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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25

II o. L. W-Wcstern Ster Lodge No. 49,.
Il, meets in the odd Fellows hall, Yaouina,
thTst and third Saturday evenings in each
WI Visiting brothers are always welcome.
Il II. X. LUGGER, NJ. W.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25

lpuN's cnCBNH [Prutestant Episcopal ]
,,rre service ihe third ,SnndGy OF every
mas. i,ooth, Missionary. Residence,
toy Newport tr.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25

~. q. F.-NewpOrt Lnige NJ. 50, meets every
.tSa,nrday evening. visiting brothers arc cor
q trinritel'th attend. l.. .. OI4SSON, y. e.
m. OLIVER, Secretary.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25
j:G3CHE6 AND SOCIETIES.

ftO0I3r EPISCOPAL CHURCH-s Services
o: ioltNo ou tre first and second Sabbath
.rr month, morning and evening; services
,etz on thir6 rnd fourth sabbath of each
tn. Eev. ~. II. MYERS, Pastor.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25

fooDMEN OF THE woRLD.-Pocahontus
lamp 10: 299, Toledo, oregon, meets on
rst and third Thursdays in each month in
'ays welcome. - 80,
\ A. ARNOLD, GEO. BETHERs,
Consul. Clerk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25

4 R,C.-ABE LINCOLN woMAN's RELIEF
Corps, No. 40, auxiliary TO the G. A. X.
on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays in each
v IN IN the l. o. o. F. hall, at . oclock p. m.
Il .eamE PEMRs, secy.
4 e.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25
DIRECTORY.
LINCOLN COUNTY.

nesday after the first Monday in February,
April, June, August, October and December.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25

Elnga Grove, Woodmen circle, meets on the
ttAd and 18th Thursdays of each month at
O'Clock P NJ.
Mrs.JESNIE ARNOLD, W. G.
EUNlcE AKIN, Clerk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-06
Aassen Wool Market.

BcSTSlN. Jan A-Agtha2EA tAa sales az
wool during the past week have nssn
rather weak yar dealers are showing con-
siderable confidence. Territory WOODS are
slow IN demand while prices ara hoadtn x
steady. General sales or fine medium and
fine wooiS range on the secured basis 90
sessS@c but for chcice staple linens s&&37 Sc
continues 70 be quoted There is little
doing IN n>eea woods. Australian wocl Is
quiet: there Is little business doing en-
shout the basis OF former sales. Quota
tisnS.
Territory waols--sEcntAna hne medium
and Ftnc. si&31Ic: secured rrtes so@S5cI
staple wool. s4dssa Utah. wvezning. etc.
nns medium and tlae sGale: secured price,
ass5s-c: STAPLE. %aSsSn.
California WosSzs--% ovtAera sr-ing. II =
I2c; secured price. S2s73sc: middle county
spring. ssS1acs secured price. .se1 &c.
Australian Woal--ScoIreS hssts. comb
ing. superane. s79kSa; ooznhtng. good, q.
Csc: coHbing average. Sa9alc, Queens
land Comhing, - 4Se.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January ans
for Yesterday

