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Visible Supplies.

Special cable and telegraphic dispatches
to Bradstreets. covering the principal
points OF accumulation, Indicate tho fol-
lowing changes IN available supplies last
Saturday, as compared with the preceding
Saturday:
Wheat-United States and Canada east
Of the Rockies. increase g go bushels.
afioat for and in Europe increase, accord
Ing 10 the Liverpoo! Corn Trade News. zoe :
on, worlds supply. totai~increase. 3s3, coo
bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada eas, OF
the Rockies. decrease. 81. 90 bushels.
Oats-Cnitsd States ard Canada east OF
the Rockies decrease Tsa 60 bushels
Further shifting of the country's wheat
stocks Is Indicated hy reports TO Brad
streets this week Among the more i'm
portans increases rot reported in the Wis
inis supply was the gain Of 20 90 bushels
at New Orleans. $50 go bushels at Chicago
private elevators ard lie 90 bushels at
Winnipeg. The large decrease included a
falling Of Of 5so.Go bushels a. For7 Will
szra and Eee~-atir. and 80 go bushels a Z
points IN Manitoba outside ef Winnipeg.
General Quotations.
rlour-Rsceipts q sl3 barrels; exports.
zf3 barrels. Earke: continued very quie.
az barely steady prices City nall patents.
s. g515 s.: city nIjii clears. g. 1850.
Wh1a.-ReceIpts IL A. bushels; exports.
"a 100 bushels. Spot arm No. . red sszzc.
Options opensa easy under local offerings.
rallied On French cables. small Northwest
receipts and cold weather West, holding
crrn ali day. and closing %EAc ne+ higher
o.. a late scare afnong shorts MAY. e SIS
ess.c, closed ssisc: Decenbec. sAzl5Gssc.
closed a7'se
Conee-opsions closed steady. at net
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Wool and Hops.

weol-spr.ng. Nevada. liaisc: Oregon:
Szn Io,nnin lambs 7Gsc; Northern lambs
ioGi2c: mountain lambs. ion l2c. San Joa-
onIn plains. T1sc: Humboldt and Mendo-
emo It6f5c. =.
ffiic.
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transactions Since January mn.l
for YeaferdMY.

