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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January 4 and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
/. 1887. are $40. lgis. There were filed for
record yesterday deeds. aEgregatin
s.. 794.5o. Following IS list furnished BY
the Seattle Abstract Company. room tis
New York block:
sherman l.. Jones ct ux. 10 Frank y.
Black. VIA NV nv sec 8. twp r. 5,
acres tex 10 II of end. January Is.
$50
T. y. SIN ct ux. 10 L. y. sill. lots II 70 is
blk "a, Southern Pacific Land Company :
Huntington Park add. Des Molnes; lots
Is TO q. blk S, East Tacoma, Il plat. Jan
uary q, $500
Bernt ]. Rosten 70 Fenton Miller, lot
Is. blk 10. Gilman Park, January =, $50
Ida Hicox and Sina Hanson 10 Charles
c. Brotsche. Ida and Cross Patch lode.
Money Creek district, January u. T.
r NJ Thompson 81 uN. 70 Martha Ann
Wade. lot I. blk 8. Waila Walla add. Jan
uary is. sS15.
Anthony Boreila 10 Daniel Chisholm.
lots ! TO 8 blk 5. Ssoodspeed's add, w. Sc
attic October Is 1895. 500.
Amos Brown 81 ux. 20 Joseph +. Con-
way. trustee ind l-s - - SEE II and una
Is lot /. sec u, twp a. 3. a. acres, jan
uary %. $736.0
John schlegel and ". I. Sanders 20 the
Gladstone Mining and Milling Company.
Belle No I. Belle No. . Hawkeye No. /.
Hawkeye No ?. San Juan No ] ana san
Juan No. lodss. January e, q c, 81.
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London Wool sales.

LONDON. Jan &--At the wool auction
sales today u 9E bales were offered. OF
which loo were Withdrawn. The sales
were spirited and competition was good
for all accounts. America bought about
2.ooo bales. Sales In detail:
New South Wales, s.T4 hales-Seoured,
71r1; greasy. 81. s1Sizd.
Queensland. f.iso halss-Scoured, I2da
Is Sd; greasy. s1suH4d.
Victoria, SAB nsles-Scoured. ied9ls
Sd, greasy. S4G7tsd.
South Australia. 50 hales-Scoured. Is
ID greasy. sdsi1d.
New Zealand. ~ baies-Scoured, 1iikd:
greasy, sGsd.
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal, .Ies bales
Secured. 7ikd31s SID: greasy. 4z*Qsa
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE HITLER.

THE BUTLER.
F. J. Cram. Chicago.
Charles II. Fisher, Portland.
NJ. L. Holbrook. Chehalis.
NJ NJ KorefT. Portland
George A Liebes. Spokane
Herman IT. Hitler. San Francisco.
II. W. Edwards and wife. Spokane.
al Miller Spokane.
g. j. Eddy, Portland.
Tom cooney. Spokane.
g. ~. Ward. San Francisco.
y. Wells New York
r. ". Naille Portland
Alfred r Grim. San Franchises
Thomas W. jenkins Portland
John NJ. Lane. San Francisco.
J z. Pitts. S.. Louis
". Clayton Miller Spokane
r r. Robinson. Vancouver. r G.
=. n Meixgsr and wife. Everett.
J II. Stanley. Chicago.
August Dippie. Portland.
". W. Alverson. San Francisco.
". j. RucksF. Everett
] ). Phipps Roche Harbor.
". T, Saul. City
Max Levy. New York
W. II. Raymond san Francisco
4. r. p. Paterson. san Fraacisco.
George w. Forster. Spokane.
y II. Hobson. PhlIadelphia.
Mrs W. g Barnhsrt and ohdn. Astoria.
-
II. Franklin. San Francisco.
] X. Smith. Baltimore.
John r. Hoyt. City
" :. jameson. Port Gamble
r. A KHrer San Francisco.
Louis Foss Mount Vernon
THE NEW ENGLAND.
Charles Koenen. Mount vernon.
". ". Keenan,. Vtnland
AFs. N y Moore. la Conner.
MISS L Myers. La Conner,
Adney Darling. Buriir gton.
William Petchell Tacoma
A Barrett, Ia Conner.
= Smith. Msltby.
John Mihslrlk Black Diamond.
william McKssys Los Angeles.
W. sexton. HaoTe. Mont
9. F. Sea-. DunEeness.
John Howard. Dungenexs.
Mex lawson. Tacoma
Ia Little. City.
THE DILLER
oliver Thornton. Eaohorufph
Thomas Sanders. snohomtsi.
Fred Drum. Kentucky
A y. Gum, Index
sam Graham. Shelton
a. II Lee. Vancouver.
f. q. English. Mount Vernon
P MrC0Y. NcMuTray.
: Nelly. Fairhswsn
J :. Roberts. Tacoma
= 2. MElar5. Roslyu.
Ars. MllaEd Rcslyn
William 2 lzslt oak Harbor.
James harris. Tot
X. J. Younx. Tacoma
A. A Young. Spokane.
r SOFT Higgins. spokane.
3 X Morgan. s1oAOmish.
THE NORTH Erin.
J. 5 Lalsmsr. Port Townsend
J Moore. Eentrzil8
Thomas EarInsy, Tacoma
2 A. Perry olympia.
81 t. @eliur, City
q rg.slrA TaarsF~z
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FOREIGN Markets



