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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-10
A SHOW OF POULTRY.
Fanciers Getting Ready for the Exhibi-
tion-Begins january S2


Poultry fanciers are becoming enthus-
iastic over the prospects of the show to be
held in this city from January y 10 =, and
predict the most successful exhibition OF
fancy stock yet held in the Northwest. II
not on the Coast. Advices are daily com
ing to hand showing that faneiers general
ly are taking the greatest interest in the
show, which Is naturally strengthened
when il is known that no less persona &c
than /. X. Felch, the acknowledged pre-
mier judge OF the United States, Will pass
upon the relative merits of the birds. Afr.
Felch IS the father of the fancy poultry in
dustry. and any one getting a card signed
by this famous judge will know just what
kind of bird he has.
Accommodations are being made for 1000
birds, not including pigeons and pet stock.
Among the prizes offered will be $50 in gold
for the ten highest scoring birds exhibited,
this prize TO be won three times by one par
~ before 1t becomes his property. A spe-
cial feature of the exhibition will DO the
pet stock display, for which handsome
prizes have been offered, especially to lady
exhibitors. The inscription on the cup CT
fered for the largest number OF pigeons
should read that way instead OF for the
largest variety. The $40 prize offered by
Mr.. +. T. Palmer for the best buff Leghorn,
is limited TO the state OF Washington Ar
rangements have been perfected so that
any birds not mentioned in the catalogue
VIII receive suitable prizes. as there are a
number on hand not offered. Under rule
% solid birds in competition for swe sp-
stake prizes viii be handicapped one point.
Besides these prizes there are nineteen sill
yer cups offered as special and sweepstake
prizes.
A meeting OF the Puget Sound Poultry
Club was held in its rooms at the Butler
hotel last Monday night. and the following
committees were appointed: on show room
catalogue. c. c. Batson. II. +. Palmer and
Thomas Moore; on prizes. 5. II. Shipley,
Tom T. Dutton; on revising rules and prize
list. j. y. Buchanan, w. b. Goodrich and
Tom T. Dutton. These committees are hard
at work and promise TO have every detail
r,erfact in time for the QuaninR day
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sITICE OF SALE.--On the Ord day OF
August, 1898. John McReaVy. Of Union
City. Mason county. Washington, en-
tered into "a certain agreement with the
SlhWabacher Hardware Company. a cor
p5TGtion. and other OF bis creditors men
toned IN said agreement, touching the
disposition Of personal and real property
mentioned In said agreement, for the
purpose OF applying the proceeds thereof
SAID John McReaVy. under which agree
msnt George A. Sheppard was appointed
trustee tor the purpose OF carrying
out said agreement; and thereafter tho
said John McReavy and his wife. under
TIE terms eS said agreement, conveyed
90 the said George a. Sheppard certain
real estate, described in said agreement
And whereas. az a meeting OF the cred
tiers OF said John McReayy. mentioned IN
said agreement. held In the city OF Sc
attic on the 18TH day OF December. 1898.
directed 10 sell the said real estate and all
personal property and real estate now In
bis hands under the aforesaid agreement,
CT the most advantageous terms.
Now notice IS hereby given that the said
George A Sheppard Will UP 10 March Is,
iss receive bids for said real estate, and
Cor a lot OF personal property. consisting
a. notes and accounts, etc.-a list OF said
rsal and personal property is az the law
esi-e Of NJ Gillian, room 80 Seattle block.
10 the city OF Seattle. King county, Wash
ingion FOR ths inspection Of proposed pnr-
ehasers-and will sell the same for cash.
or notes with approved security. Said
George 4. Sheppard reserving the right 10
GEORGE A. SHEPPARD.
Trustee John McReayy.
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>. A. c. AND UNIVERSITY TO MEET
To settle Supremacy on tho Foot
bali Field.

