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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

BtsSoDA- Feb. 4-Specssi Pref oar
rel ard assistant teaeherA Misses Scury
and Sruce. ara spending a portion Of re
vacation visiting friends IN Olyrnp la. They
are accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.. n. H.
Williams
y. Henderson. relief srert 90 the Ncrfh-
sFn Pacific, Azs temporary cHarge 81 the
depot during IRE absence 81 Regular Agent
N II. Williams
Buccsss ree7S crick ara tile factory.
bucket ana barrel fsctSry ard other man
utactaring tn8ussraes The mans gers OF
the ts-Ttt erial penftentiary. during iss To-
cation here. manufactured -ssh Barrels oy
she Wholesale. and disposed az the product
to q good advantage. There Is plenty %
suitable timber near here xnd there Is 10
reason why the former history OF thls
town should u0t b repeated.
Tarrlngton x Owens supply TIRE local de-
msnd and ship more or less coal 20 neigh
boring towns from the old prison mine.
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wATrR FnoxT NoTHs.

Steamship Al-Ki VIII SAL for Alaska
February E
Staa 1nshln WlEapa IS Due 20 arrive from
Alaska fOday or tomorrow.
Seam collier willamette finished Load
lnE coal yesterday for san Francisco.
stsa ne- Utopia took ogt shout forty
tens ~ berg lm barrels. kegs and csses
laet e. ghf ~ FaBcDayag Tor transhlpmeut
90 Honolulu.
Tire name ~ the new erhoonor Fischer
Brothers 1asl hust ~ Eaierd bw Frank
Banks, was given ~ the Mesh bay In
d1ns Ere compliment - tie lcca1 nrm q
tHHt name
Steam STATE of Washington Cd not
1aaTe %ew Nhatcom yesterday owing 20
f1e 1nvy wind slowing She 0fll 80
tagoeEh f914y. S1-e has aboard 2e0 cases
% saImoa.
There are NJ present or the way 20 Pg-
gat sound from foreign ports ard coming
for The purpose ~ foadtnE foreign carxsew.
cWeEty-oue vessels WtG1 an Aggregate
tonnage - r. l6. Thts 81 cne-thlrsi great
er fh8a the tonnage of iaat year AZ fgss
- Ene tlme. wn4el tota.ed 1879 tons.
Tna schooner E3rgriae. four naonths
Overdue from Alaska wl5h a cargo % SAL
mon FOR FISHER Bros. - Astoria, is now
generally conceded - D. lost. II is
t.3as4&aE that a schooner reported bottom
side up II toe rnou1n Of The Columhs4
river about tEp months ago was the rnsaa-
5nn Surprise TINS vessel Vas bullg n A.
farsa tn 1895. she waN s. feet long. H.
fsst br0ad. "a feet depth q nol5. and = Is
gross tonaa &c.
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San Francisco Charters.

