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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

tII'On sAlE-THE FOLLOWING PROPER
IL TIES for sille on easy terms
e0g Market street, store ard dwelling.
toe VEnButen street. 10 rooms and Inn
Iroyonents-
tsC Eas, Eighth streets rooms ID batA
Apply
AIIlEANs SAVINGS BANK
mil No. LOa Market stroet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

CHERIFF's SsLE--By virtue Of writ OF
- Leyari Faciaa TO me directed, VIII be ex-
posed to public sale. ut tho Court House. ON
Market street. between Tenth and leventh
streets, in the city of Wilmington. New Cas-
tie county Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

EAoR RENT-Houso. 10 W. eth street. con-
IL tanning 10 ioomn. and In good order
Apply to Jas. +. sutton. 1909 W. slh street
dsJ-eod-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

I1OR RENT-Desrable lodge room second
II floor of Masonic Hall. Apply to W 4
Gallagher, No 100 Orange 81. dls.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

H
Wilmington DyeIna
are prepared to dye
suiks 81 50; pants so 4
si.eA We employ u
only carry these
month OF january,
asset !.
MoRTAn-- .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

ENoR RENT-A paper store for Is years,
- Nos 2lS and 80 West Second street. Ap-
ply to |. A. Harris. Address, Grub p. o.,
Delaware. d2S.tr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

INoR RENT-One broom house. Apply to
IL d. Mckenney, Broome and banning
streets SIG IL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

l'oR RENT-tiouse No. 2olT Del Avenue,
= rooms and bath gus &c. Apply 10 A.
d. LeCarpentier. Rockiand. Del. ii-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

Ii0R RENT-A dairy farm of 100 acres near
IL Handy Corner III Brandywin Hundred
Apply to Mrs. Mary lfanDy. Carpenter p, y
ij-Ots
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

Isitd sniSoe llli ] south 60 az
and So minutes eA j per ches ef-1oo Of Per
to the centre OF Old Valley road u cprnef
road north Is degrees and Is minu Is sn5t W.
perches and e0-l00 OF perch 10 point Ii II
centre of said road to q corner for lafisz1 ~
Patrick Reardon; thence with said Rchf1d3
and crossing LandenberK branch Of the u<I<
John 9. jackson north u degree east 81 ncf-
chos and S4-lo0 of porch 10 tho place at b.
ginning. containing exclusive OF lands occd<
pied by said railroad and by the two pubiio
roads. 10 acres and square perches-
Seized anu taken IN execu ion as the rrNE<.
efty of Elizabeth II. Chamberlain aud lsa4e
I. Chamberlain. mortgagors. aud Herbert H
Ward. t. tB and 10 be sold by ef1s q
PAUL GILIsIs. shsrif-
Sherinfs once. Wilmington. Del. Dee a
1894. an
GHERIFF SALE--l3y virtue OK writ Nc
= Levari Facas to me directed. will be a.
posed to public sale at Whitcrnfts huttL n
hundred. New Castle county, aud STATE *
Delaware. Is fs
on SATURDAY.. IS
THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY. sssa
AtlIo o'clock. a m.
The following described real estate. Wit (.
All the following described LOT OF land IA
Village Of Clirlsfiana ia W hIfo Clay OF
hundred. county aud state Aforesaid. bouii14
ed ne follows 10 witt ~ {.I#
Beat1ning at a stone on tho wfst side of 4. :
street or public road leading from said M
stone being 10 a lot or land nov 81 Il
Allen / thence bounding on e1id ufre4<o<
aouIh 81 degrees west about ~ <c1f 10 4
feaf. p2rthes&s a q l4Ei1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

ESoR ltENT-l,ooms suitable for light
II housework at 1000 Market street j7-Gts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

CHERIFF's sALh--BY VIRTUE or ~
- writ OF LevarI Facias. to me ~
the hotel of John J. Creedop. HockersIi1 II
MIL Creek hundred. New Castle county,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