II was the current report In athletic Cir
Giles yesterday that the football team rep
resenting the University Of Washington
intended issuing challenge To the ;. A.
c. championship team 10 play game Ia
the near future 20 decide the real cham
pIonship OF the Pacific Northwest. the col
legians having beaten everything they
have gone against this season. and tho
athletic team likewise. with the exception
OF the Reliance ami Butte eleven5. Tho
action OF the university team, II true, "a
somewhat OF q surprise, as the =. A. C.'s
klng-pin player, DonneAey. has left thu
city for his home I'm Chicago. The cham
plons are confident. however, that they
can defeat their scholastic rivals without
their generaisin-chief. and game be-
tween these teams is n strong possibility.
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wATER FRoNT NOTEs.

steamer Alta, on the Eagle harbor
route. ia laying or for repairs.
The revenue cutter Grant took coal az
the oregon lmpEoysI-Ant Company bunk
srs yesterday
The Ufov4a has been bringing IN ab1ut
80 tons of salmon egsEY trip Last night
ane took On a good cargo Of fsar. feed ard
Exll sL-.S.~ 49, NJ l.1sl.-st - \ s@-.SAtcs
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FOR BREMERTON, L. s. DRY DOCK,
CHARLIE STON AND SIDNEY.
GEN. CANDY.
Leaves Central wharf. Two round trips
daily.
Leaves Seattle at $50 a. m. and $50
%. m, except the second Sunday In each
month then maA4ng one trip only, leav-
ing at D. IN Leaves Sundays at a. m.
and p. m. touching at al intermediate
points.
Returning. leaves Sidney at Gas a. m.
and l. noon; leaves Charleston at a. IN.
and Il 10 p. m, leaves Rremerton at rs
a. IN. and l2.2 y. m. arriving at Seattle
at a. m. and 2:i5 p. m.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at l2:l5
a. m. for Port Townsend, Port Williams.
Dungeness, Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Gettysburg. Pysht. Clallam Bay and Neah
Bay: returning. arrives Seattle 2:30 p. IN.
on opposite days. Steamer Evangel leaves
yesler dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
$50 o. m: arrives Seattle alternate days
ID. m
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The Unity Club.

The next meeting % the Unity Club viii
be held tonight az O'Clock IN the pariors
Of The Unitarian church, and The meetings
hereafter will be on Friday OF every other
week. instead OF on wednesday. az form
eYlv. Mr. Charles II. Lugrfn VIII read n
On Ter at Che next meeting on 'sTne infi'a-
e7ra OF China and Japan Upon Western
CIVILIZATION" The programme also In
Guides music and discussion O. currens
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?: do fancy. s2ES71: California oranges.
seedlings. s1E6L75: navels. s1.sss45e
Jara-eSe r1anfarl1s. s1F-S: banA1as,
s. -EsEI2; rfnezpplsS. s. sala
Butter-F'ancy creamery, sfs7z7tsc: sec
on6s. 24s1sc; fancy dairy. 2a5-sc; seconds.
2T~Tc
Cheese-Fancy mild new cheese, IG11izc.
fair % good. S[7fAc: Eastern, ISS1S1zc.
Eggs-Store. -ts-sc; ranch. @TeSlc: East
err, Ise1cc selected Eastern, @EfSSc.
Peultry-Sob5lers 1ielI2z4c per -: hens.
11Gi44c; ROSTERS. young. x5s75so: 90 old.
s4sg4 -; broilers small, sssg3 -: do large.
s414.5o; hens, ss4S. ducks, SOS %: geese.
soils; pigeons, old. SGl-I2as: 90 young.
81 95aIl5a.
Game-Malard ducks. s5f25a: teal, 81 -:
sprig. s.751Ss. wfdgeer, SfGfs5. Quail.
ScslSl; gray geese. s1G25 %: rabbits. 75cs3
81 for bushs cottoutails, SOL =: hares. 81 /:
English saipe. s2ss2 50. common suipe, SO
Is; honkers, sSG&so; erant. s.&815a.
Financial.
Silver Bars 49,. CO.. Drafts. Sight Par
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Bresdstuffs and Grains.
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Jan. 9-~Departef-BaFk
Mercury. Port Blakeiey; schr Jennie Stei-
Ia. Gray's harbor: Columbia. Astoria and
Portland.
Frefghts and eharters-Au sh Louisi-
ara. coal from Seattle 20 San Francisco
Port Gamble Jan. -speciai.-sailed--
Rktn Rl!ckstat, Capt. Cutler. FOR Honolulu
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BUTTER.

