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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-08
CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago, Jan. 7.-wheat began with
signs OF abatement In the demand. COM
pared with that prevailing at the close OF
Saturday. The majority had May wheat
for sale at So l-sc wfsen the market opeggof
and continued to press 1t for about twen-
~ alnutes. wftftf, which. time Il had de-
ciialesi to IS i-s1fSs lac. II was the impress
sion at the tins that the visible supply
would show a decrease OF not to exceed
q. 90 bushels. When New York stccks
which f had been assumed w0Tld show a
iecrease ~ 5coeoo bushels. proved 70 have
fallen of nearly 800 600 bushels since Mon
day last the business had more spirit IN
IL and tire market recovered MS early ioes
ofhsr news was OF a mixed character.
bat on the whole more favorable 70 the
buying than 10 the selling side. TIE chief
exceptions was the heavy Russian ship
saents. ard the visible began to give
further indications % decrease To a
heavier extent than hal been expected.
The naarke. ssiTened. May advancing to
So i-sc. The visible showed a decrease of
eea. GO bushels. but the New York specsi-
lators sold heavily, causing reaction.
May closed at ssc
CoFn-Tshe market turned weak during
May soAf 20 a i-a,. closing at that p-sce
oats--Nay oseuei ~ 81 lie, sold of to
30 1-tc. up 10 81 l-sc and back 70 90 CSC.
where II Closed
Provisions were dsiH. May pork cssseets
unchanged. May lard ciosaf lie hlcfsr
and ribs unchanged
Live stock.
c.attss-Fnr this SIiae OF year receipts
ported all sie way from s,-ss TO $50 fer
poor COWS and frogn $50 To s..7s for extra
steers.
IN hogs :. was hassi work 20 get $40
Ter assy thing less than go pounds ard
tse greater part OF nghs stun sold az
r.icss ranging down from SAFE There
were many Ss1es % careE1on hight az & :.
gas. Heavy weights were saiaris az
ssssasa.7N Shippers eossght freely.
Ssseey>Tsae csxse wras ST. 5ssls % for rsDor
10 choice Ard 8. zsass 5 for fasssss.@
ssscespts--6.atfie. fses1; calves, ~. ssoxs.
g. ese: sheep. 1860
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transactions Since January and Fol-
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
|. 1895. are q. There were fled for
record in the county auditors Office yes
terday II deeds. the considerations aggre-
eating $s7, 1915. Following IS the list, as
furnished by the Daily Record. room ~.
Scheuernan block:
u. +. Day to ]. NJ. Bruce. lot 4. block
4, d. +. Days ysldosaio al. 800
J. n. Bruce to II. T.. Mille-. lot 4. block
4. b. r. Days Eliora 10 add. So
Jens p. Bauns gard TO Maggie Bauns-
gard, lot /. block OF. u. I. Denny sth
add North Seattle. $50
Green Lake Home Building ard Guar
antea Co. TO Eli:ab ssh X. Iaingerfield,
trustee. lots to 8. block Il: lots !. 2, Q.
10. block %: lots 8. !. s. 2. block %; lots /,
u block 81: part OF 10. {. block q: lets 2.
8. Z. s. Q. block q: I,ts :. 2. 3. Is To Il,
block 81; lots .. s. block Is ali in Woods
South Shore Div Green Lake add. 81.
Andrew Jaauilla a to Oscar lille. lot
9. block 4, Weeder.s Div Green Lake add.
5000.
b. C. Denel to Margaret Batler, lots
81. IS. block -. South Park. 500.
Sheriff to w. W. Beck. block i, Ra-
VIENNA Springs Park add, s7io15
Sheriff to w. W.. Beck. lots 10 Il.
block 7. Cumpscani add. und f-a bic ok
l.. Ravenna Springs Park: lots II, = Il.
40. II. IS. block 2: lots s. Q. TO- 70. 50. 81.
80 to IS. block $; lots a. ~. IS ID II. bfeck
5: lots o. l2. Il, block 6: lots 4. 6. IL. ls, ~
20. 81, block Z. Wasson's add Ravesana
Park: lot s. block Q. Ravenna Springs
Park supl. So
S. A. Crisp TO Lucretia woGding. lots
/. 2. block s. town OF Slaughter. 81, TO-
Edward ylewatt to II. c. Henry. IL
lot 3, block 8 MaynarIy plat. lot Z,
block IL M1yna-d's pis.. $4,000.
Terence TBrioe to James Manoeue,
whole OF piece OF land lying on east side
OF right-of-way Of n. r. r r. except Is
foot strip on sw side tabont II acres) in
ne se sec e. q. g. also ursd i-5 int IN n l-2
OF tract lying ON east side n. p. r.. r..
Use ne sec IS q. 4. 5 f-2 acresJ: also us,d
rs int In bot 2. sec 30. p. S. except Il rods
square decided for school: also lots s. s.
block IS. Maynard's plat. $500
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS
nreadstufrs ana or.ip..

