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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-10-03

UP a DuilulnE ike melnOflal nal
1862 days III the year, and using
It only thrce-during commence
ment eek-when it could he oc
Icupied with pleasure and profil
the year round. Carrying out
this idea, the seats have been re
moved and the hall is now con,
verted temporarily into a skating
rink, which will afford pleasan,
recreation, when the weather j:
unfavorable to out door sports.
Professor Gore, whose name is
somewhat suggestive, but who
withal is q mild-mannered man
with big brain and modern ideas,
is the moving spirit in the num-
erous enterprises by which the
State University has profted dur
ing the past few years 1t is to
his energy that Chapel Hill owes
the putting in Of the electric light
plant, which will light not only
the college, buildings but many
private homes. As president Of
the company and one of the prin-
cipal stock holders, he has person.
ally supervised the work and
pushed il through to a successful
finish. The lights were turned
on this week, with Mr.. l.. G. IT.
ley in charge.
Postmaster Kirkland is making
a gallant fight for a new post Of
flee building, and if he does not
get it somebody in Chapel Hill
will be sally wanting in ordinary
business judgment to say nothing
Of public spirit and town pride.
The present quarters-the best
which the, government has, up to
this time, been able To secure
are wholly inadequate to the needs
and requirements Of q place which
handles as much mail as must Of
necessity, be handled here. The
building is not only old and un-
slightly, but so small as to scarce
ly allow the post master and his
assistant 10 turn round, and their
work is done at great personal in.
convenience aud oftentimes actual
discomfort. Mr.. Kirkland him.
self told us that during the recent
hot spell when the doors had to
be closed while they were open
ing the mail, the ventilation was
so poor and the room so small
that the sensation was that Of be.
ing enclosed in a hot oven and he
was on the point Of fainting.
Having made up his mind that
he could not stand il any longer,
he requested that the post Office
inspector be sent to investigate the
matter and recommend improve
ments. lie had gone to the
trouble TO get up a plan by which
the present building at the ex.
tremely small outlay Of sl45
could be converted iuto an at
tractive, conlmodious, comfortable
and convenient office. The in.
spector came, accepted the plan,
saw the party owning the proper
~ and left in the full expectation
that the contemplated improve.
ments would be made without do.
lay. But II appears that after
thinking the matter over, the
owner could not see that by spend.
ing si45 now and receiving from
the government 500 a year rent
instead Of sis, the price now paid,
the outlay would prove q profit.
able investment.
Chapel Hill is at last 10 have a
real newspaper Many Of tie
leading business men like d. Nc.
Caulcy, J. y. Webb aud Others
whom We could name, believe
that Chapel Hill is a good point
for a live paper. Mr.. Thomas,
who il a good printer and also
foreman Of the University Press,
will direct the policy Of the jour.
nalistic venture. Having, like
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-02

n. Stock Excaanse.

New York. Dec. Si-Tne last day Of the
year 1884 sas about the iuiIeSt 81 any fall
business Day q the entire twelve months
ard on few. IL any days. has the Specssla-
ton been more ansnteresting- The total
sales barely exeessesa $40 shares and
81 Paul, with sales OF s.s&1 shares to its
credit, WAS most active OF the whole tfst.
There were periods Of extreme stagn2<ion
during she day ard AZ 10 time was there
airy animation. FIuctuatEoBS were COR
frel within narrow limits
The general market opened heavy ani
except fer slgat rally about II O'Clock
was weak during the morning The de-
PRECISION continued into the afternoon un-
I'll about o'clock. when the temper OF
speculation changed for tao better and a
rally OF small proportssns took place, in
which, however. only part OF the early
losses were regained. Tie market closed
fairly firm but most Of the stocks traded
IN showed declines on the days transac-
tons. including per cent in Edison Eiec-
trio. ] Is in Reading, General Electric.
I.achawanna. Burlington, and ~ in 81.
Paul. Seine few shares made advances.
notably Colorado Coal per cent. Denver
4 Rio Grande preferred I-s. Delaware 4
Hudson US and New Jersey Central SIS.
The bond market ruled firm during the
dag. with the Reading issues exceptions.
The future OF the reorganization plan
caused liquidation ia the income bonds.
resulting in declines Of IS per cent. in
the firsts and seconds, s-a in the thirds
and IL in the preferred In the later
dealings there was a recovery OF SIS IN
the flrsts and is in the seconds The
sales were moderate. amounting to S.s.-
500
During the year which ends today the
total amount OF securities listed on the
stock exchange are: Bonds. SIS. So. 500;
stocks. s2sl. $50. The highest and lowest
prices Of the year of the principal stocks
dealt in on the exchange. and the last.
prices made, are given In the following
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-02
REAL Estate TRANSFERS.


