges,
seedlings sL50g2: navels. s259a325; Jap
arese. g0clf$l %: bananas, S-251f2: pineap-
pies, s25oG5; perSimmons. 4o475c
R11tter-Fancy creamery, 2TG2sc: sec
onds. a5g26c; fancy dairy. 25925c: seconds.
23124c.
good. 7d9c: Eastern. 12Ql3izc.
Poultry-Livs turkeys, leqllc: ROSTERS.
old. So 75d4; ROSTERS, young, s35od4. broil-
ers. small. s2506f3; large 1905 hens
s4ff4 80: ducks. silr5.5o; geese. sl507l.75:
pigeons, old. slG1.25; pigeons. young. sl-2S9
Game-Ducks. nnaIlard, 81; teal. g: sprig.
g. -. wfdgeon. $40: white geese. l25;
gray sq50 small ducks. SIS; quail. 81:
hare. sif71. q: rabbits, s1gL5o.
Eggs-Store, 20625c; ranch, 1000:
Eastern. 1ea21c; fancy Eastern. Z2d25c; Sc
lected white Eastern. &c.
Wool.
wool-Fall, short. trashy San Joaquin
rlafns, case; good San Joaquin plains, 20
g.. southern ard coast, 4I6c; mountain
woods. light and free. eg7c; mountain
vools defective and heavy. 5E7sc: middle
counties. free. 7gsc; middle counties, de-
fective bq6c-
Hops.
Eops-5lT7c per pound
Closing Quotations.
yvheat-Very dull: May. sIos5S
Barley-Nothing doing.
Corn-soc.
Bran-sl2.
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greadstufTs and @ trains.


Boston. Dec. 1o-The demand in the Dooi
market continued quiet. though prices
we're maintained. The market in terri
tor, wools has met with a moderate trade.
vgifb encouraging reports from all parts
~ the world. tho dealers here are sanguine
IN their views OF the market and are keep
ing the prices up to the highest notch.
TERRITORY woods, Montana fine medium and
6nA. udffc: secured price, 3JS51c; Mon
tara medium. 141lGc; secured price, 20
Sc: Utah. Wyoming. etc, me Tneo.ufn
80 sna 50Tlgc. secured, 2215Sc; CaNfor-
~. woois- northern spring. Ii4llc;
secured. Ga3sc: middle counties, spring.
Tra12c: secured price. 5zS4ssc.
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london Wool Sales.

London. Dec. IA good selection was
offered at the wool auction sales today.
The bidding was Keen. ne NUMBER OF
les offered was 1900: Withdrawn. 1.09o.
SaI.s. New South wales, 4,f70 bales;
secured. IadGls sd; greasy. Sigma.
Queensland, $50 bales; secured, bd4l0s
I'D; greasy. 55za1od- Victoria. i2ss bales:
secured. B5.dGls SD; greasy, e0ild. South
Australia. G75 bales; secured. sdals I3zd;
greasy. 4z.dsd. New Zealand. 5,l5l bales:
soourea. 7I.qIia: greasy. 61s6iid. Cape OF
Good TIope and Natal. 1.314 bales secured,
Is.alls 81: greasy, 4l4Ild.
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racoua Marine Neyvs.

Tacoma. Dec. 1a-Special.--The steam
ship Straits OF Menai, now loading lumber
at Port Blakeley. will he here Sunday TO
take on SEQ sacks of -four for South
Africa This Is the largest shipment ot
-four ever made from the Sound 10 the
dark continent
The cruiser Philadelphia took on $50 tons
OF Roslyn coal today.
Steamship City OF Kingston took QUE
1.eeo sacks OF sugar for Seattle this morn
ing ana coo sacks OF -four. twenty-five head
Of cattle and eighty-oaa barrels OF beer for
Port Townsend.
Steamer Multnomah took ont consign-
ment OF stoves for Seattle this morning.
British ship Eaton Hall viii finish dis
charging cement by Thursday.
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BUYING DOGS FOR ALASKA.
Seattle Mongrels Sell for Good Price.
TO BE Used AZ Train Dogs.

