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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31
THE WOOL MARKET.
Trade Dull During the Week-Re-
view of the Year.

view of the Year
BOSTON, Dec Sa-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow:
The wool market has been extremely
dun during the past week. and almost de-
void OF feature. Few manufacturers have
been IN the market. and sales are reported
consequently small sales of the week In
Boston. Philadelphia and New York ag-
gregate 22s5 90 pounds, i,S42, 100 being do
nestle and I.5si.oS2 foreign. Manufactur-
ers are still extremely uncertain as 20 the
character OF their orders.
The year ISIS is destined to stand out
prominently In the annals Of the wool
trade. sales OF wool in the three principal
markets OF the country 70 December q
asgregating so. as compared with
81 90. le5 pounds December u, lss5. and
26l 50. 20 pounds. December Is. 1879 The
leading event OF the year has been clos
ing down Of a large part OF the wooden and
worsfed machinery OF the country. This
movement began early in the year, and Il
is a conservative estimate that during
midsummer al least - per cent. OF the
machinery was idle.
A noteworthy feature OF tho twelve
months just closing has been the specala-
tive character or the market. Prices have
been lower on most grades OF domestic
wool than during the late summer and ear
~ fall OF 1sSs.
Receipts OF domestic WOOL IN Boston Tor
the year aggregated i3i, $50. 500 pounds. To
this must be added 50 $50, Isl pounds. car
ried over from the prsvious year. M aking
the total of 2i2. s07, 179. Sales Of domestic
amounted Ia ll.7oo. 30 pounds. and In ad-
dition 10 this at least 100000 pounds were
shipped abroad.
Receipts of foreign amounted to S0.sis.-
$50 pounds. 10 which must be added about
i5.I7S.5eo pounds brought over from 1890.
Salss of foreign aggregated 42,e3s. 80
pounds. Besides this amount 26.6-5, oQo
pounds OF Australian went direct 10 the
mills, and 5,32S. ee0 pounds OF Australian
were Tesalpped. Adding TO the above the
amount OF carpet and other WOODS which
went direct to the mills. there was left on
hand at the end of the year foreign wool
70 the amount of i5.0i5, coo pounds.
The stock wool In Boston, not including
wool in store owned by manufacturers.
amounts to Sc 905, 557 pounds domestic. and
I5.9i5,e00 pounds foreign. as ecrnpa<sd Sssh
So. 7so,sss pounds dopastsc and: t.is,.oO
pounds foreign .ys.r ago. .... 80.
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PACIFIC COAST sTEAsfsHTp co

TIE n1srrfsxrs steamers T-stfIia
City OF Paehsa I'd waite wsfla Esv BE-
tween Seattle 81 San Francisco calling
a. Pert Townsez and Victoria. 3. c.. a.
follows
Leave Seattle Due
For san FrRzcssn, Sar rrszctsco a n !.
a. n. t9scsrber e. Il. rs. q
Deee- Der B. g. L. a g. g.
=. p TanGary 9. is. II E
January :. :. Il. e =. D.
z q. Due
IeaTa Ssn Fran 4&sattie D. r..
cisco for Seattle eLrcsrnber & L. n q
a E:
December 5. 20, e u sary Z. I, Il. e.
% - % z q.
January !. .. IL r.
- ~
TIE magnificent steme- City % To-
peks leaves Seattle az "a n. for Akasks
Deeenzber Il. =. 5anuar1iz =. Due back
a. Seattle December 3. January io. "a
February &
The co.apanv reserves right 10 change
steamers or sailing dates
J. r TROwBRIDGE. P. 2. supt..
Sea tile Wash
GoofaiT. Perkins q Co. 1<zerai Agents
Esn frarria~c.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

