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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,
RreadstuHS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3o.-Spot wheat
& Iower and dull. Futures are weak. The
Chicago market Is still on the decline. b9I-
Rsce.p.s are small and dealers are making
'i' FIjoI,r~Net cash for family extras. a5o8
4E5: bakers extras. 81. sea 20
Whsaf-shippsng. san. i.4eiz for No J
'' BarIey-Fancy feed. eo4s254c: brewing.
S o6ats-Poor TO fair. sal %: good e choice.
r.07iIsfi .1sis: fancy feed. Ni5al 20. gray.
s.. isiLTfiTsS: milling, soIieal l2,? = S1 u,
prise. 81 eeGt -; black. for seed si-S9ai"'
red. N-S'5is'' Receipts.
Ftou- quarter sacks. $50; barley, cen
.sl. / 500: oats, Oregon. centala SO. tsaiiS
sacks. 3l23 corn eentats ~. .'9 ga, sses
-. fntddlings sacks 90; hay. tons. "a. .
hides number, ss3; ra!sins. boxes 81 N,iis.
gallons. Il 90: brandy. gallons. S'F"'
Closing Quotations.
rynes.-rT-rner: May, N.soa-
Rarley-Sot quoted .<.,o,
Braa-Gsals
wool-sprsng. Nevada, ugslsc; Oregon, u
glic; fall soatasrn s ea Sor l1as ms ms
1IzISc. mountain lambs. l@al@c; san JoA-
AHA p!ains. sQae: Humboldt and MeEdo-
enc ms,p s.15Id crop. nominal: new crop. 10
Gitc-
Produce. Frat, Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING. seaq25 80 per ton
IL. Uzsssf XS a@fi5; wheat and cat,
t.alsi.. aat YiGis 50: best barley. sl0.s.ai2;
sissifs Sc s0e1i6: clover. ss5ts1a9: stock -
f3f0, compressed wheat, si-8ii' straw Per
0TV,s srets 5yes-Eariy Rose. potatoes SsS f@c
par centaI: river Burbe AXIS ssroec: river
rre5s gG4sc; Salinas Baroanks., Isassc;
-. S@rharks -lsds9c; MERGED sweets
s5rss.o. sIiyersksn onions, - per Genital /.
grsen peas. s..ec per -; s,r.ng beans Ia
s6ss, re- box: Chile green pe2per. sSioc:
sTxDlanr. 1872 nc. dried okra, l-.<.-c; as
psrsSas. esssse: mushrooms zytoc
~o-r,nsn * 60: craa berries. ss1s. ~ Per
harreI: grspes' ordinary. 2s1+ pears
bartlett, 7sc4si; pe.sxnrnons. -sTsfc. er-
anges. rzvsls. 81 ss1i- .; Mexican lrasss, se-
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JmntiIIa sails soutb.