TO BE Used AZ Train Dogs.
James Jackson. who ia 20 carry the Unit
cd States mall between Juneau and Forty
Mile. Alaska, left on the Willapa yesterday
afternoon, with four dogs that he had pnr-
chased IN this city TO run his sleds. Dogs.
he says, are dear in Alaska They must
DO IN Seattle. too, II the prices he paid ara
to be accepted as the market quotations.
lie paid $ for big black animal that
combined all the breeds from toy black
and tan to ST. Bernard. and 50 for real
''yaller dog" that was short-haired and
hungry. and had no other points 20 recon-
mend him. A big young dog. with a good
deal OF the collie IN him. seemed to be the
most serviceable OF the quartette, bat he
cost $40. The other dog vas a retriever
spaniel mongrei Jackson thinks he Is GO
ing to make big money on his mall con-
tract, and possibly he viii.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL DTLLER.


J. w. butcher. Mount Vernon
J. +. Wickman. San Francisco.
w. T.. Parkinson, Mount Vernon
j. J. Smith and wife, Issaquah.
j. A Policy, Everett.
Mrs. ]. A. Policy. Everett
w. NJ Policy, Everett
Mrs. ". ~. Policy, Everett.
W. II. McRae. Cleveland. o.
n. Murphy, Spokane.
J, q. Ross. Spokane.
II. Il. Marks, Snohomish.
Rev. II. II. .Walkinton. sidney.
III. II. Lloyd, Victoria.
A. A. Bailey, Everett.
Mrs. a A. Bailey, Everett
Nels Olsen. Edison.
George Merrill. Marysville.
Il. McTagEart, Anacortes.
Emery McGlnnis, Whatcom-
J ". Perkins, tr,. Florence.
William Bishop. r., Port Townsend.
j.. n. Mcmillan, Sumner.
\. McDouEall. Tacoma.
William II. HolbFook. North Bend.
y. A. Frazier North Bend.
Jacob Antilles, Langley.
NJ. NJ. Hunter, CiareHceville, Quebec.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
IL. c. Wallace, Tacoma
o. r. Mellett, Wooliey.
Edward Brady, City.
George II. Ames. Tacoma
Il g. Mccormick. Idaho.
Albert Bender, Port Angeles.
H. .. Rippeto, Port Townsend.
Capt Otto Peterson, Port Townsend.
f. Gibbons, Reuton.
IT. A. Fairchnd. Whatcom.
s. Stocks, Victoria.
w. il. Hammouse, Victoria
w. c. Collins. Portland, or.
George II. ,Webber, Townsend.
f. G. Davidge Victoria, ID. g.
NJ w. Price, San Francisco.
Miss Jonnen, New Westminster.
$. D. House, Townsend.
John Boyle, City.
Frank Bruya, Spokane.
+. r. Trumbull. port TOWNSEND
]. Setter. San Francisco.
J. II. Faler. Tacoma.
IL. J. Murray, Tacoma
r. A. Perry, Port Orchard
9. II. Anss Boston.
o. w. Chandler, Portland.
J. II. Hanson. city.
y. Il. Perry, Tacoma.
G. J, Owens. Vancouver.
y. J. Henley. Victoria
4. W. Jones. Tacoma.
HOTEL BUTLER
Dick Springer. Chicago.
+ i. Lord, Anacortss.
g. CstIett. San Francisco.
slias II. jenkins, New York.
James +. Blackwell and wife. Port Or
James Hagan, snohou1ish.
III. V. Brown, ST. Louis
Thomas Maloney. rort Angeles
J. =. Weisenberger, Whateom.
r. W Eallle. Portland.
Frank Mansfield. Tacoma.
Robert IT. Reneborne. San Francisco.
J. c. WangIe. Mount Vernon
w. r. Wells. Mount Vernon
g. NJ. Bruce, Whatcom-
@. W. Dow. Whatc0gn.
r. II. leaning, Whatcorn-
Jerry Neterer. WhatcOm.
A A. Kraft. San Francisco.
Bfrs. John TrumbuiI. Port Townsend
Mrs. I. ". Hall. Port Townsend.
j. A. Coleman. Sn0homisa.
A X Katz, New York.
II g. Conner. La Conner.
& II. Heath. Hoquiarn-
s. NJ. Thomas, Chicago.
] 7. McCrosser. Chicago.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board OF Trade.

