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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-02
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadstuRs.

BreadstuRs.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. L-Wheat Is
quiet and steady at pr6kious prices. Bar
ley steady at old prices. Oats quiet.
F,lour-Net cash for family extras, $i.5S
Q46o; bakers extra, s4-3oQ4. 40.
Wheat-Shipping. 81, 10 per GENITAL for
No. l. and s1.4sA for choice milling. sL471s
Barley-Feed. ssgs5c: brewing. sl.os1,a0
oats-Poor to fair. s1.oaisa31 o71z; good to
choice. $l.iedl.l5; fancy feed. N.lsls4i. 2zla |:
gray. Nls,.gL ~; mill, milling, alSgL i !, 3; !;
4l.50: red. Sl-s0Q1.s5.
Flour. quarter sacks. $3.50: wheat, CEN
tails. S.7ao; barley. centals. 90: beans,
sacks. 20s0: corn, centals. 5: potatoes,
sacks q onions sacks So bran sc, sacks a
hay. tons. 27S; wool, bales. $3.50; hides,
number. 2l3, raisins. boxes, 20: quick
silver. TASKS. "a; wine. gallons, $40.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Middlings-s 50 Per ton.
Hay-Wheat. sl2qi4so; whea, and cats,
sliNl3.50; cat, $lV4l2; best barley. $le0l2i
alfalfa, $S49.50; clover, $sats.50. stocks, s.
az. compressed. Sl2gla: straw. per bale,
s1Elioc.
Vegetables-Potatoes, Early Rose, $50
45c per GENITAL; river Burbanks. 3G5 4oc per
GENITAL: river reds. ssQ4oc; Salinas Bur
banks, eolgsoc: MERGED sweets. 5y4esc per
GENITAL: garlic. SC per 10: green peas. 39sc
per 10: string beans. 4Gll5c per 10: toma-
toes. 2515ec per box: dried okra, loIi2l1c:
asparagus, t5fl2oc.
Fruits-AppIes. choice, 7eGs5c per box;
common 25(t50c; strawberries, si-5o4l3 per
chest: cranberries. S.5oQle; grapes. ordi-
nary. 25aioc per box; pears. Bartlett, .oc
Gsl: ounces, 700 oc: Mexican lines. re-
pack. $lG3; common California lemons.
i5c4sl: choice California lemons, s2g3. 50
bananas. $lG2 per bunch: pineapples. SO
Butter--Fancy creamery. &c; do sec
ou6s, 2if796c; fancy dairy, 29ti2ic; do Sec
cnds Isa2sc: picked, s1H22c; tirkIn. t9Q2lc.
Cheese-New. l2asf2t1c: old. lo1ic; Cali
fornia cream cheddar. un12c; Young
America, i24l3c: Eastern. I2VI4c: West
ern. l2Ql3c.
Eggs-Store nominal; fancy ranch. ST9
s9c; common Eastern, ilQ22c. duck, 2o5 Sc.
Pouitry-Turkey gobblers. i2aI2izo per
ID; turkey hens. l2ai2izc; old ROSTERS,
s. T534 80: young ROSTERS. S-504Ti5o; small
broilers, 81 ses13: large broilers. s314.5 50,
flyers, s25ga315: hens. s5.5g945o; old
ducks. ss5ofl4.5o. young ducks, sLzS91 20;
I-5e, old pigeons. scssl, young pigeons,
Closing Quotations.
w-heat-Weak: December. si-4is.: May.
SIS
corn-Large yellow. sTl49selso
Bran-sis.sogls
Exchange.
Sterling OF London. sixty days. a. sstsa !:
do sight. sa-s6i3,
Financial.
Silver bars ..... so lDrafts-Stght 49,. IL
Mex. dolls ....41I4s1si Telegraph >. III
Mining stocks.
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NEW YORK Markets