Steamship Umatiila was delayed In sail
ing for San Francisco untl midnight by
an excess Of freight. Following Is a list
OF the nrst-class passengers:
Mrs. Gus Johnson. Miss Flora A Lot
ke, J. G. Downing. Charles e. Stream.
Gus johnson. w. II. Wicksrsham. Rev.
J. W. Dorrance. 8. ". Gran. A. j. Little
john, J. II. Brown. +. A. Lynett. Mrs.
william McCufogh. Miss ~ Farauhar. J.
Bascswiz w. 3. King. r. G. ksarnS.
william r. Stanley. Mrs o. r. Morey. J..
II Rogers, John Johnson. Fl. A. gtew-
art. Matt Graves, Mr. Frost. Mrs. r.. NJ.
Bowman, John Miller. F.. TRIUMPH. Mrs.
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notice OF sHERIFF"s 6ALE-In the
Superior Court Of the State Of Wash
ington. for the County of kiug--William
z, Hacker. Plaintiff, VS.. Andrew Let.
TIE solicitors Loan and Trust Conn
pany, Thomas De Witt Cuyler and En-
nngham B. Morris. assignees OF The
solicitors Loan and Trust Company for
the heneht OF It's creditors. and John
schram Company. a corporation. De-
fendants. No. o. 10
Under and by virtue OF an order of sale
aad special execution. issued out OF the
shove named court, In the above entitled
seiioE and TO me directed and delivered.
have duly levied upon the following
teal property, situated In King County.
Wash!nstca to-wis:
Al that certain tract or piece OF land
WIN the messuages eor tanements thereon
eecsed, situate and being Lot nine tsl,
y block thirty eight (3s), In y. 4. penny's
islrd Addition TO Seattle.
Notice In therefore hereby given, that on
saturday. the sth day OF January. 1895, at
zoe hour OF 10 o'clock A. NJ OF said day.
y fne front door OF the court house. In
ne City OF Seattle, in said King County.
! VIII sell the above described property
9 puzzle auction. 10 the highest and best
ndder, for cash
Dated this 9th day Of December. 1897.
VIM. II. MOVER, Sheriff.
WALTER LOvEDAY, Attorney
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xorTcE OF SHERIFFS SALE-in the
Ssrerfor Court OF the State Of Washing
- fOr tie County OF King. Oscar T..
scrd Plaintiff. VS.. Fred 3. Dunn and
s1isn p. Dunn. his wife: william Wright
- Jane Doe Wright twf.ose true Chris
sssn name Is unknown TO piaintiff1. his
ssse. Joha Fl williams and Jane Doe
vnliams fwhose true Christian name -
mknown to PLAINTIFF. his wife. Defend
sr4s No. ~ 3s4
i.rler and by virtue Of an order Of sale
- special execution. issued out OF the
eSsre.named court In the aboye-entisled
-, and 10 me directed and delivered. I
ss.s daily levied upon the following real
srcoerty. situated in King county. WASH
- n,irraber fourteen G4). in block num-
- - cns III. In D. T. Denny's East Park
sSsstion 10 the City Of Seattle, Washing
- According 10 tho official plat Of the
~ ~ az record I'm the office OF the auditor
a King county aforesaid.
NofIce "a therefore hereby given that on
as,uvSay. the 18th day of January, 1885. at
~ ho,,r Of 10 o'clock a. m. OF said day. at
~ 'front.' door OF the court house. in the
49, n Seattle. in said King county / will
III The ahoye-described property at pub
~ auction, TO the highest and best bidder.
for cash.
wM r. MOVER. Sheriff.
Preston. Carr & Gilman. Attorneys.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Fina ncial.

NEW YORK. Dec. D.-The Evening
Posts London financial cabegram says;
The stock markets were quiet today, WIN
consols prominently firm. Americana had
duh opening. but later recovered Insre
was no business. anyway. Three months
treasury bills sold today at an average or
f2 lis I'd. and We're afterward discounted in
the market at 2ia IL Is expected that q
fair amount of gold viii go into the BANK
tomorrow from Australia. the demand IN
the open market having slackened consid-
erably.
LIVERPOOL Dec. a.-Wheat-Spot, NO.
I red. Northern spring, steady, ss lOd.
Corn--January, steady. IS sixd. febru-
airy, steady. SIS pad ~,
The grain and provision exchange VIII
be closed January J.
The Gold Reserve.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-The gold re-
serve is $780, III. 100.
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is crop. 4asc: iws crop. .asc: 1897 errors,

IS crop. 4s7sc: 1895 CROP. .sssc: 1897 crons,
1878
woo.-S.eady
petrcletslr-fann.
The firm that nxss the selling price for
leading miners ard sm-lters calls the lead
market Strorg a. sSSe.
Cofyes-OatscHs closed steady. Nth
prices se@fis points lower. Sales, = 81
BAGS Including March SeAssS.gtec. Spot
coffee-Rio. duh: Ne invoica. sse: No
tosning, 7Ac. Mild. quiet. csraava, "a
ETlSc.
Sagar-Raw and refined. ssroGs-
Metals
Pig iron--Warran;s. quiet hut arIter. AZ
Sc Sas7S.sIs.
Lake cepper-ouiet: $40 ssssiaS-
Tin-Q1tef. hut firm.
Speiser--Qdiet; <.Asut
Iead-lufes: So -pSss.S
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LEGAL NOTICES.