LONDON. Jan sS-Silver. - 1s-fsi Con
soSs, It2ss
NEW YORK. Jan. she Evening
Posts London financial caAiagram says.
The mzlD,ena-eA O. The bark rate today
had 10 effect Tie seek markets were
good. Mines were bstEeE. saan rc- some
time past, Consols and 6tksr Ervnstnezt
Ssc1Titlezl were sgrcrG On cheap money.
Americans were rAs 5ules.. boz bonds
we're steady. TIE weekly Bank % England
reaurn was 4 strong showing TIE CON
and bullion were Gp sSSs.aSa, al from home
circulation. The incTezse n pslolbe de-
pests Of .fsSaa Meals that the revens1s
- coming n fast, TIE decrease IN oSher
deposits IS more than acco0n ed cor b. the
psyclsn; Of revenue taxes and repaymeaSS
% The bank. as SHOWN in the decrease Of
EssS.eeo IN other securities. The reserve Is
up ssaao5a
The Paris and Berlin markets are arm.
Breaastuns and Grains
LIVERPOOL. Jan. %-whaat-Spos
quiet; demand poor; No. red spring. rs
s1zd: No. / California So ia FsHzsarvs
opened steady. with near ard distaat po-
sitsoHs unchanged: closed steady. WIN
Narc7 Id higher end otser months TN
changed from yesterdays CLOSING; busiest
on middle POSITIONS January. 50 sd; FEB
ruary, - sd. March and May. So isd.
CoTn-Spot steady. American mixed new.
: sad. Futures opened firm. VITA January
and February unchanged azlsa other months
I'D higher; business ahesat equally dtsfrih-
ated; January. - 81. February. - sid;
March. April and May. u Sd
Faour-DuA and urchanxsd
Hops
Hops-At London; Pacific coast. IS iss.
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WATER FROyr NOTES.