AISuS8CHoUD He1t6ro0Y ana TOTAL Tor
the Year 1894.
Real estate transfers for the year 1894
were sass. oS7.i4. There were fled for
record Monday thirteen deeds. the con-
sideratioEs aggregating Sic. $3.50 Follow
ing is the list as furnished by the Daily
Record. room ~. Scheuerman block:
Joseph Fell 10 CAESAR Malatess.a. strip
le IL # wide and so rods long on " line
OF NV Sc. sec 6. tp % 4 :, $40.
Daniel +. B-cwniseid 20 Vim. III. Morris
and Ellsworth ID. Benson. una L. int In
pity in litigation bet Jas. A. Nocre and
elise Investment Company ct a.. resp.
VS.. Daniel Il, Brownfieid. appel. lots - TO
10, block s.. Brooklyn ad. s5na.
Peter Warner TO Gust Johnson. n l-2 5
IL. lot :. sec is Up -, ) $50.
Robert Fifxhenry 10 Il. c. McClsnahan,
one acre in ne sec -. tp 81. r g. $780,
Jas. Kiser TO Louis Lovetoek, sw ne,
sec So, TIP 3. r 4. 81.
Thomas Tanner to a. Tanner, lots 81.
@, block /. Pilner's third division OF
Green Lake al. $780,
Geo. T.. Lindsey TO Susannah Lindsey
% rs acres in sec %. Up g. r 3. 500.
Geo. w. Billiard 10 Lottie l.. Stelnweg.
lot ., DOCK ., Evans q 6lsWet1 s al, A9NV.
Crawford & coaover to Clara NJ. craw-
ford, lot 5. block 4. Drexel Ave Heights
ad. 500.
Frederick Tietjens TO Anna M. Kurx.
lot ., block l. Canal al. 81.
West Coast Imp Co 70 Arthur Deyoe.
lot ., block sc. Gilman Park, $50.
Sheriff TO American Building and Loan
Association. lot 10, block Il. A. A. Denny's
ad. S7.7ioeo.
A Johnson TO Otto Olson, uni l-2 Int
in lots 6, ., 10 sec II. Up ss. Z. 81 and
other.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-02

Boston. Jan. The past week has been
quiet in the wool market with the value
Of sales falling OF. II is. OF course. TOO
early 20 estimate the effect OF the aew
tariff on trade. Tiaa toae is steady. and
buyers in need Of supplies are paying
about former rates- Prices for leading
descriptions are as follows: Ohio and
Pennsylvania fieeces y. 1924: Xxx ard
sboye. Tsesis lie: Ohio dela!ne. 1879 lie;
territory wasls, Montana fine and fac
r,aa1gurn. safe. No. : medium Wyoming.
Jrfah, pakots. Nevada. Iaaho and Colo
raao, 6ne ara fl1e medium. sfsisc; No :
medium. Ifssize. oregon WOODS. eastern. .
sasac: Australian wooiz. supertSEe. naS2s;
axsrage 11ss1se
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warxE FRONT NOTES.

