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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-22
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Thu Hosrxi of Trade.


Chicago. Jan. M.-wheat was somewhat
weaker early In the session. mainly on
some generous ceiling by n few OF the big
holders. and at one time IL was 40 below
the close last night. but the weakness was
only temporary, and there was quick re-
action OF &C. but this in turn was all lost
before noon. The early news was in the
main bGllgsh; cables came higher. the light
worlds shipments reported yesterday We're
officially confirmed. and tho country de-
liveries were again moderate. while tho
eiearances aggregated about 45ooOo bush
els in wheat and -four. The telegram re-
ceived yesterday announcing a shrinl<age
OF 5000. co bushels in the indian wheat acre
age. also exertea decidedly bullish infu-
ence. The market was also helped by the
increasing strength in provisions, and there
was active covering by shorts and good In
vestmsnt buyiBg Partridge was heavy
buyer much OF the time. but the advance
drove him out OF the market for a season
On the bulge there was enough realizing
and short selling to force prices 20 q trifie
below the early figures May sold early
at 6lSsc; weakened no 6issc: then UP TO 62Ss
6giso split: hack 20 6li4c, and at noon was
about 6lssc. The market was weakened dur
ing the last hour by Bradstreet's report.
which showed a decrease In the worlds
stock OF only 1881. 600 bushels. where over
100000 bushels had been looked for. The
selling was on large scale. and May went
20 Sllsc, finally closing at e1hc.
Corn showed little weakness early. and
sold at one time &c below last nights close.
but reacted IN sympathy with wheat and
provisions and went up nc. bat by noon
had weakened and was the same as ii
closed yesterday.
Oats were fairly active ana business
quite heavy, the market following the nuc-
tuations Of wheat and corn
Another small run OF hogs started pro-
visions on the boil again. but an inclination
10 realize was soon manifested.
closing Quotations.
wheat--January, 5ss.c; May. eiikTcIAc.
Corn-January, sSAc. May, 29is1SAc.
Oats--January, 17&e; May, e0isU2Oisc-
Probationary. sl0.32is; May. A0.s2ls.
Iard-January, S72is. May, S.
Ribs-January. Ss.09ss; May. s5.32isg5.sA
F'laxxeed-siis 192c-
Timothy-s3.5o.
Rye-S3c.
Barley-26I37c.
Live stock.
OattIe-There was a fair Tuesday mar
ket. the general demand being moderate.
Light supply prevented any decline for
natives Export steers sold at s4G45o. and
a good many dressed beef cattle are going
at IS. 7554o5: cows. s.eOl33.25: calves. s3G6
Hogs-Common to prime grades. $500
40.
sheep-The light supply served 10 cause
a stronger feeling; common TO choice ma
tive sheep. s25eGs.so: Westerns ts..og3.75;
lambs. s36QGl476.
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srAPLE GROCERTEs.

s,r,- decentralization &C. IN hbI
~ ~ &c. extra "C'' in SHI. rer n. 3.
Az formulated. in Dbl. per N. 5isc. cube
Sc. powdered s2sc: I.c rer 10 discount for
spot cash on prices quoted
Marie FiNe-pound boxes scoi-
lovad. 70 the -, l5c per n: escorted
cakes I.t4c per pound
E-1ott~ etc ffshhinE1 40 Washington
s+-.fett per hhl. - =. patent. g sa- Fate-.
T---susrt g So Novelty 4. Sr-- Gait
.,~ria. brands. So. Dakota brands. : 81
- ~ tssrNw r=ac uour. ..-r hhL ~ 81. t,~r
-. 6 r.. graham. Ter hhi. ~ or
.n4h sa~ks. tfa per ext, rve sour. re-
sri "a &. or 1a-lh sacks so56 ve- -vvt. I've
,-enl csr bbl. g s.. per cwt. 8 ~ oa-
--,arz ue~ Dbl. s4o1Es ~ ho-ri7v
- cwt. rs. cracked wneat. na-
80 ,a%. relied wheat. s41 t6-s
ss-k. x-s. Whole wheat four ra- rxt
e. pearl barley. 1oo-lb sacks. Sc 81 x
= eorss. e: SPLIT 4eas. ger Ic8-Io szets
A. eS-rn boxes &c. Ncra meal yellow
IDS yS: Sos. s55. white, les s IS: ses
ns-fJobcIngl-Smsu white. Per =
&c. pink. per u &c: Bayos. per M
a.. Is-1a per T.. SiSc.
pf~e-gIooh{nEl--J apan. &c: China. s1E-.
r,e- =. Island. sssE5S.c.
T4-te-s reas-t JoeSiuwl-T'f re- = :.
Sar-tJobbiaxl-L4ve s9-To SACKS
per ton. yls12S. American dairy. SOD
sacks Per ten. So: Coast. half ground.
lcs-!o sacks per Ten. 81. en- sacks, per
ton, 81; SD sacks. y Il bale. Als, s-n
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Live stock.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.
London. Jan. E.~-Silver. DebA Conso
Financial,