NEW YORK. Dec. Twin only instE-
aiacant interruptions. prices tended stead
Ivy upward all day on the stock exchange
closing about t8s highest aka very
ssgg4Esrt torle Nss gains exceeded :. paint
In ;s<sriy all stocks The advance a. the
opening was trivial ard trading Vas never
active but a. fhs day advanced The seSbs'
% the speculation brca5enesf and assumed
4 more aggressive and congsF!Sl tone.
Tls strength % tbs market -FescsDsa
FIRST Ia sugar ard spreading Gradually
through the market. separate stocks we're
rsr@sa saarpsy. ere after the other. be-
fore the whole market t09x 10 tn@ fnose g.
rssn- Some ~ Ice sto~ks which asEsi-
cpe6 mos. activity and Strength yesterday
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RARNEsoN * CHTLcoTr.
sap and Steamship Agents, Freight ara
Chsr'ering Sroksrx
oa'ese Mutual Life Building.
Telephone. Black Sal
sEAaIr RIVER RoI,rr-s,s.m.r c,,,~ :

Nsa.r klVER RouTE-Steamsr City OF
feaisn weekly time card.
nsssssssss seattle November ~ at Midnight.
m,6,ssSsF L al s1idntSht; December 3. AZ
0ers.a'A a.; December s. at a. m:
ks..s AZ A. M, calling At Tuisilr,
asn 80 Ftr. skasit City. Mount Yer
Ia 49, ssseSh-Stsafuers Cor AL Points on
Nrssis aa. open ali night II. II, Nc
s- -.ssa. master. Telsphone. NaIn e
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for March. this trading n.snsh being the

strongest.
Notwithstanding the rather encouraging
situation. the trade was 50 light and TIA
active local traders so reluctant 10 retire
with airy unfinished business GA their
hands. that IN their efforts 10 dispose ef
long wheat they accumulated during the
forenoon's rise, tha market slipped from
under them and the price Of Aiay went
down from slAsc 20 ssssc. about fifteen
minutes from sne close.
New York reported bat ter loads for eN-
port This lack Of export uessa4s ss1 ~Nss 1
the unioadinx. which was rendered Gifss-
cult by the alraesS utter lacA 81 aUs yss
and prices slipped down very easily. May
closed at s'as6ss<5ssc, behaved better after
this morning gymnastics. and closed st
Niac, Al advance OF ise.
Corn was firna, and very little affected
by either the strength or closing weak
ness of wheat.
Up 20 "a short time before the close the
market for oats was Rra1- active and
higher. December especially showing
strength.
The market for provisions was for
time smothered under the enormous re-
pied with rather free deliveries OF pork
and lard on December contracts. caused
lower prices early.
tieslnx Quotations.
ssi9c.
Corn-December. sSssc; May. eslslsss.c.
Oats-Dece zaasc. May. &c.
Pork-May. $50.
I.ard-Decemoer. sas. May. s4A.
Ribs-Decsmber. ss.lT: May. s4.Se.
lsariey-35i2a4se.
Rye-ss4.c.
Ftax-Si04i1.
Timothy-$2N5.
s.ive stock.
Cattle-Trade was fairly active. within
a range OF -. sSss5,Ss for common 10 prime
beef steers with sales largely at SA.5aar
clio. Calves. sest5.ao for good logs. The
stocker and feeder trade was very good at
a
81. fsgi.5a.
Hogs-Sales were at xhssa3.s 40. There
We're very choice hogs Sold al s.. 4Oal4 42ls.
"A few going high as s5.s5. Common
packing hogs sold az sSl5s.S. -. ana pigs
went chiefly at SS4S5S.
Sheep Were wanted at S2.S5Sis for in
ferlor lots, up 10 Stg4e5 for far 20 choice
nocks. Western fed sheep going at s4la
ss4.as. Lambs Were IN demand at S. .5sg
for bulls. up 10 $55exf5..5 Tor choice 10
prime lots. \ few prime sheep sold az
81. 7a4As5.
Receipts = Cattle. $500: hogs. $500.
sheep. ls,eo.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. Dec l.--consols. llss. Sill
Yer. 2.szd.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets were quiet today, but
frm ON the whole. pleasant feature be-
ing the rather smart rise in Americans at
the close. New York responded 10 the
advance, and was bidding for leading
shares. Grand Trunks were also strong
on the excellent monthly reviews. Great
interest is shown here in Sp,er & Co..
purchasers OF the new Is Rock Island
bonds, and there are many applications in
this city TO join the syndicate.
The Paris bourSe was firm. The settle
ment there Is going smoothly, and ex-
change Is rising on the purchase OF for
eign stocks in London.
The Bank OF England Is again begin
ming to borrow from the market. This
fact Is not generally known here.
The Berlin market was steady.
Breadstuffs.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 1.--Close: Wheat
Spot No. red Northern spring steady at
IS Sd.
Corn-December steady, SIS Sd. January
steady. IS 2i.d: February steady, So 2isd
Spot American mixed firm. IS Sd.
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MARINE 0BSEavArioxH