Steamer Edith came over yesterday
from Tacoma and TOOK fuel at tire Oregon
Improvement bunksFs.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald o. laid up for
repairs and the City Of Champaign ls on
the Snohomish river route for a short
time.
Steamship Agapartaus was not ready 20
Gear yesterday for Japan, though her
manifest was AL made out. She wiz prob
ably get away today.
Steamer State OF Washington broke ner
exhaust pipe Wednesday afternoon ana
was forced 20 lay over at Everett until
after midnight for repairs The Fair
haven brought her passengers TO Seattle.
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WASHINGTON. JaG. There were
two rs;frsments In he army tos1ay Col
n . Green. assistant at3u.sut gsneral.
stationed Ar san Francisco ~ operation
Of rhs law on account q age- and Iht.
Clarence r. wsnn. 81 the medical depart
rr@nt. now in southern California, On
SICK iaavs. ths latter retiring or his o@n
applleatEon after thirty years service
Col. Grea-'a retirement promotes Lisat.
Col Mtrhael " Sheridan a. r.. Paul %
colonel. ard Ma J. r B1bc0ck. now on
duty At shs war department. 70 - Ils4-
tenant coluEe&-
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. jar es-Tfe stock market
today developed few features and there
WAS decided absence o. ravr hea~i0g
1pon the general situation. aside from the
announcement tSat All agreement ha8
beea arrived SO ~ tire OHIO soft coat
roads 20 Dc operative for one year. Lon
dog prices came higher. aud foreigners
exhibited a diSpnsitl1n 70 rzlrrhas<. small
amounts 81 the Iow-ors-ea stocks par
ticu.aFly Northern Paciac common end
preferred. which We stronger and more
acjlve than FOR sofre time past TIE trad
ers appeared inclined - the haH side.
S Satisfaction was expressed esv fha balls
over the continued increases noted in
aank c5rarings AID The Improvement ia
che tratac earnings reported The market
was dun az intervals. bat TIE IEnt aEgre-
gate q transactions n aS fairly vel dis
trlbGteG In ire massive spalls osczSs onal
demonstrations vere made ~ the bears
GEArEers and hiEh-prscS5 Ind lscrfals
rrovess within a narrow rarEA Dealings
81 speculative bop1s were on uEhies
scale than uslzl Te~@aTly. The exceptions
i1clBse5 Atchisaa IS ard &oTThsrn Pacific
general g. The LAST mentioned were taken
largely tar foreign account az improved
prices Tire ularkp- c4aSes4 heavy 81 IN
Iuporta7. fractions. net change
TIE ha1s market 3ise3sV=& aggressive
strength especially stlt-e4ssa issues. TIE
movement Sas asal distributes. AID aa-
vancgs were secured. ransing frsna i8lts
per ceat
CsoveEusnents were aeGes esf stroaE Ia
teze ca sales q ~ IS.
Money and Exchange.
aGoaey CO cAn nonlnalsF 1s@<s1 pe~ osnt.;
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Tor,eso no.t No. q 4. speedy.

NEWPORT, r. T.. Jan. 2s.-The torpedo
boat No had an Official trial over a
measured course. nautical mile long.
and attained a speed OF twenty seven
knots an hour. The boat carried an av-
ersge weight Of ten tons. and with this
out II Is thought she will exceed her con
tract speed Of twenty-sevea and n half
knOfS by fully a knot
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MORE BATrLEsHIPs COMING.
Britain Increasing Her strength In
North American Waters

WASHINGTON. Jan 2.-Ness has
reached here that the admiralty at London
has given instructions for the Hotspur,
coast defense and the Monarch. third
class battleship. 20 he commissioned at al
early date for service 70 Bermuda ~
there are AZ present more British armored
vessels on the North Atlantic station than
the west Indian squadron. this action Of
the admiralty is taken TO mean tina; th>
British government means 70 make con-
siderable increases in its strength In the
North American waters.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