Real estate transactions since January l.
1891. are s.. 47A. 81. There were filed for
record yesterday nine deeds. aggregat,ng
slti 40. Following II the list
George BurchiI 20 Maria Burchin lot II,
block 3. Baxter I'D, December Is. s.
Belle Sauis ant --ishand. w T., 20 David
Utiey. lot ~. block % Ballard Park add.
October 10, 1891 SIS
Minnie a Game and husband. Z r. "a
Joanna Sullivan. LOT g. block g. Ren,on
add. pecsnifs- a. = no
Columbia & Puget Sound Railroad Com
psny to Northern Pacific & Puget Sound
Shore Railroad Company. undiv .Aed half
interest IN right-cf-way 30 feet SlGe across
LOT 5. block A. A. Denny's add. Novem-
Der ls. q. C.. 81
The Central 5rux. CO mpany Of New York
20 National Bank OF Commerce of Seattle
lots TO g. block l. c. III. Hanford' 3 secons;
add. April 2. q. c.. s. $50.
r. J. GEattsn ct Tx. 10 Georgia ~. Knapp.
part 10. .. sec II, ~ p. :, December III.
81 40
sheriff - Harold Preston. lots I and =
block g. David 8 Maynard plat except
portion condemned FOR widening aogsh Sec
onS street. Dscsrnber IL. yiba9szso
George X. Garter 81 OK. TO Harold prss-
ton. lots and 2. block O. David s. May
nard's Plat. June 10. q. c.. 81.
Mary Ann " eleh 20 David Ttley. lots 10
20 II. block IL salmon Bay Park add. No
vembsr u. q, ., <k1s-
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advance OF Is to % points, sales, IL. - bags,
including December. 5..sc: March. Ss;afs.,.
Spot cotee>Ric. steady; No. invoice.
SAc: No. johhin~ slse; mild market dull:
Cordova. AsefiSc
Sugar-RSw. strong; refined. strong
wcoi-Seuiet
Petroieum-Dul
Metals.
Pig Ircn-Warrants. steady: IS, 70 bid and
S. 70 asked.
Ccpper-Lake, quiet and unchanged
SO. sSssk7fl
Tin-E,asy. SIS -ess1Is. ~
Spelter-Dull s.. N<3s
Lead irmer: s.. 7est as ny brokers. s..
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FOREIGN MARK EIS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
1.-THE settlement has been satisfactorily
concluded. and the stock markets here were
generally good today. temper In The money
market having no effect. The failure was
the rise in English rails, on the belief that
the engineering strike is. about settled.
Americans were good and closed near
the best, although the support here is al
most entirely professional. st. Paul was
especially bought at the close.
.Kaffirs were animated and strong. nosa-
bly, the Dop level shares l am privately
informed that large block of shares has
been taken up by a syndicate In Scotland.
Western Australian mines were buoyant.
There Is a keen demand for gold by Russia
and india at IS strong The allotment of
Indian council drafts was all sold and five
lakhs In addition. The allotment rates
ranged up to l5MlGd. Indica tons favor Il
demand for drafts for some time TO come.
Paris copper shares were steadier.
"A huge amount was borrowed from the
Bank of England today
BrendsfufTs.
LIVERPOOL, Dec Wheat-Spot No
2, red Western winter. no stock.
Corn--December steady, IS 2Ad; Febru-
AIRY steady, IS lid.
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Jonoing prices yesterday were as fol-
Sugar, Flour and Coffee.
rs, sugar Gobbing)-Golden &C. In obIs. per
%: &c extra G. In bbls. per 10. 5isc; dry
Ssanuiatsd, in bhls. per ID. SAC; cube, 5s4c.
Maered she: spot cash prices
~ ~ Novelty A. A.4o: California brands.
80. Gold Dron siio: Tyee, $40: buck
smaea'. Per hhl, $50: per cwt. s.. 75qt; gra-
s ew, rye -four. per Dbl. $40: or lob sacks.
ss.ae per cwt: rye meal per bbl $40; per
ho s Nv; rolled eats. per bbl. sts5as:
Wnoie wheat -four per cwt. SIS: pearl
BARLEY l0e-Ib sacks. &c: 25-lb boxes. .lsc:
IKE eesn meal pea SeIIow sae 1ss 81 e esns s.
wnite los. $40: sos. si.eo: faxed horniny.
Dds, 81: kegs. s. Is.
sc eon 1sv dobbIngl-Gnesn-Moeha. per ID.
S en- ,S per ID. 2ac Roasted-Arbuckle's
IA iW-Ib cases. per cwt. slIs5: eo-lh cases.
g Pss ews sll.s: ss-lb cases per cwt. 81; $:
Alden Alden Mocha. 37isc: Caracoia, &c: Qua.
,, len =, PIC: ground coffee. 1890: Lion.
1--WE sil.oo; Sos. BILE: 36s. s1ls5.
Meats, Provisions and Fish.
EFT. Fresh Meats fiobbing,-Cow beef. sa5,sc:
10; pork. &c per ID; veal &c per ID.
hrroVislons Oobbing)-Hams. large. lie:
d dams g.. small HE: breakfast bacon, 1ac;
Fresh Fist sobbing,-Halibut, sa4c:
ga sSals1non. 4n5c; salmon trout. Sc: founders.
s,19sc. soles. &c, rock cod. SC: black bass.
shrimps. Zoe.
notter, Cheese. EgKs aud Poultry.
Butter-Ranch. 15Glsc: fancy dairy. in
ss4Iares. IsQzle: Washington creameries'
z-lb prints, 2sa2sc.
,nSneese Uobbingl-Native Washington,
i"E lz-9c: New York, 121sc.
Legs 0obtineN-Fsastern. 1Sl21c; strictly
fresh ranch, 2SG32c.
Fouitry-Dressed chickens llhc: tur-
s seys, dressed, 15c per lb ducks, $s.5Ol4 per
Vegetables and Fruit.
per ton. ~-N~s
Vegetables (iobhihg,-Onions. silver
skins. s2Q2, 50 per 100 lbs; beets, soc per sack;
Saooage. Ac per ID: carrots, 3oQ40c; hot
h house issItuce, 4oc per doz; tomatoes, hot
$25
Green Fruits 0obbingl-Oranges seed
nnss, C2yG250: navels. $3.25Gp3.50; lemons
fancy California, So selects. S2d25O: choice
20 fancy apples, 9ocGsl; common apples, Is
s @Syc; bananas. saa27s; California grapes.
SoM.ac per crate: cranberries. $s50d9.50 per
oarrei. - per box: pears. 5acnsl rer box
Hay, Grain and Feed.
HAY Oobbing)-Puget sound, per ton,
s sse. sas,ern Washington timothy. $l4: alf-
Oats 0obbing)-S20.
Wheat-$2s
,o baI ss,Xs7oSg obbing)-Rolled or ground. per
Corn-Whole, 500: cracked. SO: feed meal.
per ton. w; bran. SIS; shorts. ST..
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CHICAGO. Dec. 15-William r. Baker.
president OF the Board OF Trade. says with
reference 20 the unusual conditions in
wheat:
Cash wheat Is at a premium over sn-
ture delivery here. and in all parts OF the
world because more has been sold than
can be delivered. Wheat is scarce all
over the world. Not enough was grown
last year TO supply the demand America
has its OWE opportunity 10 make It's own
price for wheat. now think this conn
try has already exported millions OF bush
els OF wheat, which IL will soon need Cor
its own consumption. and the fun scarcity
Is not by any means yet appreciated,
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch to the Poss-Intellieencer.
TAToOSH. Dee. I.-~4 y. m.-Baromefers
So.ea; cloudy; wind east ten miles IN.
ward-Tng Sea Lion. IL noon: ctr Wash.
ienaw, las y. m; steam schr Whi,elaw.
= n. m. Outward-Sh Bohemia In tow AZ
Sea Lion. IL 40 a. m. In the straits. hoani
up-A ship in tow and schooner beating
up.
NEAH BAY. Dec. l5.--4 p. m,-Partly
cloudy; calm.
PORT ANGELES, Dec. 15.--4 y. m.-Bar.
ometer. sole; partly cloudy: wind sass1
five miles. Banks Dunraven and Morss
and ship Spartan In the bay bound out
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Mining stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. De- L-Today nArses
xs. largely professional. and IN ihs con-
test between he bulls ard bears the former
enlisted themselves under the esnnsF o.
~. eoaiers and The latter made the locAs
traction stocks their main resource 4 &c
fortunes AZ hsftie shifted several times dur
ing the day, ard In 4ae middle OF the after
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~ G RUrTEE. Deputy.