Special Dispatch to. the -Insellisenene
a. Ia Ia Aissasti. Dee. l.-t y. m.-BarO11 4
miles. Outward, ship Melpomene. a r.;
OF SEA- Lion. l. 80 y. u.. schooner Sn 80
Outside, bound in. tug Sea Lon. X 49,
Straits. bound UP, bark.
NEAH BAY, Dec. la %. m.-f-1o~un,1ss ~
calm.
CLAII4AM BAY, Dec. Ia n -
Cloudy: calm. -
rometer, Sb.as; cloudy. wind east sir rr1si +
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MARINE NEWS.

PORTLAND, Dec. i.--cieared. - -
Beacon Rock. Queenstown. hasa - Z
els wheat. 8 -
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. t.--Arrfve6E
Schrs Emma Utter. Vega, Defender. IN
Meianefhon. la Cilrende and bk GnfAin1t y
City, Grays hareor. blk l.. q. isurgess r. 4
coHaas schrs Western Home ana 81c1ss5
men1u. Coos bay: SIR Hcmer Coos NsVs5
schr Lilly. Umraua. str State az Carr
ni2. Portland, Scnr 4. IT, Mtrchanf r.
bay. s.asled-Str Oregon, Portland
Harvester, Departure hay. schr cooulII
Coquilie river. str Empire. Coos BAY: -
Pioneer, Grays harbar
CoQUlfI4E RIVER Dec i.--Arrives1 II
vemher -. hk Maynower. Sailed Novel
Der ~ senr Eureka. for San Francesca
HASTINGS MILL Dec. i.--Sailed M
yesnher g. Br sh Kamhira. for Qasen7
town.
PORT BT.AKELy. Dec l-Arrivvi.
Schr Anna NJ. Campbell. from Newport
TACOMA. Dec. i.--Arrivad--Rk Dds
from Seattle. e.
:, san PEDRO. Dee. Sailed-Bktn NJ
lie X. Hume. for Port Gamble
YOKOHAMA. Dec. f--Arriyed Movers
Der 2e-Br str Olympic. from Tacoma. Z
STANLEY. T.. l.. Dec. SAILED Nuvemes
Der l2-Br sh Agnes Oswald. for Eauutunlf
SYDNEY Dec. Arrived Nav~rrkef RI;
--Bktu Robert Sudden from MoodrylI]n ca
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inere was no change In the condition
" TIE local market yesterday.
Sobbing Quotations.
me following were the wholesale prices
al tie local market yesterday:
Sugar. Flour and CoAee.
,, sugar 0oobingl-Golden &C." in bbls, per
70. &C; extra C. In boIs. per 10, 5lsc; dry
sanulated. IN bols. per Id. sac; cube. ss.c.
p9Moered. &c; spot cash prices.
..rsour etc 0oobingf-Pa1ent Excellent,
80. Novelty A. SAC: California brands,
Gold Drop. 81 10: Tyee. $40: buck
per ooi $50: Per cwt. S. 7sG4: gra-
swt; rye -four. per bbl. As. s or is-l s sacks
e-So per cyt; rye meal per bbi. $3.50: per
hsn,,nS ~: rolled oats, per Dbl. ss9s.ss;
cEt, $3z5; faxed wheat. $50 Der case.
S m9le wheat -four, per cwt. s2ss: pearl
paaley, Ap-ib sacks. &C: s5-lb boxes. si%c:
s sipns peas peas per lo-lb sack. &c; 2s-lh boxes.
white los. NO: 5es, si60; faxed hominv'
bbis, 81; kegs. SIS. ~ '''''
Conse Oobbing)-Green-M per IN
Choice sa va. Per Re 81. TO- 2sasse Costa Riea.
ia loo-lb cases. per cwt. sii.ss; e1-lo cases'
per ews; M1..5; 3s-lb cases. per cwf. slT'S:
go 49,, I'D tins. per ID. s5c: sacks. sac:
temala e ssas $50 s.ase; caraeola: e: Qua
nus. Is; sSs. Nl-75: 3ss. ST. IS.
