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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-18

I, you woal6 Ike copy % ne hanA-
scmest illustrated folder yet isS1sd. cau
~ or address r. W. Parker Puget sound
agent. The ESrth-Yrestern Lan@." Sd
FIRST xvenue. Seattle. Wash, and be xllf
give or send you one free.
TIE folder ent.rtalnlngsy dsscyfbez ire
Two New Sorfh-Wssfern Limited" trains
between a.. Paul and cAfcaro-the fines.
trains IN the Eo-ld-anc contains pictures
OF thu Two famous trains fgsg Is they ap-
pear when running. each picture over
three feet io-x and spl~rti6iy engraved IN
colors.
Th!s eIerarf souvenir S!E interest ths
whose family. from EAs Oldest 70 no
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POLICE NOTES.

Sheriff Dryer OF Enohonswh county ar
rived IN TIRE city last evening for the pur-
pose Of taking into custody Frank DALEY
arrested Saturday tn response 70 a tsia~
gran from Everett The sa@riH took DAT
icy hack with him later IN the evening
The prisoner Is suspected OF stealing a
watch.
Officer Stevens arrested James Wits
ard Ia James two mop Gends'' yester-
day afternoon Just as they were going into
the Eanks building or Pike street These
men have hean hanging around this build
ing for some tine and are suspected OF
''plrchinE'' things aAout the building De-
fsctives Philips and Williams searched
the suspects room IN the Famous lodgsn@
house, out found nothing cat a few cd
clothes and two Old opium bowls
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PERSONALS.

T. Daniel Frswlsy IS a, tns Rainier
Grand
7. z. stockwsli Is registered a, the Raj
rter-Grsnd-
W II. Hnl o; TIE Great Northsrn. is
al the Northern.
Mr. and Mrs @ Willard. o. Ro.ly-n.
are encng the DilleT arrivals.
Dr. J. Rec. 81 Wallace. Idaho. ts IN n.
city on business and Is AZ the D4llsr
Mr. and Mrs 2 c sallantine. OF san
Francisco, are guests at the occfden.zl
Mss NJ HeGner. Of the stockwell COM
ps ny, has Apartments az the OccidentAl.
Rev. / Phelo. Of New York. Is in ne
city and among the guests az the Butler
= r. Stockwel. g. the Bacon Stockwell
Company. Is stopping ~ ina Ralnlsr-
Grand
Miss Blanche L Bates. enc OF seattls.s
LaFor5te actresses, Is az the Rainier
Howard Scott ard Joseph Muger. Of n.
steclxweu company. are stopping al ras
Occidental
Cast. McMas,eTs. % he steamer CRY
% E1ensoGrg. WAica has Siscca tInasd ply
ing on eAe Weuatcaee. fer the winter
noa1hs Is living sAls winter az the Hotsl
NoEthsr--
Bert Fsrrar. % Duckahnsa. A. Ncpaa-
EaD cs rhA srrn OF McD84eaM Eeassy &
Jackson. q Tacorns. and CAPT Josie, %
Slsnw weed. are parry c. lumoermsn a:
lhs D4Ilsr.
C. 3. LlvsFmere IS IN the city en- route
- Norra yakima reprsssu taftge
from the WeuaEcaee valley 20 attend ne
NoTthwes, Fruit Growers Association.
walce meets IA convention - nat city
thts wees
Es1rv g Soueh VI lex. vtoe president ard
treasurer e xns AcDG1EAM a SoGtawfck
Gem pAay. viii leave tontEax II rs special
car for Kew York Mr SoutsTlck wlli e
secoE panied uy Mss Murray. M, Aae-
sN~zrs -
nans = 0ntar1o, Iv. SousAwick cas- Seea
y SSzfsie several weeks. snd leaves 81
reis EiEza % % tse spring aEylrg Ter TIE
firm
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Capt. NJ. c. orton, OF juneau. Is AZ TIRE
Northern
Steamer Al-Ki sails for Alaskan ports
Friday morning.
Steamer City OF Pnebla arrived from San
Francisco last night.
Tom Newman, q shipping broker OF Port
Townsend. was IN Seattle yesterday.
Revenue cutter Grant came into port
yesterday from q cruise down the Sound
The Oregon Improvement Compsny's
steamer Progresso is loading coal for San
Francisco.
Steam schooner Augusta. OF Astoria,
was loading coal yesterday a. the bunksrs
Of the Seattle Coal and Iron Company.
The Umztliia sailed yesterday morning
for San Francisco with a large passenger
lis. ard general cargo, consisting OF
coal, grain ana eiEhty-xlx tons OF ulScel-
lapecus merchandise.
Steamer Utopia yesterday discharged
seveHty~tive tons OF OTieAtal freight from
the En- press line, Z fsSler dock tne
cons agnments we're for Seattle merchants
and Consisted OF Oriental merchandise,
fruit and rice.
Yesterday being the last Sunday before
the sailing q the AgapAataus. Il was Ia
ken advantage OF BY large number 81
visitors sud sighfSeerS, The repairs 20 ne
sprung decks are progressing 80 taat The
steamer win De able to SAL Saturday.
The cutter Oliver vo'cott was reported
yesterday az Everett she lost A race last
saturday against piece OF KEEP 1 -
Aarascap vas in favor OF the Woicott
ant was for run with ftls tide from Nag
nc!ia bluff 20 Mario ystoue point. near
Pert Townsend TIE ksip beat ne Nel-
rctf eight miles. The Official time vii os
given when me Wo3cctt returns 20 port
The steamer Arnars poora, which is IN
der chatter in the Central American trade
for which Lily, Eogarnus Il CO. are ths
foeAl agents - en- route fer Puget sound.
THE run n connection with San Fran
cisco business. has pTeve1 a Erontzoi@
che. and Will probably be continued On
~ lssg trip Of the steamer down. accord
iug 70 PglTseE GEcATtst. who Ess ~ toxn
a 9av 81 two ego. she left more man 80
tnres o. frstgat az SaG Francisco sne ha6
some trownle With tie marine un1srSrtf-
"a Who c aimed tsaaf TIE vessel was over
foeds4 Mr. 0Eearisf said aowsveF. that
sac xot away a. rtx1t znd delivered her
carxo a. Cs1trAl American ports without
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Notice to Mariners.