Chicago. Dee. I0--Profits have come 20
the bulls IN wheat so seldom OF late that
nearly every one who had returned with
long wheat sold il out today. The govern
ment report was looked upon as n menace
TO the bulls. The foreign markets We're
disappointment. as they did not respond as
expected. Yesterdays Northwestern re-
ceipts were liberal. and the trade was dis
posed 10 question the visible supply figures.
In any event, II was claimed that the
wheat which had disappeared was only
temporarily out OF sight. and most OF IL
certain TO reappear. There was not much
demand from shorts, as the most excited
and nervous ones covered on the bulge yes
terday, and many OF the speculative buy
ers were doubtful as TO the correctness Of
their position and disposed to liquidate,
while lucky longs realized profits. The
big traders who have helped work the mar
ket up were active short sellers. May
opened at 6g1ac and sold down TO 6lSa62c,
and at noon was 627sc. December sold
from 6S7sc to 5Sl4c. Tho market kept slow
during the last hour, and sold from 6lssc
for May up to 62l4o on Bradstreet's show
ing of 475.c1o bushels decrease in the
worlds stocks, but again touched dgsc.
closing rather weak.
Corn was quiet and weak. The decline
did not exceed 14c.
Oats were slow and In sympathy with the
other grain markets.
Hogs being less plentiful eaus1d the pro-
vision market TO start firm. The packers
took advantage OF the slight Improvement
to make all they could without too severe
ly depressing prices, bat later the extreme
weakness Of cereals caused the selling to
become more general, and n fresh low
price record for the season resulted.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-December, 5SAc; January, 5sl1c-
Corn-Decenlber. 2554e; January. 252sc.
Oats-December. a7c; February, 1Slsc.
Pork-December, s1.75; January. sS.45
Lard-December. $40: January, $5.25.
Ribs-Decembar and January, s4.25, May.
$40.
Rye-35iac; January, 3Gc.
Barley 2Sd3Sc.
Flaxseed-361sc
Tlmothy-S3.e0.
Live stock
IN the cattle market Eastern shippers
were on a basis OF So for common droves
I'D to $50 for choice beeyes. Many cattle
are selling for less than their original cost
as feeders two or three months ago. Stock
ers and feeders. s.. 5oGt3Ge. veal calves.
s.. seeg5S5: bulls, s2lI290. cows. Si75J2.75.
Hogs sold at an extreme range Of $3.50
3eo, and pigs mostly at 33.S09f2.0.
Sheep were salable at 81. 59al3o0. West
erns were In demand at s21GQ3l5; lambs,
$31A40.
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limo IL MONEY.

The man whose time is money can save
vouch In the course OF a year IL he finds
Ria trains are always on time. The North
western Line Is one Of the most reliable
6, sfs adherence 20 its time: THIS Is also tho
shortest line between 81. Paul AMI Chi
80 4. w. PARKER
Puget Sound Agent. 69l Front street.
Seattle.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
eEkS GARLAND AND EVANGEL

sses'tSe ans Tcwr~r -lf-Seeh Rav Route
semsr Garland leaves ye-le- tock Mon
NeGneSdavs and FRIDAYS at IL Is
~ Yer Pcrt Townsend Port Williams
cs..krness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent
gettysburg. Pv~at Cf.liar Tav ara S.ss
- IetArning. arrives Seattle 2.4 n m
v..ss''e DAYS Steamer EVanCel leaves
49, desk tor Port Angeles and victoria
= avs. Wednesdays and Fridays az s -
n S@'''s ~AteshANe SAfs
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! : NAIL STEAMER CHEHALIs
ssTs ON as 6cck Mondays. Wefues-
es-A an Fridays sor Kingston. Port
HasssSs.S. A1eck- trtruen. lA.i.Wauo Falls.
Alternate aaVS e""'A O''>' se''' i''''s
Ts.,A FRAN X. ". G0ODHUE. Agent
FfAe~e. Res ST1
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Live stock
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

