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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-03
The New York Wool Market.

Boston, Dec. At is the general opin-
Ion OF the Boston wool merchants that the
opening OF the New York exchange Will
not affect the wool market in Boston.
They say the sales of foreign wool last
year were much greater in Boston than
in New York, andthat the sales of domes-
tic wool was several times as large They
say this fact alone is evidence enough to
show that the establishment of the ex-
change in New York viii not harm the
wool merchants OF Boston. As far as
known, there has not been a single Bos-
ton wool firm moved to New York for sew
eral years. but IL is a fact that several
New York firms have moved TO Boston.
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Rate cutting among the steamboat men
seems TO be without end. and TO nearly
every point boats are row running at
much reduced rates. The last fight TO be
chronicled is on the Skagit river route,
on which within month the fare has
dropped from 81 30 &c. The Msrwin
started on the route a few weeks since.
and. IL Is said. cat both rates and freights,
but not openly. The sfabel was put on 10
run OF the Nerwl1. an9 protect the city
Of Champaign. LILY, BoCardu s & CO an
nounced yesterday that the Maoe! would
-. ~. messengers for two bits" and
y-o,,Ia cut lower 4 2 appeared To be neces-
sarv. Also that the city OF Champaign
beginning with her trip this morning VIII
~arrv passengers al 81 for the round trip.
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Fairs Attorney Well Pleased with the
Lucero and VIII Try Her.

Fairs Attorney Well Pleased with tina
Lucero and VIII Try Her.
The statement that the gasoline launch
Iucero was likely to be rejected by
Char.es @. Fair. which was published in
Sundays Post-Inteihgencer on the author
ity OF the San Francisco papers, does not
at all agree with a letter from Capt IT.
NJ. Hughes. her commander, to III. EngeI-
brecht. thu father Of II. T. Engeibreoht.
the builder. In this letter Capt Hughes.
under date OF November %. says:
81 am glad to inform you that had a
good passage from Astoria. and cams
down wiIaout a stop. I suppose you will
see by thu newspapers the usual twad-
de about Dir. Far going TO Europe ana
not accepting the vessel. I am happy to
say that Mr.. Knight. Mr.. Fairs ettor-
ney. was all over the vessel today. and
he IS more than pleased with her. He IL
a good critic and his opinion goes a
long way. He 10 anxious to have her I'm
ished, so he can try her. He has Gons
away for two weeks. so when he comes
back she win be al ready for him"
Mr.. Engelbreoht does not entertain any
doubt OF the acceptance OF the boat. and
attributes tho unfavorable statements of
the San Francisco papers to local jeal-
ousy that his son should have succeeded
in taking the contract away from the
home shipping builders.
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Breadsruff% ana Grains.
San Francisco. Dee. 2-Flour-Farnily
extras. $sS5G3.45: bakers extras. $3.l5G
SIS. superune, s2-55G26o
Wheat-No l shipping, e7i4cI choice.
ssa.c, milling, sos.
Barley-Feed. fair 20 good. $685. C;
choice. 61l4c: brewing. - 0Soc.
Oats-Afillins. 67i+a12i5c; Surprise. So
CSC. fancy feed. 55eIN0c; good 10 choice. -
Csc: poor Ia fair. 57t40c2isc; black. for
seed. $Il6T1.So, gray. 6c'.G72i@c.
Receipts-Fiour. quarter sacks. 1874;
oregon. 6.5F5. Washington. S.4s2: wheat.
ceutals. 81 eS0. Washington. 21e". harley.
ceutals, S9.65a. oats. ceutals. els. Oregon.
-6s. corn, ccutaIs. t.515. beans, sacks. 2,l-t:
potatoes. sacks, 5,+45; oregon. 2,21N. wash
ington. 1871; onions. sacks, III; bran.
sacks. 100: oregon. LII; mtddiirEs. sacks.
n. hay. tons, ga. straw. tons. 81; mustard.
sacks. q: naxseed. Washington. sacks. J.
stl. broom corn. hales, 11a. vine. gallons.
- so. brandy. gallons. A72n. hides. NUM-
her. -. raisins. boxes. 1900, quicksilver.
TASKS. 2
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
.vFsi!rcs SlSs5si. bran. $l2sfIl3
1Fsv-Wheat. S1fs. wheat ANA oats. s.
Gu. cat. sf6a.5o. alfalfa. Sf47-s5: barley.
s. 5B7s. clover ss77-5e, compressed. tf53
II. stock. s-IG. straw, SfGf6oc per bundle.
Potatoes Salinas fu-Danks. q IN5c. nv
- t2,r-banka s1s9Es-. Oregon nur~r Ks. 3
as. river reds. SoGf'c; sweets $50
Vegetables - Onions. 59S5c. cream
SQUASH. 20. clcusnaers. ui,b-- tomatoes,
saesse. string beans, sFsc: Lima beans.
$500 green peas. r1s-. green peppers.
zs-- carrots. 2a t'~: cabbage. 53c. gar
L.. 4ee.c. dried peppers. NE2c.
Ee--.r--Ava,es No Z O.. f5l. common. y
Q5s-. Sa-tz1ursFE. $i--5- ascid-rer-.es, s. -
= c-aroerr.es. <-'sT.--o. pears. winter
~arr.s xeftsa. other varieties. 4a-7sl,:
e.fr -. Lee
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ecat . paint. and Ass heen renovated in
Israally also she VII sal fer Alaska On
Wednesday morning.
All TIE freight brought from E2ugkong
cS he Northern Pacific steamship Ia
coma consigned - Sea tt,e vii ne dew
cred ae-s today BY the City % Kingston.
steamship WAlla WaEa was at the Ore
Gou Improvement CoIp2ry's bankers yes
ter1ay taking IN hass a cargo Of ccal
She sails Tor San Franc.sco or Wednesday
morning.
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Hops.
Hcrsou.et-
Wool.
wo3i-ou;et.
CHICAGO MARkETS.