San Francisco. Jan. 7.-Flour-Famfiy
extras. ss-aoa3.55: bakers extras, $500
$40: superfane. s.. 2oa255.
Wheat-Steady: offerings are not OF
liberal proportions. while fairly active
demand Is reported. No. shipping wheat.
81 f-sc, with IS 3-4c for choice. Milling
grades steady at &c 1-2Gl97 1-ac: walla
Walla wheat IS 3-4a7s SIC for fair aver
age quality; soas5c for bluestem. and zoe
fer damp stock.
Barley-The market remains massive.
transactions being OF very light volume.
Feed fair TO good. IS s-4Gsi Lie; choice.
Sc Ice: brewing. 3o6ie5c.
Oats-The arrival OF nearly IL. 900 centais
from the North today rather dispelled
the improved feeling which developed
on last Saturday. Milling, s1e7,.is To-.
Surprise. si.oSsi1.i5; fancy feed. sios l-s
gi.07 L.: good to choice. % l-26fs7 I-ec:
poor to fair, 81 i-2Gaoc; black. sfl5sl. 80:
red. sf.oT l-sq1-i5: gray, .. i-2c1sloo
Fiour-Sacks. 1.eoi: Oregon. 4.44s: WASH
iEgton. e.s7i: wheat centals. 5s.f5s Oregon,
1856; Washington. 22.s7i. barley, centals.
1.s2s; Oregon. s5l. Washington. 200:
oats. eentais. 100: Oregon. ara: Washing
ton. i.ssi; corn. cenals. AFRO: beans.
SACKS. 5.5sS, potatoes. sacks, 1,a3f; Ore
gon. ss7.
FMsnclai.
Silver bars, 50 7-SQGo: Mexican dollars
80 1873; Drafts-slght, Z IL. Drafts
telegraph. 10.
Mining Stocks
Alta, IS. Alpha Con. 10. Andes IS: Bel
cher. es: Belle Isle. o.: Best & Belcher.
81; Rod.s Con. S.: Bailioa. 20. Bulwer Con.
O.; Caledonia. 10; Challenge Con. 90: choi-
Las. sS: Confidence. s.: Con Gala & Va.
$50: Con Imperial. o.: Crown Point. G.:
Gould & Currie. -: Hale & Norcoss. 80:
Justice. 3: Kentuck Con. o.: Lady Wash
ington Con. o.: Mexican, 81: Mono. -:
Aft D,ablo. 70; Occidental Con. o5; Ophir.
1eS: overman. g: Potosi. -: Savage, Sc:
Scorpion. "a; Sierra Nevada. es: Silver
Hill. o.: Unien Con. 81 yellow Jacket, Il.
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NO MORE CLEKKsHIP SCANDALS.
This Year There wfil Bs No stnscurss,
No Wasfe If state Monsy.

Olympia. Jan. The streets Of tho
capital already give evidence of the APP
preaching session OF the legislature by
the presence OF a number OF statesmen
from various parts OF the state. some OF
whom engaged their quarters and de-
parted on the afternoon train, TO return
tho latter part of the week. Few arc
here to remain through the session. A.
+. Shaw arrived today. the first OF the
senatorial asp,rants en- the ground.
Charles r. Laughtcn was here today.
but returned TO Tacoma. He viii be here
IN time To commence a vigorous cam
paign for a clerkship In the lower honse.
The number OF asp.rants for clerisships
and ether positions within the gift OF
tho legislature IS unprccedentedIy large.
From the expressions of opinion already
made by prominent members, II will be
the policy of this legislature to limit the
number OF employees to those absolutely
necessary. and those chosen must DO
distinguished for their capacity to all
places assigned them.
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:
skS. ASHTON SWORN IN.
Appeiats nj. STAR rn.,.a,,.Y,..
Sets Jsuss n m lton l~vts.

