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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-01

san Francisco. Dec. a.--Arrived--Mine-
ola. Port Townsend; hktn Marion, Pert
Biakeley. peparted-Jmatills, Nictoria
and Port Townsend: Bertha. Sand Point:
Costa Rica. Nanaiuo: sh Two Brothers.
Nanaimo: sh Dashing Wave, Tacoma. schr
Helen KinhaIl. Gray's hsrbor: scar Park
ershurg, coauille river; China. Hongkong
and Yokohama.
Freightx and eharters-Am schr Volun-
teer. now at Gr4y's harhor. lumber from
Puget sound TO sydney
Port Townsend. Dec. n.-Special.-To
sail tom0rrow-S2hr Spokane, Gamhls for
Honolulu. BT blk Norfolk Island, wheat.
Tacoma 20 United Kingdom; blk Wilma,
coal. Nansimo 20 San Francisco: bktn Mary
Winkleman, lumber from Port Gamble:
schr Puritan, lumber, from Port Gamble.
Schr Cempeer goes from Port Blakeley 70
Whatcom tomorrow 20 load lumber.
The schrs Meteor. r. s. Redheld and Hal
cyon sailed few days ago, but all put
hack 70 this port on account Of the storm.
The steamer Resale, loaded down with
freight. was not able 20 cross 10 Victoria
this afternoon. There Is strong southwest
wind. with snow here this evening.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board or Trade.

Chicago. Dec. 3l.-Wheat was unsettled.
showing decided weakness early in the sos
sion, selling of isc. but made sharp re-
action later, and went up 7sc from the
low point but eased off some The only
weak factor early was the Liverpool ca"
bles which quoted that market a. open
ing higher, but losing all the improvement.
But the trade was dull. the financial out
look unsatisfactory, with money said 10 ce
growing more difficult 10 borrow and tn-
terest rates hardening. and as tomorrow
win be a holiday the longs. IN view OF the
nervous uncertainty attending the marke',
began to liquidate and even UP. which was
an important factor in bringing about the
early decline. Later, however, trade be-
gan 70 consider the real bull news of the
day. and good huying followed. TIE
worlds shipments last week were officially
reported at only S,se0 600 bushels. or Loo
en3 bushels less than the estimated week
Iv consumption There was no contEadlc~
ton OF Yesterdays report OF the big De-
crease in the English visible, and there
were connrmatory reports OF wet Ans
tralian harvest Another strong factor
was In the big ciearances from New ork.
nearly go 600 bushels and then the shorts
got nervous and began TO buy not being
willing 70 stand short over the holiday.
when there was 50 much that was bullisn
n the market New York sent heavy buy
;ns, orders. ard all domestic markets were
an the up grade May sold from 3a2sc on
10 soc. then up TO soc. of 10 5ssc. closing
at 5s@ae
corn was dull, but prices held steady.
Oats were quiet, and 10 trading OF ae-
count.
run o. hogs. q. 90 head being reported.
closing Quotations.
vvheat-December and January. 51c; Nay,
5aa. -,
forn-Deceuber and January. z7sc; May
90 4,esi4c.
Cafa-Decernber. Igc; May. ls8i5tse
December. g. s1a: May. g. g7h
T7rd-Deeernber. s. aslz. May. s5.5Zl4sJ1. -.
T,lt.s-DecembeE and J2nuaEL Ai'h;
May. S25lz.
gya-3-izc.
RarieyT-E5a3-c.
F7axses,l--g27s ff93c.
Tmothy-S3.so.
Live stock.
rastIa-Cshnsee lots were steady. but
(.+s.a-a we're weaker: sales were on bass
- e. 2f,s34 20 for heeyes. The s1ocker and
fse<9er market was duli as ever. ButcheFs'
aus cannsrs' stuff was IN good demand.
cows AID he.frrs, 2lss8s
Most az The hog sales we're 81 50 sssf B. 20
choice pigs sol4 about the same - com
mon hogs
Ia sheep theirs was very good darnaai
for GOOD sheep and LAMBS, and prices re-
,raa,rs4 strong al s1.Slffe. -. Westerns
were IN demand az s27asg5.59. AID lam0s
sod a. s3z5a+E.
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Liverpool. Dec. u.-whest-Spot firm:
demand moderate: No. red winter. So Sd:
No. red spring. stocks exhausted: No.
hard Manitoba. IS 81: No. California. IS
si2a. Futures opened quiet. closed sliad
lower; January. IS Sd; February. IS sid.
March. - 4ia1; April. s. sA4d: Asey. IS sd;
June. IS sid.
Is 3D. Futures closed steady. unchanged
20 IA higher. January. IS Cd: February.
s. "a: March, s. 2i4d; April. IS s5ad: May.
s. sid: June. SIS st.d.
Flour-Firmi demand poor: ST. Louis
fancy winter. IS 50,
Hops.
Hops-At london, Pacffc cast, C So
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Passengers on the urnatilia.