Ranch and Dairy Butter very scarce and
bringing good prices. SHIP 20 Is. We pay
cash or arrival.
No COMMISSION.
JOHN Il. AGES. s29-S2z Western avenue.
corner Aagloa street
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL BUTLER

HOTEL BUTLER
r A Mas. St Paul.
John L. Condor, city.
Alfred l.. Black, Whatcom-
Ike Steinheiser, Portland.
Mrs. Ziilah, Pendleton, or.
julius Siegel, San Francisco
VI. +. Hurd. Ia Conner.
W. b. Clapp, Pasadena, Cal.
u. 3. Broomell. Tacoma
sam B. Stoy. Portland.
A. r. Gartner. Portland.
J. b. Reavis. North Yakima
Marian Carey, Circle City. Alaska
+. s. Morris. Portland
". :. Jameson, Port Gamble.
Thomas Mortell. Port Gamble.
Miss Annie Frask. Billings. Mont
James Cooper. ST. Louis.
r.. l.. Sawyer. Tacoma.
Nj Il. Chase, St. Paul.
John C. Mcmillan, Hoquiam.
Mrs. ]. @. Mcmillan, Hoquiam.
7 Ralph Chambers. Rossland. b. G
II. .. O'Brien, Olympia
j. O'Connor. Tacoma.
Ben Il. Scott, Snohomish.
James Hislop. Portland
John ID. Fletcher. Tacoma.
George VI. MAYOR New York.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
A. s. Whlteway. Port Townsend.
II. II Thompson. City.
f. I. Ged1is. Eiiensburg.
r. j. McTuck. snohomish.
George ". Curtis. City.
James F. Crowley. City.
Harry a Bowles. Boston.
Charles NJ. Godfrey. Macon. IL
Harrison Buruey. New York
". a Merrill, 81. Paul
c. J. Melhord. Vancouver.
W d. kirk. city.
: ". McGaney. Sunas.
John Boyle. Sumas.
J.. e.. DincTt, san Francisco.
Mrs Z g. Sherwood. New Whatcom.
Ira Q. Evans. spokane
Lewis Lautef hach. spokane.
X .. r.azier. Everett.
J. &. Saunders. Port Townsend.
i Mcclellan. New WhatcOm.
William Petchel. Tacoma
J II Faier. Tacoma
Orrien Braun. Mount Vernon.
Master Braun. Mount Vernon.
capt. b Norwich, Bark Gatherer.
y Jerns. New Whatcon-
HOTEL DILLER
II II. johnson. Tacoma
Larry O'Brlen. Tacoma
: J. Ward. Mount Vernon.
A. NJ. Mohrmau. Mount Vernon
Pred Wright. san Francisco.
william :. Thompson. snOquslmies
j. g. Cox. Suoqualmie-
Mrs =. e. Cox. Snoqualmie.
/ -. Nelson. Vallejo. Cal.
John Russell Vallejo. cal
Watson. Vallejo, Cal
a. L. W Blythe. Victoria
RAINIER-GRAND HOTEL
- c aENFF@s spokane
J = TierDey. New YORK.
r r Doland. New York.
George pwyer. -. PAM.
". II Humphrey, 81 Paul
] z Ransom, Chicago.
/ : Furfeet. Spokane
" ". Collins and wife. Chicago.
G. 4. Hopper, san Francisco.
: r Carr chicago
Miss G. =. Mozart, Bostc1-
Manfred TzTksa5erry. krookyils. Dat.
samuel Foss, Mount Vernon
Joseph r. Firth. New York
Iohn n Milzuer, san Francisco.
n Brawner. New ] ork.
George Porter. city.
y (. browning. London, England.
" Mccormick. Helena
\ c.. Larsen. Baltfu1ore-
e II. Hanfor1. City.
\ F Burleigh, City.
ii NJ Herman. Spokane.
Ar1regv SaEdersel. san Francisco.
II H. Brady. CITY.
C-hariss n Lymbrey, san Francisco.
WffliAn J. West. ~. Paul
Adam J. Collins. San Francisco.
frank ". Tayio-. Boston.
J II Tempe. Omaha
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROsALIE.