Andrew WEIGH Haw hk, $40 tons--Pass
and mdse 10 Honolulu. In Planters linei
Andrina. Br ship. 2.5n tons tnow on Pu-
get sound)-Isumber thence to Cork. u.
X. e. S. 81 C2s al less direcO; chartered
Allerton, l3r snip. l.s8s tons-Goes In bal
last 70 Tai Tai: nitrate thence 20 Y. X.
Colusa. Am ok. lii ons-f4umbor. from
Tacoma 20 sydney by Charles Nelson
candida, Br bk. liza tons tnow at Port
lant)-Wheat thence 70 " X, Havre.
Antwerp or punkrk. iss %.
columbia. Am ship. ] 22s us--Coai from
Departure bay 20 san Francisco by X, ID.
Chandler
and flour or -four. 10 sydney direct. lump
sum; by Williams. Brown 4 Co.
pudhope. br ship, as6 tons NOW az
hemanfusl-Inmher thence 20 Liverpool
direct 70 los: ~ II. +. Rithet n Co.
Duncow. Er ship, LES tors Ton Puget
sound)-Lumher thence 70 Port Prize, I'll
f3s "a; by J J. Moore & CO.. loaded by
r. D. sutton. Am ship. 1853 tons~Goes
IN ballast 10 Honolulu. sugar thence 20
New York. by J. % Spreckels = Bros. Co.
Franc-Sca Ciampa. ltal ship, i.baa tons
Wheat 10 T. * HAVro, Antwerp or Dun
kirk rs 90 us "a less direct. hy Eppin-
Hslra Br ship. sss tons--BaiIast 10
Manila; reported sugar thence TO New
Hiawatha, Nor ship, 1886 tons-,Goes in
-
san Francisco. by Henry Lund ~ CO.
r. C. Wright Am schr. 23s tons Cat
New Whztcom1-Luubcr thence 20 Homo
lulu: By Bolllngham Bay Improvement
Co
John n. Tallant. Am schr. 80 tons
Lumber from Port Gamble 20 Honoiuin.
BY Pope 81 Talbot.
Lizzie Vance. Am schr. 3S3 tons tnow at
Turekal-Redwood thence 70 sydney; by
j. J. Moore a Co.
Marlbor0uEh nm. Br ship. 2. @3 tons Ton
pure; soundl~Lumbcr thence 10 Mel
bourne or Adelaide. Fl iss 81. option OF
PORE pirie. 81 is; by J. J. Moore Il ca.
Northernhay. Br blk, i.2I tons-W heat
10 n. k Havre, Antwerp or Dunkirk It's
Sd 0s % less dlrecD; b. Balfour, Guthrie
q Go
Dread. pr bk. IA tons Cat vancouver1--
Lumber thence 20 Delaeoa Bay or Port
Natal. s.. II two ports, 20 extra; prior TO
arrival.
pass % Meifort. Br ship. 3.Ig5 tons lat
Eancouverl--Lumb thence TO Delagoa
Bay, e ISIS "a; prior % arrival
Salvador. Am schr. 80 tons Cat EuFekab
Redwood thence 70 Shanghai. BY G. A.
Hooper - Co,
wilma Am bk. 1853 tous-coal from Ma
naImo to san Francisco, BY John Rosen-
fields Sons.
w p. Babcock. Am ship f.ea2 tonE-In
ballaRt 20 HONOLULU sugar thence 10 New