F.. Wiley. Portland.
"a H..E.atts:;s ,.s! Iyr Aesfdsen.
!: p. tI: -: Tcrnsir .san Jose. Guatemala
W. Crawford, ryScht-
&. c, Walker. Tacoma.
2. W. simmons. North Yakima
"a. - Robinson, Spokane,
> =. fldrldge. San Francisco.
]. n. Nice. Paulsbo.
Peter Davis, Pembroke. Ont.
Capt W. ]. Hogan. ship Wachrsett.
John W. Gum. Sn ohomisA.
$. II. McGaffey. sumas
y. II. Hart. BeSsemer, Mich.
George II. Wilson. City.
Mrs. Dulon, Port Townsend.
George LAWYER. Tacoma
@. q. Gardner. City.
+. ). johnson. City
7. II. Mcfarland, Tacoma.
T. r David. Tacoma,
c. J.. Smith. Jersey City. y. J.
II. r. Davis. Chehalis.
b. c. Howe. Chehalis.
A. Wright. Chehaiis.
THE NEW ENGLAND
G A. Warren. Faifhaven.
d Gillespie. Anacortes.
Miss Effie Burtin. Auacortes
A. Silass. Kent
8 +. Jackson. Kent.
c. Chrestbo. Snohomish
Thomas Johnson. Hartford.
John Northover. Tacoma.
Rev. W e. Young. Bangor. WASH
Chsrle4 Howard St Louis.
J. n. Maxwell. Franklin
a. r.. H0wser Franklin.
Belmont Harpes, Boston.
T. Barrett, La Conner, Wash.
II w. Naeiey, Marysviila Wash
Frank Parks. Everett.
THE STEVENS.
o. w. Crockett, Seattle.
Louis l.. watsrhouze. 81. Paul
G. I. Baker Tacoma
Mrs. C. C. Rockwell. Tacoma
George 8 Stewart Portland
II. 8 Edwards san Francisco
Aaron Isebold. Snohomish-
T Y. Thompson, Minneapolis
Mrs Wright and son. Tacoma
NJ. Combs Butte. Mont.
~. =. Parsons and wife. Butte
" w Powell. Tacoma
Mrs Ratchb0rn. Tacoma
Emile Frank, Issavsawarth;
". T. johnson. LeaveFsTs Itn,
Cant. J. A sismm. o. : X. Z. SfahN
n W Frank issa1uah.
John r. Noyle city -.
n Q Covan. Tulailp indian Agency,
]. r. ST. John ana wife. Mount Vernon.
- J Brink CITY.
" r Mccormack. Victoria
II. Curtis ard wife, Tacoma.
a p erase and wife. Victoria
THE DILLER
.Toseph Ferguson, Arlington
William McPhee. Arlington.
7, +. woodsrd. Arlington, 49,,
John T.. Thomas. New Whatcon-
John @. Janlcke. fasl Ivy.
Charles r. ElweH. NQseity.
G.. $. Natal. North Bend
Mrs Natal. North EsDd.
Morgan Morvnus. Black DiamSnd.
Alex Holmes. Utsalaty.
= J. Smith. TsSagush.
e. Harmon, Mount Vernon.
Mrs Harmon. Mount vernon
T. y. sin. co 1peville.
81 & Campbell. Mount Vernon.
MIS-. Campbell Mount Vernon
J. O. Biawel. Sga0wooa.
THG FREMONT.
c. Hanson Roche Harhor.
= Anderson. Roche Earbcr.
james Baker Portiaui-
george 4. FROST. ose1ia.
tErs Cseurre T. Frost 0sceola.
Thomas Cache. Daesala-
Rart OHvser. ChgcsEp
Mr. Bent O. Hrieu- ta4cawn-
Daniel q Brien ana wife- Chicago.
a ~ BROWN san Franchise.
Louis stacey, shelton.
WInlsra caaslay. Cherry alley
n Lyman. SaoheEnisa.
Hsrrr watson. Redmond
= Mitchell Portland
p Fostz ara wife EuTeks- Cal
~ MvagBana. Canton.
x schs BgHagHs Canton
W Hen7aw MonareaL
~ NJ sutton. Aanteasn0-
EeAarfes = EHru t8EF.
Joe Salmon. Ifsakaoa.
Mr. Hctf,eer Eratffe
8Eerrw Gibson New YORK City
n ii wright ana dauEnter. salt Isks
CITY -,
Esasard CTArnEr. RluTten. &snn.
- ~ Forrest Affnnsap1lsA
ii M RlNger Louisville. Ey.
A q Gaze HarysshEH. Kan.
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BOSTON. Mass. Dec. se.--'f7Ae siGrsffas
cgssrt has decided 70 hear o. 5ansA[y
the aygaal % the hsirs q 80 as 80
ne az Rssse, mont agssrss fns
sFasgsfa-. .f tba aslsT infssrMt1rs 20 srai NH
shaFee 81 raffs ar Boston Mining 80
a. e per shara- Is IS claimed Lia&1 - -
slrrs TIE decision was made Is nssf
gslste u sfse stock was about tsslts' aiao
81 = asm about $50 .g1. The fir@t HsoftsEs
R,aBaa OK ths osors ssaag aiao aENfs IA tn@
contest
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Beet sugar Factory for Omaha