ST EAMER ROSAIIE,
Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend daily. except Sunday, at
Id a. m; returning. leaves Victoria at 9
D. m. Steamer Geo. F.. Starr leaves for
Port Townsend and way points daily, ex-
cept Saturday. at p. M; Sunday. direct
Al a m: returning direct, leaves Port
Townsend at 4 p. m. Phone. Pike -.
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~ TgEAsCRER's EoTrcE-cITY
o sea- = hereby given that the assess
raj 81 local Improvement District
e a fOr t e., iH as sss1fSe .ro A Sdris
aJssas poxeu street 70 south line q Gay
BE ~---saf under the provisions OF ordi-
ler xr . so. providing FOR said improve
81, - rrasinA the same and construct
rsehs ss55araIks thereon and for an assess
fSg - ,sv therefor BY the node 81 pay
r. - bonds" has heretofore been duly
E..sfsed 70 ms FOR COLLECTION, ana the re-
ssel..t,,s sums therein charged and levied
$50. eaefs 70: and parcel 81 land IL said
* s.4~s -T4usr be paid in ten equal annual
ee.synsents, with interest upon the whole
- 50 charged and leyiec or such IN
f..alr1l-renfs thereof as remain unpaid. at
-ste OF ten per cent per an1un1. and
u interest must be paid annually to-
So wgth the annual fnstaIlments fall
g aae IN s4eh year a da sum 2. sgaa 70
p sn6 the third instailment % said as
IISss...,n@sts and the interest for the third
Mi become due on the 51st day OF
fee..r,y fscs Unless payment be made OF
a1-s.sst,alInaent OF principal and said in
So IN or before said 5ist day OF Janu-
- f4s the same shall become Gesin-
ST. and shall bear Interest al the rate
9. 80 uer cent. per annufn until paid, and
g - nafd before the same shall aavs be-
J. = - seiincuerg a penalty OF FIVE per cent
sssw - aided, and the sums delinquent
$50 t,s entered on annual tax ron for the
30. wear against each lot and parcel
g 'itsr.4 50 delinquent and with the inter-
q o.. 'rTascfed as other taxes, separate ne
60 beir9 kept thereof. and " not paid
s1ss-i~, ne time fixed for the payment OF
- .sxes. shall be collected as such taxes
q Q. collected together with such additional
sss.rges or penalties as are authorized 70 he
sSsrg4H and collected en- other delinquent
800 and each lot or parcel so delinquent
.esn 81 sold FOR the amount Of such las
sss~sruert with interest and costs, at the
IRE and In the manner and by the same
u eas,sor5tv as lands and lots arc sold for
e. fsx4s J. II. r. ATKINSON.
city Treasurer OF the City. Of Seattle.
Tate 0s FIRST publication, December 81.
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Live Stock.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. Jan. 9.-Silver, 30Ssd. Consols.
10S5s.
New York. Jan. s.-The Evening Posts
London financial cabiegram says: Prices
recovered sharply on the stock market
this morning on bear stampede. There
were no buying orders or other support,
however, and political rumors. all moro or
less untrue, accommodating, prices relapsed
and the close was nearly at the lowest.
There was no business in Americans, but
a much better tone. The belief is gain
ing ground that the new loan Will be TAX
en- by the Morgan syndicate. Argentines
and other South American stocks were
strong There was a sharp rally Ia mines.
Germany Is known TO be buying them,
and there Is an enormous bear account
open Ia them. Better political news
would bring a sharp squirt. 1t is believed
that todays heavy gold shipments 10 the
Cape Indicate possible demands on the
banks there by the Uitlanders The con-
tinental bourses were frmer today. Berlin
and Paris leading. The coin and bullion
in the Bank OF England has increased
s75l,000 this week. although 9l33.00 in
gold net were exported for the week, gold
having come back from the provinces
after the turn OF the year The decrease
OF G7.000,0o0 in other securities represents
repayments by the market by borrowings
at the end Of the year. The details Of the
gold movement for the week were &SN, 900
United States coin sold, 22c0.Oo0 exported
TO the Cape, G15o00 TO Malta. and eI5.e0
imported from the Continent 10000 from
Holland, as0oo from Australia and ESQ.,
900 bar gold bought.
BresdstufYs and Grains.
Liverpool. Jan. s.-Wheat-Spot quiet:
demand moderate: No. red winter, "a
ed, No red spring. stocks exhausted;
No 1 hard Manitoba, IS 414d: No. Cali
fornla IS Cd Futures closed steady. with
January I'D lower: business about equally
distributed: January. IS al February. IS
4s.d; March, IS I'D; May. - ID; June.
- SID
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed. new.
Is Sd. Futures closed steady, with Febru-
airy and March IA lower and other
months unchanged from yesterdays clos
ing figures. business about equally dis
trsbuted: January. 81 Sd: March. Is al:
April. Is AID: MAY. IS 5l3d; June, 3s 21sd.
Flour-Ffrm; demand poor; st. Louis
fancy winter Is Sd.
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o,vmpla Land orace business.

