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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-03
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK. Dec The Evening Posts
London financial cahiegram says:
The stock markets were irregular today.
The feature was the continued improve
ment in Americans. mainly on New York
support, operators In that city absorbing
supplies. All the areitrage houses are short
bonds was especially heavy, notably for
Atchlson; Erie. Northern PACIFIC prior liens
and for Reading As. Prices of Americans
closed firm. with Union Pacific, as usual.
a feature. A further rise is generally look
ed for here Speyer < Co. announced to-
day the issue here and in Amsterdam OF
prior lien sterling bonds at 30. including iu-
terest. Grand Trunks are stu booming.
kaffirs were better. Gold was easier at
Today the market vas unable to pay
back the amount due 10 the bank. thus
confirming my cable OF yesterday as 10 tho
action OF the bank which today was re-
calling loans for a period under a week.
The Paris hourse was tlrm and The Berlin
market steady.
The failure Is announced of a large firm
OF merchants of Paris and Buenos Ayres.
with heavy liabilities in London and else
where. but fairly well covered.
The firm was interested in Uruguay
bonds. which are today about unstable.
London Wool sales.
LONDON. Dec "A better spirit pre-
vailed and prices were firmer at the wool
auction today: The offerings amounted 10
is:iss bales. Of which coo We're Withdrawn.
and slips were irregular Inferior and
wasty showed a hardening tendency and
Victoria gray brought full rates. Following
are the sales:
New South Wales. aIat bales Secured.
si8dn1s Cd: greasy 4ikIai.d
Queensland; sos hales-scoured. sssdais
Victoria; 2.95s bales Secured. sssdals;
greasy. 7s;gd.
South Australia. ess hales-Scoured. Is;
greasy. hiadi7iad.
West Australia II bales-GreaSv. sHsisd.
Tasmania. Al bales-Scoured. 789d.
New Zealand $50 bales-Scoured eide
f0iSd: greasy. "a el9d.
:, Cape OF Good Hope and Natal: &c bales
Secured. eiIdHis; greasy, b'tm.d.
Sale of sheep skins.
A sale OF sheep skins was held today and
OF the Also offered. 1850 were sold. Austria
Han combing merino was isTsc down and
crosshreds were IA lower than the last
series A few clothing meriuos were Of
fered and sold at unchanged rates. The
next sale IS scheduled for January ~ Fun
wooden parcels showed the greatest weak
ness. Following are the sales of clothing
ani combing:
New South Wales. s47 haIes-sssze4a.d.
Victoria. 3i3 bales-sGi5tsd.
South Australia, 14i3 baies-sssd5ssd.
West Australia. 90 hales-2isF5&d
New Zealand. ds9 hales-32. E1SAd
Tasmania go hales~Asi5s.i
Falkland islands. IS hsies-3flst.d.
Punta Arenas I79 bales--sizffsd.
Buenos Ayres 3s5 haies-3h NSAd
Arabian. Is baies-2ss ff3tzd.
The Gold Reserve.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.--The gold re-
serve Is $751;. 800 go.
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Total Sales.
General Quotations.

Fiour-Receipts. sa.743 barrels; exports
x 622 barrels: weak and 5Sil5c lower: win
ter patents $4s1T5I5; straightz s4i5H 40;
Minneapolis patents. s555-so: bakers. tL2ls
450
wheat-Receipts. SO 100 bushels; exports
81 s3s bushels: spot easy: No. red STAG;
options steady on foreign support, ruling
alternately firm and weak a, midday on
conflicting news, including weak cables and
big ciearances. broke later under lqglda-
ton but finally rallied on export talk
closing steady AZ Aalzc net decline: No
red. May s2i1Epssikc. closed al s.ac; De-
cernber, esn9Tsc. closed at 96asc.
Hops-Quiet.
wooi--Quist.
pejFnleETu--Duli
CONCENTRATIONS closed quiet 81 a net loss
of l01f5 points. sales. IA. 30 bags. including
December 5toc; March, S.safi5 &c SrSt
coree-Rio, quiet. No. T. invoice s7sc No
= iobblng. 67se: mild. quiet: Cordova, $50
lse
suEar-Raw. FIRM: refined. firm.
Pig iron--Warrants. quiet a. S. = bid ana
81 - sked.
coppsr-oples at sia5 BID and toss
Tiu-very aun 81 So 7a7iz.-5 asked.
Speifer-stestv ct 81
Tez1-Evchanee steady a. - < BID ana
g. - asked. brokers firm az t2r.
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bushels .. which vas in the shape CT

