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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-01
Information for Mariners.

The branch hydrographic office. custom
house. Port Townsend. VIII furnish on
ton regarding the following notices 10
Africa. southeast coast. reef extending
of rbax river.
Bermuda islands. Gibbs Hill light,
amended period OF revolution.
Black sea- western shore, Burghag bay.
shoal southwestward Of Cape Emineh
British Columbia. Vancouver island,
reef on Ronina poiat. position of Carman-
an lighthouse.
British Columbia, Vancouver island,
south coast, foul guard inside Seahird
islet.
China sea. Cochin China, Hue river en-
trance, anchorage beacons and bar sig
mails.
Delaware river. Cherry Island fats. al
terations In buoyage.
England. south coast Needles light
house. alteration In fog signal
England. south coast, southampton
water. Fawley beacon light exhibited,
England. Thames river entrance. East
and West Swim. caution.
England, The Downs. Ramsgate. alter
alton IN position Of leading light for Old
Cudd channel
England. west coast. Bristol channel.
intended Iloyd's signal station AZ PEN
France. west coast Gironde river yon-
trance. Pointe dc Grave light increased
power.
Hlndustan. west coast. light OF Hangar
kotta.
Japan. Gulf OF Tokyo, gnaFdboat estah-
llshed Off Mississippi bay.
Maine. Bootfhsy entrance. Ram Island
light station. intended fog signal.
Mexico. Bay Of Campeche. Morros de
Seybaplaya. light exhibited.
Mexico. east coast coatzacoaicos river
entrance. color Of leading lights for
dredged channel.
Nova scotia Cape BRETON island. St.
Esprit Island light. reported irregmlarfty.
Red sea, Perrin island. Obstruction
point. permanent light re~esta hliahed.
Scotland. east coast Isle OF May and
Peterhead intended Lloyd's signal sta
tons.
Scotland. west coast. intended Iloyd's
signal station on Corsewail point.
Spain. south coast. Malaga. alterations
In lights.
Washington, Columbia river, Martin
island. additional light.
West Indies, Santo Domingo. north
coast Monte Christi. general information.
West Indies. Santo Domingo. Santo Do
mingo City. light re-aSta blished on Fort
San Jose.
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- --.g s-ssL. This adyazce was saxss-
ssf..g,rr 70 -ne rzo<e tiza!i speculatorx. All
r-sfFxirsr brought about q reaction 20 sc.
wFxrh was quickly followed ny an s6-
v-s-e@ - 1sS.e Thts. as - rAe case CO
IRE o9ensrz Stys1gE1. was b<cught about
~ news Of . Character too h1ats1 70 Be
overlooked New York reported the sale
% IS b.na- loads o. wheat fer sxrort. and
sslss 81 four Il -he Northwest yesterday
vr-S sa8s 70 Rave beer the sarx-st ir two
ueega some OF ras leading COM ustssion
houses also hSd large foreign buying or
ders Tor f1sJrsS-
Here again shorts got in their work.
help-d % q big increase IN Liverpool
s.oeks and pounded down the price 70
60 tns lowest point Of the day. X
soon picked 70 again and touched sc on
the next uprurn. getting down once more
% -4%97sc acout half ar hour from the
close Buyers on every soft spot were
plentiful and she prices soon recovered
10 7sATTAac. The trading price al the
eloxe.
Corr was arm az the start, and II look
eA Secsz-.y stFcng for a time. Profit
taking ard the large esttrasfei receipts
for Monday tended 70 wsakep the market
ard prizes gradually declined
Os-s showed good buying az the start.
but she market gradually decAned under
the hamEaerlng X received
Provisions were dull and almost feat
ureless Opening prices were a shade
higher on lignT receipts Packers sold
moderately. causing q slight downturn
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-nandiss 70 New York from San Francis
90 IN Dispatch Line. by John Rosenfes0' ;
Sens.
Heath6sla. Br blk. 1854 tons (now at
-wheat thence TO L X, HAvrs.
Antwerp or Dunkirk. lis Sd; by S8oson &
Kerr.
J. NJ Colnaan. Am Schr. al tons-ReSi-
wccd from San Francisco. pine from CO.
izEnhia river 10 GuaymaS. BY <. A.
Hooper s. CO.
Jessie Minor. Am schr. - tons nov at
Eureka Redwood thence 10 Honolulu.
hs J. r. Hanify.