York: By J. ID. Sprsckeis = Bros. Co.
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Brown 20 es1a - tract 81 Sc 1~ sec "A.
=. :. lcts I - I Z, e Sleek IS wces-
lA.T1 al SalTna, Bay City. Fee-uary l.
q. 9. 81.
g HaveSs - G&o-se w and Truman
y. C3apsa2ae. lct ! sec - =. < 80
scrss. Fsh~Gsry = g
a Il Boyd. reSs3Vex Bank % Auburn.
20 George u. Ciarsa1le. f4ss scrsS IN nv
So sec u, =. 3 January - sS5A
Watson &. Squire 81 AZ . Noah <
Ioslsn lets IS 20 =. aloek -. sats ara i
esc1k q. sot - hloek = Squire PARK sd
February 4 s tNa
sane - FrArees e. JoS.tn, lot. - e
BLOCK Is. lois = ans fs Sock {; ho.s fR 70
IS s % = sn1 = a,oek i. Squire Park
al, February l. sstsa
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ARRIVED
shin Dashing Wave from Tacoma. str
Stale 81 California, from Portland. Sailed
John G. Potter, for NanalEFo. Spoken
January Is no latitude. s. degrees west.
Br ship Woman. from Liverpool.
SAN PEDRO. Feb. s,--Arrlyed-Schr
Meteor. from Tacoma.
HONOLULU, Jan. G2--Saiied-Bark Ma
tflda. for Port Townsend.
PORT TOW NSE%D. Feb. Especial
Arrlvea-Bk Carondeiet. from sydney for
Gamble; hktn John u TaIlRnt, four days
from san Francisco. At Port Gamble. bk
q. p. Cheney. at Port Angeles from Hon
olglu To SAL fomorrow-Rksn Jane i.
stanford. Tor sydney. sch Okanogan. Tor
KOBE.
HOQTTIAM. Feb. a-Spacial.-Saied for
San Francisco. schs Ivy and Csth sud
den from Aberdeen and ctr Sunol from
E6smopoMs.
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LONDON. FEB. 4--There was fnH at
tendance at the wool sales today 4
mixed selection was offered, consisting
~ - On bales OF which 900 we're with
drawn. Sales in detat.
New South Wales, - bales; secured
6ttdTls 2isd. greasy. 5d4lJlsd.
Queensland: e60 bales, secured, uEda
Il ID. greasy. 13 Qsf.
Victoria 2ea9 bales: secured, Is lds
y 3l~i. greasy. 6izulld.
south Australia. 100 bales; secured. SD
ais ~. greasy. pz1Sd
New Zealand 600 bales: secured, ida
j. Cd. greasy. 46i0d
West Australia. le8 bales greasy. slst
Cane az Good Hope and Natal. &ts0
bales. secured 1dUle so. greasy. 4Gs2 I'd.
Puuta Arenas. 765 bales. greasy. aga l.
Eue0os Avvea Woo -irmcr With sales
n 4ss bales 81 greasy az s. ISL
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tran~nctions since January ana
for Yesterday.