&oaaTE NOTICE-In the superior
- n the state of Washington. for
~. rnui1iy. In the matter of the cs-
~ n Helen Cynthia Frederick, de-
1900. No 2s0S. Notice.
Sssice u hereby given to Frank A.
sesssSis Frederick deceased, and TO all
! .3sese interested In said estate, that
- 4 frederick and Harry Frederick,
~ saiv heirs of law Of said deceased.
s..s llIsA IA said court their petition pray
- ~ lie distribution to them OF all the
.sS tSnt Friday, the 7th day OF January,
n 80 o'clock a. m. at the court
-. q the probate department Of our
4 M aessrt. in the city OF Seattle, In said
~. eoufSfy. has been duly appointed by
sea eourt for the hearing of said petit
~ a which time and place any person
I iieiegied In said estate may appear and
- aid petition and contest the same.
Siinas the Hon. VIM. Hickman Moore.
80 a said superior court. and the seal
"a court hereunto affixed this 7th day
si, GEO. NJ. HOLLOWAY.
Clerk.
nv. C. RUTTER, Deputy.
] Gaie Of Washington. county OF King. AZ.
Sc Geo. NJ Holloway, county clerk OF
10 county and ex-officio clerk OF the
sSSyi0f court OF the state OF Washington.
r. ~ county of King, do hereby certify
/ III I have compared the foregoing copy
~ the original notice OF hearing OF Pc
nm far distribution In the matter of the
Sesia Of Helen Cynthia Frederick. de-
sSsaa and that the same Is a true and
Illec{ transcript OF said original and OF
r. uhole thereof.
VIlnesa my hand and the seal of said
ere1ios court al my office In Seattle. this
81 day Of December. 1897.
aeaj) GEO. NJ. HOLLOWAY.
Clerk.
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BrendsfuHs,
The Gold ReHerYe.