Kennsbec. Am schr. l. COS tons-Lnmher
from Biakeley TO Plymouth. tSs by Rem
ten. Holmes 4 Co. prior 20 arrival
Pass OF ETanGer. BF 81. I@sS tons tat
Port Blakeleyf--f<un2heF thence 20 Vail
paradise I. O.. II les. by Rentou. Holmes s.
Co. prior ~ arrival
Rufus z Wood. Am hk. ts1s tonS-Coal
from Seattle 10 san Francisco. by Central
Coal Co.
Samantha. Rr al. s.ali t0ns-Csoes in bal
last % Honolulu. sugar thence 10 New
NorE
senator. Br sh, / 40S tons cat racomsl-
Lumber thence 70 South Africa, by Han
son & CO.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATDDSTI, Jan. ~ A. m Special
Barometer, - 80 light ralns wina east 70
miles Outward. vessel IN tow Of Magic
at 5fs a. n. Inward. tug Magic. a. SIS
a. ~
r. m--B8r0meter. - s.: clear. wind
east = miles, Outward a bark IN tox Of
Hniy0ke. AZ $ O. a. N Br snip EoTfigefu
IN t9w ~ Tacoma. ~ t0c5 a. N. ship IN
tow Of Wanderer. al 25s9 ,. IA. Iaward.
tug Tacoma. AZ HIS a. n. schooner in
tow ~ HoIyoke. at 100 a. m. Outside,
tug Wa1derer.
SEAH BAY. Jan. IA a. m-spsciaI -
Lignt rain. calm bark Drumbialf IN bay
. m .-fI9udy. light east wind Passed
NJ. bark DFuFnasasr u tow OF Tacoma al
Il - ,. ".
CE.ALL4AM BAY. Jan. 5i.-a a. m.-spe-
clal--IAght rain. calm.
PORT ANGELES. Jan. It's \. ra--5pe-
cizl.-Faroneter. p 81. partly cloudy Wind
southwest. miles, ship Columbia arrived
during ghe night
I p. M Barometer, rs. cloudy: wint
snnfhSest- , miles. Arrived. Dseea; nktn
Portland ard scar Madsen and ship CO.
lmmss4 Ia bay.
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elasde. q is 50. Frsemantie. = s. "a. ~
J. J. Moore A. CO.
Casanianea Bf bk. sss fons--Has been
Laid on tne berth az san FrsncisCo. for
Aaniafde 1lreet- ~ J. J. Moore n CO.
Dogenhr Hail Pr 81. - tons (now a.
Mana Iuoe-@gosI thence 10 San FRA nciscsa
b. JOAN EosenfelG's SOus.
Esther Bufsns. Am scar. "a tons-Ised-
wooa from Eureka 20 Honolulu. sy J, Il.
ia Nifty
Gardner City An hkrn. 10 TOMS er-
,nandsse frorn san Francisco 20 santa
Fn~alAs by Faltx SaufSssier.
Hawaiian Isles EaW 81. znfi tons
Lumber from Hastings Hill 90 Shanghai.
Z pgzog 10 arrival
Guy {. Goes. Ar bks ls29 tors--Ae--
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CHICAGO MARKETS..
The Hoard of Traae.

CHICAGO Jan % --Fu wheat q decided
fs@ifur fhat ths h4uitstiors ~ ls-E
.-.-s ~ a good advance VS. AZ tne ls4r-
-, wsassrn marked Fhe oueDfnE- Tae-e
We also ~ hRF features stea trSaeuee5
sne advance. Liverpool closed * an sd
y-sn-e for tAe Cay - fron ~ per GENITAL
- ft-A up New York rapc-T@i vers GER
eyeE ss-caasa uEss 6y tHs cnuttEsnF anf
y-mi-ef kfuxtioru q oTers by cable lz~t
usxht. ard carry sa ne session aa ss'.t
-rers t.a{caE8 TeeesEss were q, sssr 1as1s
INNS rsa3 wlth - = year aEo- Mtnuea p1-
~ 80 EsllIuEA recess so lss cars. against
- 4 Mex aen ans AZ ere -e-re~rsan ,tln 4
So. - ths vsar eseEeEe -ArEer c4as ship
- q 40 bushels EEts Neak sEaLvst
s,~ ssa bushels fha similar NgeA l8~r vaar
sfens most o1 sac 4teEls enumerated aers
~ nsm8 before sGs 1~r42krs. ard gaetw
s7srt sseex ~as fh&k Nay SeeAt started
~sth a msrnp krC1s 80 20 = - Aus1el
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Charter. for Week Ending Jan. ~

Charfers Tor WICK EhHlHS
Alex Mcneil An *. ll@s tons J.. IT, ~ 81.
sr[erg F,-feev sound 10 Freema ntls, T. - 81 :
eSsra' Br -. ~ tons fst FthatceHi
Lumber thence 10 NalpaT $50 Z o. f3s-
49, Ranre. q los, By " z Grace g 60.