Una Jan. Especial. NJ.
b. Of Tacoma, was sworn IN "a
- general tonight at Troop BIS
~ Adjt. Gen. 0'Brien, Many
49, osiisSrs were present IN fatigue
a. without side arms. Gen. Ash
- -Sssr receiving congratulations.
sFsaeral order No. i. assuming
a ard appointing stan as fol-
trs.. sss' i.sesit. John u. Davis. ad-
i sfss Cavalry squadron, y. q,
nss 4ssastasas asjutans general. with
Is. = coioslel. Secoad Lieut.. q. NJ
-. Infantry. assistant quarter
g.. svaeral. rank OF lieutenant
- t.ieas. Col James Hamilton
s.o--.,'s "a is1iaieSi assistant inspector
rrss.s '.iesat. Col j. 4. Hatfield. re-
- assistant eosnulssary gen.
.s,.. s.s,s't Col. u II. Freeman. rcan-
ss,-s ssassssie surgeon. Capt. Wallace
f<sss.s sapnoaatssa brigade paynxaster:
nsss- =, Brown. Troop Il. First
"a =. =, Y. W. n be first lieutenant
rssr~,,e &c camp; Isrst I.ieut, W. T..
~ reappe.nte,i cid de can,p:
49, W, VI. Chapman. reap-
49, sas Dc cann
as so,sow.. ~ s1'Sh as-
|Sssss purely at the f,,tn,,. ara
- nsesGsning 10 condemn or -
~ .,a e'ssss'ase the past. we must con-
&c. = is~.ay sueal n want ~ dis
= - AID such a slexrs<. az ,assi.,,.,,.
|@nsa'ssV q ss'tloers and men ,ha, the
|<sss IS net up 10 tsse standard
|sen 80. e sassayer has q right !, OK.
|<ss<s aefaazsd, Such Is not the e,,n-
(eesas.,sss TIE entire Guard. bur ,hess
|sAss,s fersasie certain Subdivisions
|s@r asss any military eoslv i ~
esN -, ossssssatsSa that IT must he
- ~ ~ rcTsecs as unit. rs f,,sr-
"a - nos admit os anything ,,lsyr,,.
80 e essaalsluns are larr-.ls. ,s,,a
- =, ssesscss ia eur preseT,s us,ss-
xssa~s !. saa Imperfect resxssla;sos.s re-
- = ztaTy lsw whkh t.,ac..s .hs
s ess'ssr waese 10 insure bis
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The North Western lire has been the
shortest lire between Minneapolis. ST.
Paul ard Chicago. It's roadbsd IL in
comparable. and every Improvement; in
The way az equipment has been adopted
by X until to-day its trains are the most
completely equipped trains out OF the
Twin Cities. Eyerywhere coed manage
,ssent shows itself in first-eiass eoatg-
meat. the best service. and everything
else which goes To make sravel comfort
able nowadays. Yes. the North Western
l,ne 81 strictly In e everywhese ami at
every rcGas On its s.ses miles Of read.
r. w. Parker. Puget Soand Agent. Gel
Front street. Seattle.
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Port Townsend. Jan. 7.-Arrivea-Sch
Halcyon. from San Diego. IT Hadicck:
blk Richard Ill. from San Francisco. at
Port Angeles for Nassaimo: str UmnsiiIa
passed In by Tatoosh island for Sound
ports: sh Cyrus Wakefield, from san
Francisco. at Nanaimp: bktn J. III. Grzs-
dths from San Francisco. at Hadiock.
San Francisco Ian 7.--Arrivesa- Schr
Prosper. Couuille river. Freights ard
charters-Am schr W. f. Jewett, now at
Port Angeles lumber. thence 10 Hon.
olulu-
San Francisco. Jan. THE Merchants.
Exchange has received cable from Lon
don stating that the steamer Rio de ia
metro Is ashore at South Kagoshino.
Japan.
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rs ON BALLOTS.
bsunty Court Decides
list the PopulistA
- AssYR,AM JAsous.


s. 80 lar. 7.--eperzal.-Juf2ge lang
s11I afternoon rendered . decision
sSsrl1su coutest csses Tbs court
~. Maynard, R<Uubsczn
- ssenuusrsr. over spooneT. ths Pop
unest1ut. BY ssessn votes;
peeuaist. au1sscr. OVER 6sead-
s.slIcsn, contestant. by 100: Buzz
rt,6csxs s<torney over Painter,
- nnntestaus. by flfty-stx: Loug.
- contestant was declared COM
- eleven over Young. Repub-
- held certificate Of election.
.I|s ssSS.,t refused TO throw out baliots
prsetnezs challenged becaDe Of
- u irnpectors- He aiso refused
he complaint Of the Popuiist
AIIegiDg bribery. when the
- eounfy Convention pledged i'm
% reduce expenditures one
r 6fpcesd II Is generally ccnceded
focaaon u q very FAIR one. but
~ cuntestants viii appeal.
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- Or 1HE AssrHIAxs.