Chicago. Dec. 2-Wheat had hesitatin.
appearance for an hour today as 70 which
course 10 pursue. up or down. II decided
finally upon the former. and closed strong.
at an advance for the day OF Sc The chief
cause OF the strength the market display
ed was 70 be found in the amoup. OF spot
wheat worked for shipment from here and
FOR export from New York. About an
hour from the opening May had declined 10
b91ac, or sc below its closing value on Sat-
0Tday. After the reaction 20 69isc, the po-
siaon OF The bulls was fortified from time
20 time by a large number OF kilograms
which came 10 hand after that being in
their favor. For instance, the second ca
bles from Liverpool gave that market sd
higher, the rise being due TO decreasing
stocks OF wheat and -four and anxiety re-
garding the political situation. The mar
ket after the first hour became very firm,
and in the last thirty minutes OF the ses-
sion ruled strong, May going as high as
sl32c about i've minutes from the end. and
u closed al elSsc. against 6o2sc bid at the
close on Saturday. December vas worth
s55sc. against 56itc, bid on Saturday.
Corn was weak for cash and steady for
futures. Cash No. > corn sold today as low
as 27sc, which is said to be the lowest price
recorded IN thirty-three years. January
is 10 higher and May lsc higher
a firm feeling was noted in May oats,
and prices al the close were 1sQ54c higher.
Near futures were easy
Provisions ran up against 1900 hogs, and
suffered a little in the collision. Prices
at the close were 2i2c lower for January
pork, SC lower for May. Lard was 81 low
er, and RIBS from 2izc 10 &c off for the
day. Business was of the usual character
with packers doing the selling. presumably
against their purchases OF hogs.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-December 567sc; January. 57sc.
Corn-December, 26l1e; January. 26s4c.
Oats-Deeember. l1j4c bid; February
lSasc.
Pork, December, $500: January, s. 07ih.
Iard-December, $5.15 bid; January,
s537l5.
Ribs-December. s.35 BID; January,
S31i3 bid.
Rye-35stc.
BaTley-23c.
Flaxseed- 91G91hc.
Timothy-$S6o.
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william MunkE. who owns enc ef ths
finest farms on TidaIgo island. was IN thu
CITY Yesterday, and the subject OF Ana
cortes coming % in conversation hs saidg
.aThev said Anaeortes was dead. but tell
YOU she ls very much alive. We shall soon
have two cannerles At Shannon's point;
We are shipping from AnAc0rtes all the
oats from the dats-th9ussn6z upon thou
sands Of sacks-ana we have TIRES shin
Gle mills ard q saw mill running On fun
time. Anacortss - looking up.'
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I.nrdnn Wool saIcs