Financial.
London, Dec. 10.-Silver. 30 3-isd. Con-
soIs, 1868
New York. Dec. Io.-The Evening Posts
London cablegrarn says: The stock mar
kets are stlu dull and Ieatureless, except
the fatness OF silver. Americans were fiat
today on the Reading scheme A new
Chilean loan is expected soon. The Paris
and Berlin markets were dull today. taking
their tone from London.
BreadstufTs and @ rains.
Liverpool, Dec. lo.-Whcat-F3rrn, de-
mand poor: No. red winter, Is S14d; No.
2 red spring stocks exhausted: No hard
Manitoba, So 81: No. California, Is 81.
Futures closed steady. i.Q1zd higher; De-
eenber, Is SD: January, IS SAD; February.
IS ptd; March. IS I'd; April, S. sd; May.
s. sid.
Corn-spot quiet: American mixed. Is
gid. Futures closed quiet, "a lower Tor
near positions, other months unchanged
from yesterday: December. IS S3sd; Janu-
ary. SIS Zkd: February. Is 7l4d: March, Is
gid; April and May. s. I'D
F1our-Firn; demand moderate; 81
Louis fancy winter. S 81.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, q los.
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50 FIRST Class TO san Francisco. -
Pacific Coast Steamship Company cut
passenger rates Seattle 70 San francssco,
49, class. including berth and meals. -.
secord class. including berth ard meals.
A. steamer city OF PIebla sails from
ocean dock 8 a. m. December IA.
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MARINE NEWS.

Port Gamble, Dec. I9--Speciai--Fe ssels
Il, mort loading are: Br sh City Of York,
Csot. Jones, for De.agoa bay, South AZ
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STEAMER MABEL

Leaves Seattle-Sunday. December 3. at
7 Midnight Tuesday, December 10. at II
fasnghi; Thursday. December Il. At u
n3Hight Leaves Mount Nernon-Tues-
CAV December 10. at ! a. N: Thursday
December l.. at : a. m: Saturday. De-
es1her II. az a. m. Calling at Fdmonds,
Richmond. S'anwood. Fir. Skagit City.
Mount Vernon and Avon.
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THE MARKET REPORT.

FORECAST FOB WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Dec. e. Iss&
Occasional rain: Stationary.
y. 6 PAGUE. Fo-ecaster.
u . DEPARTMENT Or AGRrCCL-
ICRE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Dec. Il. Isss-
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, Dec 10.-Wheat-walla Walla,
Soc: Valley, 52a53c per busheL
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
Time Card In Effect June 1. 1886.

Battle Everett and Whatcom route
e.ss on Washington leaves Seattle daily.
uespt Saturday. a. 10 p. IN.
seattle and La Conner route-Fairhaven
ksgss Seattle daily. except Saturday. at
y a
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"


FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
your round trips daily. except Sunday.
Il one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. seattie-Tacona
rrsgfSG EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY z
TIME CARD
Single fare me: round trip 75c.
Lave seattle--7:4s. u:i5 a. m.: z:S. s.b
Leave Tacoma-a.2o n m: 1. 4:3o. .. m
SUNDAYS.
Lave Seattle m: II m: ?. m.
Leave Tacoma-9:30 a. m. 2:D. T.B p. m
landing At Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
ssra. and Commercial dock. foot o. Ma
rnn street. Seattle.
sunaays. steamers Flyer and State or
Warrington. fare Soc.
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oLyNPIA. TACOMA AND 6EATTLE
ROUTE.
4 Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD
LAB. LINE-sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves Seaitle-December 10. at a. m. /;
pssemaer Y. az a m. Decemher IA. at
Z. az ] 4. m. December 49, at a. m:
lfcsmher IS, az a. m. Calling at Tulalp
saas south Sunday and north Tuesday.
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TINE CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Il