bushels o. which was In the shape es
wheat.
The primary nnarke. receipts were. fer
the first day in some months. substantial
ly below The I.tssAtse bushels mark. the
quantity for the day being s5SSfs0 bushels.
but for last year the tesaa was osaly s-S-'Ae
bushels.
A cahlegram from Argentina was re
ported IS saying thar crop prospects We're
less favorable. bHt another waS received
stating that harvesting In the more nerth-
srn sections OF the country was progress
ing tavorahly.
4 temporary squirt was caused by tho
heavtress os the Atlantic port elsarance-
OF wheat and -four and the ga8ch smaller
total In the Western primary market re-
cetpts than the resent average. May adj
vsncing on this to Sine. Rut local bears
soon disposed Of the large cieaFances BY
the claim that they would swamp the
people they were going TO.
n report from Minneapolis 20 the effect
that the yards there were filing up with
cars which would be loaded with wheat
for Chicago caused great weakness late
IN the dag. May sold as low "a ssa4c. New
Ecrk's ri port Of sixty loads for expert and
some help from the December bulls caused
reaction 20 Poe near the c4ose, May
winding up ut SSssssA&. December. how
ever. so; no support, closing lac lower
al sSc
Corn was more active and very weak,
closing at i4c net decline
Oats were weak closing at most the
bottom price with h4c less.
Provisions were dull and did not move
ever Sc over yesterdays closing quota
iions.
Cfesfnx Quotations.
Whest-necenber, Sc. May saSIaac.
Corn-necenDsr. &c; May. zSi@sf Sssc.
0atS~December. @e4Sssaa2c, May, 2ls.r
Else
Pork-Decemeer. s7ls: January, ss.iS.
l~ard-n December, Ss,lo: January, A@@.
Rihs-pecemher. St1a: January, ss-i5.
Cash wheat-Ne. red. sSa@c: No. ;. ssR
ssi2c; No. Z spring. S.&S,c; Nc !, S9ESsc;
No. hard winter. Ssa3sac: No s. s4saSse;
No. l new spring. a5iec.
Cern-Ne. 2 ss+I1sc; No. ). &s2c.
oass-No. ?, eii2e. No. ]. lsgai.c.
Bariey-~st6s asc.
Rye--s6i|c.
Flax-Sl.04i..
Tsmothy-S2-6a
Live stock.
Cattle-Sales were on a basis OF SS.75af4
for the commonest beef steers up TO ss.91
eiS.l5 for choice shipping beeyes. the graf
er part OF the cattle crossing the scales
at SAlSU5: stocSers and feeders, s344:
cows and heifers, ss.l54s.So: calves AZ sa.s5
Ss6.e5 for best grades.
Hogs-Prices d nickel higher, sales be-
ing largely at sS.Se43.4s; coarse packing
hogs sold at sS.20ei3.25. and prime butch
ers' weights at s3.a5<}3.5a.
Sheep were wanted at G-SSfS for the
poorest up to sA10slis5 for the best fiocks.
Westerns bringing sS.6siasa0; lambs sold
at S3..34sa for culls up TO sS.5oS3 Is for
choice 10 prime focks.
Receipts - Cattle. LOCO; hogs. $500;
sheep, lS,ts1.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstuns.


SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2.-The Chicago
wheat market declined and the local mar
ket followed. Both spot and futures are
lower. Barley holds up the best In the
list. Oats are lower; market quiet; none
Flour-Net cash for family extras. si.55p
Ass: bakers extras, 4.segi ~
Whest-Shipping. 8: i2is for No. !. and
BarIey-Feed. SQs5c; brewing. sl.02h9
lilo
oats-Poor to fair, slql6; good to
choice 97gl l2 fancy feed AIl,a ,si
Surprise, 81. 2elfl. 80; black for seed, Sissy
1.50; red. si.s2,44ll.sss4.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks, $3.50; wheat. CEN
tails, 92o; barley centals $50; beans, sacks.
142: corn. centals, 6, Is5: potatoes. sacks. 1s2;
onions. sacks. a.; bran, sacks, $50: mid
dlings. sacks. ISL; hay. tons, sls: wool.
bales, 2; hides. number. So: raisins boxes,
29S2; quicksilver. TASKS, lss: wine. gallons.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Firm: December. s.4iS: May.
slsaA..
Bariey-strons: December. si.c: May.
9y7sc.
Corn-I.arge yellow. soq95c.
Bran-s1l5VQls.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Middlings-s2oQ12. 50.
Hay-Wheat, slzui450: wheat and oat.
SIG 1850; cat. Slo1l2, best barley. sl1s1lZ,
alfalfa, Sssts. 50; clover. ssaI9.5o. stocks, IS
a.: compressed. Si29l4; straw. per bale.
soafoe
Observation-Disclosures, Early Rose. s5D
45c per GENITAL; river Burbanks, s5Sts5c per
GENITAL: river reds. 3Sa40c per GENITAL: Sail
mas Burbanks, 6slFsDc per GENITAL: MERGED
sweets, 69Ql5c: silverskin onions. S.5oI
I10 per GENITAL: garlic. &c per ID; green
peas, 41gc per III; string beans, 415c per
ID; tomatoes. 25165c per box; green okra,
i0Qi9fzc.
F'ruit-AppIes. choice. 704fs5c per box:
common. 25a5Gc: strawberries. 81 51q2 30
per chest: cranberries, sa5eGi0. grapes.
assag1c: ounces. 4aAfy sc: persimmons. 500
CSC. oranges. Valencia. s.. 75G13 .a5: Mexican
lines. repaek s2Ef3 common California
lemons l5cgsi. choice California lemons,
sedeae: bananas. $lQ3 per bunch. pine
apples s@t4 per doz.
Butter-Fancy Creamery. &c: do seconds
sln@sc. fancy dairy. Zs424c: do seconds.
l9as2c: picked. 2la22c; tirkin. 1874 2lc.
Cheese-New. l2Ml-i4c. old. l0asilc; Cali
foFuIa cream eheddar, nGl2c: Young
America. I24l3c; Eastern, l@4l4c; West
err. f2Ql2c.
Eggs-Store. nominal: fancy ranch. $50
Sc; common Eastern. l6u5gc; duck. 20Ss &c
Poultry-Turksy gobbleTs. I2zil3c per 10:
turkey hens. i@ulgc. Old roos;ers. s.. 7Ssg4.
y0ung ROSTERS. x.soIf4 ~. small broslers.
s. 5DFI3: large broilers Sssf358, fryers. g. 50
sI81S, hens S2s34.5o: old ducks S. $50 4 So
young ducks, 8 50I7is0; geese. sl.ZGi IS
per pair; gosllngs, s1.25sfi-7S: old pigeons
sxcgsSi; young pigeons. 81 Sal -.
Exchange.
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THE EVERETT
s MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The only route TO the popular and active
mining districts Of Gold Basin Gordon
Creek. Martin Creek SIverton Deer
Creek. Goat Lake and Monte CTisto.
The scenic route for tourists. fishing and
camping parties.
Trains leave Everett for Monte
Cristo at 1850 a. I'm. ON Mondays,
Wedn esdays and Fridays.
Train will leave Monte Cristo for
Everett Mt GAS on Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays.
s. n. BAIRD. G. F. 4 T. A.
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MARINE onsERsArloSA

Special Dispatch To the post-insalslr
TATOoSH. Dec. s.--4 D. m Hs e5
1914; cloudy. wind east. afesen ml;1H
ward. ship, in tow OF Sea Lion. ~
u. IN. n &
NEAH RAY, Dec. s--a =. n.-.fl
Hight east wind - q,
CfAILlAM BAY, Dec. IA = -
Cloudy; light east wind. sssS<3
PORT ANGELES. Dec. A. n 49,
rometer. 81: cloudy, Wind east, A ~
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: : -
STEAM E.its.
FLY ON THE FLYER. /"