II'OR SALE--Desiraple residence In New;
IL port. Del. corner lot &c It. by 50 IT.
house 32xA; norches along entire front md
rear. two story bay window. hot and cold
water In bath room and Kitchen, heater in
cellar cellar cemenie1. underground drain
age. largo shade trees On curb line. fruit
trees. grape vlnes &c. In yard. Changing
business IL my only reason tor selling this
vsry pleas int home. rrica low. Call or I'D
dress. JOHN NJ. NLWBoLD, Newport Del.
i.O-9Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

ENoR RENT OR SALE-A farm OF 40 acres.
IL near Taiieyville. Del j. Herbert Brown.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

TOR SALE--In Marshailton. Del. o good
II stand. smith shop. wheelwrlR at shop
aud paint shop. double dwelling house, new
almost. acres OF ground. Apply at prem.
fses. 4. l5t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

TOR SALE or Elk CHANGE-A number
" of small aud laige farms desifaby To-
ented, tiose 10 The city OF Wilmington. Any
persop Wishing 20 purchase nlcc country
homo on eusy terms or in exchange for city
property. would do well 10 call on the UNDER
signed. THOMAS A. LALLY
O.3tI HOt, MnrkaI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

lNOR REN1-Dairy and truck farm In the
IL suburbs of Wilmington. Money rent,
w. S. Hillea $50 Market street. i5-i2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

Tor SALE-The property No. le0S bel
4 aware Ave. for sale cheap and on
reasonable terins. II. i. Dure. 9TH and Orange
streets. se6
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

H,Oh RENT Store and dwelling. with nine
IL rooms. new stable ind outbuiidinRs
aud II acres OF land, at LISTERS Corner, lied
Lion hundred Plenty OF fruit to pay the
AIricb. $40 Shnllcross Avenue jl-3td-5t.w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

I,oR SALE on ExcHANGE-Tbo three
IL story brick dwelling, containing ten
rooms, bath aud stationary wash BASIN boat.
er In the cellar. Property in first class condi-
ton. Little money required. Apply TO this
ONCE IA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

EN0R ftENT-6-rnom brick house, No. siU E
Il 9Th street. In cool condition. Only ~
q month. Apply to Joln Il. Hartman. Az E.
4th street. j9i9ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

ENoR RENT-A number OF desrabi lie 5, 6 aud
Il 6roo'ncd houses, convenient to electric
cars. schools ana churches. VIII be rented
at much reduced rates. to good tenants APP
ply TO l.. j. Ford. No. sol Rodney street.. or I'd
anu Webb streets js-3m
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

IUR SALE-L0T IS feet In. front by lGe
~ deep. ME-. corner sd and Market streets
Apply 1906 " lest street. js-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

TOR sALE-i Lot 50xl5o IT,. at Elsmere
4 For Information. apply at a2s North
ADAMS street. m
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

II,oR SALE-Pacing horse. years old
II sound and kind good driver viii y ork
single or double Will sell cheap for The
want OF use. Apply al5 King street. jS-it'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

HOR SALE-Eonse On the wtst sde 3
IL reoms, bath, front porch. sido ysrd. all
nnderdflined to srwer Newly papered
hopter in eclar. viii sell cheap this month.
Address House. his Office. ji-Jt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

ENoR RENT-The large elegant store ana
puiiding now occupied by Soiumers'
Bros. Building stories running ask To
shipiey street Building in good condition
One OF the best locations In town. Apply at
store. is.tf
HNoR ki.NI-A bakery. Rent low Apply
II 10 COL W. 4;h street js-ists'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

UNoR SALE-store and dwelling n. W. cor.
IL ner Franklin aud Lancaster avenue.
IL rooms heated. all convenlences. Desira.
bio business stand. cheap and on reasonable
terms Apply to Christopher Bauer. Fifth
ana JACKSON j0l1w-lIw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

INOR RENT--A large store and dwelling
IL No. 2ll West Front street. VIII rent
sepa rate. suitable for any kind of business.
Apply TO p. O. Piunkett. a09 West Front
street, j5-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

TOR SALE OR RENT-Farm 10 acres, near
IL Talleyyille. J. Herbert Brown.
dl5-4t-s.wt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-11

M oTICE-if you never saw the now whoie-
LIN salo and retail candy store at 403 Ma r
ket street. come and see 1t. where candies can
bought ut ~ and 10 cents pound. Brnnch
stores. Philadelphia Jersey City and N.w
York. ogT-tf-ecd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-14