WASHINGTON. Dec. I5.--Today's state
ment OF the condition of the treas,ir,
shows: Available cash balance, sa27 965.
6S2: gold reserve. sl5s. s4eT74
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PACIFIC COA~ I

ShraC NUASF STEAWSHHP CO.
The Company's elegant steamers INA
lila. CITY OF PTERI.A and wALT.A
c 1919 =. leave SEATTLE for San Fran
CISCO. va PORT Townsend and Victoria. r
=; ~ q m- Eoy. s. IL. Is. %. q. 81. Dec.
= ,, ~ - 81 %. Jan. & g IL. ls. q. q Due
e san FRANCISCO a. M, Nov 8, Ia Is. q q
pec. : :. ~. IS. q .. Jan. 2 I, Il II, 2 n.
s,,,. 4. Leave SAN FRANCISCO for Sc
eng # n. Nov. :. I. Il. II. =. q. Dec.
f;.: y " - q. jan 1. 6. II. IL q. rs. ii.
Due AZ seattle p. m. Nov. s. 10 Is 20 q 90
zee 2 10. Is %. 8. %. Jan 4. 8. a. 10. "a. -.
me elegant steamers CORONA. CITY
ri ri riCFEkA. AND AL-KI leave SEAT
= 1T ns TOT Alaska a. M. Nov. 1 s. II. is. q.
g. - Due back at Seattle Nov Il. is,
= lee. 2, 9 ~. Is. n, q, Jan. 2. Z. IL II.
-. rep. !, 9, ii. The company reserves
snl 20 cnange without previous notice.
~ es"sfs' sailing dates and hours OF SAIL
TRowBHTDGE. p. 8. sups. Ocean
~ Ssati'e Ticket Agent Sos First Ave.
Arts San Francisco.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
HOTEL DlfJ.ER.