OMAHA. Dec. So.--The Commercial Club
today determined that tomorrow they
VIII organize a company TO build and op-
crate a beet sugar factory in or near this
city. The proposed factory Is 10 have
q capacity OF 800 OF beets per day. 1t Is
estimated that the plant VIII cost In the
neighborhood Of 500. 600. which is TO be
raised by stock subscriptions. The fac
tory is TO be in operation September /
next
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. so.--'Ins sfeani-
err City OF P0ahla left fer Puget sound this
morning with the following passengers.
Seattle-H. Rockwell and wife, A.
Phelps, Mrs Wilson, r. kairchild, Mrs.
Davies Rev. Armstrong. T.. Standecker.
Miss Doncet. Austin Lathrop. J. Weight.
Tacoma-Miss Hawley, Mrs. Farrow.
Victoria--F. Burbee Miss Elwood. Miss
Weicker Miss II. Wslcker. 4. Addison
and wife, Miss Corhctt. Mrs Macdonald,
j. Reinhard. Il. Brown. I'D Frank.
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INVASION OF CHINA
RewoiuffonIsts 10 Collect mn Armed
Force fn the south Seas.

Force tu tue SOUTH .ras.
CHICAGO, Dec. so--Aooordlng 10 Wong
Chg Foo, editor or TIE Chinese News.
Chicago Is 10 become the headquarters for
the Chinese revolutionary tGnfa. This
body plans the overthrow Of the present
Chinese dynasty ~ an armed Invasion
from a convenient island N ths 5Su "A
ssaz Rooras for the sun.a have already
been engaged fn this eitg, and the Mon
gsllans here now swat the coming OF
sum Yat SEN 20 set the machinery IN OBJ
Grafton. watch - TO oysn China 70 West
ern civilization.
eso yat Sen il the Celestial revolution
at who recently vas kiinape1 Ia tbs
ptraets OF London. and whose rtisass was
Effected by Lord Salisbury. he Is now coi-
gectin9 nsoney and organizing his follow
ers ia England. He viii SAL Tor America
within two OF three weeks, where he WI
cnnfer With Wong chg Foo, Of Chicago
ard other leaders az the Chinese reform
party IN thia country.
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NEW EMPRESS COMPANY FORMED,
The Manhattan 10 Begin business az
the First of the Year.

ar. JOSEPH. No. Dec. So,-A railway
,nau formerly Of this city. but now OF chi
,.awo. "a authority for tAs statement tnaS
ehe Pennsylvania railroad - pfet@rsa 90
- - = sunrise the Grss Of fsae year IN
- &C.,. ~ A rsyx express company. which
s,..rs,rsflv xTlIl become strong eoFnpst4-
So - other similar Corporations All fss
-,rsnyssa mater has been prepared by q
Nnrx fpr9emns firm. ard ths greatest Sc
Trss~x IS said 90 have been nsAin aimed.
Tshs Manhattan Express CofnE ANY - Us
-a-ne % tire new corporation when ~
g,srksss ~ tire Pennsylvania road. am vi
Do operafsd over sne EF3cis systosn- -"
-. ilss.a-e,sler 81 l-44o2r1. DccorI@s the
.~sr.fs,ss s.s.s,asys with nsal 14rtsrs n New
York
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THE VANCOUVER nouTE

STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tacoma. u noon. Seattle. Yesiss
wharf 3 y m. Mondays ard Thursdays
for Port Townsend, AnacoFtes. Fairhaven.
New whatear. Blaine ana Friday Har-
Dor and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver {
D. N foliouinE tSy.
Fare e Blaine. -: fare 20 Vancouver
s. For further Information apply TO Yes
fer wharf
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we are uew prerare3 70 90 csssFFAan-ff =
Tor the trats farY raeAs1rsl in SgFssssf eAA-
SEC F,rrvfsr ana Long Primer. Sstls-
sarrsor guaranteed Call or address Post
IuseGaeencer. Se&fti@.
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sUEET SOUND q ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMFANA.
VICTORIA ROUTE.


STEAMSHIP City OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. n G..
Z Goa rsIasxi NJ Tacoma HfBi AZ asa =,
te.Isafn t.V, et Reaitie So Al 8s0a4aa
4 .ss.asaif.xl r. TT Townsend n Arttl 49, N
.aa,afr Arita Victoria MI.xl sapm
spa3v except Nse8ay.
This steamer furnishes arsi~eiass acccrn.
rnodaticns. sarFvinr both freign, and fsss-
i eneer1. All leaves from tea1er NhArf.
gszttiS.
IoF rates. etc. inquire %
q y wffNw N-uwNw
Yesler wharf SsagtiA
4 a NApEAU
General Ageng NJ y. Railway.
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The Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON. Dee. so.--Today's state
msnt OF the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, s2I7 ,oSS,
lis: gold reserve. $I3s 81. 243.
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roREIGx MARKETS.
Financial.