There were fled for record Saturday 10
deeds. the considerations aggregating $i0.-
47l.90. Following - the hist as furnished
by the Daily Record. room l2. Scheuer-
man block:
A. +. MStten. treasurer. to Annie L.
Wooiery. lot II. block 50. MoAleer's Seat
tie Homestead. taxes.
Charles Wells 70 Cancace Van Brocica4n.
usdiv5ted half interest in lot 5. block E.
Bells Fourth addition, IS.
f. G. English To Alice Messenger. half
interest sn lots to 4. block g. Cove addl-
ton. also Dot 2. block q, Northern ad<i4-
tton, 500.
James ,Muse to William III. Mifieman.
BOT II. block Z. White & Mobiles First adj
dltion. East Seattle. $780,
Lo;tae Lundoerg 10 Thee johnson. north
half lot 8, block 81. D. T. DENNIS Fifth
addition. $1,000.
Sheriff to American Building and Loan
Association. lot 10. block a. A. *. Denny's
addition, $6.7le9O
Claus Hansen to Max Glorious. lots
and s. block 30. Denny & Hoyt's addition.
and others, 81.
B. F. Day to George See trustee. lots
and 5. block IS. lot 8, flock s. b. r.
Days Ekaorarfo. S.
w. +. O'Brien ct Tx. and E. b. Burwea
ct ux. to w w. Kirkwood. lots s. II.
block 20. Laws addition, 81.
Peter Refs TO Myer Gottstein. lots and
4. block IA. walla waila addition, $3.50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-14
NEW YORK MARKETS..
The stock Exchsnge.

New York. Jan. f.--During the swo
hours Of business today the speculation on
she stock exchange was irregular and urs-
setfsei. with Chicago Gas most prominent
IA yse trailing. There were heavy lsquiaa-
tons il tAis stock ana under brisk selling
q decline % ~ go q ia was effected.
Then came rally 70 = is. followed by q
reaction 20 IS i-s and final rally 70 rs So,
making Ire hess ca the day only 1-f. Sd
gar. although next sa point Of activity.
Was comparatively neglected. factusting
between - SIS and - ard csaslng al me
hover figure with a net loss ~ IL Tee
caai shares showed IRE greatest strength
OF tie ensIre Isst- TsackAwznra after an
opening aeeisae II .t-s. sosd up 20 sss IL.
casssng AZ u. ~ . gain on the day Of IL
Delaware & Hssssoa RISE ia 20 IL. re
last eefag the best price seucb<sl. New
Jersey Censrsi, after al early reaction of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-14

49, s90.oo0 poods a Boz. 80 49,
sv,vss poots 81 pxesed brscax -. =,
VEST % lrkutSl per year. fsvs- s--.s,,ss.
81 ABOUT l060.oo0 pools m - $500 ri,
De cfr1ad BY rail The xnuvs,,.-.. -
ga are nzade IN China or,c- : go =.
april and May. and the -. = ,ssss,-....s
-. .sk IN Tour % six montks. wish
- SOW tfanspurtxfson wese-
sne YEA does MT reach tfye fair
-. siAnsn-NoSEorod until the 1os1ow1nr
fsaairnAd transportaktou win mot
olAy nisare 10 timely delivery II Nfxa-
"a pot II wiz be sold at the fair bv
..l's''e and delivered at MOSCOW the
sayne year.
the great plain Of western sfberta
mas magnificent system Of w*tervrv-
FORMED by the Oh and Ir.ysh rs.sx,s ara
pnefr tributaries. The Oh ard Irfv.h
Wnicn unite in tfeir lower course. are
both navsgable to the foofhis,z az the
Ai1ai. but from the ocean this svstev,
OF inland water communication can
not De reached durInx the greater nor
t'oh OF the year. being locked by the
ice OF the Guh OF On.
Inc r1vigabse water courxex sn she
governments OF Tobolslx alone have :
length Of nearly ESQ miles. and IN the
sovefnmenx OF TUnsk their length il
very nearly the same, namely. 2.H5
miles. Giving altogether the enormous
stretch Of nearly 5000 mixes of payt1.,,-
Die rivers In Western Siberia
The Russians government has heen
paying considerable attention TO the I'M
oseanent OF natural waterways in
that region.
turing the current year. navigation
Opened On the rivers of Western s.be-
ria as follows: At BarnauI, on the list
OF May; at Toansk and Sen1ipalatinsk
on the iEh of May: and at Tiumen. on
me 2lst OF May. There ore at present
plying on the OBJ and Irtysh rivers
eighty-ntne steamboats,. with, an aggre-
gate OF 7.2l5 horse power. or 81 horse
power ON the average, besides 200
barges The yearly quantity OF freight
reaches 15.ooo.ooO pools (about 1000
tous).
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tah ... .A7f.o77 Il