-. elegant steamers UmatiIia. City %
,s.sa ard Wafla Walla ply between Sc
- and San Francisco, calling At Port
..swnsend and Victoria. y G.. as follows.
Leave Seattle Dus
81 san Francisco. San Francisco. ., N. ::
Ia NJ: January 6. 10. IS. q.
.rasry .. :. Il. II. .. 30
nT February 1, 9. IA. Il.
s.ssssry /. 6. II. 1s a.
InH
AVE San Fran Due
5sco for Seattle D Seattle p. m:
III: January !. y. II. 2.
arsaIy 4. 5. IA. 10. q.
s.sraary ,. 6. Il. Is. q. q.
Tbs elegant steamer city OF Topeka
ssyes Seattle ar 3 m. for Alaska, Jan
Ar q. February II. -. March -. Due
al at Seattle February ). =, March 10,
me company reserves right 20 change,
x@fhotJf previous notice, steamers. sailing
ssfss and hours or sailing
J. r. TRoWBgIDGE. r. s. Supt.,
Feattie. Wash.
ooodaii. Perkins & Co. Gen. Agss.. San
frsnclseo.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2S--Arrived-str
Wsshtersw. from Tacoma. sur Truckoe.
from Astoria. str Jeanne. from Departure
bay. Csared-Str City Of PuehIa. for Vie
tarsa. Sailed-Str State OF California for
Astoria; str City OF Everett, tor Nanalrno,
sd Occidental, for NanAimo, sd Yosemite
for Port Townsend.
SAN PEDRO. Jan. 2T.-Sailed-Sch Re
porter. for Puget sound.
HONGK0NCs Jan. A-Arrfved-Br str
Empress OF India. from Vancouver,
PLYMOUTH, Jan. A--Arriyed-3A Al
Sx2ndSr Gibson, from Puget sound.
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Seattle. Wash, Jan. =.
Exchanges e. ire Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland Clearing horses today were:
ClesranSss. Balances.
seastIs. .........s 3 q - 81 81 g
Tacoma ....-...-.... $50 20 &C. rs %
Portland 49,. ..... g.. Li.TTT 80 sd O.
Predictions hat potatoes are 70 20 as
high a. sss per ton are entirely discrscifs6
By welI-insorrsd Ioczl ce1asrs, wso assert
that the top % the market Is amos. II
not Quite. reached. In explaining fhs sit
ustion a heavy buyer said yesterday:
The cause % the present high prices :
found IN the fact tAss native growers
have been holding When prices were
generally iow and ths native growers re-
fused % ssl! or the market We sent 20 Cal
ifornia and bought from their surplus
stock Il was much cheaper We can
buy potatoes there now For $LsG15 per ton
The freight Is 81 There are plenty % po-
tatoes on The market % supply local trade
for TWO or three weeks. The surplus in
California II BY no means exhausted I
do not sec where there is any probability
OF further rise IN prices. The crop Of new
potatoes IL California VIII be on the mar
ket BY May. The quotation OF 81 per ton
on Yakima potatoes Is nigh. There are
plenty Of Ysk!nas 10 - had AZ seo37l"
Fresh ranch eggs we're Jo5hing today at
22d@4 cents per dozen Dealers were pay
ing producers - cents A tumble Is ex-
pectef.
Green onions, hot-house. are IN good de-
mand. and the 5obbing price has risen from
70 cents 20 = cents per dozen.
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CINCINNATI. Jan. Tin Morgan
caursv. Tenn-, mob q men went 70 th@
farmhouse u Mr. Gage 70 cnzKsfsa his
go for immoral conduct. bat after fnev
arrived n tne yard John Porter. or > OF
fh@ mob. declared shsY should cot tos9cn
Gage. Porter WAS stskts@1 ard killed ana
when ne fegi Cage ran out with a rsTol-
YER Il sas< hand. One G. the Ezob wzs
killed
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HoRTIcULTURAL CONVENTION.
National Meeting to Secure Legisis-
ton Against Fungi.

COLUMBUS. Jan. s-PresiientsO. Cush-
man. Df the Onto STATE horticultural So
cBety, has Issued can Cor a national hor-
ticltituraz convention 10 be held a. Wash
lFsxpon on March 5. 20 oonSirAer legislative
remedies for the prevention % the ir1iro6uc-
ton % ryoxfy1s insesTs and fungi into the
United States
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-TE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
rrrAmrp Utopia

Tacoma. Z noon. Seattle. Yesier
|,ss .. n. Mondays and Thursdays.
g. townsend. An4corfeS. Falrhsyen.
~ = whafcons. Blaine and Friday Har-
- .nS Vancouver. arriving Vancouver
~ Blaine, &. fare 10 Vancouver.
Ear further information apply 20 Yes
- ~hsrf
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The Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2-Today's state
ment OF the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $50 81, =
269 gold reserve sal rs ISL
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND. Jan. 2s.-wana waila, 81
csc; valley. s4lSsc per bushsl.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.