steamer NasseI took cut 10 Everett yes
tersisy morning a ips Of concentrates for
tire ssnelfer 1T shat city.
Tha steamer Idaho frsasse her initial
frsp 20 La Conser ard Way ports yea~
terSsxy-
Steamer city OF Pmsbaa VIII laase
sacuaa Sxs0k tomorrow morning. az 8
<s.sfs<k for sass Francisco ami the Walls
WzIta wSil arrive
Tug noyssezs tc~es the barksraine Ex-
eeEssor in TO Port Biskeley. yesterday
from the straits.
Slsaz.e- Isasaier. whl-ss bgsks Ter xaI-
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ferred. ~ H 4 Tex. Cent. : IL, Toi. A.
A. n North Mich. : IA: Toa 81. Louis 4
X. C.. I: Tel. St Louis q * c.. pre-
fsrrei. 4.
shares S,fd.
Total sales ~ stocks today were IS IS
shares. Including American Sugar. ssass:
Darlington. a.ss: Chicago Gas, s.ouo, Read
irss. s.sso. St Paul. SsN
Hops.
wcoi--ouIet.
Metals.
Pig srcn--DuN.
Tin--weak. straits. sisse: plates. dull
Spelter-Stuiet.
Isead-Dul: exchange price. S.S.
ccpper-Strong. exchange price. $aN3
ass.
Coffee.
SPOT conee-Rso. strong; No. I, iI1-2e.
Mid. quiet
Sugar-Raw. duh. fair refining. s5-sc.
centrifugal. ss-tesr. SC. Reined-Dull.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-02

der several days ago near Olympia. got
IN yesterday. and will leave on her reg
ular run this morning
Tug Beaver supplied the Monterey with
water yesterday.
Steamer Chiicat viii leave Schwahach-
er's wharf tomorrow afternoon &C 1
O'Clock for Alaska
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Seattle. Dec. 81. 1891.

Ea.rss1ad clsaf;ng houses t,>~-v were.
clearaaecs. Balances.
Ia. ...............$ sf.2pl VI $2I.si6 80
s,s.us ............. T.iaa 90 ll.5sS 90
5000 ............ a0. 7si 90 4G.i5s 90
yeSstfasy was 4 fairly active day in
= leeaI prosuee markets. and prices
- hsia more firmly than for several
/ ~ pass. The experience Of dealers IN
Erl1<ss during the few days preceding
*i3sstnxs day made them somewhat
Sv1hsnoass thai tke same low prices
J I'D prrpstl yesterday. When the
[hys receipts were received, however.
/ d Gfx o. surplus stocks was dissipased
& SIR. The arrivals were exceptionally
|hst and prices were held firm. The
|baFritY Of fresh stock opened the way
! " marketing a quantity of cold storage
Eh<kxss and as these were Literally Of
Md II lower rates the price or fresh
NJ VAS q little lower during the af-
EEaopE The demand KEEP. up we'll. how
NJ. ard later in the cay values on
tekz stock gradually advanced again.
4 thf close Of the day the supply OF
tFftys was pretty Well cleaned up
hslsFy aud wild game were In fair sup
4 n and met with a fair inquiry. Quail
M nzilard and canyas-back ducks 2ere
elssrs and higher. Cranberr.es went
enafss ara plentiful and sales are quite
extnsits. The quoted prices are 81. 1bs,4
: ~ Seedlings sell freely at 80 a box.
fsHsy apples are in demand at steady
kzss The range of prices Is wide. be-
= from slle to si.as box. Medium
szss sleek is plentiful and brings 50q75c
|stM
feGssables OF all descriptions are
oarianf and low priced. Supplies of
e'sfy ran short during the afternoon
~ ~ evening there was none TO be
- Most OF the celery used In this
eaikss comes from sauak valley, near
s''axn and thu extreme cold weather
tas past week has frozen the ground
sasa sn extent that Il Is almost i'm
@sese 10 market Il. The ruling price
BE DAY VAS 40 cents a dozen. Dried
nlAs ere In liberal supply and sales
ssasals small With values very low
- sasY In fact, there is practically
9 movement Of trade In any but fancy
1s pfoiuee is selling freely at the
1900 Prices. Creamery butter Is less
Z ard prices are a little nrmer.
ana cheese remain unchanged.
~, aud provisions are moving of
~. e.A pr'ses a little easy In sumo
saes of provisions.
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m AND SHIPPING.

3 s,~r.xrxxs- cv AsaScLrTusE.l
~ 3. WRArHKE BUEEAu.
poErsAxp. Or. Jan. l. is0s-e
- wetnesasr; Rain or snow.
" rs. PasuE. Fosecxster.
...~.. uxrxxrxExr o. AsKrcrLrrEx.
l.l.s.~.s~s rrxxaU--pA.ly EuLlZTfs-
SEATTLE Wash. Jan- ]. isfa
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shE SEATTLE maRKErs.