rnlpw ~ Mrs. Jssous' Has.
* <s.S 1,.eo Est Silence EusDtcton.
s s 80. In. Especial. The remains
7a r5frA4it Jssous arrived here this
and we're taken 70 her late
s. ~ - q the northeast corner Of
- Gll,h street and Tacoma avenue.
- Sss1 iace, legs and as:ssc .aers hor-
',S1ne16d By the cars. and 1t Was
5sss1 80 she fell directly under the
- point between the plat
81 r + nnrroundeS by his As9yTian
81 ii times PAGES the floor.
~ rfussiy. with his hands
:ssss1.l ~ In prayer. He and his
66bfa. were questioned this
Ss1slnr = reporter u the Post-Intel-
6sen1S. specially regarding the man.
~ y Zen Mrs. Jasous left tho car
- - death. Both declared thsy
- - how she left the train, and
s lS6klIood statements from the train
- Skeqjne that she disappeared be-
ueenbrUok and Siskiyou; from
lesrs. declaring that she prob
- ri ~ train In delirium. and from
& 8{ln rsnnctsco doctor, stating that she
- IA returrAng to Tacoma. al
nS ~ friends admonished her not
II = y. . the physician considered
~ ~ uas suffering from inctpient
So H. passengers who signed the
ont referring TO her disappearance,
& RI - q. Proctor. of No .03 South
otk street. Seattle. This statement
- % with the announcement that
moneyp believed. and therefore as
I'll thxt Mrs. Jasous did leave the
- kSfpelf. and disappeared. However.
- NJ even Jaxous or hts brother.
49, . know how she did. actually
1peaf.
y foul play. Jasous dld all his
hs thxsugh an interpreter. N. Abo-
- * IAN Francisco. who was tele-
nad Nhen the accident occurred. and
~ tneN the discusses there. When
~ rt&f was mentioned he left the
4 weeping aloud as he did. But be-
c1tng he wanted To know. while
ontiveiy calm, who said there was
~. His brother also asked: who
- there was foul play?" Both were
thA there were suspicious Ct foul
nd both denied 1t.
Neoss wears big ring on his index
~. and Abosamara says he was truly
- with Mrs. Bernhardy before and
- he married her. At the coroner's
ht Ashland. Jasous, through
- testined that he was an italian,
dmx TO the official report received
nnlght But Zebra says he never
anrshjng Of the kind. Zebra looks
= Ihhsa; Mitchell. like an Assyrian.
- oeaciai advfces received tonight
Ashland advise the local officials
u seetgatc the case. The discusses
TIE porter OF the tourist car for
sasinx prevented the accident. And
os the dead woman's friends at
&a6en..
eity is full of gossip about the
and the bulk OF the people In
asaded sort OF way, are inclined
~ spest the Assyrians. The Assyrians
sssi tbs TO be unjust. and say Mrs.
Afay was the first to propose mar
e Jascus. inasmuch as he could
! Aasie English. Indeed. as he now
eaiy through an interpreter. peo-
,ss sosr how he ever managed his
sp 70 q successful issue. The
-. mo Knew Mrs. Bernhardy. al
- himnusly agree thar she tiid not
-. nof XII herself while In her right
~ ma some incline to the opinion
go vas hypnotlzed by the AS
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Seattle, Jan. Z. 1901
Exchanges At Seattle. Tacoma an,