Martin Island Post Lights--No.ice is
hereby given that post light. liked white,
20 be known as Martin Island Qcwerl pest
light, has been established OF the lower
END OF Martin island, Columbia river.
channel across Martin Island bar. m the
following bearings: Hoffman Landing
post light, " W, by ". y w. Martin
Island upper post light, :. by r. a r.
The light viii be shown .roEn = lantern
suspended from 4 single pile painted
Black. which stands in about four feet n
low water. The light marks the turn in
the ship channel at the foot ~ Martin
Island and is about tweuty-etg'ht feet
above low water mark The light hither-
70 known as Martin Island post light viii
hereafter be known as Martin island
lupper) post Light.
Peint Partridge Bell Bnoy-Notice IL
also given that this buoy mas been re-
placed on lis bearings about one mile 20
the westward Of Point Partridge, Straits
of Juan de Fuca Washington Point
Wilson lighthouse. 5. T. y s. Admiralty
Head lighthouse, z. s. r. = 2: right tan
gent 10 Protection island. 5. by ". = ".
This notice affects The list Of lights ard
fog signals Pacific coast, iSss. page -
No 1.ess and the Iist o. beacons and
lbuoys Pacffc coast, 1885. pages IS and -.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board
JOHN +. MERRELLl
Lieut. Commander K. s. ". Inspector 18th
Lighthouse District.
office 81 the Il. 5 Lighthouse Inspector,
Portland Or. Jan "a, 1897.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TAToOSH ISLAND. Jan. I7-Spscial.-
.. m.-Barometer. &.lS: cloudy: wind
east twenty-five miles. Inward, q steam
er, p N.
NEAH BAY, Jan f.-Specisl.-4 p. M
Cloudy. light east wind
PORT ANGELES, Jan IT.-Special.-< ?.
m.-Barometer. S0u; cloudy. wind easi,
three niles.
PORT GAMBLE. Jan s.-Speciai.-sali-
ed-Schr Hu-nems, Capt. Peterson. for
san Pedro
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When shs burks man stopped for breath
tna object % MS attention smiled On nlrn
p.tFtngsy snd said Young usan. yon are
wasting yoof line. I an 10 tzy" ss~c -
said the spsculstcr. Nav an rurrfrr
for the legislature. ans put thts raake-u2
on preparatory 20 stamping the outside
townsasps and VIII nSw Use you good
evening. ~ifh thanks for yoar eJrarssnaent
10 nay Appearance"
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Compe.fsion.