CHICAGO. Jan. GS-Wheaf opensd rath-
Of nrner than 4 closed yesterday. the ad-
ditional strength coming from the first
Liverpool cahlegrams, which quoted that
market steady a private cable said the
previous decline had brought out buying.
which was pretty general a. the start,
May advancing IN tn. frst half-hours
trading from 76zs Q7ss.e. the starting point.
20 TIC Besides the firmness OF the cables.
the small receipts al Chicago ana In the
Northwest tended 10 strengthen the hands
% holders.
Receipts here were e car loaas, against
rs a year ago. and Minneapolis and Du-
luth received ts2 cars. compared with 80
on the CORE spending day OF the week BE-
fore and 4si cars last year. After The
early buyers had been satisfied however.
the market turned weak. although there
was no apparent reason for Il. the news
which came n during the day being de-
cidedly o. a bullish character. New
York reported some continental demand
sor wheat and san Francisco reported
sales OF wheat for France ard -four for
Australia. one hundred and fifty thoas-
and bushels % No 3 spring were sod
here for contract shipment % Baltimore.
and New York wired that 1900 Bushels
Manitoba spring wheat had been sold
there for export. May and June shipment.
In the face Of this May steadily declined.
reaching Tsisc about hall 81 hour from the
close. Then liquidation on \ large scale
set in During the closing moments a
number Of stop loss orders were caught.
depressing the price % 745sc, where T.
closed.
Trade in corn was heavy. and a general
covering o. short lines held TIE market,
IN the face or the weakness n waeat.
oats we're fairy sctfve from start 70
finish.
Provisions enjoyed fair amount %
business. sr-ner a. the start o. she small
e receipts q boys than expected. During
ths last hour Liquidation on quite an e1-
teasive scale bcoka prices saar2ly.
Closing Quotations.
yyheat-Jsnuzry. 7asc. Nay. 7TSc-
Corn-January. &c: Ma. =. 9ZS'sc-
Osts-IanuAry. I5ate. Ma Ilse-
P0rk-January, gs7la Nay &-Ils
Lara-Jau4ary. S1sSs May. Gs5a4.z'z-
Rros-Jaagary. KS. A2E. s-s7i.4&
Rye-S4e-
EarlFF---s
Flax-5fss@s gsac-
TInoT1y-S-.7a-
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g~a-tle--SaIes wers s10w - 1s@f2 : for
sh.. poorest dressed beef steers 20 1885
49, srsp4 Eo ssrseriy cnehee s4Efpfsg ard
s,r.,-~ castle. wiz al Sceaszons- ssaae At
e. ss.sE IS ss- fae besg sFzsltty. cgWs ant
as.fs~s. x-Es1S wasa a. c-sGsEs1azai
- ssv sac SO ssa. : ao~ something
s.r-v- ssrf9z. s. 4-5 sspaa - caoses
esfvs-. Sz-ss7S
FEa.rz-g~sraxron - he beSs 2oS@ 500 AZ
81 1sa1 8. tie osssk q s21ss ossag AZ 8 =
$50
z>seu-Saiss zere On a hs=tS - g. 2zs7z -
fsr Inferior - cno}ee natives. e. Exss IS eor
wzxsegn sae~g. s. Sass eoz @- lambs, ~
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mercantile paper. saa per cent. s-@-ss-~
excnsnse ira with actaal business IN
oanks-s bis ar t4s7G4sT.. - demand
sno Aso1ts. for sixty days. posted
rates, AS1z1ssSi1 commercial sis
81 sais- Silver certificates. ssl<1s-1.e ar
silver s. t-isc
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WILI.APA.
Capt. George Roberts.
leaving Seattle for Alaska January g
:G1. at 10 o'clock. and every fifteen days
ttsreafter
For freight and passenger rates apply to
j q. CARROLL Agent.
schwabacher Dock Tel. Pike s..
CHARLES r PEABODY. General Man
arsr Seattle.
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olulu. Auckland. sydney. ThurRaay. Feb
Euary I. 1881. AZ 2 ?. n. T. a Graham.
Agent. sis First avenue Seattle. J. u.
SpTeckels 4 Bros. Co. San Francisco.
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STEAMERS.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE
~.ysHTP CITY. OF KINGSTON.
- Tacoma and Victoria, Z. G.
b.TrIN NJ Tacoma EiIes Ar z.Ean
$3.50 ri PtTownsenc = Ar II Sym
Irs110' Victoria MlLvI s.sspm
- except Monday.
-. ..ssraer furnishes first-cfass accom-
5s1..,srs- carrying both freight and pas
- s.~s and leaves from YesAer wharf.
f z. rstss, etc, inquire Of
~ G. r THORSDYKE.
YsxIsr wharf. Seattle.
T. = <ADEAU.
General Agent =. r. Railway.
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San IIrAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail, leaves City
tsck foot Of Main street Monday. Wed
sesday and Friday at / A. m. for Port
Tcvnsend, San Juan Islands and New
whatcom. Returning leaves New what
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at
"a m. ]. r. Thompson. manager-owner.
iay. Bogardus & Co. agents. City dock.
Telephone Main 81
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DECIIN b
DECLINE
DECLINE
: ''''''.''': DECLINE
/: Weak. (: DECLINE
sssssssssees DECLINE