~
London. Jan. E.--silver. essd consols.
io74.
New York, Jan. 2f.--The Evening Posts
London cahlegram saysi This was the idiest
Gay the stock market has known for
months The tone was rather dnn unri the
close, when a recovery In Americans on
support from New York infused ianguid
interest into the other markets. Conditions
arc entirely In favor Of great activity in the
stock markets. but the political situation Is
go uncertain that bear and bull operators
alike arc afraid 20 act. kafhrs were duil.
Brazrs were fat. on tho Trinidad question.
The Paris bourse has been dull. but closed
firm. Berlin was dull.
London Wool Sales.
London, Jan. 2i.--An excellent selection
was offered at the wool auction sales today.
Including n lot OF the best woolens yet Of
fered. Americans were liberal buyers or
medium 20 fine merinOs. and also good
Eastern clothing. Cape 81 Good Hope and
Natal woods were at full rates. The buyers
were more active ELL around. The Ameri-
can purchases today amounted 10 fully 1000
bales. The number OF tales offered was ls,-
o1s. OF which 400 were withdrawn. Sales:
New South Wales. 3. 20 bales; secured. s%d
mis- I'd. greasy EikHini. Queensland, l.4O0
bales: secured, lsQis SD; greasy. olsd4ls
Cd. victoria, 2en bales; secured, 7s4daSs 80;
greasy, elhdQis 50. South Australian. llz5
la
bales. secured. 7IkQsd; greasy. 4isefSd. Tas-
mania. a bales; secured. Is ia. New Yea
land. SO bales: secured. g1Adgls 2l1d:
greasy, 71s9iod Cape OF Good Hope and
Natal, sas7 bales: secured. Gszd4ls bs@d;
greasy. 5Q7a4d.
Liverpool Grain Market.
Liverpool, Jan. 2t.--Wheat-birm; demand
firm: Ne 2 winter. IS Cd. No. red spring.
socks exhausted; No. hard Manitoba, IS
6la8. No. California. IS I'd. Futures closed
Quiet, Lalzd higher. January, IS 5Ssd; Feb
ruary. e. Ga. March. 5s SD: April. % Cad;
May. ~ esd: June. Is 6lAd.
Corn-spot Arm; American MIXED new. Is
aAd. Futures closed steady Ad higher;
January February aud March, Is ss5d,
Aprii. May and June. 81 17ad.
F7our-F1rrn: demand fair. freely sup
TILED. 81. Louis fancy winter, 70 3D.
Hops.
Hou=-At London, Pacific coast, Il a.
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MARINE NEWS.

Hoquiarn wash. jar 1s.--saiisd-For
San Francisco. sctrS RUBY cousins ara
Annie Gee. from Hoquam; schr Helen NJ
glrnhag ana strs Truckee and Protection.
from Aberdeen.
san Francisco. Jan. zf-Arrived-Stat
o., California, Astoria and Portland; schP
F-lfza Miller. Coos hay: Coptie. Hongkong
ana Yokoh AHA: Hackinaw, Conox; bk Nc
Near. Departure hey; nktn sksgit. Port
Gamble. scfr Mary and la. Gray's har-
-. sshr James A. Garfield. Grsy's har-
hor. DepaTtsa-Australis. Honolulu
Frel1fts and char;9rs-Br bk Candida
row az Tacoma, wheat themes 10 Cape
Town
port Gamble. Jan. T.-Arrived-Eatn J.
-. Grif4ths. Capt. Arey. twelve days from
San Francisco.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Schooner Annie NJ. Nixon left for Alaska
waters on n hauhut fetching trip ysster-
day afternoon
snip Spartan. from San Francisco. was
towea alonasfde the Oregon Improvement
coal bunksrH yesterday morning ard -
now loading with Black Diamond coal
Tomorrow IL steamer day; the City OF
Pueblo Will arrive an4 the Inl7filla VIII
lsave az O'Clock IN the morning. deck
hand Of the latter vessel. VINO has 5scn
very IL. u a. s-at 10 TIA hospital Ysxis<dAA
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Tides a. Seattle Harbor Today.