transactions since January L and
for Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since January
/. 1887, are 500. sos. rs. There we're fled fer
record yesterday II deeds, aggrezating
81. Se4.75. Following is a list furnished by
the Daily Bulletin. room IS Occidental
block:
Northwestern Investment Company. Ell
LOT and "a OF l-s lot Z. block 81, Ter
rvs Cd add. January 4 81.
Sheriff TO Clara NJ. Yoaksm. plaintiff.
ne NV ne sec Y Twp =. O. 10 acres. De-
Jennie r. Terry 20 Tsidor Kohn. lots
z and 3, block 81, Terry's "a add. January
Sheriff to Northern Counties Investment
Trust. limited. plaintiff. lot g. beck 2
Wslla Walla add. December q. 1850
sl,ls955
ps sssrif e ans fs Is & e. see G. twp "a
Il, block il. Edss & knights add. jan
August Halberz ct ux to s. II. Feline
lot II. block H. Edes & knights aad. jan
George ". Collin. ct ux TO orsstes T.
Hun lot 10. block s. Sander-Boman Real
Estate company's LIST add. December Is.
1886. s.
Charles III. Cole, executor Of will Of
Henrietta J. Summers, deceased, TO the
Missionary society OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church. lots 4, and G. block g.
Brighton Beach, November IA 1856. 81,
T. n Slll et III. 20 James Fulton. lot r.
block 10, Gilman Park, November "a
1895 sZ25
Samuel B Carr ct ux. TO Ella w. Pc
tersen, und a sw SEQ ]; twp 9. and all
lots 10 70 q, 81 70 30. IS, So % and wiz lot
s., Hood e Cars LIST add. West Seattle
january 2 81.
Sheriff 10 p. J. Sullivan. plainti1, lot II
block 20 Bell and. Denny's 1st add. jan
uary g. Sc 2S.z -.
ylttoria Ghellno ct ux. 20 Fraak Stef-
FAM yss lot s. block 2, EnglsEood. jan
uary 2, $40.
lula S GoodfslIow and husband Ed
ward by Irving T. Cole, attorney. 10
Anna Stldl lots and 3, block 20 repsat
blocks <s - and 81. supplementary plat
PontlUs' Is add. October Is. isss, a c, $50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-06
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


LONDON. Jaa. s.--esiver, estd Con-
soils. lIA.
NEW York, Jan. s.-The Evening
Pests London financial Ga hlagrazn says;
The stock markets were lower today.
consols leading the decline The reasons
were the absence OF public support and
fears OF dearsr money. / eabled you IN
December that early IN January would
probably show a fictitious ease in the
money ulArekt. Now that all the money
Is very plentiful. following the release Of
private dividends. the decline IN the dis
count rates Is perceived 90 be overdane.
Americans were easier. The continued
bank failures in the United States are de-
terring purchases here. though not cans-
ing q pressure 20 sell Argentines were
the only arm market, but at thu close
most prices were above the lowest. Gold
was bought today for Russia and Japan
THE Paris hourse Was firm and the Ber-
lin market quiet A further decline IN
money is rumored from Berlin. The Bank
OF Germany rate may go TO AZ in a few
days"
Brendstu4s and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. S-ciosss Wheat
Spot, firm; demand, moderate; No. red
spring. nominal; Ne. California. rs 2ikd:
futures closed easy. with near and distant
positions ID lower: January. es letsd; Feb
ruary. S. md; March. "a I'D; May, "a IA.
corn-Spot, firm: American mixed. new.
3 igsd; futures closed quiet with near
and distant positions unchanged to I'D
lower: January. 2s 1od; February, Is Ieikd; ;
March. Is Ioisd: April and May. IS l0s.d.
Flour-Firm; demand, poor: ST. Louis
fancy winter, as Sd.
Hops.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast, ss ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-06

Jast a. the ezd u ire bong bridge lead
Ing oet Of Wskcassst. Me. "a tail HOUSE
In which lives Czvs- John Budd. The 0tn-
er say ne vas taking 70 two young men
Who happened along that road. and. learn
ing that tssey we're college students from
Nsw Orleans. De asked them what they
thought o. Ben Buflsr. This question clio
tf~a ths expected torrent q c@nnnciafIon.
ama ems OF sfs boys made tns deanits
charge thzt Bu;ier stois spoons from t7gs
q Charles hotel, then swne1 By Tia
speakers grandfather. NC, ne ai6nsf"
replied Capt Basa II took those spoons.
ene I've get I'VE Of them yet The Louis
izzaan examined tire spoons with great in
.er.ss. Tor ahey stifi bear ths aota! mark,
ard they tried 70 bay them from ths cap
tain. hut be crHslly refused 20 part vita
the evidences OF hlg ancient crime az any
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-06
THE MARKET REPORT.