" ssmeFs TOT Country
Produce.
ae iossosing quotations are the nrices
pa 2 mfHers and producers by Seattle
sass Houses Tor articles named. the
IVA y BE- delivered in Seattle.
ass-chosss, ste per round
"a aasi-'sih car load lotse- Puget sound.
- ton; Eastern Washington. 50
g. IN car load lotsl-oa.s. choice.
II = 81 M4 PEI ton: wheat chicken
~ ssss u corn. SO: cracked. $2sa "a
s..els-.Petatees. sTMi2 per ton.
d sss, hses AND Poultry Handled
g nansaisssan.
49, :. iksrs aSn TALLow- Heavy salted
- s esss % lbs. per H.. 4GaiIsc; medium,
-. !, 81 hsht. under Is lbs. &c.
~ e, and cali. per 10, &c; green
EA 80 e less thar sal,ed dry hides. ner
~ -. SUI. i OF above. cue-ihird Iess: dry
|ape s - - oesses dry deer skins. summer.
Ia 49, sood winter, Is@i5c: noor
~ 80 s.ssaseF. &c; sheep skins. l5sgase /;
HI 49, 49,. s'ssts'c; wool, 4 &c per Id; tai
81 .ssloex-Cholce beef cattle. ebkGs
49,. s..psee sheer, Sc. good hogs. dc.
lss. sass, &c; small. &c per II.
SO ska}ssior Quality. per NJ. fir. IS. 30
d 4 saosee cedar $3.50; comsaoa. per
- sFs2es legs s. sn
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Copies of the fs-paSe New Years edl-
ton OF the post-Intelllgeneer. Wrapped
for mailing. may be obtained at the busl-
ness office of The paper.
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srRAIr srEAMsHIp coMpANy.

STRAIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Seattle ana Townsensi-Seah Hay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Non-
days Wednesdays and Fridays az ] a. m.
for Port Townsend. Port Williams. Dan-
geness. Port Angeaes. Port Crescent.
gettysburg. PssliL. Cgaiissn Bay and
Neah Bay. returning. arrives Seattle s.S1
leaves Ycsler dock for Port Townsend.
Port Williams, pungeness Port AnEcls9
and Victoria Mondays, Wednesdays ard
fridays at p. M. arrives Seattle alter
nate days ; y. m.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP Company.

stvlsFtsstI stttA ftuztfa4tH
Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo.
lulu. Samoa, Auckland, NJ e., and Syd-
neg. ~. s. w, without change.
Steamship Arawa. January 10, n. m.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia.
January -.
THos 4. GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
Bovd block. Seattle.
H. c.
]. u. spreckels q Bros. Co. General
Agents. San Francisco.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKEr.

Portland. Dec. si-There IS nothing do
Ing I'm wheat: quotations remain uuchany-
ed Valley "a f-sc; wa.is Walla o. i-2ll7ec
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tsken a. ali stations At p H.
a.s;x1SS ti1ns IS e. M Pacific timei.
GEORGE y. SALISBURY.
sss Observer In charge.
{s3<.s
8 Waffle HARso. FOB THE WEEK BE-
s. sfxs4xa JANUARY 2
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sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE.
Tlme Gard.

STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves SEATTLE Monday, Dec. 81. at -
midnight; Wednesday. Jan. :, at IL mid
night. Saturday, Jan. s. at 6 a. m.
Leaves Mount Vernon w edueSaay. Jan.
?, at a. M: Friday, Jan. l. at q. M:
Sunday, Jan &. at I u. m
Fare, 81. Round trip. NM Meals. 3
cents. Rerths, . cents
LILLY. RoGARDUs & CO. Inc.
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Government Enthusiastically.
State bonds-Inactive.
Railroad bonds-Firm. except for the.
Reading issues, which are weak
Petroleum Firm, January options closed
offer 81 l2c.
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MOTTO s-Capt. SpaaIdiEg, rzarsager OK
the Seattle Tug and Barge Company.
ia again on deck. / have the sole mar
agsfnsnf az tbs stauEcn taErSzaf fast-
fagsa and hereby take this uatE@1 al
fnfaTgEiag my old pstr0ns ard Others
wfo may have work IN nay Ene fssat 4
au1 prepared ~ DO TIE Same slth dls-
patch and at popular rates These
sssasssre on beard or AZ etfsre Of Seattle
Tug and Barge Es3mIszxy. f01s Of Mar.
ioa street near Flyer cf5re.
CAPT. A. r. SRAULDING.
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CLEANERS.
FLY ON THE .FLYER.