Tor ieS'e''''s' $500.
T. iss-. are szs- Sass. There we're Sled for
record yesterday - deeds. a1Ere6 gazing
~ ~ p-,,soysirzr IL Het farais 81 hy
.ea Sraffle Abstract Company. room 4ia
$50.
49,.
Stevens POST. no. I. @. A. r. - depar.
sueDt q Nashi1gto1 ana ASA 70 =. "a
Smighers. tof la~ l--h& Nie" ~ttAeteiy y
january =. SIsa-
Maria A. CuuaaiaEs 80 8}9t + pay
= }ot and I'D s-s
p lct a1d 81 tofs p - ti' =,
Cllrehl.1.s Suburban Attas. --t tE@-L
IL SIC. -. 1@. January E. q *. go
NarE S. s. slt4n $3.50 aa~taa ID -iai
70 1Isehest - Day. E1He prop -, A'e-
cgFnber O. le. q c
Iazena &C. Eaai-r % Minerva stone
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e 81 rxsesss rEtss. waite gse... 15cJs1:
trar. g. 81 Engaisn S-ire. &.ses coTrGn
susre. s. g. 20 Hazksxs, u.
Closing Quotstfons-
wh~ss-Decsrn b4r. $751;; May. g. -
lzrsay-Nay. -
ssw-r-TzrEe y@s4ow, 7szsE1tSc.
g~zn-Cal torEle- S4-SSss&.
y eel.
TVoog-FaII. choice mountain. saIc; poo-
d. 4rsc. S4a Joaquin plains, ~1ooi 90
rsssh sEse. %cgE nErB f&s1. 1G*c, spring.
Me- zen Izf5lsc. Eastern oregon peer,
sec: 90 cAe8cs. sSisct valley Oregon
&C.. kss1ea. 81 medium. 80 ecs Ne
vaaa. s9se: 60 sxtsa. 80.
uo---ouosae1e ~ Ss31ae Per pound for
FAR % choice and 10 &c per PouE3 for
fancy.
Financial.
Silver bars .. a. Drafts-Sigat -. =
Nex. soslars 5zda Telegraph =. =. "a
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SAX FRANCISCO, Feb. A-rhs steam
chip Walia Waua left for Puget Sound
today with The following passengefss
Seattle. st0okwsu II. Cramer, ].
Thomas r. Bird, Allies Carter. May West.
Jennie Martin. Miss smith, Miss Brown.
H. EcaHaler 8. HLl. Miss Weston. u.
Perry and wife d Day, #. Newell
George Brown. Alice Wills. %. Beck. Miss
Raehtu MFs Eeuchert.
V1ctoria--Niss Smith Mrs. Halter g..
Eafsr and vile J. Phair, J. Davis. Mrs
Relanard Mrs Hit. - Wooaara. O. For
rest. Mss Gardner Mrs Bryant. ~. Xii
g9ur ard wife. l.. Brouesr. Glss Adds
N~s Calvert. Ms Pluyees
TacomA--Nrs Crouch. Mrs Gordon.
fge~s -lF-..r-r,s..,F - 1890 - f-f~...,-
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TsS-Q1iet
Sp@sTsr-Fzrr; domestic. 81 S34sa
Lea1-sLoag. high views - holders are
checking ogsst7ssS. brokers. SsS: sx-
change. 2t7sAsss "a
Coffee.
Cu-es-Cptto1s closed Dun: UNCHANGED
% Pssn-s lower; March. 9%c: Nav. as.
spet. aio dun. No. :, to5Aizg. IAe; IN
votce. sac zztlG quiet
Sugar.
SugSr-Rzw dun: reAns3 r<sz.y
Petroleum.
Fssrssean-Ftrn: United closed at sssSo.
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TATOOSH, Feb. A.-Special.-4 2. m.-
barometer, as; cloudy; wind southwest.
Is miles, outward. \ str, LIS 2, m. inward,
sea Comet. ] p. m.s ok Highland LaEnt.
y m: outside bound in. a Ok.
ELAIALAM BAY. Feb. Especial
Ltght rains. fresh southwest wind.
PORT ANGELES, Feb. Especial
barometer. - Sc: cloudy: wind west. Is
miles. arrived. bk y. II. Cheney.
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sTrATTs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRs GARLAND AND EvANCEL.
afesTnar Garland leaves Yesler dock sun
ssTr Tuesfays and Thursdays At Il 30
: m Tor PORT Townsend. Port Williams.
hungeaess. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
t3ettYsbarg Pysht. Clallam Bay and Mean
a. reff,Tnfns. arrives at Seattle y. N.
a opposite dayH Steamer EVangel leaves
Yes;er dock for Port Townsend Port An
ssles and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
as FRIDAYS az $50 p, m; arrives Seattle
s,fsrnste DAYS at 2.so p. N.
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STEAMER UTOPIA
issves Tacoma. p noon. Seattle Yeslar
whsrf : 3 no.. Mondays and Thurs8ays
fer fort Townsend. Auncorfes IA rh Hvsn
New Nhatcom. Blaine ard Friday Har-
Dor. and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver
u N following day-
Fare go Blaine s.. fare 90 Vancouver
y For further Information apply % Yes
ier wharf
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Have Yonr Aaare.. Correct.