VII ON HE r Z EK.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips Sea.tie-Tacoma
route. as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAYA
TIME CARD
Leave Seattie--7:is. Ills a. m: 2:45. els
p. m
Leave Tacoma-a:20 a. m: l. 40 o. m
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattie-7:Sa A. M 10 m: S o. m
Leave Tacorna-9:ae a. M: $50 40 D. IN.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf Ta-
coma and Commercial dock. foot @ Ma
rlon street, Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State of
Washington.
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PUGET SOUND A. ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE
steamer City Of Kingston between Ia
coma. Vast and Victoria, 3. c.
sss3nm f4vl NJ Tacoma 10 Ar 4.oopm
10 hopm I.vl - SEATTLE S2Arl 1:Epm
] Cam LvE - p Townsend y Ar i9;s5an
Sam Arsfi9 Victoria Lys s:0eam
DAILY EXCEPT Saturday.
This steamer furnishes frst-ciass accom-
modatioBs. carrying both freight and
"a $50 gsgs4s. aastt 4aaxes from Yesier wharf.
Sszttle. foF Victoria q. 10 o. n. and for
Tacoma at 2:i5 p. n.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
s;aterooms until !. q. n.
For rates tickets. etc. inquire os
c. r THORNDyKE.
Agent Yesler Wharf. Seattle
l. A. NADEAT
General Agent. y. P. Rr.. Seattle.
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NgusE LINE

-,.At, ,k~-.e sails from San Fran
.S.ss-. .-ls ard Tacoma. SeSs1ee 3.
,s~Sst.sr fTessh. fer ali ruSs. sonnd p9sssts.
sseanSslr Cleveland s&ils fFon; ssa s,rsl.-
$3.50 "a Ia ..gerare. 81: ght. s. Goa
,,..rs,Ea, male fer all p5ges SQUAD rssnfs.
: = CAME. Aseat. -As.i1st52 1soSA-
Ts,eoS Pike -
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LEGAL NOTICES.

--.ensees are described as follows to-wft:
IN njne ard ten. Of section twenty -seven
~ township twensy-one f2D north. Of
ss~nre Eve 81 east Of the Willamette me-
ss;disI,. said property being In King coun-
- GEO. III. FUNK,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
postoffice address: Olympia. Thurston
gsst. ~ fsrst publication. October =, 1857.
ssorTcE OF sHERfFFS sALE-In the
Z -S,.nersor Court OF the State OF Washing
~ for the County OF Ktng.--Jacob
ruth. az assignee In Insolvency OF the
Gnarsrtee Loan and Trust Company.
- % Hebron. Adelia Carpenter, Nj
Sracl Earies, Horatio Hathaway ard
Ssvfnes aud Loan Society, defendants.
fySAsr and by virtue of an order Of sale
- sDecsal execution. issued out Of the
ef1ve-uamed court in the above-entitled
Ss.fion and TO me directed and delivered.
Ssge duly levied upon the following real
srsrerty. situated IN King county. WASH
III ~ lots one Cd. two f1), three 90 and
- -. soutf, half OF lot four %. in block three
a h ~. 81 Bells Seventh addition tc the
~ Of Seattle.
xnsice IL therefore hereby given that on
esfnrday. the 9Th day OF December. 1897.
- the hour Of 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said day.
= fhc front door Of the court house. In the
II the above described property at public
'Sretion, to the highest and best bidder.
nstsd this 9Th day OF November. 1897.
WM. III. MOYER. Sheriff.
PRESTON, Carr g. Gilman. Attorneys.
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synopotD. e
me barometer ia high at su sae1n
and no rain or snow has er.r,.,S>
past twenty four hours II has - ~ :.
Eastern and Western Orcsan 49, r. zlllI
ern California. se
Seatilse-Maxinum tempcraturr. =,
lmam temperature. s.; mean. q. 49,
partly cloudy.
q. N. SALISBURY o.
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THnorcH sIHE sTATEs

,rs ~artb- Western IAns comprises 49,
~ a's r-,iss of perfectly equipped raiiwa1
:. 80 ,, i1,, iowa. Wisconsin. MiehaDs1
y, -. na.,as1 North Dakota. south Dsksta.
s slisns ana wyoming. II operates IT,
SepsA -. "A the world TIE services VI
l 49, .si,waukee and al tbs principal
S ... re East and Southeast cannee
s s,,rs,sssed, Insist on having your tscke
"a ..Tne NORTHWESTERN. ". 100
commercial Agent, 81 f1fa assnoes
tie
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SE1cTT RIVER RoUTE-sssaTas- CITY o.