SEATTLE 70 TACOMA
-Four round trips daily. except sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Ssattie-Tacoma
route. as follows:
TUESDAY, MAY 2
TIME CARD.
Leave Seatfie-9.ss. 1I.i5 a. m, es5. s:i5
=. m. Leave Taeoma-3.S0 a. "a, 100. 4.S1.
SI3 y. IN.
Sunday
Leave Seattie--s1s a. m. fese0. 600 .. m.
Leave Tacosna--3:53 q. m. $50. 80 p. m.
Landing ~ ~ +. wharf Tacoma. and
Commercial dock. foot OF Marion street.
Seattle
SUNDAYS. excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood; fare. Soc,
San JIyAN ISLANDS LY-
Ola THOMPSON.
Carving United States mail. leaves City
Deck foot OF main street Monday. Wed
rssssAy and Friday NJ a. 10. for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
TIME CARD.
North BounG-Lsaye Seattle go a. IN :
leave Port Townsend 7fs a. m, Leave
F-rs4ay Hayocr II % a. m. leave Roche
Hafbor I'D .. m. arrive New whsfcorn
g5A9 y M.
Sossff Dennd~Leave New whasenrs 500
a. m. ieave Roche Harbor II 20 a rsl /:
leave FRIDAY Hars0r 1850 m. leave
Port Townsend Ss99 o. m. arrive Seattle
J. 4. Thompson, managing owner. ]. A,
Hatfield. agent Phone. E5s
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The postage on the SPACE. New Years
Post-InteliiSence Is cents.
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PORT TOWNSEND, PORT ANGELICA
AND DUNGENESS.
sTEAMER MONTIcrr.r.,.

SIf.AMFf MFJs<IIt-f.Isfty.
Daily. except Monday. Time card com.
mencing Tuesday, August Il. 1894.
Leaves Seattle. TOO a. M: Townsend
1854 q. M; pungeness. II m; arrives Port
Angeles. I.3o D. M; leaves Port Angeles.
$50 n. m. leaves Port Townsend, 6O9 3,
M; arrives Seattle. $50 .. M
CITY DOCK Co. Seattle. Agents.
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Financial.

Bft silver. q la: consois. 1e3 s-le.
Bank OF England discount. per cent.
The amount Of bullion going into the
"a. 600
New York. Dec. 3i.-The Evening Posts
London eabiegram says: The stock mar
ksks were quiet today because OF the neI-
iaay tomorrow. The tone. however. was
generally good. There WAS further rise
ia consnls ard other investment securi-
ties on the prospect OF prolonged cheap
money. Americans were inactive. but
firm. Qules purchases OF certain shares
are going On. Better. but not great thingS
are expected in our American securities
II the new year.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RosAsIE.

TEX d Tx E1SAtsIE.
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ard
Port Townsend daily. except Sunday, ~
= "a sseauser Idaho iesses for Port
Townxend ard way ports daily except
SuH2say. AZ q. M: sunday. direct. AZ
a NJ returning dssect. Ieages PsFt TOWN.
rrna at - II. Telephone ia.
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ENGLISH MARKErs.