XUItiaa0 zle,96l ~ -, IN ~
There was fair movement OF trade
in the local produce markets yester-
day and prices In most lines were firm.
Receipts were moderate and carry
over stocks were not very large. Or
anges are In liberal supply. and at pres
ent the market il in a peculiar condi-
ton. owing to the late frosfs In Florida
a report WAS current yesterday that the
prices In San Fraucisco had advanced
90 cents per box. and dealers in this
city are undecided whether to advance
the price or TO sell them at the present
rates. Fancy apples are higher and
readily bring the quoted price, $3.50
box. Medium grades sell all the way
from IS cents to 81. Ounces are in
active. Craniberraes sell readily at the
quoted price, is cents pound. Figs.
pineapples and raisins are quiet.
Vegetables are in liberal supply and
generally firm. Celery was in large de-
inland. but the supplies are very small,
owing to the cold and stormy weather
that has prevailed around Gilman,
where most OF the stock for local con-
sumption comes from. What stock
was on the market readily brought so
cents dozen head Other vegetables
were dull
In dairy produce movement was fair.
Supplies were large and choice stock
was firmly held for quotations. Eastern
creamery butter is quoted at IS cents
and local dairy at IS and 26 cents.
Ranch eggs continue to come to hand
In liberal quantities. and bring % cents
a dozen. Eastern eggs are quoted at
22 cents. Cheese remains unchanged.
Poultry Is quiet with the exception
of chickens. which are In considerable
demand. Turkeys are dull.
In the local hay. grain and feed mar
ket movement is fairly good and prices
firm. Good oats are scarce and firmly
held at SO a ton.
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sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE rsMn cam.

Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves Seattle
Monday. January at = nIaniEnss
"Wednesday. January .. at u Midnight:
Thursday. January 10. at Il minnixhts
Friday. January ii. at II midnight; SAT-
nrisy: January z. at y midnight. I1eav>s
a. M: Wednesday. January 3. at 3 a. N
Thursday, January To- at 8 a. m: Friday.
January ii. at 10 o. m: Saturday. Jun-
at 10 q. IN.
Fare. 81: round trip. 81. good for three
days only. meals. e5c; berfhs. &c.
H. III. MCDONALD. Master.
Lilly. Bogardus 4 Co. Inc. owners and
managers.
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STRAIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Seattle and Towzsersd- Neas Bay reate.
Steamer Garland leases rsslsr dock Mon~
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at n IN
for Port Townsend. Part Williams Dun
gszess. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Getty shE-x. Pyshf. GJaiian Bay and
Nsah Bay. returning. arrives Seattle I'D
D. 10. On opposite days. Steamer Evzngez
leaves fssier dock for Pert Townsend.
Port Williams. DungHn3Ns. Port Angeles
esf Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays ard
rrElays 81 n nis arrives Seattle alter
nate days 3 p n.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKEr.

Portland, Jan. 7.-Wheat-Inactivc, and
prices remain unchanged For the past
week there has been no business In wheat
owing to the stormy weather. Valley,
q l-ac: Walla walla. 81 1-2Q7oc.
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Liverpool Jar 7.--wheas- Spot, firm:
demand. moderate; Ne. :. red winter. Is
isa. Ne. : red sr-sng. IS I'd: No I. bard
Manitoba. Ss "a; No. /. California, Is
I'D Futures. osenc4 steady. with dis
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York. Jan THE declaration to-
day of a regular quarterly dividend OF
IL per cent in Chicago gas and l Sd per
Sent ia New York Censral. were factors
Of strength In the stocks and keised to
strengthen the general market Among
the shares which showed declines are.
Missouri Pacific. / IS: National Starch.
/: Oregon Short Line and Utah Sorthery.
is: Northern PaeStse. Iowa Central u~e-
fasrei. and Sugar preferred, IS per cent.
The bonss market was strong ard fairly
active throughout the day. The sales ag-
gFegAses $3.50 sa
The visible SUPPLY Of grain on January
5. as complied by the New York Produce
Exchange IS:
Wheat. s. 50 co., decrease. eTsaoa
sorn- a. s7s.e go, Increase. ies2 600
Oats. ss2 coo. rye. ssaess. increase, 50 90.
Barley. ASST ESQ. decrease. 81 eea
Government noaas-Egrn-
state hands-Daii
Railroad tsorsis-Stroag
Petroleum Strong. February opssoss
closed - bid
Fisanrtai.
Money on call easy ~ ZEt -: Lass laar
-: cassess. - per cent prgrrx. rzser-
eantiie payer s-4zss i-s per CERT sserisag
exchange. quiet. villa aeseal business Ia
bankers halls AZ sAss s-ssssss 81 far sse-
ussaa. SAD slss s-t g. sixty days. posses
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Insane Only on Religion.