The local produce markets were quite
inactive Saturday and prices continued
duh, hacking stability. Receipts OF the
day were rather large and saaes generally
in small lots. The large stocks and tight
inquiry had rather a dsscouraging effect
on dealers, but this condition was In large
measure attrlbutabte to the continuous
rams. Retailers did not put in dheir usual
appearance, fer the reason that they had
sufficient supplies to carry them through
the stormy weather.
Fresh fruits are inactive and values are
unsteady. Navel oranges are accumulat-
ing, and prices. though low, are easy and
tending downward. The demand for seed
lngs continues fair. Lemons are quiet
and occasionally cheaper. Dried fruits
are unchanged. the supplies being fair
and values very low and weak. The in
quiry for shipment Is small and buyers
confine their orders to strictly choice
grades Medium stock Is not wanted at
present at any price.
Dairy products are In good supply. and
there Is q steady demand OF fair volume.
Creamery butter of the best grade is
firmly held, while other qualities are dull.
Cheese is plentiful and prices are rather
easy. Poultry comes TO hand very slowly.
but values show little Improvement. Game
is dun.
Hay Is little higher and held firmly
The wheat market is Inactive and prices
remain steady. with the volume OF trade
light.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-14
Brcadstuir. and Grains.

San Francisco, Jan. Extraordinarily
extras, $s.4oGss55; bakers extras. 3.2o4
3.i0 superfine. g. 50ss27 90
wheat-The week has not been an
eventful one in grain circles. Some three
vessels have cleared for Europe. pre-
senting evidence that the export move
ment is quietly moving along. The de-
mands on the part of shippers are not
OF urgent character. and pronounced nc
tivity Is not feature OF the situation;
81 lac for No. shipping. and 50 s-4c for
choice. Milling qualities. 80 1-2as7 lie;
walla walla wheat is given at 1916 J. &c
for fair average quality: seas5c for blue
stem. and 70ft72 1-2c for damp.
Bariey-The market shows no improve
ment In the way OF trade. Feed. fair
TO good. rs s-4asoc: choice. 81 Ia; brewing.
?oI95c.
Oats--Onerings are liberal. but custom
is chow. Milling. sia1I2 i2; surprise.
si05QI.fs: fancy feed. 81 f-ccGsl. ~ IL:
sedssc: black. si.i5fIi.a0: red. sl.ie leg
LIT i-2; gray. % 1-zcQsi.
Flour. sacks, i.is6: Oregon. $500; Wash
ington. 2.2s4. wheat. centais. $3.50; Oregon.
s5ss: Washington. Q. 20: barley. censals,
~ oregon, S,tfos aSainRtoi1, al,
oats. Oregon. eentals. s2s; Washington,
s.so4: corn. centais. 47s: rye sacks, 200;
potatoes. sacks, LII; Oregon. 7ss: onions.
sacks. AL
Closing:
wbeat-F9rm; May. 81 SIS
Bariey-Sseady: May. as-A
Corn-sis7 L.
Bran-s1e.
Financial.
Silver bars. So s-4<iss T-sc: Mexican dol
lars. sIa5i Lie: Drafts, sight. Il i-2c. teie-
graph, lSc.
Mining Stucks.
Alta, -: Alpha Con. 10: Andes, Il:
Beicher. 50: Belle Isle. os: Best 4 Belcher.
lie: Bodie Con. SO: Bullion. IS: Buiwer
Con. -: Caledonia, %: Challenge Con.
81; ChoIIar. II; Confidence, 80: Con. Cal.
and Va. 40. Con. Imperial. Of: Crown
Point. 6; Gould q Gurrfe. IS: Hale q
Noreross. loo: Justice, a: Kentucky Con,
Is: Mexican. los: Memo. Is. Mt. Diabfo.
10; ophir. eie. overnan. -: potoss. Is:
Savage. 81: Sierra Nevada. &: Silver Hin.
g: Union Con. %; Utah Con-, es: Yellow
Jacket, 81
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rns Rear,a of rr.a.