Ttarsrsr FsroS Am So &asl tons tn0~ a.
Tssr- Riskeseyg-I amber thence 70 fly -
aufb 81. bv Renton. Holmes A. To- PRIOR
s~9.rt -ezuene. pr sd. SO ions-EE heat
frn-n san Francisco fer T. X. HaJrs
Arf~@vr. or UyynkiTE fowneTa' acc0ensjf
10 ~ loaded ~ g. " Ac>ear
CITY q Florence. Br 81. A-l-s tefss 90
-Ts~sss II .ssr- Der thence 70 %yGn&Fs -
rs "a. option az Port Fsris. q rs Sc Aa-
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. so-Flour-
Family extras. s5a5.i5: bakers extras.
s4,Is 60. s saRsrfins aie9+1 .. - i,
and sltlA for choioes milling wheat, us
Bariey-Feea. fair 20 good. 7z4a5c:
choice. Isssussc. brewing. sc.
oats-Fancy white iced, si.5Tl4ai-s:
good 70 choice feed. ti-ls1 is. poor 20
fair. xlfgiie per GENITAL. surprise. 1850
l55. gray, y1fs9iso per cenrsl black for
feed. a5cs99i.e5. DO for seed. 81 te7I.z5 per
eental red. $l.I99l.5g; milling. s.. 9ods IS
per ceatai.
Produce Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. 80: do Oregon.
>. 235; wheat. centals, ~ seo barley, cent
ais. 40 oats. oensaLs. Az: do Oregon, 20;
onions, sacks. ESQ: corn, centals. Ogden.
500. beans sacks, -, bran. sacks. 80 ;
rnIddlsags. sacks. ls5: hay. tons. 30: wool.
bales 3. hides. number. 4Ss; wine. gal
Produce, Fruits, Etc
Feed and millsturs-M iadIIngs. sis.e0G
$780, California bran. siaso6fsi outside
brands bran ST.
Hay--wheat. san: wheat and cat. sra
barley. saso; ala alfalfa. sss75o Clover oe i
as. stock, SaI6. compressed wheat, $50
$50; compressed cat. val; straw. per
vegetabies-Eariy Rose potatoes. 75assc;
common Salinas Burbanks. 75lg90c; fancy
salinas Burbanks $lGle5: river Burbanks.
50ff75c. river reds. I9ns0c: sweet potatoes.
SOL =; new do, 2gSc per pound: onions.
81 z5gI.6o: eucumbers, 5ocgN per dozen
green peppers 40n5oc. dried peppers, Tnsc;
dried okra, 10ffl2izc mushrooms i0u 20c
asparagus. l0ll25c. Los Angeles tomatoes.
socuxi.G. green peas. 5u6c. per pound
string beans. easc; egg plant, 1yq2oc.
Fruits-Navel oranges, S59d25o per
box. seeding oranges, s5cnS-25. common
Lemon snons sg g Sood 20 eh9,9e Do 81 %
az; Eastern appues SOS per barrel
common apples. seeIT6c per box; crahber-
ries. ssft7.50 per barrel.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 2)0 &c; sec
onds, fIdlsc; fancy dairy, lie; seconds.
f2fi3c; picked, lie; frkln. I3QiAc.
Cheese-Fancy mild new, Zoe; fair 20
good. 9nac; cheam cheddar, llHl2c, Young
America, lie: Eastern, isGi4c. Western, Il
Egrs-Ranch. f5l4alsc: store. 1sal7e;
Eastern. l+disc.
turkey hens, isHi4c: ROSTERS, old. $500 4:
do young HqS, broilers small s. s0Ns 50.
do large. ss5oGf4 Is; fryers, s4d450; hens.
s9.50H450: ducks, old, SSf46; do young,
do young. H.7Sd250
Game-Hare. per dozen. zoe; gray geese.