London. Dec. 2.-There was a good at
tendance at the wool auction sales today.
4 good selection was offered. and the bid
ding was active at hard finding rates. The
number Of bales offered was 1882. OF
which 800 were Withdrawn. Sales Queens
land. 2. l02 bales; secured IS hd6f7s 2i5d.
greasy, 5sQ5s 9iad; Victoria, 1.575 bales;
secured, 6dG1s Cd; greasy. 4iz09izd; South
Australia, 1892 bales. secured, 7AdGis
I'D: greasy, 7Q9d; New Zealand. 1852
bales; scoursd. 9G11izd; greasy, Hsd9tad;
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal $50 bales;
occurred, I'D.
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On the SisaualIy Preserve.

A bag OF 100 ducks was brought down
by Seattle hunters on the preserve OF tbs
Dlvrnpla Rod and Gun Club near Nisquai-
~ SUNDAY shooting was not first class.
or the total would have been much larger.
The party was made up as follows; An
drew r. Rurieigh Judge G. II. Hanford.
rfov J. II McGraw. @. J. Smith. Gen. T.
n carr. Maurice McMicken, Herbert Nc
Mlcken. Charles -. stinson, DR.. ]. =.
KIoeber, Fred Wing and j. II. Ashton. Oh
Tacoma
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hers. ItG-zc: rooste-s. ol.. ssQ4 -. 60
young, s4ag5, Srollers, small. s. s9gS: Do
large, co; hers. 81 ssgs %. ducks. 6. .
as: geese. .L5sa1- .: pigeons. Old, s1Gi 81
D Ssoas, young. E-Ess -
GRme-Dgcks. ruaIl4rd, s.: teal. s.. s2-1g
s. ss4a; widgeon. s. =. white geese. sl1
Is: gray geese, sc. small ducks, e:
qnail, 7scEsl. hare. sLzS; RABBITS. s19l-5a
Eggs-St0re, 9<I2Tc: ranch, 33Sssc; East
e-n. Is12lc; fancy Eastern. &C; select
es white Eastern. c193pc.
Crapes-BIack Ferrara. 5a35sc: Tokay,
rave; Corniehon. IN crates, se35ac; do
boxes. 4oG50c; yerts.z. 4eIs5c.
Wool.
wool-Fan, short, trashy San Joaquin
plains. sG5c: good San joaquin plains ar
&c. southern and coast. ssF.c: rnountafn
woods. light and free, sgf7c: rnourtain
woods, defective and heavy. s1sc: middle
counties. free. 7GSc: middle counties. de-
fectiye, S0Sc-
Hops.
Hops-5GTc per pound.
Closing Quotations.
wh-.t-A shade easier: December, sHac;
May. Sl-os
Barley-No trading.
corn-91c.
Bran-Sl3.
Financial.
Silver bars ....-..s1 Drafts, sight, -
Mex Dol'rs .Al-g55 Drafts, Telegraph.5
N
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n. r,aa whose time - money can saw.
---.gh n tbs course CT q year u he finds
- trains are always or time. The NOrtn-
western Line u one CT the nosi reliaols
a. a. aahsTencs 10 ia time. this 10 also
-. snortest Line between ST. Paul and
Chicago. = " = NfeFNA-fs
stIle.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

ca,. John Dixon has taken The position
O., master Of the steamer Resale Ia place
OF capt. c. V. Ames-
pa~k J . Peters e taking n bali 8
,.a-~5 ~ Black Diamond coal, ana WI
st-t tesav. tzk.ns or . hall cargo q Lime
at Roche aarbor.
Tu- Magic brought steamship CITY o.
--r-.i,a 6o9n from Quartermaster haroor
last r.-hf. she looked 5r.gli Ln sz- neE
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rxcnrsion 70 California

Va ..goant Shasta route" Wednesfav
T,~-sreTsr !. leaving az E.o .. m; so
SEA % san Francisco. including berth
=, ,.r,f13,ztered tourist sleeper; -, includ-
ire berth IN Pullman palare sleeper.
Ra.es 20 points East va iaiiforn-a and
- s,,rse+ route same as Va other lines
e9u.raru Pac.ic Ticket once. SO Front
a.
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The stock Fxchsnps.