High Tide. Low Tide.
1. m. feet p. infect am fee, p. infect
s.5s $50 l.....l.....ll ais SIS 4.4sl Sc
Seattle. Jan q. 1886.
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:
Clesrauces. Balances.
seattle .....-.. s.....-.S b0.ss2 ~ sla,z-S Il
Tacoma .......-...-.. S,al9 NJ .9,Vl5 10
Portland ......-.....- 1889 % 3l.s05 %
After yesterdays rise In mill wheat OF
/ cent. which places No. / club at IS cents
and blue stem at IS cents, the market has
held steady. During the past week the
grain market has been strong. and the
rise in both mill and feed wheat, the latter
being strong at $50 car load. caused lit
tie surprise. Puget sound oats have gone
UP 81 during the week. and are now quoted
at $l2QI3 in car load lots. Barley has also
gone up from s14 10 sl4-50 10 car load lots.
Eastern Washing ton oats quoted at Sl3 are
scarce, no great quantities having come
in for couple OF months, because OF the
cheapness Of Puget sound oats. Flour has
felt the increase in wheat values, and Cali
fornia has gone up Is cents, and Washing
ton 80 cents per barrel II Is said that some
flour mills in Eastern Washington have
withdrawn quotations entirely. and are
waiting for a steady market on which to
launch their prices.
In provisions all farinaceous goods have
risen from 5 to per cent, and all classes
OF packing house products have advanced.
Iards and cooking compounds are quoted
from &c 10 sc per pound higher. The to-
mato market IS strong and the supply
short. A car load OF bananas from Central
America arrived today, and they were sell
ing well at s24250 a bunch. Fancy navel
oranges were quoted at 1910. and choice at
$3.50.
The trapper is liable TO find his occupa-
ton a poor support if the present drop in
furs continues. According 10 private tele-
gram received today. the London seal sales
for the Northwest coast skins are at ass Cd.
Black bear skins are 40 per cent. lower than
last March. and brown and grizzly skins
are IS per cent. lower. Beaver skins are
selling in London per cent. higher than
last January, and marten skins for is per
cent. higher than last March.
'SThe hop market" said S. Ramsey today.
'is utterly stagnant and dead. The cause Is
overproiuction. and all the brewers are
largely stocked. many for a year 10 come.
Another thing that is operating seriously
against the hop growers OF this state is the
freight charged on the product by the rail-
roads here. For hops delivered at any
point the freight OF Washington railroads
is $40 per cwt, while dealers can by buy
ing in Oregon and shipping over the South
ern Pacific get rate OF s1.5o, a difference
or $40 on hundred bales. Many OF the big
dealers are going 10 Oregon for their hops
as consequence OF this overcharge."
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Ing and scalr.ns ss,es. rallied on clear
aaces. good outside Bidding and covering.
but WAS weakened later by lower cables
and general liquidation. closing heavy at
is@5ssc oct iossg Nc. red January, ea&Gs
59c: closed sSSacs May. sSss2eSIscs closed
ssIsc-
HopA,
Wool
Wcc-SteA6r.
Petroleum.
Pesrelsun--0ule;: Cn.sed closed C-E
sid.
Gomez.
Cofee-Opticns opened barely steady at
SGlo points decline. and closed steady at
Sssia points net decline: January, sIsSa
Spot coffee. Rio dull: Ne. T. lac; mid dull.
Cor5oTa~ l7Slsc.
sugar.
Sugar-Rav Arm; redned eull
Metals.
Pig rrcn-weak.
Copper-Dull; exchange. seTsSs.sa
Lead-Stesdy; exchange. s53aoS.
Tin-Stsady; straits, SIS i2le: plates
dull
Spslter-puHa
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Ros,om Wool Market.