s.Sor,n eeund-Ilesve Seattle Z a m.
go Fort townsend a M lesve Friday
,a,.fbov. II 80 n m. leave Roche Harbor
m arrive New WhatcCrn. s n m
eSvth hound-Ieave New Whatcom g.
esNe Roche Harbor 2 a m; iesvs
10y haVhor u "a n leave Port Town
saa 2 N arrive Seattle AS n m.
n thompson managing owner. Lily.
rous 8 Co, agents. City dock
rhons Main y
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STEAMER CLAN MDONALD

Daily at l. midnight except Saturday for
sFameads. Everett and Snohomish river
paints. Landing at City uock. Seattle.
LILLY. BOCARDUS & CO. Inc,
I'll Main T. Owners and Managers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-11

CUT RATESl CUT KA1hS'
DEATTLF-TACOMA ROUTE
STEAMER CRICKET
Make, three round trips daily. al foiiows:
Iaayes Tacoma 7:0 r. m, IL m. and ~
% m: leaves Seattle $40 T. III. I'D .. ~
ard tbs .. IN
Fare. sc. 80
SUNDAY Excursions--Leave Tacoma SD
o. m. and l:so p m leave seatue IL - IN
and 4:N D m Fare % cents
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-11
sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE
Steamer W. X. MERwIN.

VIII leave Yes,er wharf FOR Skagit river
and way landings
SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
MORNINGS,
At 80.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-11
GAN JUAN ISLANDS
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.

arriving Cnitef States mail. leaves city
secs foot Of Main street. Monday. Wed
1esaaS and Friday AZ a. ri. for PORT
Nhsteorn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-11

arEANSEn nETTA

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Harrtngton's dock. foot OF Wash.
inxton street, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at o'clock a m for Kingston.
Port Gamble Seabeck. Brennon. Hoileys
newstto. Lilliwsup Fails. Hoodsport and
Union City. Returns alternate days.
Fare, SOC 10 all points.
A &. u. BERRY. Agent
~ rRntTTN Master
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-11

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTOH ROUTE
Steamer A. X Robinson. carrying u. q.
mail. leaves City dock. foot OF Main street,
at $40 a. m; arrives NJ Sidney al io:ls
H. m. arrives a. 5ilyerdaIe at u m.
Leaves kiIyxrdaIe al II Is 3. m: leaves
Sidney on return At y. N. Daily
except Sunday Fare. soc. r. ~. Robin
son. master. Lilly, Bog ardus & Co.. agents.
Telephone Main "a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-11

Ta.~. = --AA f-N CT InE-
. sFes Commercial dack Tacoma $50
ssy~ ASadAys. " ednescAys and FRI
Nsk-~sH Oislis snG way points Leaves
rAarxs ae>N. Seattle. 2 y. m. Tuesdays.
S1rs. ana Saturdays Tor Ruenna.
e a. LAscinr and way points Fare 10
49, J. !. Nanie<aor. Captain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-11

Observations taken al al stations at
p m 18th meridian time q p. n. Pacific
Weather synopsis.
Rain has fallen during the day in North
ern california. Western Oregon and on
and Western Washington coast. The at
m0spAsrsc pressure is high AZ all stations.
put IS now steadily falling. Warm weather
Tor the season prevails throughout Wash
ingkcn, maximum temperature OF 90 de-
Erees having been reached at Walia
Walla-
GEORGE ". SALISBURY,
Observer IN Charge.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-11

MERRITT ROUTE STR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except sunday
.esveS Everett S,45 a. m. 9. IN.
leaves Seattle II 80 M. and 40 p. m.
eahoa As- ~ ayes seattle 40 p. M:
@sFeS Everett II s.. III.
Fse- Singif t4tp. iac: round trip. 81 Is,
eaheeis with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
tsndinE-Celman dock. foot OF Marion
eEATTLE AND TACOMA NAyIGA-
TIO< COMPANY
Ssna Troup Pres. r w. Goodhue Seo-