TIE c1sy a.ractory soF lss7 g new IN
rfess Inzavlzua.s oF firms who have
moved siBca Gated on - the snumsrat3-
car have the correction made ~ calling
or addressing Po.ks ssstils Directory
Company, - Raxwsll E2llssnE.
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The North sstsrn freight ard ticket Of
Gee wiH after February / 20 81 sxs First
avenue. y. W. Parker. Commercial
Agent
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VICTORIA ROUTE.


STEAMER EpSAlsiks
Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria and
pert Townsend daily. except Saturday az
. p. Ia; returning leaves victoria Al 80
a m Steamer idaho leaves for Port
Tswnseud ana way port. daily. except
Sunday. az r. m. sunday. direct. at
a. N. returning. direct. leaves Port
Tewnsand AZ y. IN Phone. Pike -.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
TNGTo% ROUTE.
STEAMER A r. ROBINSON.


On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route. leaves City dock. foot OF Main
street $50 a. m calling "a South Beach
Barche!l Hrick Yard Bremerton. u. s
Navy Yard sidney. Charleston Tracyton-
chsco Sliverdaie Leaves Port Orchard
Navy station At ? 2. m. arrives Seattle
zap. m T. y Robinson master Lilly.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feh Flour
Family extras Sa515. bakers extras
$4sAE. suDerGue g taE4&5
rs hest-Scip0iuE s. g. for 40 srE
s l-M tor choice. milling, s. .t53i5 20.
E4rley-Eaea fatr ga good 7ClrT-5-.
choice. TTffs Sec. brewing. Ssa-
oats Fancy Wrtta for geea 81 171. r7t g..
Eno1 20 cnci"e Go, 8 t..2. poor 20 fs--
fsfl las surprise 81 agffs1e gray. $3.50
lea hack for feed aeHsl o. Go Cor sesf
81 "5le5, red. E1'0--a. milling. SIS
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sTR MuLTNOMAH
(DATLYD
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT =. n
PARE TO TACOMA. Is CENTS.
sTR. CITY or ABERDEEN
EXCEPT SU\DAI)
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 7.50 4. 81.
FARE TO TACOMA, = CENTS.
IA q Main CITY DOCK, Agent.
rApr. Z. WILEY. Manager.
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wHATCOM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

Take steamer Ray CITY for Anacortes.
Falrhavrn or Whatcom. Leaves CONNER
cal dock Tacoma. : p. m; city dock
NoGt Nam streeb. seattle $ =. m. Tues .
ThRrs and sat Returning leaves What
com p. m.. Fairh8vcu SIS p. m. and
Anacories 90 u. m sun Wedncs. and
Fvl Farce Seattle 81. or 81 - round trip:
Tacoma s. g. or s. round trip.
W II ELLIS.
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Al = X r.
psetse Coast Steamship Company's
POPULAR STEAMER AL-kf.
A. nsulv Feafted. new upper dsck cabins
- RS and c0mmodIous secona-class
-@..snxer accommodations, VII sal from
sss,tls Pek,ruary Err. At 9. m VIA Ts-
ss~ns connecting at Port Townsend win
-.s-rsr Wafta Walla, sailing from San
1850 February fth, and vii call At
MARY ISLAND.
METLAkAHTLA,
KrTrHFkAN,
fs6rGLAs ISLAND AND JUNEAU.
vsre 70 Wrsugel: Cabin. a. second
80. - juneau: Cabin. So. second
J = TROWBRIDGE.
Puget sound superintendent
s.atfle offiea. Ocean dock. foot OF Main
ssTses. Telephone Main -
sogfaH Perkins & Co., general agents.
Esn Francisco.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

ssx.,s wash. Fee. 4, isS7-
Lx-aansss a. TIE SeEEt.@. Tacoma &z1
For-z13 Gearing houses ce6ay wsTss
g-a-- zza.-.~Nz
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.-~TyTc COAST gTEAxsHfP CO.

.~.~s Steamers Uuatnia. C3:y o..
$50 ars WsIla Wsils ply oet~stn Sc
-. s-t ssn Frsnelseo. esliing a. Port
S~-s~nt ara Ntctor1a. c - foiA0~ss
Leave E@attls Due
-, san FrsEcascos zsn ffaAeiseos z :
III January 8. 70. Is. b.
rsnuary J. :, =. T.. =. = a. =.
r. - = . 49, A*s
y.srsary 1 9. Il. = D
lave SEA Fran Due
49, s4~ E&affle Seattle p. m.
January !. II. n. C.
Il. Is O.
Bsprunry !, Z. Il, =.
~s-..ry 4 70, Is 2. =.
8. March z r
- s.eraHf steamer Cry % topeka
s.syss seattIs a. Y. Tor Alaska, Jan
.ary n. F~brasry y, =. March u, Due
ssek al Seattle February 8. =. March
-. company reserves right 70 changs.
.-s.sesf previous notice. steamers. sailing
80. sra hours OF sailing
p TROWBRfDGE. p. s. sgpt-,
Seattle. Wash.
s.oaau. Perkins & Co. Gen. Asts.. san
yrsneisco.
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STEAMERS
~y on THE FLYER