ToTfDoS. D. sa-Szsver. SID Cor
SIS. flss
NEW YORK. Dec. &.-'Tse EveTaHS
poSss I.oas3on saAusAa@ eahsaeTsHa says;
e~se Improvement sn fee seek snaskss>
e,satErsses here gotzay. -nost markets clos
10 81 <hs AsSL AEaS-ssrs. Eo@sE~T.
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orders are coming in rass6iy for tns
Ysass-Irte1frencmrs New 1@2rss sdist0n.
q o. puhls sha8 next sunday, January }.
u 49, consist a. - pages an6 wsa DO fae
sraatss: paper ever issued n tie state
Get your orders 81 early.
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PACIFIC ~AvrG ATrcN CO
Time Card IN eject June |. iSs1

BATTLE. EVERETT a wWkTCCN
ROUTE.
State 81 Washlnstoa leaves Seattle daily
ssceat Saturday. a. Is y m.
SEATTLE s La CONNER ROUTE
FAtrAsven leaves Seattle daily. oxeeps
Saturday. st 10 p. ~.
fe.sphfsns ~ ain "a Nssfer tNek
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RosALIE

STEAMER RosALIE.
Arlington deck leaves Tor Victoria ana
Pert Townsend daily. except Sunday. az
i1@ q m. returning leaves NNtsxta a.
- M. Steamer idaho leaves FOR Port
Townsend and way ports daily, except
Sunday, az ! a. IN. Sunday. direct a. ,
"A m returning tirsc{. leaves Port
Townsona a. y m. 'Fhons. Pike y
j. & n ANSfHARrA ALTON Cows
~ Time card
STEAMER CHAMPAIGN, SkaEtf River
Dee 81 at a, m. Jar. 3 az : a. ~. ieaveS
Mount vernon Dec, 50 az a IA. Jan
az : a. ~ Jan. 2 AZ . N. calling at stan
vost. F'r. ssagit city. Mount Vernon and
Avnn.
CITY tcek. ste,s fuers Ter al points On che
Round. Open al NIGHT Telephone. Main
T.. s % YERkES, ManewrF.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle. Dee ~ 1854
Exchanges az tAs Seattle. Tacoma ard
Portland Gearing houses today were
Clearance Ez7zr-es
SEATTLE -......... .--...s $50 = S14@ 81
as-fsstt% -.-ss-s- .----s- 80 - A->9@ -
Portland .--.---. -..--. zs.es5 o. E1@ y
There = 4 prevailing Gusse s. So>as rzzr-
ksts wfsc1 2cfs IKE a ss=asy 1rlxxis o.
tsse uaszs1s 81 sbs merchants. Evs1 fhs az
rival o. = steamer from CAi.to~n.a ard
re sailing % anczse- for Alaska have
failed 60 cause rsgca movement
Fresh ranch eggs are grvwsnr weaker.
and were t0bninz today a. @s738 cents Per
cozsz. Lower prices are expecs@5- Sap
merits OF eggs ara now being received
daily.
Export wheat has risen ~ cents par
ousaeL
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f.YMpfA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
o.. Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
MuLTNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.

DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave Arrive.
olympia a. s.sns m Tacoma at. ass1a IN
fscorna 81 .i0.oa N Seattle at IL 10 m
feaftie at. 90 p mlTacona at. - y N
Tacoma at $50 o IA Olympia at. $50 . IA
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except sunday
Leave Axrlyn.
baeufna at 10 - a mi Olympia st. 20 ? ~
olympia at. 200 u mi Tacoma AL. & % 2 IA
Tacoma at. $40 3 IN Seattle At. W n
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. -
b Main street
LILLY. Bsr ,wDUs 3 CO. Agents
CITY dock. Telephone. Main 81.
Cart J.. wiley. Manager
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
u. . MAIL