New York, Dec. Lively covering Of
shorts IN the Industr.als was the feature
Of today's speculation. and resulted in a
strong market for that group. The rail-
way list was relatively less active as a
whole. and was hampered 10 an extent by
an abatement OF the demand from the
shorts and by foreign selling Of the inter-
national shares. especially St. Paul. The
market showed no Improvement as 10 its
professional character. There We're few de-
Yelopments bearing directly upon the spec
ulation. Denver * Rio Grande was helped
in price by the Cripple Creek mining ex-
element. The statement OF the company s
operations for October was also favosable.
In Sugar the hand OF most important in
s.der in the property was believed TO be
manifest II was aggressively strong
throughout. and inspired a hurried march
10 cover on the part OF the bears in that
and other oversold shares. The raid was
attended by allegations OF foreknowledge
by powerful manipUlators that no serious
attacks upon the Industrials are impend-
ing in the near future. The market was
strengthened. too. by the Encouragement
OF gold for shipment on Wednesday, al
though this may be a premature argument.
4 German-American banking house is eX-
pected to engage $4,000 to 100000 in
bars tomorrow. The market opened duh
and firm. Pronounced strength was soon
developed in the Industrals, while the
railroad list. led by the Changers, improved
frRctionally. Toward the END of the first
hour an effective raid on the Changers re-
suited IN declines Of l per cent. or over.
The general market yielded fractonaily
in sympathy. Sugar was again put for
ward as a leader by the bulls in the last
hour, and the price was marked up 10
l05 net gain Of 39s per cent. Speculation
left off strong for the Industrials ana
steady for the railroads. In the last class
few net changes occurred. Denver * RIO
Grande preferred had a net Improvement
Of IA Bonds ruled duli and irregular. The
sales amounted TO s9lS.00o Government
bonds steady. except for Pacific IS OF 90
which are down l per cent, and Us or ~
which are up per cent. on the day. state
bonds inactive. railroad bonds irregular.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy at 1902 per cent;
last loan. .; closed, ~ per cent; prime mer-
camille paper, SzsQ5 per cent. Sterling
exchange firm. with actual business IN
bankers bills at $4S9q4s94 for demand
and $4S72.Q4Ss for sixty days: posted rates
s.. SSl4 al -: commercial bills. Aa94s4i2.
Silver certificates, GA 461s4c.
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Gas 14.s a.5il 15.4., 10 IS ia tll.22l 10


Seattle. Dec. 2. 1925
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were;
Clearances. Balances,
Seattle .........-.....slll.7 52 n .l5.s21 20
coma .---...--.-.-. L1-,eg - Z-Q.S 90
Portland ............. 90 &c % q a29 %
The state grain inspectors receipts for
today were ten car loads Of wheat and
one shipment OF oats. This bears ont
what was said OF Saturdays market, that
wheat IS beginning TO move in this dlrec-
ton. slowly IL may be. but when il IS
thoroughly understood by the farmers that
IS good a price and as good shipping con-
veniences can be obtained al this port as
al any other-and Il Is beginning to be
un0erstood-then Seattle may expect 10 do
a large business IN wheat. From present
prospects il VIII be larger anyway the lat
ter part OF this month, in all probability
larger than Seattle has ever experienced.
In mill feeds the market was SOW yes
tercay.
The poultry market was well stocked.
ana II would seem that more people are
raising poultry than ever before Prices
are only comparatively low. At from 81 y
az, for spring chickens. and from s.. 75fR
% Tor hens poultry raising must show a
good margin OF profit. And the demand
IS Keeping up with the large supply in the
market.
Washington creamery butter remains at
Sec, but Iowa was advanced to PC Ranch
eggs also advanced. &c being freely Of
Tered. and the butter and egg market gem
orally was stlff today
There was nothing notable in fruits. ex-
cept fine lot OF fancy bananas. which
were plentiful and were quoted at from
SZ0e12.O a bunch. Apples are plentiful
again, and fine eating apples especially.
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PACKING HOUSE NEARLY READY.
Meat 10 BE Packed and shipped In ALI
Directions.