rLY or THE FLYER"
Ua-TLE TO TACOMA
$3.50 trips taftTs except S15i2Y.
fS1 S~rs~ sg1 fw@rty-f4S@ -lrgssa.
j. I'VE STEAMER 'sFLTEh
- 6zggy Lrtpz, ssattls-Taccna
yrssst.ss11 ' sssrsSFEf-r TUESDAY. NAY Z
EAk TINE CARD.
~-xss fare 80. round trip. &c.
eszfts-7s5. 4 Is a n: as. s..s
rnr,oorps-sse e n: !. sss. sr. n
LA SUNDAYS
sssfssA-7S18 a. IA: Il IA ?. n
49, sr.rorua--s p a. n. -. - = X
ts...nx a. Northsrn Fsc-i.c wnar ~,
- Commercial cceS, focs OF Ma
re- go sssansers Ygys- ant stats Q.
-s.s.snrccn, fsrs &c
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Breadsturs anu trains.

LIVERPOOL. Feb -Wheat-Sp0t dull :
demand poor, No , red spring. IS ID; No.
/ California, IS sad. Futures opened and
closed steady. with near and distant po-
sltions Il2d lower; February, Gs 3lad:
March. SIS 4l4d: May, Is 43.d July. 6s SID.
Corn-Spot quiet: American mixed. new.
. SD. Futures closed quiet and steady.
with near and distant positions A1asd
lower: February. - 81. March. Is sid,
April. % sid; May, % sikd; June. D ssad.
July. g elsd
FIour-Easy: demand poor; st. Louis
fancy winter. IS.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Paciac coast, &c LIS.
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.uauv. ena1.v exccut Sunday.
.gen Wei Fgi s*ru8s-, Ehurs-. SAL
General Oercc. Cc'u,An a4ocS. Seattle
N&sA.
Presenter AE--L
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

e&s-f*rm
t1Sy--IIC proving prcsr@1ts
potatoes An1 veEsta D -s-szstsst-
kratts-LulL
Eaeter-f -e7arsA3.
Egxs-W eakenin..
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

LONDON. Feb. 4-silver. 2aa4d. Con-
sois. 1lS sis.
NEW YORK. Feb 4-The Evening
Posts London financial cablesram says:
The change IN the bank rate from Si9 70
3 per cent had no effect on the stock
markets today The tone was rather duh.
The bulls were taking profits. the change
in rate being what they went N Tor.
Hence c0nsols were n shade lower. haf-
frs were weaker on the political outlook
Americans were good. with an extensive
buying % bonds and shares. bat the close
was q fraction under the best.
The Paris market was weak, ana the
Berlin market steady.
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Maximum wind velocity: Seastse~s4
miles. southwest TatoosA-sS miles.
southwest FoFr Canhy--a9 miles. south.
G. y. SALISBURY. Observes.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

No. l club. soc: bluestsm. SIC; firm.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION GO.
The card ia ETcct June ]. lS&

SEATTLE ENTErrr & WuATCOM
ROUTE
SAFE - Vas. dayton leaves Seattle daily.
exeep' Saturday 80 ia g.. IN
SEATTLE & "A CONNER ROUTE.
Falrhsvsn 'raVea Seattle daily. eXcep,
Ssfart sY ~ 'a IN
Telephone Mac s.e Nas.er dock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
Northern
Pacific
Railway

Have moved their Pass
enger Station TO the
building formerly oc-
cupied BY J. W. God
win & CO., on the
northwest corner OF
Columbia and West sts.,
Seattle, and directly
across Columbia 81. from
the station they have
been using.
All n. p. trains arrive
at and depart from their
new depot.
Tickets on sale to all local and Eastern
points al depot ticket office. The overland
sast-bound train leaves Seattle at .. m.
The Northern Pacific continues 10 be the
popular line TO al points n the East. as
well 70 Spokane ard points IN the Koo-
tenay mining district. City office. corner
First avenue and Yeslsr way.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
Tides at seattle Harbor To-day.
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