The steamer Umatilla sailed from San
Francisco Tuesday with these passengers:
For Vlctoria-G. f. Kelly. Miss +. Mash,
Miss T., AaFston, O. +. Matthews, i. Y.
Williams. J. Burns. w. NJ. Stables. NJ. III.
Gambert. Mrs :. Broadman. p. Williams.
Miss A. Williams, Miss Al. Williams, Miss
II. J. walker
Port Townsend--J. J. Wilson. NJ. II.
Lynch. q. ". Rose. O. W, Hobbs, NJ. +.
Thompson.
Seattle-M. u. Balfour. NJ. Glthaus, j.
Latimer, Mrs. T. Moore. Il. Marreau, j.
3. Day. Mrs. VI, Loughlln. II. s. Palu
and wife. T. J. King. W. Il. Tr!mbhe. Mrs
A Whitney. IL. T.. Swift and wife, J. w.
Maitland. j. Conklin. j. Nelson.
Tacoma--F. Elliott, J. Hughes. ]. j.
Johnson. Mr. Stahl. a. Thiele. Mr. Soclloa,
NJ. J, Smith. II, Z. Wittmer, ID. j. Burl-
hart, s. Wyekoff.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

Iou9ou. Dec si.-silvef, - 9-is1. Con
sols. IS 3-1G
New York. Dec. 7i-Tne Evening Posts
London financial article says: a dali OPEN
ny IN stocks here today WIS succeeded ~
4 steady closing Messages are said 20 have
rasss-l between the colonial Office here ana
the Transvaal Republic. the result OF when
IS 10 dlspei the iAea Of any serious trouble
there. American securities isft OF slightly
sza4sE last nagats Gs2re= - = rule.
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Uavin ,so Well

nv rn0ering that the best line from
Minneapolis and st. Paul 70 Milwaukee ana
Chicago IL The Northwestern IAne."
T-4rse frst-class trains leave Minneapolis
AMI -, Paul daily, az follows:
Leave Minneapolis 81 a. m. g.f5 ?. m.
% o. n, Leave 81. Paul $40 a. m. s.E o.
m. so D. m. Arrive Milwaukee so. ?. m.
80 a. n: arrive ChiczSo s;iS ?. ~. % g.
n. s.31 a m.
Your home agent viii sell you tickets Via
this hFEt-cisss line For fslrthsr informa-
Ton and Illustrated folder. free. please ad-
sress r. ". PARKER
Puget Sound Agent.
CT Front street. Seattle
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Notice 20 Mariners.

Notice IS hereby given that the first
class can buoy. painted black and lettered
"R- r." in white, is reported To have gone
adrift from It's moorings on Rogue river
reef. sea coast OF oregon. IL will be re-
placed as early as practicable. This notice
affects the list OF heacons and huoys, Pa
cihc coast. 1894. page 81.
BY order of the lighthouse board.
O. w. FARENHOLT.
Commander IT, :. Navy, Inspector Thir-
teenth Lighthouse District.
Office Of the u. s. Lighthouse Inspector.
Portland, Or. December 30. 1895.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
HrnluGe.

Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
paid TO farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named, the
goods to he delivered in Seattle:
Hops-Choice. new. 4G5c per pound.
Hay Qn car load lots)-Puget sound.
timothy. IS soar per ton; Eastern Wash
ington. 50: mixed, $50.
Grain Un car load iots)-Oats. choice
Eastern WASHINGTON sii712, Puget sound.
$40 5oGff2: barley. s13 per ton; wheat, chick
Ell feed. sITQis; corn. SEQ: cracked. s2i.
Potatoes-New. s6ds per ton.
Butter. Eggs and Poultry-Handled on
commission.
Hides, Pets and TRilow-Heavy sailed
steers. over CO NJ. Sc; medium. per n. &c;
light. under As Tbs. Sc per 10; heavy cows,
Sc: light. Sc; sailed kips. Sc, and calf. per
n. SC: green hides. lie less than sailed; dry
hides. per ~ &c; cuils OF above, one
third less; dry elk. per n. Sc; dry deer
skins summer. per 10. 2eT25c; good win
ter. i0fI5c: poor and thin winter. sc:
sheen skins, 2ons0c; full wool. 50q60c;
wool. Western Washington, &c per 10;
taliow. 2lsffSitc.
Live stoek-Choice beef cattle. cows, 81
glLc. steers, sG3'4c; choice sheep. 241
,iSc good hogs. s3.15d325; calves. dressed.
large, &C; small. 5isT7c.
I.ogs-Superior quality. per NJ. FIR. S. 50
Gsoa: choice cedar. 100: common. per III,
81: spruce legs. 50.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lowx:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at s a m. passengers re-
ttived on board al a. m.) January 3. 8,
= 4, g. n
For Aaska-January and Is.
Puget Sound ports at 3 a, M, January :.
puset Sound ports al 3 a. m. December
n Is, %. =. 30
Tickets may he obtained at the Office OF
fhs company at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO.
General Agents. San Francisco.
] F. TRoWBRIDGE, J. s. Supt
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per cent; closed. easy at per cent: prime
mercantile paper, eSSs per cent. Sterling
exchange. dun and lower. with actual bust
ness y bankers oils at s4SSsseGSS for de-
msnd, ar9 SS71ss74SS for sixty days;
posted rates, saSseaA9 and sasef4.soa2
commercial bills. s4ssss. Silver certificates,
67157,so.
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LAB LINE-sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE
WEEKLY TIME CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves seattle-Dec. 80 at i midnight;
Jsn | az L midnight. Jan. at II mid
rlghf Leaves Mount Nernon-Jan. l at
gam.. Jan. 3 at a m: Jan at a. m.
GAZING at Tulalip going south Sunday and
rsrsh Tuesday.
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FOR BRENERTON. L. s. DRY DOCK
CHARLEsTON AND SIDNEY.

IE4N. CANDY.
Leaves Central wharf Two round trims
daily.
Leaves Seattle at s:30 a m. and 3.90
p. m. except the second Sunday in each
month. then man4ng one trip only. leay-
ing at p. m. Leaves Sundays at a. m
and p. m, touching at all intermediate
points.
Returning. leaves Sidney at 6:45 a. m.
and IL noon leaves Charleston at a. m
and n:l0 p. m. leaves Bremerton at T:f5
a, m. and Il. ~ 2. m, arriving at Seattle
al a. m. and 2.fs Y. m.
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STEAMER MABEL

Leaves seattle-Dec. . AZ Il midnight:
De- 81 at u midnight. Jan. at Il mid
rIght; Jan at IL midnight. Leaves Mount
Vsrnor-Dec 80 at a. m. Jan. ? at a.
, Jan. al I a m: JAM at a. m.
hlling al Edmonds. Richmond. Stanwood.
rr. Skagit City, Mount Vernon and Avon.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EyANGEr.