va ar. ncw prepared 70 90 conpoxsti ton
sor ths .rzss fany rsasuFe3 e. Sonpareil
Nlnlon. Brewer ard Long Primer. satts-
faction guaranteed. Call or address POST
Iateslsgsreer. Seattle.
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weekly Bank Statement.

TIE banks row hold s52.l72.525 In excess
% requirements.
The Fiuancier says; New York IL now
che cheapest money center IN the world.
and the statement made BY the clearing
house banks for the week ending January
is. showing further increase IN surplus
reserves % 8. Isl a15. IS an indication that
q VII remain 50 Cor an indefinite period.
I'd 70 the arst - the present year the
New York banks reported a steady ex-
panSion In loans. tsse increase from No
vernber % January having been no less
than SSs co 60 Since January = how
ever the loans 81 the hanks have In
creased oaly s7ee00. or practically moth
ing while deposits In tire two weeks have
exra nded 70 the enormous total CO 80
$40 90. This accumulation has been o. no
use 70 the hanks and shows WHY tie loan
January the cash holdings % the banks
have risen IS Ss60a9 n other woris the
deposits remain inactive in the banks.
In view - these facts. the sTorts being
made bv a number 81 New York hanks
20 maintain q minimum interest rate OF
2 per cent appear % be useless. slraouEh
the slight change IN the loan item IS evil
dence hat they have not abandoned the
agreement watch e Is asserted some u
them have made The statement Is IN
teresftng especially as relating 20 pUr-
chases q sterling bills TIE advance ot
sterling Il now drawing the proat 20 a
small fEere and while the low money
rates q themselves favor an advance.
ths reayy foreign trade balance reported
courage tS@ belief that exchange Will rise
20 a goid exportirg point. In the mean
ttr9e wat 20 % with the heavy surplus
carried ny the NeE York banks is a serf-
ous problem. Surface fn61ca tfors row
favor ar advance 81 stock prgreS az low
money vii stimulate buvfnE ard Industry
tn general. snd 70 IS not unreasonable 10
say tna' she heavy surplus. wiu - sb-
soFo@s &c a large extent IN Gonsstte ew-
paastcn. /. this proves true re United
y &tes ws4 enter upoE an era % prosper
'ty durtGE the coming spring which has
nor been eesaisd since the early Sos
Flour.
Ftour-v3ntsr patents. = 9@Es 70. winter
strsi <ets. s. to247e; M5nnesosa patents.
sass AS9s WATER extras. s. %-5
wheaG
yvheat-Rsceipts. i4o1e bushels. exro-.=
aaa bgsas1s- Spot. dull but nrra; No 9
eaTe sesc. Options opened firm ard az
rsHcH1 Nib few reductions ai mora
.0E ec iFcsi covering s4pct er-ente ed ev
t--s-H European news r1tmars Of a.
fnaa4 a18 prospects cf a fasr VISIBLE So
cressr- CzosiaE Nc Fed Januarv.
- se ne osgaer. Nay closed Sc
He7s-Paee -oass. isS erOp. s8i1c;
Metals.
y'opce---ssss sys b-eks~s'. ire
5'-s Iran--Dgl Ner2asra. sus1a
e44--Str1cs; hrokers. asa
I4a-Flates easy.
suEar-
s4gar-naw sssaey. far rsa-f-r
s,.ee esa1r4tasal. = test. s-lse- he
sse. eosfesS1Sasss' A. 4sse. eat loss. &c.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Jan ls.--Tn wheat Liverpool
again furnished a surprise az the opening,
the quotations from that market showing
. I'd advance. In the face OF a ssc decline
here yesterday. Is did not have very
much effect. however. the frequency with
which that market has ses-sawed with
feeling Of indifference. But its Influence
Was strong enough 20 cause the May op-
ton. which closed yesterday AZ soc, 10
open today al sot.c- Afterward there was
orders from outside markets. 81. Louis
especially, which caused IL to sell al scisc.
But the easy feeling was short lived ke-
ceipts al Chicago we're " cars. year
Duluth reported 81 cars, against ia last
Saturday and 40s year ago. The weeks
shipments Of wheat and nour from both
coasts were given by BradstTeets as
2 ss 600. az compared with si0s.ooo the
week before. X was intimafsd In the
cablegzams that the worlds exports or
wheat and -four TO Europe this week were
expected 10 show up small Monday and
that Was understood TO be the chief rea-
son for LIvsrpoois Hrmnsss. TIE mar
ket became firmer, advancing 20 s1sc:
further rise was made 20 Ndslikc about
twenty minutes from the close. and the
latest trading was 81 sos.c. or sse improve
ment for The day
Corn ruled = trihe hrmer. influenced ey
the strength IN wheat and BY the re6ue.
ton OF rail- freights 20 the seahoard. equal
20 zizc per busheI.
Oats were rrm all day. The Strength
In wheat helped the advance. and wet
weather was also bun argument.
Provisions opened easy AZ slight decline,
were inclined 20 heavin@ss Tor an hour or
50. and then became frmer
Closing Quotations
whaat--January. 7sssc; May, Sosle.
C0rn-.JaAuary &2Tsc. May. 2f&4c.
0ats--January islSc. May. iS&Wlszc,
pork-.Tanuary s. -. May. s. ezsa.
Iard--Jannary Ass May $40.
Rfbs-January. sAo7aa. May. 1I2's
Rye-S7A.c.
1arisy-Sasf5sc-
Flax-75iHc.
Timothy-ss.sS
Live stock.
The week closed IN a bad cattle market.
and there il no reason 10 expect q large
supply next week. Today's receipts were
too small TO constitute much OF mar
ket The offerings made were disposed
Of at prices unchanged frem yesterday $
quotations.
Common 10 prime hogs sold a. 1i9H 80.
prices ruling sTfoc lower nan yesterday.
with sales largely a good dime lower.
TIE snlk sold az s. zS9saa
Small receipts OF sheep were easily sold
AZ unchanged prices. Common 70 choice
sheep brought s. So93 50. Westerns, sag
SIS; lambs. sz.s03s-sS for common 80
Recelp,s-Cattls. so; hogs. 27ceo; sheep.
500
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WASHINGTON. jan n.-Today's state
rrent 81 ire coEGzE Ion % the treasury
shows. Available ess1 BALANCE. - ss1,-
AZ. gold resS<vs S1zz- 81. se&
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
90. 1 esuh, nc. tsus sle-n, tixc. ARA
PORTLAND WHEAT Marker
PORTLAND. Jan Ie. - Wheat - Walia
Wzllx, ES1s4cs Valley. 3fs7e.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