Leaves Gaihraith dock, foot Of washing
ton street Tuesdays. Thursdays ard SAT-
urdays al o'clock =. m. fer Kingston
Port Gamble. seahsck Brinnon. Holly
pswatto. Ll.llwaap Falls. Hoodsport aud
Union City Returns alternate dayA
y TROCTMAS. Master.
TsIenhens. Red ISL
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La-1-Deceznhs-. szTs: January. UTa4
F2x--E-c
T1E0tny-xzN.
EyS-2Tsse
Bzrier--zG g.
Live stock.
Cst-Is-Cor-noz qualities CO creased
beef sos6 nn . rEr = fs- strictly choice
81 pasrg cattle. win fancy be~veS quota
nie a. So 81. Ssses we-e made frea
s. for common stock czSsis ~ 20 s. for
prize FEEDING steers Prime veal calves
sod 70 70 = - ar advance % Sc
HcgS-C9muon 20 prime sod AZ zee
As. with trading largely a. s.. SO "a. Pigs
sold freely a. ssrs e. sa1 packing hogs
eTuswaE s19x&1 -
SAs@p-Saias wers on 3 basis Of s2l2.ss
for inferior steep up % {S9a7-75 ker
ctofce noeks. vita Westerns selling g.
g sssfa-z =. sazzas ~ere 81 demand ana year
.azs sold ~ & ssS4aS
Rece.pts-c4ts1s. $40; hogs. sooa.
sheep = ea4
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CO OK THE GREYHouND

Everett Edfnsnds. Snonomssn Route
Two round trips daily sxeepg sunday. IN
effect Nov - 1896. Leaves Seattle T.45 a.
r. ia Scattle landing Coiman dock Nv
erett landing Merchants dock Connects
with Str. fryer Tor Tacoma. with str MI
fado for sn0homish. with train for Monte
Cristo and way stations. Telephone. Red
81 FRANK ". GOODfIEE MEr
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evyaax.. has been played over 100
times.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND, Dec. 5N.-wheat--waH
walla. sIaszc: Valley. ssnssc per ousfeL.
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go H. TsI.ANna
THE AT.AgRA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WII.LAPA.

Capt Georxs Roberts
Leaving Seattle for Alaska December e.
1856. AZ 10 o'clock. aid every nfgssa days
thereafter.
For freight ana passenger rates apply
10 j. q. CARROLL Agent.
sehwaDacher dock Tel, Pike S
CHARLES F. PEABODY. General Man
axsr keAttIA
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kIE AYERS.


FIJI OK tbs "ELYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
|your round trips daily ex rept sunday
Ia one hour and swenfy-Svs minutes
nit eFeAMER FLYER"
Ire anr daily trips sextts-TsconA
|AYTNG EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY 4
TIME CARD.
singi~ fare. soc. round trip. Its.
[ ave seattle--T&s. ii:fs a. m. 2.ss. 5is
n
Leave Tacosna-a.w a. M I. t.s0. p IN
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seaftie-1:an a. ~ IL m; g. m
1.eav. Tacona--s.3o a. m $50. 20 . m
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf Ts-
orsa, and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
ION street. Seattle.
sundavs steamers Flyer and Stats OF
Washington. fare tec.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