Seattis, Jar. S. fs4
Exrnsnses ~ the Seattle. Tacoma sa6
Portland Clearing houses so1ay were.
CEesrzrc-z. Balances.
1919 .-.-.s. .sE-s.ges II xss& =
ps-.a ',,a '--'- ..---.---- - g 1@ 20
FStNAnn s..-. -sr....-- - .z4z - gil &C
Tee ngsst betw.@n Haseu~ye- and Ar
buexAe. hsa5s OF gigantic eoae@rnx for "a.
nan1kins of sugar. and coffee. has SAen felt
~ Ssastse- In the last twrD Gays ssssgar has
dropped no . pound Fzrst came q sagl os
&c. taen the further 6ros, % lse several
ieeal jo5eTs who made purchases WITHIN
the last week or SO and snenselves heavy
f0sH stzrl1g them IN fSse face. The CIR
was NOT confined 70 any particular srzsse
os sugar. GsIssss &c IN barrels. quoted
Defore ~ Ere Per pound. - doxn % Sssc-
Extra &C. IN barrels quoted a. &C. j.
On the even figure. ~. Dry xranWzAted,
held az sisc. il now Pze. CUBE has szlrn-
plsa from ss4e to s%sc. and pow3er@- .aom
sc 20 &c. These are epsoz cash prscas
Aro1cx.a's coExss has fallen IN tina last
week us per cwe- I. - al tie result
OF the contest between the capitalists
HaTsnsysr a1det the preparation OF a
coffee brand 20 mis- sugar business ard Ar
pacsrie tried 70 % a little IN the sugar Ire.
X has been cHlt- cut. czaf. since tnan, and
only the consumer Is bezeffted sugar was
81 THIS price was not common Among ali
gTocers. bit the qaotzfson was auag otat
IS an advertisement. sand thrifty aous@-
wives were on hard 10 pront by *. Tire
retailers make 10 profit al that figure. and
ars very independent IA ceiling a. such
price. a cash purchaser went into sarg@
grocery store yesterday and ASKED for II
pounds Of sugar al - The firm had adver-
tzsed q sale ~ sugar a. suesa slgars. sElt
ths cash purchaser WAS informed thar such
s rate applied only TO regular customers o.
the store.
East Of r7se mountains hay has been al
w2nctne rapidly IA the I&ss snirty days.
During chat tire n mas gone Up 3 per
ton Some time ago ~ coul3 be purchased
here AZ 81 Per ton. Now Il costs SIC where
~ in grown This Is caused by the guam
uty ussc 80 feed. There II no alfalfa hay
on the market 5Sockmen east OF the
mountains have bought Il u> IN large guam
titles. Puget sound hay Is lad down In Sc
sttls AZ - per ton Is Is not crowding she
market. The price VIII probably Hold. In
a month of more arst-caass nay win prob
ably be ecarce. II good cold snap were
go come along, hay would Do sent boom
ing. Oats show scarcely any movement.
The San Francisco market - weaker
A car OF bananas resolved today was sell
snE az s.. S0d2 q per bunch. The low price
is due 20 tsss fast that the bananas arrived
slightly oyerripa.
Butter has fallen OF % per pound Wash
inzioa creamery IN bricks or tubs L. quot
eG a. &C per pound. Iowa creamery also
holds az q cents. Storage butter - quoted
a. 1sGf9oc.
Fresh ranch eggs arc declining steadily
They we're joboing today al &c per DOZEN
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Nfninw stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Jan k--Buslnesx IN stocks
wss aaaIn tosav % very slsn1er proper
yious. wfch an irregular movement, and
the market frequently h0rSered on stagua-
taon In the forenoon session lower prices
were current on moderate pressure after
rs spsesaItiss. The losses SCORED were not
extensive however. as the fraaers partly
on coogut % the la>k % pressure OF long
stocks were 3ndssposed 10 commit them
se1vas 20 airy important extent upon the
short side. Jncerta inSy regarding TIRE stti-
t,lsa o. congress on enc Cuban ard other
Important Questions restricts ventures
upou the bong site, ard heaee The sneca-
laEive apathy. A9re favorable exhibits Of
r. irosd earnings Usre followed about
lsa3 o n. by Washington dispatches an
uounclng a pos ponsnea o sctfen on The
CaIeroa Cuhsa resolutions. and a general
upward movement resulted N which many
leading stocks secured gains Washing
ton Ho-~es we're ooDsP tc1ous IN the rise
T'1a improvements in t1s specsRlties were
exceptionally large. Southern Paciac
lpoma1 into proEninezce on purchases at
t-tb4fsi % rspor.s suggestive CT develop
ns&ncs favorabae 20 the company n con-
na-rtan win r1ze GIIudtnx 1opsrs tfons. Gran
gers ana South Ees tegns Nera also COZ
50. ruols "A TIE a5vanca. The ciaslng vas
strong. wsta comparative eEurez showing
IMPROVEMENTS Of Fsosut o. Gherea5ogts n
1Aanv Sso1ks-
Government aoH6s were weak and iex~r
on p7o4g tskfng- Taa sales ssFe Ssz.&o.
Money and Exchange.
1E9nay or call sasF at Iis6-x per cent.
iAsI ia&s g csoss1 a. ~ per cert; prime
mercantile paper. &sG4z Sssr1inS ex-
ua2nxs. sse4av. via sctgzas business "a
hsaukevs' hsIAs a. s. So o. 3@~s 80 demand
aza 81 sslssHS sssz for sixty DAYS. posted
rates s. s45sssss zn9 81 Sgs7s s7xzs aauFae~-
cal sll4s, ssE. Bar silver. sac saver
cAr<stc&tas g. FSs4c.
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cse1e-Sa1es we-e on basis Of s. sse<
Tor few common dressed beef <-ns-s ~
20 sasSS-A Tor cssosce 80 p-s-ne 81 spgzsng cat
re. TIC bulk o. ne caefse crossing sase
aesfe-ss Ss.s01&l5. hgifs. s. %&s&7Ss ssags,
s9-&s7s; oxen, Ssss&ss: ywarns veal
calves. s.
Hcgs-SaAes were ~ g eSz7sss fer CON-
mon 20 esFetee se~s. -aSA eae bulk ~ the
trading 80 g E7sS
saeeE-Esse sgggsiy wzS realty cake, 1T
& @ss > for common - choice sAesp
westerns selling at ss sssse5 x Year1sags
sid a. N@assS and s. 5AT5sa for oons-
Enon - PRIME Eoess- F2ney native sAssa
were scarce and nasty nomlral 81 sac
81
Reoesrt [caet1e. 80: ho=s. t4eoa: sheep.
1900.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-06
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid TO Farmers for Counfry
Produce