$3.50; rabbits, N9i5o; white geese. 81;
brant, $50: English snipe. $3.50; common
do. sl9l50; honkers. 81 per dozen.
Closing Quotations.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. So.-wheat-
Steady: December, 81 22as bid: May gns..
Bariey-Ffrun. May. nc,
Corn-~Iarge yellow, 75d1T1sc.
California bFan~-kls 503ia
wool.
wool-Faii: Choice mountain. safe.
poor do. iQ5c san Joaquin plains. 3ff5c,
do foothills ssfsc; Northern fall. 7Iac.
Spring: Northern. i2a13c: Eastern Ore
gon poor safe do choice. sFfi0c. valley
Oregon coarse. 96ii9c; do medium, iei
l2c: Nevada. e0Sc do extra. *.
Hops.
Hops-S1ioc for fair 20 choice. and ia
iec per pound for fancy.
Financial.
Silver bars ..... s5isiDraftS-Slght 80. IN.
Mex dollars .b2a52ial Telegraph -
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We are now prepared 20 DO com positfof.
for tne trade faEy BeasureD II Eonparetl,
Mlnion. Brewer and Long Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed. Call or address Post
Inte1iigencer, eeattls-
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Brsasstuns and Grains.

LIVERPOOL Jan. se.-close; Wheat
Spot qaiet: demand. poor: No. 2 red
spring. IS cd. No. l California. Ss sd
Futures closed firm, with near and dis
TaRt positions I'D higher, business heavl-
est on middle positions February. Is
S. Sd
Corn-Spot. steady: American mixed
new Is Cd Futures closed steady win
near and distant positions I'D higher
February. - sgd; March and April, IS 90 :
May Is st4d july 2s l0d.
Flour-Dull; demand, poor; ST. Louis
fancy winter, as.
Hops.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast, e. lss.
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FFa1saF Cornish. ne drennAn - TIE eur-
set limited Va mikes - VITA the
5arkeleY iocai train Tuesday nsgas died
Er.e&y n Oakland fESa his injuries.
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The total sales 81 stocks today were
IFS rs shares including burlington. 40.
Chicaro Gas 2 900. General Electric leo
Louisville & Nashville. 400. Northern
= f18: Rock Island 34a. ST Paul. S90
Flour.
Flour Receipts. H. SO. exports. 70e bar
rels Steadier. wiki spring patsrts more
active and winter quiet Minnesota
patents 81 faff4 -. DO winter extras. s. -
~ So Minnesota bakers. g E0uae8 win
Ter low grades, s. Hs1s
Wheat.
v-heat-Exporys $3.50 bushels. SPOT
frrner: No : hard. 2e2,c Options opened
strong and high on buli!sh cables and
H.fle forelgn env7ne sold on sharply uu-
der reafzlng bat fully recovered on re
closef I&7I&c nst aiRher. February
closed SAC May closed &s4c.
Hops.
E4oos-Stssaav. 1895 crop. re. ISss crop.
Ss47ai~c- Pacific coast fSs5 crop. 8tsffslac
iSs crop s7i3c. London marker arm.
Coffee.
f-oesa-f1ptscrs closed firm re ret at
vance OF 3 points. March SIS. MAY S. a.
SPOT rofee-Eao. dull. N. : tnvatce 2stc.
36hhlug ioasc. u71id quiet. Cor3oV1A, If1s
sugar.
Sarsr-Raw. tull. fair refining 1.f
{, fq-3ss,. centrifugal Is res'- 2'sHs s-4s-.
raencF atlet. mould \. ttsc. standard A
sac. ccufectioners a ttsc cur ioaf. SEC
crushed 49,. powdered, tiso, graEu' tFe1.
Petroleum
pzeroisun-2ulet Tnitei closes s>r-
Perusylvargs crtsis. steady February. 81
F,fs. sales none.
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azs northern rscsao consoi $ rass re-
TIE gsTsFrrnens n-ons market was a.
companies figuring largely az buyers TIE
nes - registered gstn@d - psr cent &c
coupon. "a, and other issues a1wzsSe1 -
Silver certificates were 6un but fairy
steady Oh transactions y SEQ.
Money and Exchange
Money ca call easy az -; prime me
change. steady. with acsusl business "a
and Sas "a 81 for sky days: posted
rates rs5es, s$s9t ssAs snd ss-as eonDs,eissi
The Gold Reserve
Tc1sy's statement OF rae CONDITION OF
anee. sz1o 20 sess gold reserve, l44ss'.1&
Exports and Imports.