The new packing house in course OF con-
struction by the EFye-Bruhn Companys
near Grant street bridge. is rapidly APP
preaching completion. IL Is two-story
structure, 73x222 feet. and is simply an ex-
tension OF the present business. IL will
be devoted 10 the killing and packing or
cattle. sheep and hogs, particularly tho
latter. Appliances OF the most modern
kind viii be fitted UP on the first floor. for
swinging along the animals from the pen
to the last process OF dressing. when they
viii be hoisted 20 the hanging room on
the second floor. from which they win des-
cend 20 the basement TO be sailed and
hacked. The company ia putting in two
boilers, Iexs0 feet. and a 35-ton ice ma
chine.
The company has been killing rs hogs n
day. most Of which have gone Ito local
consumptio It's new plant viii enable IL
other animals and the company hopes to
TO handle 80 hogs day. IN addition 10
build up a large outside trade with Alas
ka. San Francisco and the Hawaiian isi-
auds.
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Financial.
London. Dec. 2.-Sllyer. 3O5sd. Consols.
1865.
New York. Dec. 2.-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says: The stock mar
kets opened dull today on the political sit
uation. but changed later consols leading
the rally. The closing was firm. Ameri-
cans opened weak. but closed better on
New York support.
Breadstufrs and Gains
Liverpool, Dec. 2-Wheat-Spot, steady:
demand, moderate: No. red. winter. IS
%; No. = red. spring. stocks exhausted;
No. ! hard Manitoba. SIS Id: No. Cali
fornia. IS 81. Futures opened firm "a
higher, and closed firm, I.Gs.d
higher: December. IS 2i3d: January. 80
SID; February. IS f.d; March. 5s 50;
April. IS 5isd May. So 81.
Corn-Spot. firm: American mixed, new,
IS 3asd Futures opened quiet, but steady
and unchanged; closed firm. l4Q1kd high
or. December. IS 3ssd: January. 3s 3s,d:
February and March, IS 224d April and
May. SIS 81.
Flour-Steady. demand. moderate, St.
Louis fancy, IS.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. GO los.
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r-ha northern Pacific Ayers between &C.
s.fle ard Tacoma exactly meet TIE wants
~ tne travelling public. Leave Seattle
a n. and 90 p n. Lave Tacoma 1879
a n. ard 81 2. u. Fare q FOR round trip.
Tine one hour.
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The Northern Facine IS now running sln
trains a egy c7es way between Seattle and
.srsrona. Trains leaving Seattle AZ o. m.
and 7:45 .. N. make no stops and reaes
Tacoma in one bour. Fare only sc ors way.
q for round trip.
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The California readers % the Poss~fn-
teIHrencer win End u on sais daily a.
Cooper * Co.'S statiorerJ store. 40 1af-
Ie. str.ss ss,4t enc block up Market street.
frcua tns Cnronlc!s office rice 30
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ci,f RATES! CUT RATE3i
sEATTLE-TACoMAR ROUTE
gTEAMER CRICKET
yat,, .hrte round trips daily. as follows:
sssyes Tacoma 10 a. IN. Il m. and i:3s
: N leaves Seattle $40 - M. 2:16 p NJ.
al i.E p n
FAR sc, round trip 7sc.
eantay EIcurxiona-Ieave Tacoma I'D
/. n. asa is9p m: leave Seattle IL L. N.
ara tapB Fare Is cents.
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The Daily Poss-Intsiligsrcer IL now On
xaIs IN Portland. Or. ST Rich Bros. ~
Morrison street. Portland hctei Ee~s
-f.ns ana Northwest Asws Co. 80 YirsS
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Don't forget Prosecutions carefully
oerr pounded all hours Of the night. North
Seattle Pharmacy.
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Live Stock.