Olympia. Jan. s-Spec.aL-The following
"a a REGARD OF the business OF tho quarters
ending December 81 IN tho land Office foe
This district:
f,IVe timber ianf, 7s0.2o acres. 30 "a
one pra-snption. Ia acras........-. Is ~
Two cash entries. 81 81
Two committed homestsads, 80 acres 30 81
Total ..................... ....s...G.3is 81
This total with fees ard commissions
make total cash receipts OF the once for
the quarter So &c.
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SAX JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mai. leaves City
dock. foot OF Mar street, Monday.
Port Townsend, San Juan islands and
New Whatcora- Returning. leaves New
Wnateorn Tuesday. Thursday ard Satur-
day, AZ g. m
TINE CARD. IN Effect JAN 1.
North boun6-I<eaves Seattle ! a. m 7;
day HarS0r 1870 a m: leaves Roche
Har5or II: a p. M arrives az New WHAT
com s.30 p. N.
South boun3-Iseaves New Whatcor 4 g.
m: leaves Roche Earbor 10 a n. leaves
FrfGay Har5or al a. m: leaves Port
Townsend .. m arrives a. Seattle 1:s5
=. m
J. r. Thompson, managing owner. LiTly.
eard1s q Co. agents, City dock
Telephone. Main s.
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Ho1ulam. Jan. s-ESacial- %
ChehaHs county 70 ths ODD Fellow Rev
union Association met here last night %
rrranes Tor the celebration OF tho ODD
Fellows eevenfg-seventh anniversary.
which viii take piacs here April d. bss-
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE-In the
SUPERIOR court Of the state OF Washing
ton for the county Of King. MerrimaG
River Savings Bank. plaintiff, vs.. James
X Cranstou. Dominic Burns. :. Baxter
and John CsoGdfellow. cO-partnerS as ;.
Baxter & Co, Airs. Ann Cox and the
National Bank OF Commerce. defend
Ants No eN.0fb.
Under and hy virtue % an order OF sale
ana special execution. issued out 81 thu
saoye named court, in the above entitled
cause. and - me directed and delivered.
! have duly levied upon the following de-
srr.hea real property. situated IN King
county. Washington. tc-wit:
Al % tha southeast quarter OF section
Ne. ten (b0. IN township No. t.enty-tour
O. north. range No. i've 90 east OF wa
annette meridian, containing one hundred
aa1 sixty Ue0} acres. also al 90 lots No.
Grty t5N and thirty-One CD. IN block No.
TAO "a. of Hawatha park, as designated
O. a map thereof. recorded in volume os
pats. page 10. IL sad King county zee
0f1s
Notice S. therefore hereby given that or
Friday. tAe e@th day OF January. iS8
q The 6our of ten o'ct9ck a m. ~ sad
cay a. the front door % the courthouse.
= Ire city az Seattle, ga said King county.
I'll sell the above described runerty az
Siajc auction. 80 The highest and best BID
c.. fcr cash
Dated this the l9;h day % December.
IN A T. wax DE VANTER.
Green & Turner. Attorneys.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Carc In Eject June !. 1895.