A{sfT kEN ~ ~ = 49, -
&C cssmpsisn weekly .!'sse c :. ,.,,..v...
lsssNsss a. ssatSniwhx. December g at
pssssrst Leaves Mean, Vernon Deem
ms ,nae'sAs Att a N, December : 81 a n;
FER 4 AZ . A. m calling AZ I1alaSIA
lsecen. Ef- Skxxis C-fy. Mog1t Yer
non 9sT ~ Y,s,k Steamers for az points al
~ go open ell night II II Ne
re soih1 S,.s.sr. Teirpnos1e. Main s..
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Nine tickets 70 the rich gold neo1e /
being given away by the post-lnf6
gencer, which allows you to earn 8 r.
stake at the same time. Ara you r. 4
race? II not. send to the manager W
for blanks.
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crp arts STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ss,rn, OAKLAND AND ENANGErA

Seattle ana Townsend Neah ssy Eosta
c.'ar.sr Carlana leaves Sesler deck sun
ssys T',,esssavs and Thnrsdays st u %
uass o. pxrt Townsend Pert Nillisrss.
-. -. yort Angeles. Port Crescent
ss.txsb,r~ Pssht. Clails-1 BAY and Neoh
Rsy. returning arrives at Seattle y m
ts.,,.,,,~t,s says Steamer ESanGef leaves
On Spt"s g. r,r Part Townsend Port An
80 ard Victoria Mondays, Wednesdays
"a Ertaavs az go 2. III. arrives seattle
snsrnate aavr AZ e.A p rri
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
Tn. Stack Exchange.

NEW YORK Dec 4-Tae character OF
the huy..g CT the las: few days ~as dis
c.eSsS h. Io8Sys ysslAls @ ;as Stock sx-
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA, Dec. 2-Wheat-No. / blue
stem, Ti2c. No. ! club, ,4l2c.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Dec. 1.-The local wheat
market again succumbed to the depressing
news from the East. and prices declined a
cent all around today. Receipts are larger
and shipments continue correspondinsiy
heavy. Quotations: Walla Walla, '5@A 1Sc:
bluestem and valley. a1aIsc per bushel.
Cieared-British bark Selklrkshire. for
Queenstown, with Il. 10 barrels OF -four.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Seattle. Everett * Waatcom Route
STATE Of Washington leaves Seattle daily
,xrapt Saturday az 10 p m.
Seattle. Everett and Ia Conner Route.
S.earsar FaiFhaven leaves Seattle daily
excep. saturday. at 10 p H.. calling at Ev-
ere,t going north Monday. "wednesday and
Friday: going south Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday.
Talar1cua Main 2es. Tesier dock.
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s.N JTrAN ISLANDS

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carving United States mail. leaves CITY
dock. foot Of Main street. Monday.
WeanesFay and Friday at a. m. for Port
Topnsend San Juan Islands and New
Whafcoyu Returning. leaves New What
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. az
m. r. Thompson nanager-ownsr
iilly Bogartius X Co, agents. City dock.
TeIsphone Main 81.
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couA SEATTLE AND wfsATCoM
SS0 ROUTE

c..-,er George T.. ssaYr leaves Tacoma
at p. m. Menas,ys' WsongssasJ s2a Es:,
cav 80 WNatcosn. leaving Seattle al 3
as'u Returning. leaves New wnateom
fusssiays (aafseNNs ata Sst..'', a.. ~
y m. steamer sSes to Blame Wsdnes-
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Pasd-up capital .......-........s1S0,0 o
Surplus ...-.--....-... iSo.o@
Maurice McNicken .-.-...--.......P President
J. Fl. McGraw ..---..-.--..-.-slee PRESIDENT
y IL
General banking business transacted
Sight and selegranhie exchange PAYABLE
in All the principal cities CT the United
States and Europe
Letters OF credit furnished on Alaska.
payahie at all trading posts Of the ~. A T.
r Co
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.