sAS FRANCISCO, Jan. is.-Today was
holiday through California, IN celebra.
ton OF the defeat OF me funding DILL
Produce receipts were. Flour. quarter
sacks, Z, $50; DO Washington. ais, wheat.
centais. rs. DO Washington. @43s barley.
eentals, gsks. oats. centaas Eastern. SO;
do Washington. 4,oS: potatoes. SACKS,
t.sSf. onions SACKS, 81 corr ce7latss
Ogden. $50. rye. centals AZ. beans.
sacks, AIS. bran, SACKS. so nltd1hnfs,
sacks. 1s; hay, tons. $50; straw, tons, -:
hides, number Is. raisinS. boxes 81.
wine. gallons. a. OF.
Wool.
woos-Cho1ce mountain, e0Tcs poor %.
S65c, Gan Joaquin plains 5USc. 90 foot
all, snso Northern fan. 14sc.
Hops.
Hops-Quotsh a. f0I6c for fair TO
choice, and I14l-e for fancy.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
~raxrp posALH

6ock leaves for Victoria and
ikpl~nssra daily, except Saturday. at
Pr returning leaves Victoria AZ
steamer idaho Leaves for PORT
- Ard ard way ports daily. except
a. a. m. Sunday. direct. At ,
zsc15.<.ssroiF.g direct, ltaves Port Town
ts-a m. Phone. Pike =.
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REAL ESTATE TRaysFERs.
Transaction. since January 4 and
for the Past week.