Hugh Mcmillan. Machias.
II. Munhoiland, Snohomish.
j. 8. Holt. Snohomish.
Mrs. Holt. Snohomtsh.
q. A. Gordon. Tacoma.
A. j. Wilson, Tacoma.
j. F. Buck Golden. III.
, j. F. Weber. SuohonAsh.
s. II. Smith. San Francisco.
Arthur West. San Francisco
Robert +. Whitman. Olympia
Bert Farrar Duckabush.
Mrs. III. Hammer. Mount Vernon.
Miss Hattie Hammer. Mount Vernon.
w. III. Halpin. Fidalgo City.
w. J. Baker, Wickersham.
Mrs. Baker, Wickersham.
Master Master Walter .,. Baker. wieksrsham.
Mrs. ketehum. Stanwood
f. G.. English, Mount Vernon.
u. Il. Baison. Conway
j.. Durham. Texas.
Mrs. J. Holloway, Tacoma.
Springs. Cal
A. s. Towle snohomish
r. II. Williams, Snohomish.
j. O. Sharpiess, Fairhayen.
w. J.. Stephen, Philadelphia.
w. r. Gaffner. siiverdaie
Miss Title Pugh. Edmonds.
=. l.. Parker. Snoaualnie.
Mrs A. J. Robinson. Port Blaksiey
Mrs. c. f.. Byier Port Blakcley.
HOTEL BUTLER.
w N Lazier. Tacoma.
l.. A. Hin. Everett.
j. Holland, Victoria.
Fl. Il. Kirby. Blaine.
w. J. Law. CITY Of Mexico
John l.. JepSon, New York
II. ". Brdsall. Portland.
a. w. Wisner. Olympia.
{. II. Lawrence. Snoauaimie.
Robert Iamison. Vancouver. 3. G.
l.. A. Campbell. Vancouver. b. {.
j.. ID. Hodge, Mount Vernon.
II. +. Rogers San Francisco.
George EasHon. spokane.
J. g. Kennedy. New York.
f. s. Il. Prentiss. Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs u. r. Heliker, Carbonate.
Miss Helker Carbonate.
u. l.. Casselinann. NJ. ~. New YORK
G. @. n. Curry VI D.. New York.
+. Purdy, New York.
vi r. Merkeei New York.
II. G. Wilmer, New York.
81. ". Waslee. New Jersey.
". Strouse Victoria, II. G.
T. NJ. Vance, olympia.
Charles w. Seymour. Tacoma
e. r. Todd. Victoria.
r. v. Writch, Vancouver
Mr.. and Mrs r. e. Campbell, Belfast
Ramon Pratt. San Francisco.
e. ID Frstt. Everett.
William A. Wilson. San Franefsco.
b. II. Benson. ST. Paul
F. n Botsford philadelphia
George % Mclean. Mount vernon
Mr. and Mrs &. r. Harrison, stanWooS
s. r Harrison. Florence.
Miss r. Dickey, Portland.
w. e williams, Portland.
l.. r. Walker. Aberdeen.
A, s. Newman. New YORK.
J A. Black. Drain. Or
Mrs. V Jenkyn Portland.
n y coleman New York.
J w. Bailey Montana.
d. c. Lewis Portland
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL
IF. Groves. Oregon.
= J Mccarthy. oreson
i T,enonan Leayenwortn.
4 s Lindsey. LeavenTorth.
W E Boies. Juneau
q X woods San Francisco.
w. w. Harpis: Br1,nyn'
~ Nico!sou, Str. AMI
Prank Cody. Quincy, III >.
Robert NJ Cody. Dubuque. Il
Tom Anderson. pyss-
a J. Rsliuger. Fredohia-
r Heath Port Gamble
r n. syrnlngton Gan Fransise"
= = Hsrrorl. san Francisco.
|. - %-al~ar San Francisco.
- sndersora gsu Francisco
PRANK Coslga San Francisco.
s.eeyleq Martin. San Franchises
+ ~ MeFsIsaey Gan Francisco
II Ehrsns San Francisco.
MtehSison ard children. sAn
n. Kn,sdsen. San Franessco.
otto T. r. KsunH. San Eranc.
II f. Pr,lckmar. San FIanrhs~
A Paul San Francisco
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noon the bulls seemed to have received =
800 0ecfsiSe advantage. the earlier
, .narked losses ia some special stocks hav-
ING teen almost entirely wiped out. and
the bears apparently driven 70 cover.
IN the last hour OK trading. however,
large number or loans were suddenly
rate ssiTened sharply TO per cent. at
which rate large amount OF money was
placed This induced liquidation. especially
IN stocks which yielded profit On the
days advance. The bears. thus encour-
aged, renewed their attack on the special
ties which had ensrcssed their attention
al day and uncovered stop loss orders on
the way down. As consequence, the tide
tory lay with the bears. A small part Of
the days large gains were left in some
stocks which had shown most early
strength. bu. in other leading shares early