Chicago. Jan. is-Ths wheat market
opened rather sluggish. and with very
little change frcsn the closing price OF
the day before. bur very soon q number
OF buyers started up and the price rose
buoyantfy and advanced steadily frcn
IS i-S35S 1-so at the opening To IS $40
IS s-Sc In the course Of the next forty
minutes The statement by Bra3astrest's.
confirming TO some extent the views ex-
pressed On Thursday by the Cincinnati
Price Currenf. with reference to the
smaiiness OF the visible supply this year
compared with that Of the year before.
was the principal cause Of the firnness
The other market Influences were Of q
mixed character. Foreign markets were
quoted about steady, and tho export
ciearances for the last twenty-four hours
from the Atlantic ports and New Or
leans were the lighteSt that have been
recorded for a very long time. Receipts
were light. The market ruled strong all
day. and May closed at s. s-S<2sS Sic bid.
Corn opened firm and confinued so
May opened at from a rs TO sSc, and
gradually worked up to IS SIS and closed
at IS I-iais 3-sc. Liverpool was quoted
firm and lid higher
There was a fair business I'm the oats
market for q Saturday. May sold from
81 to 81 lac. and closed at 81 1-S9s1 lac.
Provisions were barely steady. A bet
ter demand was reported to exist. and
the packers were evidently ussinclined to
sell head at going rates. At the close
pork had secured an advance OF lie.
lard l-2c. and RIBS &c.
Live stock.
Chicago, Jan. 1e-There was no change
OF Importance In the cattle market.
There were buyers for most OF the offer-
ings, and prices were nominally steady
at $s2595.So for dressed beef and ship
ping steers: $s.5ogs.S5 for stockers and
fesicrs; si.sedS.75 for COWS and bulls.
and ss.o0Gs35 for fed Texas cattle. This
weeks receipts amount to 5000 head.
against 45.72s for last week and i.5s7 a
year ago.
Today's hog receipts were estimated
at 1890 head. making 2l5.eea for the
week. or about 1890 moro t.nn for last
week. There was a fairly steady market
at M3oelt70 fer heavy weAxats and at
ss.9oql30 fer lights. Most OF the bush
ness was dome at i.2oVlio.
Sheep Receipts were estimated at 5000,
making 7o.a00 for this week. The total
for last week was $1,000. and for the cor
responding week last year 66.7a4. There
was good demand. and the pens were
emptied at steady prices. Quotations for
sheep range from $i.5oas3.5o for poor To-
choice. and sales OF lambs were on a,
basis of $a.5odsi.s5 for poor to prime.
Receipts Cattle. i.aoo: calves. 100: hogs,
1900: sheep. s,00A
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Personal.