Real estate transactions since January
/ Tss7 are 80 "a A. There were aled for
record during ne week 6 deeds. the con-
alterations agg-eEAtang g. 76112 Follow
frx - ire reeor9 for re week ~ days.
tuciu6inE Saturdays transfers.
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Sne-i~ 20 Tnorr&s Dswftt Cuyisr ard
Ef6agnam 3. Acrrss- aan.gae%s OF soiici-
rers T. a 7. Co. W " Zee. lots Il ana IL
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.-TTs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
n.pr.x~D AND FvA~crr.

GARLAND AND EvA~GEL.
g1h 80 Tewnser1-Nsa Bay route
efs.- Esrlsna leaves yezier dock Sun
ksSs,<<.ssxavs ard Thursdays at ffs1o D
~ 1art Townsend. Port Williams,
:.ss-sess PR AAss.s s.i,. sri s srssos ss
t<-v go resxrrirg. arrives a. Seattle 3
49, = opposite days. Steamer EsanEei
sv-sies deck for PORT Townsend,
sssN A-n~les ard Victoria Mondays.
xsssssa.ys, ss sI,e T1,asy s.y e. ~ "a
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crushed. &c. powdered. $40; GRADUATED.
43sc. cubes &c
Peyslse.-
Pssrcierr-DEIL
Coffee
Cores-op-.ors cseeet cutst ard s.eedv.
Nay. SE Spe- c5zse. quiet: Ne. 7. n
veae- 1Sc, -il2 quiet
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war3s. Roe. OF ne Lnalow street txll
%eE York. EEa tN2 Keepers have been
suspended as q Result % SIC recent 5sl
break.
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Live SfocN.
FOREIGN MARKETS.



LONDON. Jan. i6-sslver. - u-isi.
Corsois. liz S-l6
Nrw YORK. Jan ls-The Evening
Tsaaf's London financial cahiegraTn says,
The stock markets were quiet today. but
fhe tone was rood for all securities, tn
rludfpr Americans The factors were the
same - cabled yesterday. The japanese
purchases 81 gold Il may be noted con-
tribute towards easy money here. because
ne money raid for the goid Is released
from the cash stored up a. TIRE bank.
Rreadstuns and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. Jan Is ~ Wheat $3.50 Spot.
steady. demand poor: No red spring,
g. la8. No. / California, - 'sd. Futures
closed Arm. with near and distant pcsl-
ffons La higher: business heaviest On
Yufsals positions: January. 6 sd: Fsh-
rearv IS sd. March. Sc loiSd. May.
S. l02sd
s-orT-sgot steady. American mixed.
= cd business heaviest on middle po-
sstfars. January ard February, 3 ed
March. = sad. April and Nav. 2. let
Fiour-Ste&dy: demand poor
Hops.
Hops-At London. PaciGe coast, ia
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abroad stimulated O steady Increasing
demand for hoz1s and stocks fer bosh
domestic aud foreign account, ard IRIS a
usually tic legitimate prelude % a strc-x
ard active speculation IN gSe genera mar
kss. TIE result 81 a deliberate study q
fa1 senzsrne-. = 20 demonstrate co-ciu-
E.wely t1e great change for the better
nat hss tzkez place
Tie 0ora market today displayed marx
e. activity ard ia many tssEss substantial
gzt1s occurred Tire sztex werA & 80 no
5ae more important advances ranged
from 20 ~ per cert Ire b-,rs s-a-T--
q TIE week 6tsrseye6 steadily Increasing
Investment inquiry for foreign ard de-
nestle account ard IRE dealings covered
g 90 Ge8
Gov@rnnert eorts were tufi but strong
or transactions OF 90 aae
silver certificates. dull and slightly cas-
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Total sales.
Exports and Imports.