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay Route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Non
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at Is15
a m. for Port Townsend Port Williams
Dungsness, Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. Pysnt Clallam Bay and Neah
Bay; returning, arrives Seattle 2.30 D. m
on opposite days. Steamer Evangel leaves
Iesler dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS at
$50 p. m; arrives Seattle alternate days 3
D. m.
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,.il dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on cars. or tha jobbing rates
quoted by Wholesale dealers with ordi-
pary terms Of credit:
STAPLE GROCERIES.
Sugar Cobbing)-GoIden CO. IN Dbl.
nor y, &C: extra CO. in Dbl. per N, 4s.Al..
An, sranulated. in Dbl, per n. 5&c: cube,
&c: powdered. 6iae; &c per 10 discount for
spot cash on prices quoted.
Mamie sugAr-Five-pound boxes scol-
ionaa 20 the r.. i5c per 70; assorted
cakes. i.isc per pound
Flour, etc. uohhing) - Washington
s.-sirht. per Dbl, 50: patent. 81 q. Patent
rxraIlent. s325: Novelty A, $500: Cali
forn,a brands. $40; Dakota brands. Sc -
"a 80: huckwhest -four. ,'.r Dbl. s. %: per
ct 50; graham. per Dbl s3O0. or
,n-rn sacks. $500 per cwt: rye -four. per
mi ss.T5. or io-rb sacks. s. 70 Ser cat: rye
,neel per Dbl. $40; per cwt. $40: cat
Goats per Dbl. u5O95. 50: hominv
mar ewt. s275: cracked wheat. per
evil, se2s; rolled wheat. $3.50 bbls.
sacks. 1915: whole wheat -four, per cvt.
ss5: pearl barley. ioo-ib sacks, $50: g
4. hoxss. a. split peas, per i0o-Tb sacks.
A.. Ysro boxes SIC: corn meal, yellow
los s.. SOS. 81 90: white. los. $40: SOS. s..
Reans-(JobbinEf-Sm white. per n
&c. pink. Per u, 2i4c: Bayos, per h.
90 Lima per n SIC.
Rfea-f IOhhinEi-ia HAns DC. China. &c
,,er y, Island & f8SSsc.
pr.e(f as-(Jobbing)-Field. Per = &C.
salt-tJotst,ing}-L som SACKS.
car ton. Ssl2S: American dairy. co.
lacks. per ton. SIS; Coast half ground
isa-ro sacks per ton. SIC, 50-Io sacks, per
ton. yI. s-ro sacks. = IN bale. 2I5: SD
sacks g IN bale. s@-l5; io-ib SACKS, Is in
bale. t1I5.
Lard-tJobhinF>-Hon rendered. Per
- Sinclair. tIerces Sc Rex leaf. Sc
IA compound. tterces, &c.
Coffee - tJobblngl - Green-Mocha, per
n &c: Java. per 70. SOC. Costa Rica.
choice. per -. SAC; Rio. per -. &c
Roasted-Arbuckls's- Ia Ioo-fo cases. per
cwt. 81 %: ea-fb eases. per cwt. e. -:
ss-fr, cases. per cwt. 81 81. Java, $40 tin
cans. per n. SSc; T. Snd lo0-ro eacss. S4e /:
Alden Mocha- Sc: peeberry blend. zlc:
Guatemala. &c. ground coffee. ao32il-c:
Lion. SOS
Chocoias--CJ obbing)-Baker's. fs-ro Pre-
MUM. sc. I2-Io Eag!e, -. Star. I'm
boxes. &c.
Cocoa-tJoehing)-Ep IN tins. IL
= boxes. Ssh4c; Bakers, 6-lb ooxes. s5c.
Van Houtens. lib tins, Sc: l@-Ib tins,
s-s.c. :. tins. 81
Condensed k-fJob5!ngi-EaEie. rer
case, $50. Highland. unxweetened, s. 50:
81. Charles Cream. ISs. Standard. s. .:
Monroe unsweetenst. IS. Econou1v. s..
small. per Goa. s. 10: medium. sSSs. pen
per sauce, plnts. Per coE. $i-1s: tomato
catsup. California. pints- rs Der COZ:
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL NORTHERN.