Bo-ton. Jan. zi.-The sales or wool are
osHet. but prices are maintained. Tbs fleece
woods maintained n strong tone. Terri
tory wooIs are quiet, and Australian woods
have met n steady demand. Montana fins
medium and fine. li4l4c; secured price.
eeGzse. Utah. Wyoming, etc, fins medium
ard sne- 106t13c; secured price. AG3sc:
CaIlforuia woots. northern spring, iasgi5c.
-n1sared price, G343gc;- middle counties
caring. ulf3e: occurred price, s2GEc.
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Iohhlng Quotations.

The following are the prices paid by re-
tan dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on cars, or tha tobhing rates
quoted by wholesale dealers with ord!-
49, farms Of credit.
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BUTTER.

Ranch and Dairy Butter very scarce ara
bringing good prices. Ship 20 Us. We pay
cash or arrival
No COMMISSION
JOHN r. aGEN. s2o-sz Western aysnue,
seYner AG-.ya street
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EHArcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE.
STEAMER RAY CITY

leaves city dock. foot OF Main street.
Tyesday. Thursday and Saturday at s D.
:. for Anacortes, Fairhaven and what
nni Returning. leaves Whatcom Sunday.
Wednesday and Friday at p. m
fare. 81.
Ily. Bogardus & Co.. City Dock. Agents.
Eene. Main 81.
W. III. ELLIS. Owner.
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Lab. L1NE-sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE.
WEEKLY TINE CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN .
l,sves Seattle-Jan. ~ at u midnight;
Jan. q at II midnight: Jan. "a al u mid
tght Leaves Mount Nernon-Jan. p at
"a m; Jan. "a az a. IN; Jan. 70 AT
IN. Calling ar Tulalip going south sun
eAy anG north Tuesday.
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cuTRATEsi
CUT RATESi
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
-

seamer A n. Robinson, carrying II. s.
al leaves city dock. foot OF Main street.
rE8 a. m; arrives at Sidney at lois a.
4 Arrives 81 Silverdaie at II IN. Leaves
g,serdale at 12:i5 p. m. leaves Sidney on
s,rrn al p. m. Daily, except Sunday.
m &c L. ~. Robinson. master. Lilly,
tsardus & Co. agents. Telephone. Main
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ifo-ina oranges. seedlings. sfe7fss: nsvcis.
pireapnles. g Sos: bananas. Sil2
Buttsr--Fsncv creamery, s-1sc. Sec
oa6s. 2Slesci fancy dairy. siSs1sc. seconds.
2sGssc
Chsess-Fancv uand new. IiauHc: fair
10 good, s9lec: Eastern. l2Giss.c.
Ecgs-Store. lSsieac, ranch. ss@cctlc;
Eastern. isgSeoo. selected Eastern. &C.
Foultry--Turkev Eobslers. 1aulec. hens.
1ifilecs ROSTERS. young. S<s5S; 90 old. sac
4so: oroilers, small. sSss&S3s DO large. si59
50. hens, s46S. ducks. s. ses51ba: geese.
sl.sF7i.7S: pigeons. CID, S6l.l2s1: do young.
sl5eRL75.
Game-Gray geese. S125a. rabbits.
bush. 81. DO cottontaii. 81 SOL 50; hare. &c
3Si. English snipe. s.; common snipe. 81.
Wool.
wooi-Fau short. trashy San JOAQUIN
plains. S15c. good San Joaquin plans, %
C: southern and coast. 47Sc: mountain
WOODS. light and free. e1Ic: mountain wools,
defective and heavy. 51Sc: Humboldt ard
Mendocino. SEsc.
Hops.
Hopx-46sc per pound
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Stronger; December. siIsIs:
BarlE-Fsrm; May. 6s7sa
Cora--S71sc.
Braa-sA
Financial.
Silver Bars as Drafts, sight Par
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STEAMER MARFI.