Meats, Provisions and Fish.
FRESH Meats Gobbingt-Cow beef. 5a5s4c:
nseef peel 5i.Ibc per ID: mutton &c per
NJ Pr p0lk s1se per ID; veal. &c per Ii.
dry salt Sides ne
Fresh Fish 0obbing, Haiisut. sa4c:
s.za4c; soles, &c: rock cod. Sc: black bass
shrtmps. 10c
Butter, Cheese. Eggs and Poultry,
Butter-Ranch. 1oG1sc: fancy dairy. In
ss .I n-;s. iss Is Washington creameries
Cheese 0obbing)-Native Washington.
io,I I-t.c: NV York. l2lzc.
Eggs Gobbinsl-Eastern. 1saa1c. strictly
Poultry-Dressed chickens lilac: tur-
Keys. dressed, l5c per Id; ducks. a.5oQ4 per
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes Gobbing)-New potatoes, ss1l2
Vegetables Oobhing) - Onions. silver
SKINS, 81. - per 100 lis: beets, 5ec per sack;
saobaoe, s.c per ID: carrots. 40c; dollhouse
lettuce. 100 per dozen; tomatoes, dollhouse,
81 per l0-lb box: Sacramento sweet pota-
1.2e.
Green Fruits dobbing)-oranses. seed
hngs, s.. 7543: navels, 81; lemons. fancy
California. So; selects. $2zf2O; choice to
fancy apples. .5c4sl: common apples. go
e5g7sc per crate; Eastern, 3q3isc Per 10:
cranberries. $50 per barrel. $ per box:
pears. 15cQa per box.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay Gobbing)-Puget sound. Ger ton,
$40; Eastern Washington timothy. $l4; al
falfa, $i1.
Oats OobbingC$0.
Wheat-$23.
Barley Qobbing)- or ground. per
ton, $2i622.
Corn-Whoie, $22; cracked, So: feed meal,
ton. SO; bran. SIS; shorts. ST.
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We are nov prepared 10 DO composites
for the trade tany neAsarsD In Noapareil
Atn.on. BREWER ard Long Primer. salts
faction guaranteed. Call or address PSsr.
In.s..igsneeS. sssstla
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WARRINGTON 4 ALASKA STEAM
SHIP CO.'S STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE

SEATTt.E to DYEA and SKAGUAY
I'm magnificent steel screw xteAmship
eta al from Seattle for Juneau. Skag-
~ Bay. Dy~a and way ports December
IA, p. m.
Hsr Recommendations arc unrivsied. She
b The finest latest and most comfortable
teasei On this route. In connection with
ebovs he ALASKA STEAMSHIP COM
PkN1 VIII operate their elegant and fast
n1lng steamship
ROEALYE
yum Seattle Wednesday night az o'clock
fcs Juneau. Skasuay Bay. Dysa and way
pcrfa
for freight ard passage apply TO
G. II. J. STOLTENBER0.
ca, ticket agt.. under n. p. ticket on. or
CHARLES r. PEABODY. Manager.
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kRusE LINE

20 amsA,n Lskrae sails from Ga, r
rsr~xsW seattle ana Tacoma. Soysxnh.r -
N.srS ue.gh; for au puees sound points
slsre 80. - cleveland sans from san Fran
cas-. ',r Seattle and Tacoma. December
ste.Iors -, - s,serage. 81: freight. s.. Con-
GAME. Aseat' '.t'1,, 'f me-
.sepacne Pix q '''-s '0a i'0oA-
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.