gains were replaced by tate losses.
The scarcity of money Is due 20 the cpe-
rations looking to the payment tomorrow
OF an installment OF about &Soa.oco on the
Union Pacific sale The previous payments
700 nave been left on deposit in New York
banks. but tomorrow's payment viii go d.
rect into the treasury. and be removed
from the money market Two additional
be made. one on December Il and one on
January 5. and this viii also go directly
into the treasury. The payment by the
government on December "a OF the rnatur-
ing Pacific bonds. which amount to over
sSNs,ooo. will be made by checks. presum-
ABLY on the New York deposits TO the gov
ernments credit
The movement Of currency continues
from New York this week indicating a
stu further decline In New York cash re-
serve. The tone OF sterling exchange was
somewhat easier today, but did not re-
spond IN a marked degree 10 the harden
ing or the. money market. Time loans for
tne shorter period also stifTensd appreci-
10y me early strength in the days
STOCK market was aided by the rise in the
price or coalers, due to reports OF an agree
Ment 10 restrict the output next year. The
Northern Pacific stocks were also a center
OF strength, the preferred advancing at one
tlme lNs and the common nearly point,
reports from London and the European
Dourses showed q good demand there Tor
those stocks.
Sugar was traded In ex dividend. and
az one time during the day showed a rally
on one,,nird of the dividend. but In the
Iatsr dealings IL succumbed quite easily
and lost over ten points on the day.
ne bond market was firm at less active
prices. Some OF the high-pricesi issues
showed sharp advances. Total sales were
sao.W" T. 5. new tours declined u bid.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. frmer at ga per cent:
last loan. sis per cent; closed. 1904 per
cent Sterling exchange. easy, with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at 81 81 for
demand and $.S2ssai SOS for sixty days;
posted rates, 81. Si2I4.A and s4S6ixG4 81:
commercial bills. A.S2t4. Silver certifi-
Gates. 59l2Mosisc; bar silver SIC: Mexican
dollars, 4aikc. Government bonds. easier;
state bonds, dull; railroad bonds, strong.
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.--~9 NOTICED the superior
- - sfate OK Washington. Tor
1T .. ~ Ia the matter OF the es-
Sssef Frederick. deceased. NO.
b - 4 hereby given 70 sn a.
-. ~.fafe Of Peter Frederick.
"a n Ali persons interested In
II. ast hst frank A.. Frederick and
o4.s4 Srsck- heirs and legatee3 un-
i.sf viii and testamen OF said
have filed In said court their
1oSse, .s,.y for the distribution to
"; fhe real and personal prop
q n.s e1fste and that Friday. the
~ yyan,.ary isgs Of 30 O'clock a.
I ~. 2. ce,,rt room Of the probate de-
- y =. - our said court. In the city OF
e.,. = saN King county. nas oeeh nu-
.s61nted BY SAID eSuls -. .9n,s su sna aiacs
ri - ~. Interested In said estate may
r. - resist said petition ana con-
- " s's ,he Hon. VIM. Hickman Moore:
ri ia superior court, ana the seal
& - <eurt hfreunto anixeo TINS stn Gay
pssspOe1 GEO. N. HOLLOWAY.
nD Clerk.
c. RETTER. Deputy.
|S washington, county OF King,
- II. Holloway, county clerk OF
So unity and ex-officio clerk OF the
- ~n,srt OF the state OF Washington
~ ~ounty OF King. do hereby certify
Ave compared the foregoing copy
-. ~ original notice n hearing OF pc
~ ~ NfsfYibution In the matter Of the
~ pefer Frederick, deceased, and
Il 4. ssnae II true and perfect tram
~ 81 sald original and of the whole
Z l!1.sssss.a my hand and the seal Of said
& Assss. .n,rf nj my office In Seattle this
~ a December, 1887.
sS GEO. VI. HOLLOWAY.
Clerk.
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Val okCHtED AND PORT WASH.
iNINTNNN y aAfty,.,