Seattle, Everett and Whatcom route.
State OF Washington leaves Seattle daily,
except Saturday, at 10 D. n.
Seattle and La Conner route-Fairhaven
leaves Seattle daily. except Saturday. at
10 =. n.
Telephone. Main 27s. yesler Dock
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The Daily Post-IaislNgencer ia row OF
sale IN Portland. Or. at Rich Bros. "a
Morrison street. Portland Hotel news
stand. sud Northwest News Company. 80
SITsI street
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&B. LINE-sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE
WEEKLY TINE CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves Seattle-Jan. 6 at - midnight:
Jan at IL midnight; Jan. 10 at u mid
night Leaves Mount Nernon-Jan. S at
Z a m: Jan. 10 az Z a. m: Jan. u at
a M Calling at Tulalip going south Sum
day and north Tuesday.
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SkATooM AND SEATTLE ROUTE.

is,v.. STEAMER Ray CITY
elz7v :. 20 dock. foot 81 Main street.
eassss r.. a n. except Mondays. Ter Ana
- aEaaSen and Watson Return
sest Nc Naatccm daiiy az ,. IA. ex-
a. rs,Ays hare. s. Spec.aI exeur-
->-s' A4-a j.. We >''' ''-'- - ~ 80 -
". II. ELLIS, osner.
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eonsois and foreign buying. sald OF at noon
under liquidation and absence Of clearaneeS,
rallied on less favorable political news from
abroad and the SteaGier late cables. and
closed unchanged 70 lac higher. No. . rei.
January, closed e7ssc; MAY. s-s1sSEssc
closed s7sS1.
Hops.
EorS-Weak.
Wool.
WooI-Cuset.
Metals.
Pig iron-Duli.
Copper-Essy; exchange, s.. Sf<7fa.
Lesd-wsak: exchange. SSs3206
Tia-Firmer: Straits, sl212isasl2Is; plates
dull
Spelter-Qutet.
Coffae.
Coffee-0ptions closed steady at fN7e0
points net advance; March. ST. eaGil2 Spot
coffee. Rio quiet: No. I. lac; mild quiet
Sugar.
Sugar-Stsady: refined quiet.
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Steady. SIS bid.
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STEAMER NARFr.

Leaves Seattie--san. 4 at - midnight;
Jan. az Y midnight; Jan. at II mid
night: Jan. IL at II midnight. Leaves
Mount Vernon--Jan. 9 at I a. m; Jan at
a m. Jan. IL at 2 a. m; Jan. Is at Z
a. m. Calling at kdmonds. Richmond.
and Avon.
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STEAMER CLAN MDONALD
Daily at Y midnight except Saturday for
Edmonds, Everett and Snohomish river
points Landing at city dock. Seattle
LILLY. BOGARDUS a. CO, Inc,
Tel Main 81. Owners and Managers