HOTEL ROhI1iEftS~
Charles Perry Kansas CITY.
Capt l.. Wiley, Olympia
Mrs. J. +. Crawley, City.
James Pearl. Snohomish.
Charles Parsons. Duluth
J. g. Gale. Port Angeles.
Mrs J. g. Gale. Port Angeles
/ G. Hooper, Atehlson. Kan
Henry c. Phillips. Morrison n. ).
Miss Belle Miller. Indiana
T. l.. Duell, EllensbpFg.
Mrs. II. J. Rountree. Port Biakeley.
j w. Walker. Astoria.
william Peteheil, Tacoma
John Kingston. City.
John l.. Sillivan. Boston
J. II Faler. Tacoma.
q. GustafsOn, ChemAinet.
4. n. Coleman. Port Townsend.
r :. Alexander. Tacoma.
r. g. Jones, City.
NJ. c. Harris. San Francisco.
G. GFeenborg. Port Angeles.
Mrs. c. Greenberg,. Port Angeles.
w RI WEIGH. Portland, or.
Mrs. John Trumbull. Port Townsend.
A Hagerty. Snohomish.
l. A. Ayerst, Fairhaven-
Ted Baihly. Tacoma.
+ f. McGrue. san Francisco
Y. Tiscornia, Fresno. CAL.
W W. Wright. II. San Eranc1-eo. ---.
HOTEL BUTLER.
G. Jones. Whateom.
Austin e. GFlnitbs. NOntsEano.
u r. Davies, San Francisco.
James ElIwood. New WhatcoTn.
] ". sanborn, Kansas City.
Miss Louise ST. Eissa. Tacoma
Afiss Isabella Breckenridge. Tacoma
A. Y. whiting. st. Joseph, 80,
william Walker. Port GaInbls.
w J. Macsuiey AMI wife. Victoria
Harry Egan. Tacoma
s. ID Bridges, Tacoma.
q. Thomas Hall. Tacoma.
CSeorRa A. Brooke, IssaQuah-
Charles Arnholi, Kansas city.
G ~ McL0uth. New York.
AR. and Mrs. Ben Hsrlst. Chicago.
4y,4ward Hutchinson. Ulasg0w, Scotland.
W q. Appleton. u. r. ). Patterson.
i ri. Mechanical Tacoma.
Mrs. l.. Thomas and daughter Port
Townsend.
4. E.nsoa Sharp and wife, Victoria
Mr. George Smith. Victoria.
Mrs T. Pearson. Victoria
" r. Smith, victoria
julius Siegel. San Francisco.
~. n SpsysT, spskane.
Frank c. Nash. Spokane.
7. O'connor. Tacoma.
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r1al,y. rDai,y except s9"aay'
sort ana a.-cet line 70 Al I- .--.--'.-,.i
- .fs1 Ststrsets e Nester " Asa,ns 20
'D e;sn.rai osiice. CONAN ''eeN' ~'''e'
"aS'i0 sCRoGGy. General Freight and
PASSENGER Agent
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Turkeys!
TurkeyS!

We all have two car loads o. turkeys n
for IRE Christmas trade. Ssnd y1ur orders
l. early. as IL sli4 insure yoa choice stock.
JOHN u. AGEN.
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S. FIRST Class 20 san Francisco,
g secand class. including berth and meals.
steamship WaIla " ala, January Z.
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Portland. Dec. Wheat-Dull, steady;
Walla Walla, 5l452c; Valley. 5iQ54I9c per
bushei.
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Daily a. Il midnight except Saturday for
F3moads Everett and Snohomish river
points Landing at City dock, Seattle.
LILLY. BOGARDTS & CO, Inc.
I'll Main ST. Owners and Managers.
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The highest. lowest and closing prices
OF some OF the leading stocks for the year
were as follows:
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
& Eastern
Railway.

rHos. n ERowE. Receivers
JNO. II. BRYANT
Trains leave and sFaSe depot i'0' -
Columbia street
TINE CARD ~ EFFECT De. =. ~
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VICTORIA ROUTE.