The imports Of dry goods and general
merchandise 81 This PORT This week we're
valued 81 $ ~ ~ The imports u speSe
this week were s1oi sc. % watch $500
were gold.
The exports % specie from this port FER
the week snoing today aggregated ss-.SeS'
OF which $3.50 were gold
Weekly Bank Statement
Increase. Decrease.
Reserve .-.--. ...s--.-. sxoss4S' $3.50, 20 ~:
x~o@f-a +s.s.-... .--..-..s $500. s&ef"~s"N
Specie ...-.,... .....- SS058
Legal tenders ......,.,. lssfs.t1o ............
RtpossfS .-.-+.+- $4,000. .-.-+.-. 49,
Circulation $500. .....-. --s+--.. Ss'SS
Banks now hold g. is. go in excess %
requirements.
The New York Financier says this
week: TIE excess reserve OF tae New
York city banks is Bow Approximate
u equaI 70 the combined capital
OF the members Of the Clearing House
incres sing The decrease IL loans shows
rae effects os the present oon9ested
money market at this center. The poi
Icy OF the banks until this week has been
70 refuse to lend money for less than
Per cant, as many Of them were paying
thai amount on balances. but IL the pres
ent move 10 reduce Interest on bank ac-
counts 10 les< than that amount is sue
cessful, the loans which now go 10 trust
statement But aside from that feature,
the liquidation in sterling exchange bills.
which was mentioned in this analysis
last week. has operated TO reduce loans.
since the closing Of these accounts has
necessarily cancelled loans on sterling Sc
curtues- just what proportions the
liquidation has assumed is not known.
but II the course OF the foreign money
market is such as TO Involve larger
closing OF rhsss accounts, the idle money
thus thrown on New York VIII only go
70 swell the amount OF useless money at
this center. The present situation IS in
Is no probability OF relief IN gold exports,
and the relief which government bond
sales gave 70 the market in the past VIII
not be Repeated.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial

LONDON. Jan. 30.-Silver. g 1l-lsd: con-
soss u-s<.
Pests London financial cahlegram says:
Secretary Chamberiafn's speech dampen-
cd all rRle stock markets today. but the
close was above the lowest. Americans
We're good There are signs here Of New
York sterling biiis being converted into
cash BY means OF cable transfers 10 pay
for wool etc
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J. A NApEAU,

kshf a STEW ART. Una~rsakera
e.. fsers corner of TAird ana
street,. s~zttle. N.sAsaT-
fsiesAsns Ne. A.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE STEVENS.

THE STEVENS.
+. Richards. Victoria.
+. A. Evans. Chicago.
G. II Schroeder. Chicago.
pr J. Henry Johnson. Holiingsworth.
4. j. Stevenson. Tacoma
Z, 5. Kelly. Everett.
Mrs. II. L. Cookham. Victoria
NJ 3. Robinson, Tacoma.
Miss Robinson. Tacoma
Capt. Jas. w Keen Skagit City
Capt. f. ". Wise and son, Victoria.
J. II Grady, Victoria
c. l. Lewis Portland.
j. ;. Henery and wife. Chicago
Mrs. Mary Carlson. SnohomEsh.
]. A. NJ. Williams. City.
=. j. RUcker Everett
Geo. Walker, Auburn.
Y. H Yank. Auburn.
NJ y. Norton. Portland.
THE OCCIDENTAL.
Clyde Hess and wife Growers Co.
Lawrence EVart. Growers Co.
Harry Llewellyn. Growers Co.
r Nhigworth, City.
Robert +. Bates. Chicago.
George Brown Evanston. Ill.
John b. Ault Snoh omish
W. r. Russell. New York.
Jennie Hudson, City.
I G. Brown. City.
I. Marion Barlow. Northwood
4. 6. French. Coupevile
|. Lauterbach. Spokane.
Howard Benson. City.
T T. Duckmann. San Francisco
Mrs. X RaumgaerteI and child 5. r.
J. W. BF0kaw, Stanwood.
THE NORTHERN.
J. II. Parker. Deming.
Z {. Roberts, Lisbon. y. p.
G. l.. Probst. SnohomiSh
= Johnson. san Francisco.
J. Miller Tacoma.
9. LHbin. Victoria
r. II. Perry, Snoh0mish
Climax Smith, Jersey CITY y J.