The following quotations are the prices
paid TO farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named. the
goods to be delivered In Seattle.
Hops-Choice. new. i0aI2c-
Haydn boat ioadsl-Se.
Grain--Puget sound oats. 80: barley,
So per ton. wheat. chicken feed. 81.
PotAto3s-NatlYs stock. sSlos Yakima,
sle9fIT
Hides. Peiss and Taiiow-Heavy salted
steers over 50 lbs. eG7c: medium. per 10,
s.: light under - fbs. &C per 10 heavy,
COWS. &c, light. &c. sailed kips. 4k15c. and
calf. per 10, se; green hides, ic less than
sailed. dry hides. per n. e1lec. cuiis o.
above. one-thtr6 less. dry eiks. per 10, "a
lie. dry deer skins. summer. per N, lsff &c.
good winter. loaiSc; poor and thin winter.
ssfSc: sheep peits. long wool. 6la1loc; short
wool. 9fI2 Csc. wool. Western Washington.
e per n. taflow, lis9Ziac.
Live Etock-Cho'~e beef cattle. cows
5sfslte: steers, 3a5tzc, choice sheep. &c:
good hogs, N9s.2s: calves. dressed. large.
st~e. small. &C.
Eggs-Ranch. EGzi0-
Poulfry-chieksns sgsc per pound. live
weight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-06