1atfle, Everett & Whatcom Route.
nj 81 Warrington leaves Seattls daily
eicHf saturday at 10 p. N.
61iitle. Everett and la Conner Route.
apaner Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily
o1eeps saturday. at 10 p. m, calling 1t Ev-
efeH golng north Monday. Wednesday and
Fndsy: eoing south Tuesday. Thursday
snd saturday.
felerhcne Main 21s. Yesler dock.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
- 5 MAIL

Law. STEAMER DELTA
la g., Ssi.rsish dock toos ct Washing
NAV, Eessdays. Thursdays and Sst-
M ~ e'eleck !, n, for KInsston.
Dss.,.a seasec&. Brinaoa. aolly.
Csisa Ss,,s -ssi,wauo Fails. Bec3spors and
s returns ALLEVIATE days
Npseae. RED Iii.
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LONDON. Dec. lat the auction sales
OF wool today l3.3ei bales were offered OF
which eco were withdrawn. The with
drawals OF Queensland gray were large
All secured sold well Tire continent and
the home trade continues good buyers
Cross breds were Irregular. Buertos
Ayres stock was I'm poor condition. and
only few bales were sold. The general
tone OF the sales was steady. Following
are sales in detail:
New South Wales 5.s22 baies--Scoured.
Sdl1s I'D; greasy 5atnlod
Queensland. 1852 bales-Scoured Is Ida
is I'd greasy, 5na.
South Australia. 800 ha,es-Greasy. 5fTsd
New Zealand. s23 bales-Scoured, 7da1S
I'D: greasy 54fS&d
Cape OF Good Hone and Natal $40 bales
Secured. 7Adnis IA: greasy, aal7ssa
Falkland Islands. go hales--Greazy. ia "a
SD.
Buenos Ayres $50 bales--t;reasy. 4izQ1isd
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Gan JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON,
SaTying United States mail. leaves City
SvccA loot OF Main street. Monday
Wecaestsy and Friday at a. m. for Port
townsend. San Juan Islands and New
wna.com- Returning. leaves New What
sem TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday. at
y X. THOMPSON. manager-owner
telephone. Main 81.
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To the Klondike free and cash besides
That's the way the Post-Intelltgeneer
proposes TO send It's friends to the land
OF gold
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. December l. 1857
Acaaages at the Seattle. Tacoma, Spc-
a1he and Portland clearing houses today
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>ynopsis.

Inc barometer has risen and h hlsk eu.,s
the wnola Pacific slope, exrept -
"a .ant S.. Inc temperature has H. ~
Cured today. Fog at waila Vslis.
Seattle Maximum tsmperafure < 49,
minimum. Il: fnesSn. e. WenfAsr 49,,
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eArnaaA SEATTLE AND WHArCoN
0NS~e" RnIlTE
1onr ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
YN0TON ROUTE.

eTEaMER MARY F. PERLEY
lava 0albraIth dock. foot cf Washing
~ sirtet. for Sylvan Grove. Port White
.1Srton. b. q Dry Dock. Charleston.
- Iracyton. silverdale daily. ex-
eoSij1e Baturdeys and Sundays, at 300 ..
r.: lSiurdays Al 80 p. M: Sundays at 800
s Returning, leaves Silverdals al 700
=. DRY Dock $50 a. m. Saturday nights
49, 1lIverdale $50 p. m.. Dry Dock zoo
q telephone Red Isl
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THE EVERETT
s. MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