Exchanges At the SeasS4e. Tacoma. spo-
zane and Portland clearing houses today
were:
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wuATCoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes.
Eairbeven or Whstcom. Leaves CONNER
cial dock. Tacoma. p. m; City dock
TStr. and Sat Returning leaves What
come D. u1.; Fairhaveu. Sis .. m. and
1nacortes 70 p. m. Sun, Wednes ard
Tacoma sl25. or 81 round trip.
w II Fills
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Bound for the Kiondike, Go free with
the Post-1ntc!ligencer. Get blanks from
the manager.
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rIr0ANT Offices fos ssnt %. i
van building. ~
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FORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE
g.Tr MIR MARY f.. pERLEY
leaves GaIbraith dock. foot Of Washing
ION greet. for sylvan Grove. Port White.
T3renerton q. 8. Dry Dock. Charleston
siarev Tracyton Sllvsfdale daily. ex.
coming Saturdays and sundays. a, 500 D.
m: Saturdays q 2:3o p. m, Sundays at GO
"a ma Returning leaves SilvsrdAle a. 20
. n, r5rv Dock $50 a. III. Saturday nights
leaves Silvardale $50 p. m. Dry Dock 100
y m. Telephone Red Iai.
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WASHINGTON &, ALASKA STEAM
SHIP cos STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE
n hours
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This magnificent steel screw steamship
.i,i saii FROM Seattle for juneau. Skas-
,'sx nay rSess and way ports, becetanLr
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Her Accommodations are unrivaled. She
3, ,na fnest fastest. and most comfortable
-, an this route. In connection with
sen~s ~. alaska STEAMSHIP conf
psNy viii operate :hetr eleGan. and fast
ssisfne Steamship
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Eor freight and pasSaEe apnly 10
r" c. H. J. S'T0LTENBERG.
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"e" CHARLES E. FEABonY. Manager.
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The Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON. Dec. THE roid re-
serve Is $751;. 3ss aa.
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BAN KS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block, Seattle, Wash.

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Capital .....-.... .............. 500 90
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth ........... ......... prestdar.
affAGr n benny VICE President
James r. Hayden. Manager. Cash'r sac'v
Frank I. Blodgett. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins
F., c. Neufelder. J. T. GreenIeaf.
Transacts a savings hank business er-
clusiveiy.
Deposits received from 81 to sl0oo
Interest allowed per aEnum: Sly ner
cent. on term deposits: per cent on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last DAYS Of Nav ana
November. Loans made On real estate or
approved cciiaterals only
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porr TOWNSEND AND WAY PORTS
steamer laaae s ,s,sss o d,rs., s< .. "a.
rs.,.,nsng. direct. leaves Port Townsend at
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Inc local market was IN healthy conas-
non yesterday. There was a good demand
ana prices kept up. Butter and eggs are
Arm. shipments OF butter have rot in
creased since the recent advance Of cent,
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jacob EETtn -......-.--.... Pr aiSs-t
r. @ NeufeIder ..............yics President
r. V. Ankeny .,.......................C Cashier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-22
DIED.

Y.-on Wednesday. the goth inst. Darius
@, son OF the late Rev. Alexander Hamilton Cros
by. In the 65th year OF his age.
Funeral services at 81. Johns Church. Yopkers, on
Saturday morning. the ESD Inst, at IL o'clock.
Boston on Jan. ~, suddenly. RosaUond.
wife OF Richard Dana and daughter OF DR.. J. BaI.
ter Upham OF this city.
DICKsON.-on Thursday. Jan. 81. 1897. Mary Jane
Dickson. widow OF Edward II. T. Dickson
Funeral services at her lato residence. IS Jefferson
at. brooklyn. on Sunday. Jan. %. at VI.
DURYEE.-on wednesday. Jan. 20. 1897. At his
home In New Brunswick, n j., William Rankin
Duryee, d. D., OF Rutgers College. In the 59ul year
OF his age.
Funeral services viii be held In the North Reformed
Church. broad ana Bridge streets, Newark, n. j..
on Saturday. Jan. 20. at 3 o'clock I. N. Intermens
ut the convenience OF the family.
Mex EN Jan. o, 1897. Bridget. beloved
wife OF Brian Mckinney.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence. i8S East 18th st..
on Friday, Jan. 22. at y. 80 A. NJ. thence TO 81.
AgnessC Church, East 43i ST.. where q mass Of re-
QUEEN will he celebrated for the rcpose OF her soul
sAUNDKRS.-on the Goth inst. at his residence.
Saunders. NJ. D., n number OF years prior to 1891
spothecary In the L. S. ". and assistant surgeon
in the army throughout the late war.
Due notice.
sCHSUErTGES.-on Jan. go. at 2:45 r. NJ, the
Rev. ,. X. schuuettgen. U. S. 8. r.. familiariy
know as Father Xavier.
Funeral services at st. Aiphonsus's Church, West
Broadway. on Friday, Jan. 22, Mt . A. NJ.