arr> Stf.N ttFA r.
sAsf Ma. \, X. f<Ilsil NSON.
Carrying L. : Mail
s.. orchari aud porg Washington
O.. raves CRY dock. foot OF Main
ssveSss a IA. calling !; South Besca.
|NSy w. nrtk Ward Brvmerlan. T.. :
An isrd Sidney Charleston. Traeyton
I'm esissrdsie Leaves Per, Orcsar,
b SauoH a. y m; arrives Seattle A,
|A,ss n. Robinson. master. I.iliy'
~ q Co. agents. Te,e phone.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

SEATTLE Everett & Whatcom Route.
STATE az Washington leaves Seattle daily
event Saturday at ~ ., m
ssss.ls Everett and La Conner Route
c.sa.,er rasrhaven leaves Sea tie daily
.rcen. saturday. at 10 .. H.. calling at Ev-
erett roinr north Monday "Wednesday and
1880. going south Tuesday. Thursday
and saturday.
Telephone. Main rs. fes!er deck.
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Seattle-Maximum temperature. q a.
minimum. 81; mean. d. Weather. c}e~rs
hainiaii IN past twenty-four hours, none :
G. n. SALISBURY. Observes.
Tide tables for the week hex;rn,r.
Thursday, December i6. 1897:
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SPOKANE FALLS / NORTHERN. NELSON ! fOaT
SHEPPARD FED lQuaIaa EaIhaYl

The emily ali rait route without
change of cars between Spokane,
Hos.,and and Ncison- Also between
Nelson and HoSsiand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-16
TACOMA. SEATTLE AND WHATCOM

Steamer George F.. Starr leaves Tacoma
NJ n m. Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
dav. for Seattle. Anacortes. Fairhaven
snS New whatcom. leaving Seattle at 8
n m Returning. leaves New Whatcom
tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays at )
p. m Steamer goes to Biaire wednes-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-16

WASHINGTON 4 ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP cos STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE
~ hours
SEATTLE 10 DYEA ard SKAGUAY.
This magnificent steel screw steamship
Will sail from Seattle for Juneau. Skag-
uays Bay. Dyea and way ports, December
18Th. y IN.
Her Accommodations are unrivafed She
Is the finest fastest. and most comforts bic
vessel on this route. In connection with
above the ALASKA STEAMSHIP COM
PANY will operate their elegant and fast
sailing steamship
ROSALIE
From Seattle December sth, at O'Clock.
fer Juneau. Skaguay Bay. Dyea and way
ports.
For freight and passage apply to
G. H. j. STOITENBER0.
Gen ticket agt., under n. r. ticket or or
CHARLES E. PEABODY Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-16

-. SIEAMER DELTA
4 oaleraih dock. foot az wxsn,nr-
sssrs TuesaIys Thursdays and SAT-
ii csns, slocS 4; n. Tor Kingston.
see,.,n I1ols, Seateck. Ey,nnoa. Holm
LHllwaup Fans. Eoolsgcr, ani
sv Returns alternate osvs
A;,,A, =. TE0CTNAN. Master.
|~oaene. Red Isl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-16
MARKET and TRADE REVIEW,

Seattle, Dec. Is iSa.
kane and Portland clearing houses today
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-16
pCpr ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
Ho"A INGTON ROUTE.

gTE \ II ~ " ~ : z = fNtEF.1
,.. Gslaraith dock. foot Of Washing
80 .srcst Ter sylvan Grove, Port WHITE.
Rremerton. L. 5. Dry Dock; Charleston.
sIun .ss SATURDAYS and Sundays. a; 400 %.
sep' ccna,,r.isvs a. $50 =. m; Sundays at s:al
n M n Rriurning. leaves silvenfsie al 7:eo
y .1' IVY Dock SD 4. m. Saturday nights
y. w. siIversiale $50 ~ m. Org Dock 7,Cs)
n ;, Telephone Red Isl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-16

TACOMA. Dec is.-Total shipments OF
grain from Puget sound since September 3
are s96 30 bushels.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

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