STEAMER ROSAIIE.
Araagton dock. leaves FOR victoria and
sa1 Townsend daily. except Sunday, al
. 4 N; returning leaves Victoria at .
n Steamer Geo f., Starr leaves for
~. townsend aud way points daily. eS-
81 saturday, az 9 .. m. SUNDAY. direct.
: m, returning direct. leaves Port
.-Shsend a. 4 y III. Phone Pike -.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.


STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
rsrrvInT United States mail, leaves City
AZ foot Of Man street, Monday,
Tsdnesday and Friday at ] a. m. for
psrt Townsend, San Juan Islands and
w Wnatconl7 Returning. leaves New
ESateom Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
Say. at 4 a. m.
TIME cARDrIN EFFECT JAN. /:
north bound-Ileaves Seattle. ! a. m. !;
l.sves Port Townsend s a. m: leaves FRI
A. Harbor 1870 a. m: leaves Roche
Tsrbor has p. m: arrives at New What
ssuth boundLLeayes New Whatcom a.
" leaves Roche Harbor 10 a. m, leaves
rrsay Harhor II A. m: leaves Port
Tswnsend D. m; arrives at Seattle 7:i5
q n. ,,,-
r. Thompson, managing owner. Lilly,
gcrsrdus & Co. agents. CITY dock.
Telephone, Main 81.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.

EVERETT ROUTE STR. GREYHOUND
Daily, except Sunday.
Leaves Everett S.45 a. m, .. m.
Leaves Seattle II 30 a. m. and 4.S0 p. m.
sanaays-Leaves Seattle $50 p. m;
raves Everett II a. m.
Fare-SinEie trip. 1ec: round trip. 81 q;
eaaects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
LAnding-Colman dock, foot OF Marion
s1ATTLE AND TACOMA NAVrGA-
TON COMPANY.
OAat Troup. Pres. F. W. Goodhue. Sec.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

San Francisco, Dec. 81. - Wool
Fail, short, trashy San Joaquin
plans. 3I5c: good san Joaquin plains. 4lt
&C. southern and coast 4a5c: mountain
woods. light and free. 6d7c; mountain
woods defective and heavy, 516c; Hum
boldt and Mendocino, sd9c.
Hops
Hops-41Gc per pound.
Financial.
Silver Bars. Goa Drafts. Sight. ia
Mex. Dol rs. 53i eGI54 Drafts, Teleg h.. 10
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TIME SCHEDULE.
In Eject November 10. 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE.
For St Paul and East $50 p. m.
FOR Portland, iz;0 and 10 p. m
sF'or Grays Harbor ana South Bend.
i2.e0 y. m -sa
For Tacoma, 10 ana a. m, 10 Z:sS.
40 and 10 p. IA. .,x..
row, 81 Paul and East. 2:2S p. m.
t-~ory, Portland. $40 a. m. and Csc ?. m.
sp,roTn Gray's Harbor and South Bend,
VI stt,ilcp1 n OLYMPIA. GO 2. m.
Frorn Tacoma $40 and 1890 a. m. ass,
4 A. go and $50 Q. m
sYaflv except sunday. All others daily.
yer@lrls leaving Seattle al a. m. and Gas
= m make no stop between Seattle and
1~airs leaving Tacoma AZ 1871 4. m. ard
= a. - m make no steps between Tacoma
az Ts' So card sobjec, TO change without
F@r rates. routes and other information
call on or address
General Agent. Seattle.
CITY Ticket OH1ee, corner Yesler avenue
and Front street
nepot Ticket once corner west and
Columbia streets. o., l..,.r,r--7,.
Asst. G-n Pass Acert
" = N1rrson street, corner IalFl.
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@FiA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
: v, R)t rs
"~AeF Nav}Eat.ca Co.'S Steamer
AULr< oMAH.
DAILY TlAIE CARD.
Cve--se ~.to- Arrive.
Esssr.s a. = ~ r1 haccs,a- az. - n
s9:,is - j. a. & 10 Seattle At-..I210 m
fgsSrsa -. = 2 'u Ac1ua a.. Sya1 2 n
= $50 p - oiN mpla at. - p II
NIFN or AEERuEEN.
@&ly except Sunday
s.,.. Leave. a--,,-a
lsee.ss. '''..- - a n ia -cr,a 80. s.aaar,
49, &c a. "a "a ,Aty mplz .... 90 N
K&eas.a --'' - 8 ~ Tacoma Gee. $40 5 n
Fsse~ e.. s.a3 { m Seatt.e -. s.G , N
tses fsasen Seattle ard Tacoma. 8
Ms,- s.ssns Al Seattle, Cl;y dock, feet
-. 80 AEuTS 4 go. AGENTS.
"a, .h9ck. Telephone, Man s..
- Macy. A@24ssr.
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wHArcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE


STEAMER RAY CITY
Ives City dock. foot u Main street.
a. ; a m. except Mondays. Tor Ana
Is fAtfaay en and Nhatc0m Return
- caves NAatocu daily at : o. IN. eX-
Nnodays Ear. 81 Special eXcur-
rates on sunday
S-aas. Man s.
w II. ELLIS, Owner.
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STEAMERS.
- OK THE FLYER"

on THE FLYER" 8
SEATTLE TO TACOMA;
+ sss seas aaa sM iTfR'y FLYER nsns'e'
InD ssiiy trips, Seattle-Tacoma
sssls. e EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY z
TIME CARD.
,.-s 5gS- round trip, &c.
SIZE eaffIe-7:45, 1l:l5 a. m: 2a4s, s:i5
LssFe SUNDAYS
Ivs se sse,asa1s 4 a. a. 4 q. go, P
Lave a. Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
Lanc.a-ssS TomnerciaI dock. foot OF Ma
~ f'rs steamers Flyer and State oof
s.ssngton, fare 5oc.
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- sor-sp AND ALASKA STEAM

~.cET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. B. c.
Nv NJ. Tacoma ..IlIoIAr .........
sspnLs 7sPt s T6wnsen nd, 8 Ar.........
.EArlli0g. Victoria - div s:3oam
'.Dzly except Sunday.
-.ls steamer furnishes hrst-class ac-
.,.nohaflons. carrying both freight and
sssssngers, and Leaves from Yesler wharf,
Seattle.
For rates. etc. inquire OF -
Tesier Wharf, Seattle.
I. A. NADEAU.
General Agent y. p. X. r.. Seattle.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
Z. s. MAIL STEAMER CHEHALrs

Leaves Colmans dock Mondays. wednes-
eays and Fridays for Kingston, Port
Gamble Seaheek Brinnon. Lnliwaup
Fails, Hoodsport and Union City. returning
Alternate days Fare. 80 cents Freight,
h cents per ton 10 all points on canal.
FRANK ". G0ODHUE. Agent.
Telephone Red al
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STEAMERS.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Tine "a ~ ~ re-. -. x~

PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Gard IN Effect June ], 1855.
Seattle, Everett and whatcorn route
state q washington leaves Seattle daily
except saturday. at 70 D n
oeatsie ana la Conner route-Falrheven
10 p. n. -
Telephone. Man yTS yesfe- Dock
CUT RATES, CT-T paTrsr
SEaTTLE-TAC0MA ROUTE.
STEAMER CRICKET
Makes three round trips daily. as foIlovs.
Leaves Tacoma 5soG a m. u m and 40
,. n; leaves Seattle $40 a. m, 2.l5 D. "a.
and 7:l5 3. m.
Fara- &c.
Sunday Excursions-Leava Tacoma $40
a. "a. and 10 p. m: leave Seattle II a. M.
ana 40 p. NJ Fare, PC