William Blackman, City
9 a Beat0n. Winlock
.. =. Mcdonald. Portland.
Mrs. h. Mcdonnell. Port Townsend.
J. g Fritz. Everett
;. 9. Stewart. Eamonds
George II. Wilson, Sunlas
W. ". Fe4ger. Port Townsend
WIn. p. Primrose. Port Blakeley.
2. Gibbons. Reuton-
6 y kniSht juneau
z. J. Packard. Portland
:. sairner. Port townsend.
John Knapp. Victoria.
n u. Barney L.cOuis
oliver hsrdey. LISBON, y. D.
James small Lisbon. X. ..
THE BUTLER.
T. Welnhe.m. Everett.
J X. Shocuma ker. Chicago.
=. J. cram, CaicaEo.
James : Bel Minaea polls
r. = Smith. Minneapolis
Z r PsechneT. s. Paul.
r. Fahi. Portland.
r " Hoffman. New York
Franz WftE1t. Point Roberts
Kirk Kennedy and wife. Fajrhaven.
Julius sisEei. san Francisco.
r. NGiard. Vancouver.
y NcLeaEAu. Port Townsend.
Mrs Palip II Beth. Port Townsend.
W a. Wst1aus. Blaine
Ms r. Reed. P1vc TGNuTeud.
~ Jones. Port Townsend
81 Loweathaf. Philadelphia.
rs. : o1nsr Wslla Nails.
Hu9a ~ &ecbern. New York.
T. Candy, spokane
TIE NEW ENGLAND.
VIA Ponaroy Vancouver. b c.
q A.Us. FIrr. WaEh
: = TNeruer. Port Townsend.
p salisbury. ka .spel.
+ Hughes. Fraaklyn.
y r. Abei Chicazo.
~ 2 AbeU Chicago.
J Neiscn Mount Vernon.
Frank Morris. san Franc4s-e
" - Rafferty,. SaD Francisco.
y oMalley. EasyoH. Wash
81 NJ tNmstaad. H&Ero Mont
W r Suith. OAK Harbor.
JOAN Connell. $ew YORK
ID Barrett New YORK
Caes. Ksrney. v2noouver. 2. c.
e. ~ Preston. Suohon.sh.
Mrs e. " Preston. $noaomIsh
j T. Tact. san Francisco
A. Larsen. san Francisco.
= n ke34sli NS8fcD1a.
Nrs " kel3ea. " hatcoEn-
e. Rife. W1aFcnn-
g.. 4 Brown. Whatc0H.
~ Steb@ft. Wha1c2na-
e. :. TEAM Tacoma
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SAY JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER bfpIA THOMPSON,
e..sytr~ United States mai, leaves City
80 90 81 Main street. Monday. We'd
$50 and Friday at a. m, for Port
~~sa~nssnd san Juan Islands and New
ass..<or Returning, leaves New What
80 Tussday. Thursday and Saturday. at
ian. ]. r. Thompson, mansssf-ows I.s
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WEATHER AND TIDES.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. Jan. 81, 1891.
,Rain; cooler.
B. g. PAGUE, Forecaster.
U. 8. DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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Companyt]
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ROUTE.

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Fofsi fNGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY +. PERLEY
- csibraith dock. foot Of Washing
I<a. .s,.s, Tor south Beach. sylvan Grove.
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80 ,s.ssais at ,. m. Saturday. 2 pm;
eo $500 leaves Silverdale at 6:45 a. m.
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SAN FRANCISCO Jan. s0.-wheat-
Steady: December, 81 .22As bid; May. 81. as.
Barley-Ffrvn. May. 9sc,
Corn-Iarge yellow, T5dTixc.
California hran~-kl2 5067ia
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I. 4. NADEAU,
General Agent, seattle.

Telephone at Depot once viii ne
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-.,-S STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
uo0p CANAL ROUTE.
T. =. MAIL
TT.a~a -

e..ssrsifh dock. foot OF Washing
i<svss 'T,se-d avs. Thursdays and Sat
~ sfsss n'clyek a. m. for Kingston.
srdzsss ,.,,hls seaheck Brinn0n, Holly.
PSI 90 ..iiliwaup Falls. Ho0dsport and
pss'a .ss.s Returns alternate days.
tssos ~' d. TROUTMAS. Master.
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daily. 49,
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. cub. Sc; blue stem, slisc; weak