dawes Seattle-Jan. 81 at II mIdnight,
IsaC 3 al IL midnight Leaves Mount
fGnon-Jan. % at Z a, m; Jan. = az I
4 N; jan q az 7 a. m. Calling az Ed
rends. Richmond. StanwOoa. Fir. Skagit
G.y. Mount Vernon and Avon.
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p.rIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP CO.


pspatca steamers from Seattle ~ fol-
bss. san Francisco, via Port Townsend
y. v,rforsa, at s a. n. Passengers re-
$50 on board at a. m.) January 8, s,
- siaska-January and 1s
rrs-n san Francisco for Victoria ana
90: Sound ports at a. H.. January ],
rs .. q. %.
rekets may be obtained at the Office OF
- company az Ocean dock. Seattle.
r. TROWBRIDGE, y. s. Supt
EooDALL. PERKINS & CO,
General Agents. San Francisco.
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-r.ysRP CITY OF KINGSTON.

.~ssn Tacoma and Victoria, B. G.
1879 N y. Tacoma 10 Ar 5.eopm
ss.Tv g. Seattle - 50 Ar 31gprrs
tg4lTlrs -zPt- Townsend 3, Ard2.DD N
-. - AZ TO-. Victoria - u Lvi so1am
s.SSssSsy except Sunday.
s steamer fqrniS ls,, h ,ra,1. accom-
80 So ard leaves from Yezler wharf,
sT e. rates. etc. inquire q
- 5. r.. YERKES.
Yesier Wharf. Seattle.
I. A NADEAU,
General Agent ~. r. r. r.. Seattle
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STEAMER CLAN MDONALD,
faesiay, Thursday and Saturday at a
g fQr Edmonds Everett and Snohomlsh
ryer points. Landing at CITY dock, Se-
stne
LILLY. BOGARDUS & CO. Inc,
fG. Main 81. Owners and Managers
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.

STEAMER DELTA.
f.,vss Harr.ngton's dock. foot OF Wash
ssrton street. Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
rsssv al o'clock a. IN. for Kingston.
parf Gamble. Seabeek, Brinnon, Holiey.
ffswasto. LIlliwaup Fails. Hoodsport and
i.a,en City. Returns alternate days.
Ferp. ~ 20 all points. Freight, SOC All
sents. fare TO Port Gamble Be
u. TROUTMAN, Master.
D TROUTMAN. Master.
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The total sales OF stock today were 13s.-
ess shares. Including: American Sugar. a.
81 American Tobacco 1880. Burlington
80 Chicago Gas y 1e1, .Dsfllling 500.
General Electric I. 80, Louisville and Nash
t,l1a r or0 Rock Island 47oo 81. Paul Is 500.
u s. L<ather preferred zoe, Western
Uns0n 1890.
Sa0ur.
Tfour-Pecefpts = 90. sxports p. 20 bar
rats More active ard Ksrsraily steady,
vatn winter wheat bra1ds hid arm; city
mn patents, sAlg9E3y. winter patents,
sg59475.
W heat.
wheat-Exports 1s-sa bushels. Spot
firm. No. red. 7iizc; No. hard. IKE.
c-.frrz srenas easier under foreign sell
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Portland. Jan. Wheat-QuIet but
rn. Wapa Walla. $50: valley. Sc per
.shel Business is restricted BY the sun
.eWs q shipowners.
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS.