rns only route TO the popular ans active
,-,srtnr ,ifstricts ef Gold Basin. e'ordoE
Greek. Martha. Greek s.Hs l.ss A'ess
Tss scsnI. ro4te for tourists fishing and
Trsins leave Everet Tor MONTE
Crt.to at 7s3o q, ra. on "@haas~'
Wednesdays and FrtdHys-
Train will leave Monte s'o
r~~r.,s At sssas ON Tuesdays. inufs
days and saturdays
an. BAIRD. c. +. 4 T. ~
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Nine tickets to the rich gold nelde a.
being given away by the post-lntc
gencer which allows you TO earn ~ Il
stake al the same time. Are you q T.
racer II not. send Is the manager 49,
for blanks s
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA Dec. 1-Wheat-No. / blue
stem, 79c; No. club. 16c.
PORTLAND. Des. 1.-Wheat-walla
WaIla, 76u77c; valley and bluestem. sSQ7ec.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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OCCIDENTAL. HoTEL sas~ss. ~
hotel Ia The ia -. 49,
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wHATCoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

fsks steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes.
yaRhaven or Whaicom. Leaves CONNER
0Ai dock, Tacoma, 2 2. m: City dock
murA and Sat. Returning. leaves What
come p N. Fairhaven. Sis y. M, and
Anaeortes 10 p. m. sun, Wednes and
N Fafes-Seattie 81. or 81 50 round trip:
Tacoma u.s. or s. round trip.
w. II. ELLIS
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>--..,<.-1c COAST sTEAMsnIr CO.

S1cITIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
~ ceupany's elegant zseamsrs UNA
CITY Or PrEHLA ard WALi~A
s.$fx kayc SEATTLE for San Fran
- - Port Townsend and Victoria. b.
a. "a. Nov ;. 10. Is. 20. 9. %. Dec.
o. IS. a. Jan. l. = IA. -, a. = Due
ii - rrsncisco a. m. NOV. s. u. Is, 9. -
ri is. e, q, Jan. 2, z, T. II, q. n.
pp !. 4 Leave san FRANcIsco ser s.
- ~ a. Nov. 2. Z. IL. II, 2. q. Dec.
8 eeaftie o. 10. Nov. 5. 10, Is, 20. g, %.
q, Is. %. e. %. JAN 4, .. II. Is. y. =.
~ ,...n, reamers CORONA, CITY
= s41PEKA. AND AL~KT leave SEAT
&Efw Alaska q. m Noy- / !. II, g. g,
Due back al Seattle Nov. -. -.
f1ec. As fs Is q. y. jan 2. q. Il. II.
~. 1. s, IL The company reserves
~ 81 "a change without previous notice.
~ ..e.era sailing dates and hours Of saii-
rRowBRIDGE, p. s. supt-. Ocean
-. 6eatfIe, Ticket Agent COS First Ave.
666DXLL PERKINS Il CO.. Gen.
49, Aan Francisco
=
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-Th. gold re-
serve Is sl55. 3S3. ssh.
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$500 auuNyo r. ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

- cfTY OF ABERDEEN
s1Sxvn1S FOR To COMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 10 A. NJ
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
DAILY)
xnAvEg FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT p. n.
,Arx BETWEEN SEATTLE AND IA
COMA, 50 CENTS
BOUND TRIP. IS Cent?
- M.,n a CITY DOCK. Agent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-02
TIE SEATTLE MARKETS.

here was 40 change IN the condition
% the local market yesterday.
JObbing Quotations.
The following were the wholesale prices
"a TIE local market yesterday:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-02

Money on cal, easy. a. lizala per cent:
last loan. Ilzzlls per cent: close Offered
az ~ per cent. Prime mercantile paper
Sus,z per cent. Sterling exchange easy.
- SAsI4ss for demand. and 81 Ssa74s Sl. for
sixty days Posted rates. AsaoIs7. Com
rercsal bills. Ases- silver certificates.
5sss<zsAsc. Bar silver. sac. Mexican ecl-
lars &5sec- Government bonds. firm; state
bonds. duh: railroad bonds strong.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-02