- citizens and among the mem
xus1 - .r.,- hono~ee bic body there ~
- 1890 OF opinion a. TO fns tn
So szl1-<s o~ tire civil service plan
- rs true rsaies ~nien snonsd gov
- = y s2~s~~esrle1t, az Laid down IN he
4. = - and write ! must ch@erfuIiy
81 .rs~v member OF your honor he
seesS y -.-~s.,sf sincerity and good faith
~ lI..ssssae toward civI service and
>. 80 81 n question. / have learned
@sn,e frssss conference Win sEseuaDsTs o.
49, -.-zkzs bcdT IN relation 20 this
80 = "a various phases during the
<s{zE v,anfhs 70 eD4ble ne 70 state
~ - .s.exs Impressions are both true
- 49, - 81 the membership Of your
1850 body. -. 49, .
- q say again that these confer
~ s.surs6 RE that the nasmDers
- = F.rrraf9se body. acting upon these
4 ~. b~Sssvsz themselves 70 % en-
as1v Ss..-+sfss ia % doing. / BNg 20 say,
ssAs fs.f ny tu3gnent strongly els-
1ssz7 ..,ra the visw that such motives
- .sss,snt with the provisions % the
q. essrrer Eating e clsA zerVles e
- 49, 800 s-psrt rnent % the city Any
sfsssss s,nrys cfyscs BY Legislative action
;szsss.. ~revndg seems 70 me 70 os an
49, - ~ TIE legislative brancn OF the
sft'. .~svsrruert 81 responsibilities ana
2. xx-s shscn have peer e9aiLnit,ssn Y
$3.50 "a. mean TO Imply by this stats
i%,ssf TIE above motives are the only
rfs. ~ fhs hon0Fable members VINO
80 srs,r them. nor that q majority %
49, .ss,srabls body has acted upon si5cn
80 ..- 80. ,r any extent. but tae Tact that
ST. - s-s.flvss exiaf a. 81 and are under
IS - re pubic 20 exist u sufficient
81 I. nv fuaxnepf for appreEesld.ng
49, sss oaasge ofstais bili VIII result IN
-. ~ .kIs damage 70 our cisa service
s.s 49,. ram the fact that I consider the
-. $3.50 plan 70 b entirety ieastnie
- = - ns9aly beneficial 10 the puo.lc
- -. = T belize & g Be the duty o. TIE
-. e-s.s s.tvs Department 10 observe VITA
egae'ss'',s care. not only the letter. but
4, 4. 1ss-srss az the charter, which has been
~ sss~sS ~ the people and mas been
49, - "a us as our rule q action.
s.ess.-sesre feel myself unable a. one
l.-. -. a. TIE legislative branch Of the
49, - a~~1ersrutzsnt to give my approval 70
y ~, 81 ~ remaln. with great respect.
" - WOOD, Mayor.
..... WILL II. PARRY.
=. A''escs Comptroller and Ex-ofs'eio City
80 ssss,s.a January 6, lsss.
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MARINE oBsERvATIoxs.

TAT0osH. jar So p. ra--Spectai.-
Rarumster. saa5. light rain; dense so-t
wind south eighteen miles.
SEAH BAY. Jan 49, 2. nn--SpeclzI. ~
Light rain. ught southwest wind: tux
Essyoka IN BAY.
gL.ALLAM BAL. Jan S. ?. us--EPe-
ctai.-IAE1t rain light southwest wind;
tug Tee and bsrs Ch4sfonf0ra So bay.
PORT ANGELES. J2z. z,--4 p rs.--Sns-
cas{ fsarg1setsr. scr, light rain. E.na
southwest. tATes mica
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-06
WATER FRONT NOTES