AT PORT TOWNSEND.
a. So go Sal e s 81 lis sc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

2s-At London. Paoiac coast, 80 I5s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

u. 2. Benton, Puget Bound Axarf Sat
us, 1ssler way and First avenue.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-09-23
MlSSOURrS CREDIT GOOD.
New York Capitalists offer to Fund tho
Entire State Debt at Three Per Cent.


JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, Sept. 22.-New
York capitalists have Inade PROPOSE
ton to fund the entire debt of the
state of Missouri in bonds bearing
three per cent. interest. Surely this
is one Of the significant signs of the
times The proposition is now before
Gov. Stephens 1t was presented to
him in New York city few days ago,
coming without inquiry Or solicitation
on his part The bonded Indebtedness
of the state is $4,000 900. 1t bears 81
per cent, which has until now been
considered remarkably low. Speaking
of this matter Gov. Stephens said.
hepropostion is certainly very fattering to
the state Acceptance would save US one-half
of one per cent on our interest account about
$4,000 annually at the present indebtedness),
but am not sure that it will be wise to make
the change. We should probably, have to
make the new bonds run u stipulated time.
The bonds as they now stand, can be called in
and paid at any time, thus saving the whole in
terest We shall within 10 days take up at
least Slb0,OOO and possibly 800 900 of these
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-09-23
UNDER HEAVY BOND,

Men Charged with kiiling penn-'ivahm
Miners Have n Preliminary Iiear'ng'
WnKEsBARRE. Pa Sept. %. Sheriff
Martin and his 81 Duties were given
preliminary heari ing before the court
yesterday, Charge with the killing OF
"a striking min rs near Lattimer on
Friday, September 10. The deputies
were brought from Hazleton under
military escort Judge Lynch and
Bennett presided. Judge Lynch an
nounced that the judges would
sit as justices Of the peace to hear
testimony in the case At the conclu-
sion of the testimony, the judges, after
a consultation with district Attorney
Fell, held all the deputies in $1,000
bond each until the hearing is con-
cluded. Joseph A. Sim, trust officer OF
the City Safe Deposit & Surety Co., of
Philadelphia. qualified as bondsman in
the sum of S2j6OOO. Several witnesses
were examined in the afternoon, but
the testimony was merely corrobora-
tive Of previous witnesses. Not a
single witness has testified to hearing
the sheriff give the order to fire. The
withdrawal Of Attorneys German and
McGahren has weakened the prOsecn-
ton, and il is doubtful If the evidence
will be strong enough to hold the de-
PENDANTS for court.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-09-23
A POPULAR SERMON.
DR.. Sweeney Moves an Audience at Colum.
bia, Mo-, to Enthusiastic Cheers.

Dihs Mo-, W EutHusldsClC Nnoorb.
COLUMBIA, Mo-, Sept. l6.-'There was
a remarkable scene in the First Chris.
tian church in Columbia Tuesday
night when, during a sermon, the en-.
tire congregation gave approval by
shouts and loud applause. The SER
mon was by Rev. Mr. 4. I. Sweeney,
of Indiana, formerly United States
consul to Constantinople. During his
sermon DR.. Sweeney compared the
effect of the Koran and the Bible
upon the lives of men. Incidental
ly, he said: God hasten the time
when the bloodthirsty Turk will
be civilized over the face of the earth"
A ripple of applause greeted the re.
mark, which suddenly grew into
roar, in which even the gray-haired
preachers in the pulpit joined. When,
few minutes later, he said, May the
Spaniard be speedily wiped off the
American hemisphere there was
another wave of applause that made
the great stone church building re.
sound.