san Francisco. Jan. s1.-F1our-Fam.ly
a tras. s. 7as53 50, bakers extras, a $50
~. superane. g. sa9l2 S per barrel
V-heat-Spr EI07iz per GENITAL for Ne.
and $685. for choice. milling, $Il5G
60
Barley-Feed, fair 70 coed, es3a q7oc:
nice. -lIc. brewing, 751o4c.
Oats-Mling. safts5c per GENITAL. Sur
Sc. s5elzgi ~. fancy feed, SEf0c. good
/ choice. 75Bs5c. poor 10 fair. eS375c;
Iack. for seed. $l.ldF.i.s9; gray. 500 sc ger
ntaL
Recel7.s-F7our. quarter sacks. 500.
heat. certals. "a, "a. barley. centala. -,
q. cea'als. 275. oats. oregon. 100, CON-
1tals. 549. beans, sacks, 50, potatoes.
ks -sr. onions. sacks. ~, bran, sacks.
IS. m.d6iiuEs sacks, -. hay. ;oHs l45;
raw. tors. 50. wool bales e. vine. Eal-
-. Is ~; hides. number. -. quicksilver.
sks. lS2
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
|3u53unRs. slS9gl; bran. Si25aEla
iav-Wheat. &Q258: wheat aoi cat.
srI.1 = alfalfa. s7f8: harley. S-ff9 50:
YER. Ss9s; compressed. S-5s9ll; stock.
! - 81. straw. Es4ss- per bundle
posa ,1as-SaIlnas BuraankE. g'72)c; riv-
Bu-banks. 90 40. Oregon BUraanlls. SO
river ress. a55c. Early Rose. 80 &c.
eer potatoes. $L4astZ
eye "a hles-Cnioes. CaIforr'a. sscG&l. .;
1as. Oregon. Sai.l5. tomatoes, los
rsle= eaRas- green peas. 44sc; garlic.
e. dried peppers. slIIzisc: nushroonns.
g.. Asparagus. 10 1885, string beans.
7Izsl
,r1.t-Apnles, ~. I grades. 100 81; con-
p. 5asl-. fancy. 3 20 90 citrus fruits.
! r5.an lines. x75als- California lemons.
sIzs. California lemons. god 20 cholcs.
So. CalilSg aaA .ssEsSas, i4sey, s--SSl Ca
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- bouud-Leaves Seattle ] a. m.
~. Pert Townsend s a m: leaves Fri
uarnor f0.5g a m; leaves Rochs
60 ll:45 .. m: arrives at New What
90 hound-Leaves New Whatcorn "A
sssses Roche Harbor 10 e. m: leaves
80 Uarbor IL a. m; leaves Port
IIs...reesend p IN: arrives at Seattle 7:4s
tsap THOMPSON. manager owner. Lilly.
,s.-srats & Co. agents, City dock
STsleDhone. Main 81.
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san JUAN ISLANDS.

srEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON,
eayHgs 9n of aain ' street. sA Msp Sy
&C., ard Friday al ! a ID. for
--rrozTnsend, san Juan islands and
-. Trhafc8m. Returning. leaves New
s.ese..eou1 Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
- Al 1 e. II.
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STEAMERS.
VICTORIA ROUTE

-vr SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
Yss SHIP COMPANY.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
poRrLANn WHEAT MARKET.

no. / club. 55c; blue stem, Sc: firm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-22
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROSALTE.

STEAMER ROSALTE.
AFangton dock. leaves for Victoria and
leTt Townsend u8iiy. except Sunday. at
T. m; returning. leaves Victoria at
n. Steamer George +. starr leaves for
sort Townsend and way points daily. eN-
sFi Saturday. a. = p. m: sunday. direct.
. a. m, returning direct, leaves Fort
'eERsead az q. n. Phone, Pike n,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-22
BUTTER. CHEESE. EGGS. POULTRY.

J. z. Agen quotes: Butter-Choice Wash
ington dairy. e2T2ac. fancy ranch. 1870 {:
Ellensburg and other Washington cream
cry. 2-lb prints. &c; tubs 26c; fancy Iowa
creamery, in 69-lb tubs. 27c.
e-(Jobbing1-Natlve Washington
Haze: Eastern. tGi1c: California, i29lsc.
&c.
Eggs-(Johbing)-Fresh ranch, lsc.
Eastern. &c.
Frank Jobst quotes. Poultry-(Jobbingl-
Chickens. brouers. Se72 70; roosters, Szb9l1
3 %: hens 5000; ducks. 1914 per doZ,
live turkeys. ss5loc: dressed turkeys, 12T
&c: dressed chickens, @T9i2c; dressed
ducks. liGi2c; geese, 124c. or Sc live
weight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-22

Weather synopsis.
The wind at all stations In the coast
district has changed TO a westerly quar-
ter southwest 10 northwest, and the
weather has cleared off although some
rain has occurred during the day. being
heaviest in Oregon. The barometer is
highest IN Oregon and California and is
rising here. Cooler weather will follow.
and little or no rain The lowest pressure
is at Spokane. indicating the movement OF
the storm into Alberta
GEORGE " SALISBURY.
Observer IN Charge.