Us. new 4s.reg .fsSsslE y. J. Cen Sc 49,. lfets
New Il, coup .feSss North Car. ss ..ia1
rours. reg ....iI1sa Eogrs 49,. 80. las
Eolrs. coup -.Ni Nor. pac. lists ..IfSiz
Iwos. reg -. Ssi.l Threes -. -. S9le
Ewes. reg ....ff4af Fonrs -. ..... sasx
f1ves, coup ..li4is fNY.C. & St.H.as.Ie.sls
District } a@s LICK Nor. & West. 6s.iao
Ala.-Ciass A lbs " w. Consols ..fss
Class -......lls Deb. IS ........iis
lass --...-. q Or. Nav. lists ...1i4
Currency =. :. Is sFours -. -. 931.
Atchiscn Is 49,. sSglo. s. L 6s. I. FER
Can. So. .ds ....,e7 or I'm Inn. ISIS t.r. g =
Can. Pac lists Elves. { r 80 42s.
Chi. Terminal :. 44Al-Pac IS Of s5 -. ss2s
Ches. s. Ohio IS. ft2SaE Reading As 1890 So
c, III. & n. as .la4s r G.. ". lists =. SIS
ID: & r. G.. lists las St.L4 & I.M.C.5s. $50
Fours -. -. 20 St.L. & ST. IS. I17ie
Last Tenn lssS.lle ST. Paul Con ..f3ala
L.ris Gen Is -. "a. 5; &c. & Plsts.1ao
81 W&D. ists.tr s. Elves - ..r7
Gen. EIec. IS :. as,sF g c. Non Fund Il
G.. Fl. * 5. A. ss;.f9i So. Ry. SIS 80. sasa
Seconds :. leo Stand. r. s T. SIS ssia
II. d I. Cen. IS SLIM Tenn. new set SIS 50
Con. s. :......-1o5 ct. p. L. g. lists. $50
sIowa c. lists :. 91iai Reg. Eds ....... ss7s
n. +. Con. I. r.. ssi3 Urlon Pac. lists. lafs
k-F. lst ID. tr.li9, lC.P..D. & G.ists ASH
L. New Con ls.lo0 Wab LIST IS 1861
l. & ". Uni. Is s47s Seconds -. =. 7eiz
Missouri Is - leo West Shore Is ..lliss
NJ; X. q T. Ids. g IA Centuries -. s7ss
'Fours $500 S6ial Deferred :. -. 3i3
y. Y. Cen. lists. liz
AEv svfa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-02

MONTHLY STEAMERS 20 Henciula
"a Australia and every four weeks TO
Cnina and Japan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-02

were somewhat neglected today, while the
rest OF I.e CsaTkz- rose 20 q proportlcaase
level TIE bear element ala nor yield
20 cover Til lsfe !, -hs tav. whso the
scFans2se OF the sScr.s materially aided
the rise. There was no news ~ import
1aca during the day, the huIlssa Sentiment
% kae exeaa1ge being rather 4 chrySE2l-
AEa.ion OF several DAYS.
lie almost entire subsistence Of appre-
aeAsson over the Cuban question also had
rs eject There was some awakening Of
outside Interest manifested IN The buying
through commission houses. This was not
o1 large scale, however and The days
Use was Ter the most part due 10 thu
tons OF a powerful combined interest
NO Impression was made on the ul1ney
market today by the periodical interest and
dividend disbursements
ne oon3 account was strong ard very
active. the speculative issues showing no.
r4o,e advances Tota, sales were s.. 60 600.
United States new Is advanced u bad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-31

Stop Pals. Japan
ned tin. an color,
finished with gold
bands. worth acc,
az = = g
Foot Tubs, galvan.
lied iron.
reduced 20 = * q
Rat Traps, with
droD lock. worth
zoe. at = SC
Bread and Cake
Boxes. Japanued
TN. full size worth
ace, at zoe