liverpool, Dec. 3i.-Wheai-Spot steady:
s,emanf poor: No. 2 red winter As sd: do
red spring. stocks exhausted; No. i hard
Manitoba IS sd: No. California 81 ID.
Futures. closed steady. / to farfhirss
higher: business about equally divided;
January Is Cd: February Is 9 I'D; March
4s 10 Id; April Is 10 led: May IS lid.
Corn-Spot quiets American mixed SIS 81;
futures. closed strong 3 TO 4 fartbinEs
higher: business heaviest on near posi-
tons: January IS 81: February Is Sd:
March IS ; Id. April IS 4 lid.
Flour-puli: demand poor: st. Louis
fancy winter So ed.
Hops--At London. Pacific coast, e i5s.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

lows:
Fer San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. m. passengers re-
seayed CA board ut a. n.y. Jan. ). :. u.
For Aiasssa, Jan. and .. at a. IN.
From san Francisco for Victoria ana
puget SOUND ports. at a. m. Jan. s. IL
Is %. Is aud 10
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saN FRANCISCO MARKETS.



san Francisco. bee. Extraordinarily
super;ine s. egsia.'z,.
wheas-Teday being the last day OF the
year there was TO disposition 80 DO bust
ness ansf-tae market therefore was slug
gisa. No. shipping wheat 81 -. with
81 lie for something chelce, Milling
wheat &c I-9sfas Las Trssaala wai!a wheat
Is i-4gy7s S-4c fer fair average quality. So -
Use FOR hla4stem and fea755c for damp
grade.
BARLEY Market inactive; feel. fair 70
good Is s-aasl Ia: choice s. I-2c; dressing
aoaasc,
oAts--Ne business aosag of any cease
aaenee. Stocks more taaa ample. MAI
ing slalta L. Surprise slo5sgt-i5: fancy
feel St u i-2z3i.s7 i-e: goSi 10 choice a. -
S;s7 t-sc: peer 30 fair 81 i-saleae; bIaek s.. Ia
al -. red si.e7 l-2uiI5; gray g i-2clsA
Floar, sacks. S.saS: waess. ceaials. f.854:
barley. cen;8is. 7i2; eogn. oeasals 80.
deans. sacks. SIS. potatosS. SACKS. 72sl !:
oregos, as. cnsons. sseks i.as5-
Closing: Wheat Quiet. May y iSc.
narley~Netalng doing.
carn-S.@@a
Bra2-t22
Financial.
SILVER bars. % Agfss s-se
Mexbcsn dollars. - 1.ssssic
Drafts sIgas, i--e per sie5: telegraph.
lee per stgsa
@fatn- Stock
Alpha Cosss'Saatea. %; ansss. "a. Bel
cher. -. Besie lsse. g. fsoss 4 Heleher, g:
Esoase Saases. slated. -. Baslioa, -; Bal.
wsr Consolidated, 2. s,asesscsi4, 2: Ch3l-
ieszre Consolidated. "a: e1heilar. ~; Coais-
stenee. ~. Consolidated CaAfsFafA & YIr-
gsnAs, "a. Consolidated Imperial. ]: cso~n
aaesas. n: eoxssi = Cargse -, Hale & Mar
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
MILTNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD:

s41s1EA AA-W~ 1871.
Leave. Arrive
Olympia ;t $50 a m Tacoma at. go m
Tacoma at loco u m Seattle at. .12o1 m
Seattle at. loo I'm Tacoma at 500 /, M
Tacoma at. ESQ p IN Olympia at $50 p m
Connecting with beats Tor shelton and
kamilchie.
FARE TO TACOMA. so CENTS.
La.aing. City Deck, foot of Main street.
CAPTAIN l.. WILEY. Manager.
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EVERETT ROUTE-EfR. GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle s.7o a. m. and $40 %. m.
Leaves Everett 10 n. m. and y. IN.
Suniay--I~eaves Seattle II a. m. Leaves
Everett p. ni
Fase-5lngle trip. 75c; round trip. 3i.2s.
Connects with boats for Tacoma and
Snohonlish.
Landing -colman dock. foot OF Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Claud Troup. Pres. X. w. Goodhue. BY.
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u. b. STEAMBOAT. AND TRANSPoR-
TATIDN COMPANY
STEAMER THIsAND BELLE.
G.. -. Brownfieid. Master.
Leaves city Dock. foot OF Main street.
every Monday. Wednesday ana Friday 80
n. M for Port Townsend. Auacurtes,
saI,sIsh, Fatrhaven and Whafcon. going
through 20 blaine On Saturday.
CITY Dock Co, Agts. JOS. KENDALL.
Telephone &C.,. General Manager.