TIE imports 81 specie AZ the port OF
New York for the past week were valued
a. 81 ISL. Of which ST. E12 was gold The
exports Of specie for the week were $685.
5ea Of which s6e leo was sold The I'm
ports OF dry goods and general merchsn-
disc at this port we're valued at SO, 81. 90.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
-. Card IN effect juno / IN


aarrLE. EvEgETr q wHArcox
- washington leaves Seattle daily
safurday. a. 10 .. N
e.-TI.E 4 La CONNER ROUTE
1890 caves Seattle daily. sxcens
s.rrroay. ~ e D n
<~scsrzs Main III fssier dock
-.T(Oa. sEATTLg AND TACOMA
ROUTE
-. s.sarse. BAY CITY for Anaoortss.
~l,.ssysr OF wnsfcons. Leaves CONNER
~ ss ..,sef1 Seattle. s .. m, Tuss.. Thurs.
49, Returning leaves WnstcoD p.
- Sssraaysn, t.is .. m. and Anaeortes
ssr.. Wsdnss. and Fri. F2rss-
;..sIs 9 q 3 % round 'rg I E Fnt.is D
- TRANSPORTATION co.-week-
Tsms card-skagi; River Route.
s,ssrasr Champaign leaves Seattle Jan.
1IIniglf Leaves Mount Vernon
rsfTa. m: Jan. u a; a. M; Jan.
49, 4. m. calling a. Stanwood. Fir.
s.sstf cry, Mount Vernon and Avon.
81 Deck steamers fer ali points on
4. &ognd Open ali night.
- s G. YERkEs. Manager.
rslspsons Main q.
soST oacHARp Asp PORT WASH
TNGTO% ROUTE
gTEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.
Carryiag z. s. Mall.
1. PAY, Orchard and Port washinrton
"a leaves City Jock. foot OF Nain
n.sss fs5 q. m. calling a. South Beach,
ss-eStT. Brick Yard. BFemerton. r. q
81 Yard. sidney. char.es.on. Tracyton,
80 eslysrdsle Leaves Port Orchard
s.sx station at .. M arrives Seattle
ia m. Y ~. Robinson. master. Lily.
rsrsfsas Co. AGENTS Telephone. Main
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Money on cali. nontnany per cent.
FTirre Esrcantils pa per. E-f4 Per cent
STEERING exchange. FRA. with actual bust
ness IN bankers bills ~ AEIS&i4S7z. for
demand and t&srI4 E14 for sixfy days:
posted rates. EG4 ~ ard 81 SGi ss17:
commercial bills. s4sS17- Silver certiE-
Gates. ss7sdsSs
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t'arc er--sts easy brokers. ire.
t'4S trcn~-EAgl. Nor3 aeva. SgI3Ie
LEAFS tr1c& hFokers s.
TIA Plates. easy.
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areaastuns and Grains
NEW YORK MARKETS.

Hogs-A. london. Pacina ooas'. i.
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THE MARKET REPORT.

Seattle. Jan fs fssr
Exchanges AZ fhe - .ts.e. Tzrsn1a ard
Portland Clearing houses today we're.
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Evening journal., 1897-03-29
THE OLD CLIPPER SHIPS.

Sensations Not 20 Be Had Nowadays on
Board Record breaking Liners.
One Of the Youngsters asked me the
other day" said the old skipper, "if
had ever been to Europe on n record
breaking liner. 1 told him 1 hadn't and
never wanted TO go there that way. It
Is lust question Of engineers and stolz-
ers. mere landsmen, ON big liner and
I'd rather ship before the mast, even on
one of your lubberly 40 day, steel, square
riggers with bows like a canalhoat, than
go on a steamship. 1t would be just
about rs interesting to me as q trip on
a railroad train.
The kind of sailing l like it will
never be the privilege of You young fell
lows to indulge in. You viii never
know the fun Of having a clipper craft
as harp as a steamboat under your feet
jumping across the seas under a press Of
canvas never seen ON ocean going sailing
vessels nowadays, with her rigging as
taut as iron bars, and your shipmates
holding your hair on your head
What she can't carry she may lug,
was the text at sea then. remember
when I was in the clipper Northern
Light we carried stu sails slap into
Boston harbor, making the lannon's pass
age Of 76 days 4 hours from San Fran
cisco. Our ship worked like a basket,
but we had shipped q double crew for
the run, and one crew did nothing bat
pump ship. There was some cracking
On If sail when ships Of 1000 tons on
more had all their top hamper whisl,od
over the lee side whilc the skipper was
tuuing TO spit over the taflrail Even
after that some Of the ships made good
passages. It's q funeral nowadays to
lose a topgallant mast. New York
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