sTRs. GARLAND AND rvAvGrr..
Seattle and ToEnssns -Sea = Bay route
stsamer Garland leaves Y~sler deck sun
~ for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dunzeneas. Port Angeles, Porr Crescent
Gettysburg Pyshf. Ciallsm Bay and
Neah Bay. returning. arrives AZ Seattle
.. m - opposite days. steannsr Fvanr.l
leaves Yesier dock for PORT Taxn~eFd
Port Angeles and victSrfa midas.
arrives Seattle sitsrnate days ~ 20 .. m.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT NASH
INg1OS ROUTE.
eTEANER A. r ROBINSON.
On Port orehsr9 saa Pot washiss.,.
s soss isss ealing 'g sou.s o. n, as
BarcheiI. Brick Yard. BEsnssrton. b Il
Navy Yard sidney. Charles On, Tracyfpn.
navy station a; . m; arrives seafss
al Ap m & y R6hiuson, master. 10y
neKAr3as a Co. agsnts- Telephone. Mz.
PUoET SOUND . cESTRAL ANEKi.
CAN sTEAAsHfr COMPANY.
Steamship Transit all fssvs Seattle for
CsntTal America on December Is.
Regular ssiiinEs between pax..
pore General ofsice. Mutual La
hunilng
WHArcoM, SEATTLE AND TACS1NA
ROUTE.
Take steamer BAY CITY for Anaeortes.
FaIrhaven or wharcam- Leaves CONNER
cal dock. Tacoma = 2. m. City dock (goos
Main street,. Seattle. D m. Tues. Thurs
and Sal. Returning leaves Whateom s ..
r Fairhssvsn' as ? m sna Anaeortss
Seattle 81. ar q 20 round TIN. Taeana - 3.
or g round trip. W n ELLIS
SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock foot OF Main street. MGrffay Wed
ussday and Friday st ! a. m. for Port
WhatcoEn. Returning, leaves New What
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday az
INV. Bogarfus y Co. agents. City dock
Telephone. Main 81
THE ALAsKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WfILAPA.
Capt Georxs Roberts
Leaving Seattle for Alaska December 81.
1886. 81 70 o'clock. aid every nftssa days
10 ]. q. CARROLL. Agent.
sehwabachsr dock. Tel. Pike IS
CHARLES p PEABODY. General Man
CO OK THE GREYHOUND.
Everest Edfnsads. Snonomssn Route.
Two round trips daily sxceps sunday IN
effect Nov -. 1895. Leaves Seattle T.45 A.
va. 4. a 4. n. i@aveF Ex1rhtE n 4 pa
y. 10. Ssattle landing. ColmHn dock. Ev-
erett landing. Merchants dock Connects
with str fryer Tor Tacoma, with str MI
tado Tor snohomish. with train for Monte
gristo and nay stations Telephones Red
81 FRANK ". GOODHEE, Mgr
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
o. q NAIL
STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Gaihrsith dock. foot OF Washing
ton street Tuesdays. Thursdays ard Sal
urdays al : O'Clock =. m. FER Kingston
Port Gamble. Sesbsck Brinnon. Holly
pswatto. Liillwaap Falls. Hoodsport aud
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rotal sales.

iofai sales
American Sugar 81 8N. Bur.ing tou. = Te1.
Reading, sos, 81 PAU, $50.
Flour.
Receipts. fGEno: exports. ASST
barrels: dun. saIes being checked BY the
hiEn views af sellerS. Minnesota patents
s. as3A54
Wheat.
Wheat-Receipts. 2.Soo; exports, a7sslo
p shells Spot wea ker. No. I hard ~ C.
Options opened easy. rallied on higher ca
hles and covering. bit roiapsed again, bar
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FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland, Dec. %. 1sss.
RAN: stationary temperature
3. $. pAGCE. Forecas-er.
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Take steamer BAY CITY for Auacartes
FaIrbaEen or Wharcom Leaves CONNER
cal dock Tacoma. = =. N. City dock ffoot
Main street, Seattle. D. m. Tues Thurs
and Sal Returning leaves Whafeorn s ..
M. Fairhawen, f.is n IN ard Anacortex
II o rn sun We8neH. and FRI rarsa-
Seattle 81. OF 81 80 round trlu. Tacoma 81. 8
or g round trip W ". ELLIS
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Z. =. DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
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No reports from Straits stations. line
down
Maximum velocity. Fort caney. g
G. n. SALISBURY. Observer.
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PUGET SOUND q CENTRAL ANERr
CAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

E,sarshtp Transit all fssve Seattle for
CsntTal America on December Is.
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YARTrN,s VERY.
Hap, and Mthap, ia thu Thriving City
Across tho River,

The Dnnfo.d Guards met at the Me-
cllanics hall last night to consider the
question OF organizing permanently. The
question was discussed and most OF
those who expressed themselves were in
favor vt permanent organization. ut
least continuing as such untll the Ith OF
March. Il was stated that there had
been no precedent In Martins Ferry,
that this move would be an experiment
and Il would be wen 10 try the expert
ment until March 1. and Il successful to
continue.
y committee was appointed to see tho
different MEMBERS OF the DanlOrd
Guards aud other Republicans and re-
port how many names could be received
for such an organization. This COM
mlttec consists OF James Rnlston. Clar-
eace Selby Samuel Westwood. John W.
Crooks and Il. y. Llndsrmuth. 4 COM
mittee WAS appointed consisting OF EN-
est q. Smith. Thomas l. williams,
Ahr1n Lash and John H. Moore, TO
ascertain the cost OF hall and other
expenses and 20 draw up rules and regu-
lations.
The invitation from the coleraIn
Township Mckinley and Hobart club to
participate In The ioliIhcutIon At Coleraln
and Pennington Tomorrow evening,
which Includes free oyster supper to
visiting clubs, waS accepted. a COM
mittee was appointed 10 secure vehicles
which will leave the front OF the Belle
vue Hotel at & o'clock No action was
taken on the other Invitations.