]. ]. Nancy, OF Everett. Is registered at
the Butter.
II. THY Browne. of New KamiIchIe. Is
at the Butler.
DIR. ID. III. Brien. OF Wallace. Idaho. Is
at the Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs James H. futile. OF Kent.
are at the Stevens.
John Hamilton. OF Arlington. IL regis
tered at the Diiler.
Prof. Max Meyer. of Tacoma. Is regis
tered at the Stevens.
Frank Ashcraft, merchant Of North
Yakima, Is In the city.
r. r. Jones. of Vancouver. B. c.. is reg
fstered at the Arlington.
A. n. Brown. OF the Tacoma Ledger.
was in the city yesterday.
X r. Thompson ana bride OF Tacoma.
are at the Radnier-Grand.
Mr. and Mrs. j. q. Sorgen. Of Portland.
are at the Rainier-Grand.
Mr. and Mrs O. T.. Hathaway, OF Chi
cage. are ST the Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas MfIll1ge, OF ocon-
to. Wis. are at the Stevens.
Fred Conrad. of the Calhoun opera COM
pany rs at the Rainier Grand.
G. Betting and w. c. Turnnlli, OF
Black Diamond. are at the Dgller.
Charles Kisnball, deputy postmaster at
Mount Vernon. is a guest at the Diller.
Fred c. Pickering. the Mount Vernon
ahstracter. IS In the city. arriving last
evening by boat.
State Senator John S. McMiiiin and DR.
H. n. Corson. of Roche Harbor. We're at
the Butter last evening.
The Rev. DR. Brooks Baker. Of Town
send. accompanied by his son, are regis
tered at the Ds.ler. The son viii enter
the university.
MIR. and Mrs. /. II. Fairbanks and Mr..
ami Mrs. f. u. Fairbanks. OF ResiaanGis,
Cal, are at the Differ. They Will make
Seattle their home.
Charles T. Porter. q master dretser OF
Duluth. Mimi. was a guest at the Diller
yesterday on his way 10 Lytton. -. c..
whittier he goes to put In a couple OF
rotary pumps in a hydraulic gold claim.
T. A. Stephens. judge Of the circuit
court Of Muftnomah county, is at the
Rasnser-fsrafsf Judge Stevens has just
finished the trials ct Burco Kelly and Y.
y. Sleeves. who were convicted OF the
murder of Mrs. Sayres. and is seeking
little rest and recreation on the Sound
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-14
FoKkIGN MAnKKrs.


At0umSa0As
London. Jan. l2-Har silver. Y SD
Consols. 1o4 l-2.
Bullion Into the Bank of England. 5000
Bank of England discount rate. per
cent.
London. Jan. 1.-THE weather continues
wintry, and In many districts heavy
snow storms prevail. In the wheat mar
ket sellers are firm. but buyers are most
indifferent. Prices remain nominally uris
changed. English wheat Is reported in
better condition. With small supply.
Parcels are quiet: spot slow. American
parcels are prompt at 22s I'D. Flour
Is nrrn with a moderate demand. Bar
ley Is duh. Oats are quiet.
Manchester. Jan. l3.-Ihe market was
more cheerful hast week. with increasing
inquiries, bat mostly at impracticable
limits. China, Korea and Japan have
been good buyers OF cloths. India broad.
cloths have good inquiry. but the limits
were mostly too low. A moderate basi-
ness was done for the staple market
The home trade distribution was soms-
what interfered with by the wintry
weather.. Yarns sold readily, bat prices
were unsatisfactory.
London. Jan. 13.--t appears certain
that with the continued cheapness. Of
money and the demand for investment
securities consoiS will touch Io5. Trade
improves too slowly TO afford any appre-
ciabie outlet for capital Already there
are signs OF another company promoting
boom. especially In the direction OF
African mining and land enterprises. At
the stock exchange business during the
week was quiet. Home railway securi-
ties moved irregulariy. Foreign sccuri-
ties were well supported. American rail-
road securities showed slight advance
all around. with feeling that business
Is slowly mendiug
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-14
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. fol-
tows:
and Victoria. at q. m. Passengers re-
eeiyed on board at a. ND Jan. 5. 8. II
Is .. 3.
For Alaska, Jan. s and g. at a. IA.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. AZ q. M. Jan. & 10
Is. %. Is and 30.
Tickets may be obtained NJ the once Of
the company. at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODAI.Is, PERKINS a Co.
General Agents San Francisco.
]. II. JOHNSON. r. 5. Supt-. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-14
sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE
Time Card.

Steamer Cian Mcdonald leaves SeAttla
Monday. January IA. at midnight: wcines-
day. January Is. at mAtnight; Friday. Ian.
uary 10. at Midnight. Leaves Mount ver-
non Wednesday. January 16. at q. M:
Friday. January is. at a. m: Sunzlays
january 20. at a. m. Fare. 81. Mealas
Is cents. Berths. Is cents. Lilly. RoGnr~
tlus & Co., Inc. owners aud managers.