Steamships CITY % Topeka ara vSisapA
are due TO arrive from Alaska
steamship City eE Puehia VII sail to-
nrarrow morning for San Francisco.
Bark Highland Light Svtls ssh Thursday
morning for San Francisco with s.sgN tons
81 ccaf from the Oregon Improvement
AEnkerx
Steamer Eyer win Be ial5 10 for sew
eraE DAYS 70 repair her boilers. The
steamer Greyhound. which was IN the
Evaret. route yesterday. No beat has
heen secured TO take the Flyers n.2ca~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-06
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Jan. s--Whea@ lost ssc today.
Foreign markets wesk and a renewal Of
the selling Characteristic CO yesterdays
selling were the factors. Tvle market VAS
dull and without noteworthy change IN
values. May opened al from s25sc 20 Sc
or about where Il left or yesterday, and
IN an. hours trading, with a rather limited
amount OF business. MAY got down 10
s31Lc Liverpool was only izdis1 lower at
The opening. or from nc 20 l. per cen al
dacgne. compared win the i-cent per
bushel drop here yesterday. Receipts ~
Gasczgo were s. cars. agsinse l6S on the
similar day Of tlle year before. Minneapo-
rs and Duluth reported 14s cars. com
~s->a vath 80 year sgo ard ~ on cor
responding day u the year beeore- Tho
mans report Claimed eaa9 The stocks Of
Ozhe4t IN farmers hands saG Ia che vis-
shfa are now 81 Coz 90 bushels less man a.
-Ass tine last year. and rfgst should we
EXPORT for Fhe next six nSoTtns ne same
as zg4s did the SIX months q last year, We
vii saxe Only g orc 80 bushels lsst 81
s.v.n re- visible and ERE invisible supply
A. fs O'Clock. when BTsGssreef's Sorsd's
vysssstlFs <Tqrpsw Statement was due, she
,,--lse rad recovered 70 ssisc. TIE pabi.ca-
+4en - ere visible 81 question Gsd NJ. help
.. saA decrease IL tie stocks beng oGsy
- 30 bushels. Sew YORK reported be-
.vveer .hsr-y-avs ard tory boat lads OF
rsssls
fate Yesterday. which haapsd . steady me
r5arlr-. a. TIE c10ss, The prsce Of May re-
covering 20 81. 5sssc.
s-orn was not quite 80 rTSIeb Influenced
ar -. weakness OF whea. today as Il was
vsx-s~say Trade was very small ard
rry~,s4a rigfns fractional
-T,-assng N cats Was = sTfIe more active
ssssn n corn. hsgt was airnoss e-s1trely Ge-
n4assnt o. prels2- for fte feeling ais
played.
provisions wera duh uurn near ne e-d
~ 81 es-ssicn. when a Htgle lsfe was tn
s,,z~4 ssso the trade ay sozne packers.
Closing Quotations.
v-hear-Jarssa~y So: May. 81. GssFse-
f.arn-J sruary. -; sfay. 80
fssss-January. lstsc May. iS>c-
F,,~k-,EAnls4Ty. fz.s9s Nay. S-s&
I..~st-.JannAry. SSs9' LAY. ASIA
Rsas--5auuaEy. sz-Sa&. Mag, -
F-tzxseszs-Tsc-
Ttrzsosay--Sz
gye-g71&aEs4e-
Baz.ey--49 80
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Commanding Monday. December ast
>---fp'. western No. ? viii leave 81. Paul
:, sx . m. making close connsction
-wf,h trains from the West arriving in
T.F,raxo st $50 o'clock the following
5noTning. in amsis tine for the Eastern
ar southern connections.
p W PARKER
Puget souna Agent. e9f First Avenps. Sc
atfIs Wash.
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PORT GAMBLE. Jar S-Arrtves--Seh-
Huene-ne. Capt. Smith. 20 load for San
Fe&cA
san FRANCISCO Jan. k-Arrfvsd:
Steamer state % California. sro-a Astoria:
stea user Aioorr. from Coos BAY. CIearsds
Snip Glory or the Seas. fo- Naaatro.
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r-rerr Seattle. including berth IN tourist
sleeper; 50 first class. including berth n
Pullman Sleeper. for train leaving II
uosn, January 7. Rates 20 posats East
through California same as via $orfhera
tines. Southern Pacific ttcket once. sis
F9rst avenue.
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Composition.

We are now prepared 70 DO cc-nreF sicn
for IN. tr4ds fany Ensasursl 81 Aoupsrsii.
Mn9on. Brewer and Long Primer. SatIs-
faction guaranteed. Call CT address Post
TnEslligencer Seattle.
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Hops.
Hops-Steady.
Wool.
wool--steady.
Me tails.


WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-Today's state
rnsnt Of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. s2so, So.
1874; gold reserve. si2s lis. 611.
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