MEANS NOTHING MORE OR LESS
IVA than wasting way OF the tissue OF
the body. and this comes too often On
mem from dissipation, abuse loss q self
control and insidlouSly Sapptug bad h8b-
its Nature never intended that you
should rack ana harass yourself. that
YOU should not stay al night. drink al
day. OF abuse yourself IL Is this very
abuse that creates this wasting away o.
the forces ~ nature
REPENrA NtF Ce0MF1S not too late II
you get counsel % a good. reliable doc
tor or carps or special doctors. such. for
instance as che Hudson medical doctors
These doctors have created the world
famed hu8yHn remedy reatmeut FOR dis
eases and disabilities Of men. This Hud-
yan can only be had from Hudson. No
one else knows the So ret process. nc one
else can give you Hadyan. Sometimes
EEu4s-au
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Card in Effect June /. lssS.

fvATrLE, EVERETT & WHATCoA
ROUTE.
state OF Washington leaves Seattle daily.
|neept Saturday. at 10 p m.
EsgATTLE A. La CONNER ROUTE
Falrhaven leaYeE Seattle daily, except
al 10 .. m.
Telephone. Main rs. fesler dock
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle. Wash. Jan. .
Exchanges 81 ire Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today were:
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For Hawaii Se-
moz. New Zealand
and Australia. : 8
Australia 70 Hon
oiulu. Tuesday.
January D 1887 4
p. N. 3. s Mono
wal sails from San
rrarefEro for Hon
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San Francisco. 3 n.
January 6. 10. IS. p.
=. 20.
February 1, 3. IA. II.
a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-29
Northern
Pacific
Railway
ON February Isl, 1897,

Will move their passen-
ger Station 70 the nniid.
ing now occupied by j.
VI. God~in s. CO.. on the
northwest corner OF
Columbia and west Sis,
Seattle, and directly
across Coiumbi ST. from
the station they have
been using.
Tickets on sale 20 al local and Eastern
points at depot tscEet Office The overland
esst-bound train leaves Seattle at ?. m
The Northern Pacific continues 10 be the
popular line to al points il the East. as
well as 20 Spokane and points in the Koo-
tenay mining district City Office. corner
First avenue and YezIsr way.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-29

Flour. quarter sacks. $3.50: do Port
Costa, q. 300: wheat. centals. 3.s75; barley
centals, Ssh. oats. centals. Nevada, go
potatoes. sacks 1855. onions, sacks, 43s
corn. centals. -; beans. sacks. SIS: bran
sacks, 80; hay, tons. 2s1: straw, tons. 10
wool. bales. a: hides, number. 2s5: quick
silver, TASKS. 70; wine. gallons. rs 900
brandy. gallons. / 600; mustard seed, sacks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-29

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