Choice cattle were again in limited sup
ply. and such descriptions were no lower:
dressed beef and shipping cattle. SS1i4.75:
stockers and feeders, 81. 25fI3.75: butchers
and Gamers. SLS042.S0; COWS and heifers,
s250G2s5.
With nearly $4,000 more hogs on the mar
ket than were expected. prices broke 5Ql0c:
poor TO extra hogs sold at s.. 359360; pigs
sold chiefly at S3G350.
Trade in sheep was more animated but
prices were l0c or more lower, az SI.50gS. 40,
and lambs at $SGl4.40.
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TFaLons taken al a "a stations al
2. z. 18th meridian time g p. m. Pacific
sSnel. GEORGE ~. SALISBURY,
Observer IN Charge.
Weather synopsis.
The barometer pas fallen at az stations.
the greatest fan being on the Oregon
coast. The lowest reading IS 90-iS. at Rose
burg. Precipitation has not yet occurred.
except n Southern Oregon and Northern
California, and the weather is clear IN
Northwest Washington, bat the ordering
OF the information" signal at noon, as
was done by the forecast Is evidently
justified for TatoOsh island reports a
high wind OF thirty-six niles from the
northeast and Fort Candy q gaze or hfty-
OF a severe storm at sea, which may ae-
vance inland.
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CT AZ expert demand. closing firm ~ Sc.
\ lA=c ret advance: No red. May. s-ss7
@Asc closed &sscs December. ssgssc.
closed SC.
Hops.
Hcrscu.et
Wool.
wo3i-cu;et.
Petroleum.
Petroleur1-ouiet; United, closed s1s5
Metals
Lead-Quiet: exchange price. sSs
Copper-Easy. exchange prlce. stess
Gilea.
TIR-ou.e.: plates quiet
Spelter-gGiet
Coffee.
Cofee-options closed firm at 5e7fa points
net advance: sales. $3.50 hays, March.
slS.a9flS4o; December. SIiE2Iisz Spot
Rio duh; No hard. l4s4c. mid dull
Sugar.
sugar-Raw and refined quiet bat
steady.
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE

~.g VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
ihS Through THE ISLANDS.
ra-sf Utopia :, "a =. o.Br,esn, Master.
- 70 m Mondays and Thursdays
=. psrs fovnssnd Anacortes. Falrhaven.
= wha.eoas Blaine and Friday Harbor.
- vsueouyer arriving Vancouver D. m
tsaosing day.
81. further information apply TO Yesler'u
shaS
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. ! club. 49c: blue stem, Sc. Quiet.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Portland, Dec 2-Wheat-ValIey, 5ojkc;
WaIa Wala. 49izc per bushel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-03

lskREFr RoUTE-STR GREYHOUND
Daily EXCEPT Sunday.
leaves Seattle ll.29 A. m. 40 p. m
lssFes Everett 9 a. IN. p. m.
sanday s~Lfaves Seattle $50 =. m:
*sfes Everett II a. m.
aEe singis ,fp. sacs round trip. 8 3
seaests With boat for Tacoma and Sno-
tAaiing-Colman dock. foot OF Marion
faArTLk AND TACOMA NAvIGA-
TION COMPANY.
eaaa froup Pres. r. W Goodhue. Sec.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-03
rrryE-sKAGTT RIVER ROUTE
WEEKLY TIME CARD.
rp CITY or cHAMPAIGN

-~.vrR CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
So seattle-pecernber 3. at : a. m. :
So Al a. m. December :. at
Teayes Mount Nernof--DecerE Der
- z, December &. at q. m De-
-, u N Calling AZ Tulalip
- - 800 Sunday and north Tuesday.
STEAMER MABEL
,.x.. geattie--DecembsE ?. al Z a. m (;
-, al a. IN. December $, a.
1sesD1& asvea Mount Vernon-Decernb Der
- = N. December 8, at : a. m: De-
az q. m. Calling q Edmonds.
- stanweod. Fir. Skagit City.
-. vernon and Avon.
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~ on THE FLYER
sraTTI.E TO TAcoMA

LE u - -
s~sTTTIE To TACOMA
20 trips daily. except ssnday.
fscr IT, sTsg twenty minutes
. 81 ~ STEAMER FLYER
IL daily trips, Seatoe~Taco'nA
-: e. ~ E.srgc.T TUESDAY. MAY L
TINT CARD.
49,. ,s,e. ne: round trip &c.
hssss.ftIe-s:4s, lis a r.; z;<s. s-b
Z p ~.eo-,a-a--e an: 1. 40. .. "a
SUNDAYS.
....ls--7 n: y m; 5p- N
f<fse -s~orna-s.7o a n: I'D, ,, ,. m
L<sss Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
fsns.ssss rorrasrc.el dock, foot o, Ma
e ..,.rsst. Seattle S. %,
= ss,~s. steamer. flyer and state OF
-,ss..ssrxfoa. fare 1c-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-03

.urn Nswcassi. coal. a per ton