Tacoma, Jan. 7.-Speciai.-Mrs. C. W.
Gallagher. aeasier of The Total Ssnetsssca-
ton sect has been released frUTT Ssssis-
ccom asylum on probation ard pro
sscuncea SANE ON every subject save re-
ga
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C. c. Bartlett & Cas- stock os bankrupt
esatasng from PORT Townsend On sale ~
Asshnr Let's. eorzes Pike and Fourth
xsreets
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81 50 rrsa.n spring. &c. Eesslieat. best
sprsng on earth. G.oa Rialte watch de-
pArkment.
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Blank policies ef the Fire Association
az phiiadespissa, Nos. i.5ss iss and 1 La So.
have been stolen from the Office OF q. A.
Burrh. agent OF sad company at Seattle
The public Is hereby notified that said
poiIcses are void and Of no effect. and
the Fire Association OF Philadelphia viii
not be responsible for any claim that
may be male hereunder.
G.. A Br-RCH
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HOTEL. BUTLER.


Jro Smith. 1iworth Mrs JW.fliams Tao
III Cas~tsDs- Saattss Fl r T. Gutse. Ta<ss
Iouss Sag5n6, 3. r.. TFiDavie, Ttsaiaiy
Leonagn EiioxarrsA JssPnsnrsey. Esbtrsle
Tacoma A Whiteway. II
d G. TrznaA1nl. City Capt A WATSON I~r
julius karchburg. MrsAf Young yaert,r
Tacoma AJAafoncy, Nyvt,s
AEPalnser, Westmi r II Moore Racsrse
JFaws3osi, n WtaaTco $ Saliee. Kirk land
GIwsstcotf. Riains ESNcrrgrl Fasrha
EWIys-Ecrfzsx-1 81 JLWxasosl Spcsgns
I NJ LeTsfu~th. = r. Louis Glass. s. r
WBArmHtrorg. 81 II Matte. City
8 Caldwell. shelton = Anas.rssz
ArsIa.aidTell. Shell AWCsisskIs, Tacoma
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SanAlssao eoai So. asa ana 81 50 per
ton. L e Caiae & ca. Telephone -
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

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WANNA EunRAu.
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Dispatch steamers nom Seattle . fo1>
lows:
For San Francisco via rors Townsena
And Victoria. at q. m N&SsengeEB r.
ceived on board Mt q. MI Jan. Z. & ~
Is, - *
For Alaska. jan and q. at a. m
From San Francisco Tor Victoria ana
Puget Sound ports. At . a. m. Jan. s. IL
Is. 80. Is and 80.
Tickets may be obtained az the of1ca a
the company. ut Ocean dock Seattle.
CQopAIsL. PERKINS q CO.
General Agents, San Francixcn.
]. II. JOHNSON. p. s. Supt., Seattle.
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STEAMER cEII4KAT
VIII leave Seattle January 2f<h ma evevx
% days xfter Until further m0<3eo
u w. MeAI&kXE. 1fon1Ae
J. G. CARROLL Agent. c&W1&oc&Gkn
wharf. Tsseyhoae No. e.
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Hops-s,eady.
.wool-Quiet

Pig iron-Dull: Scotch, sia9eo: Amerl-
can. $3.501I0.
Tin-Steady.
plates-Quiet.
Spcater-Quiet: domestic. $3.25
Iseaa-Dull: exchange price, S3o5.
Copper Steady: exchange price. $a&9
$50.
Coffee.
Coffee-optfons closed dull at 500
points net decline: January. 1896 Spot
coffee-Rio. quiet, No. Z. Is 5-Sc. Mid,
quiet and steady.
sugar.
sngar-Raw. firmly held Refined,
steady.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.


STEAMER RosAf.IE.
Arlington dock leaves for yfctcrla ana
port Townsend daily. except sunday, e
II 20 d. m. returning, leaves Victoria
Ttssnnefla ard way ports daily. Sxeepk
Sa,ssfsy. az a. M sunday. direct. At .
a n. returning direct. leaves Port Town
send al 4 p. an Telephone TO.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Time card in effect Oct. n, Ina
Seattle ard Whaseom route-D9ato q
Washington leaves Seattle daily, ex41p&
Iser Houfe--Fasrheser leaves Seattle daily
except Saturday at $50 2. m Tacoma e5t4
Seattle Rosfe-State OF Waaningtou lseveo
Seattle Tuesdays. Thursdays and 6nen1~
days q. 4.3s y. m.
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q sore
horse
kicks
at the curry comb. Apply
rIexican
Mustang
liniment
30 his wounds and he'll
soon have no cause to kick
when he's curried.

Lyons Kathairon
FOR the HAIR.
Stimulates the roots,
Increases the growth,
Prevents it from
Falling out.
Eradicates dandruff,
And is a
Delightful dressing
For old and young.