-.---,~-r or sHEnfF-F"S SALEM THE
N11ilIs.;o~ Court % the State OF Washing
~ sor the County OF klng.-Nsllie VI.
esass., - rla.atir. vs. BU-pee Iarshai
- assse Marshall. Fred b. Hollsn-
- 49, Wm. Overly and Jennie Overly,
-. r Howell, the Guarantee Loan &
80. Company, a corporation, and JACOB
!1'ssh a. assignee OF said The Guarantee
fs.n Trust Company. defendants. Nc.
800 and by virtue of an order OF sale
- Zeal execution. issued cut OF the
- med court, in the abovs-enti,led
-, and 10 me directed and delivered.
100 dslv ieyled upon the following real
s.ssty. situated Ia King county. Wash
< - hi n, block :. OF Walla Waiaa
ssstoa 10 the city Of Seattle. together
- IN and singular the fsnsmeno.
t"ss6ffaments and sppur;snances !nere-
- helonring OF IN anywise appertafn.nx-
Eotirs Il therefore hereby given that on
s.ss,isy the I'D day OF January. 1893. a.
- he.rr Of 10 O'Clock a. IN. Of said Gay, al
8. Tronf door OF the court house. ~ the
- n seattle. In said King county. ] VII
~ 10 above described property a. pub
n ancfIon. to the aig6est and best bidder.
r. cash. ,sr
wM II. MOYER, Sheriff.
f7seeuce g. Preston, Attorney.
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TACOMA. SEATTLE AND WHATcoN
WASHING RON 4 ALasKA STEAM.
CITY OF SEATTLE

SEATTLE to DyEA and sKAGUAY.
This MAGNIFICENT steel screw steamship
will sail from Seattle. Yesler dock. for Ju-
neau. Skaguay Bay, Dyea and way ports,
December 18th, n. m.
Her accommodations are unrivaied. She
IL the f,rest fastest. and most comfortable
vessel on this route. In connection with
above the ALASKA STEAMSHIP COM
PANY win operats their elegant and fast
sailing steamship
ROSALIE
From Seattle. Yesier dock. January End.
at I o'clock. for Juneau, Skaguay Bay,
pyea and way ports.
For freight and passage apply TO
C. H J. sTOLTENBERo.
Zen ticket agt under ~. p. ticket on or
CHARLES f. PEABODY Manager.
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sscaSf-ss. choice California lemons 81 so
:: bananas. s-s0ss1- = per hGrca, psnsapplsS.
Ass5 per deg
Batie--Farcy creamery. sc: do seconds.
S-sS4c. fancy dairy, DC: do seconds. -1S
MIA cream eheaaer. u;-ailSc. Young Amer
lea l9s@ssisc: Eastern. 11Nssc.
Eggs-sscve, G7ass9sc: fancy ranch. sSsa
G3gi1c: Eastern. ISlec.
Pousry-Turkey geablers. ss1.Glsc Per
=: turkey hens, le.gs1ic: gid roossers. 81. 50
Gf; young rcosters $495: small arcllers. s.
o.: large hroiiers - ssfs4 Is. fryerS. N.ss9
5: hens. S.sas35. old ducks. SS.se<lS, young
ducks. &sarS. geese 81 aga per pair: Cos
hnss. N:sNI2. old pigeons, 81; young pig
cons. G.sSGl5a
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days ASss:
sterling on London. sight, ASl.
Financial
Silver bars 49,. Ssi1 DrzftS-SsKht -. Is
Mex. dolls ..E~tEss Telegraph :. :. liz
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND Dec. 3N.-Onerfngs oil
wheat are little more free and prices re-
main practically unchanged; Exporter
continue TO quote 75a7ec for Walla Waila
based on i1-shiliing ships, put nliiers anu
other huvers IN the interior are paying
from ic 10 &c above this figure. Eluesten
is reported as high as SOC. but isqIsc II
about the top for Valley.
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The SEATTLE Markets,

.hrEs .oca markets Of yesterday did not
any particular change In prices the
sI,xs. generally being pretty arm. A
p.,Sss paid 20 the farmers for fresh ranch
a.msinS rom nc TO &c There Is a scar
~ As 20 turkeys In the market, occa-
trains. The Eastern shipments nav No,
trade. e -e' ZIG noaoa!
LAS are drug on the market, and
Ill a,e quoted IS low as DC per box, and
even nnd dull sale at that price
mere are no winter Nellis pears in the
price. SeA
mere Is q good demand for hay ard the
sruppiy on hand Is getting pretty short
nefs are holding back. anticipating
higher prices, CONTINGENT upcu heayy shir-
ments OF cattle to the north.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EyANGEI.

Seattle and Towrsena-Neah Raw Reu.a
Steamer Garland leaves Yeser dock Sun.
DAYS. TUESDAYS and Thursdays at II 80
.. m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams
Gunyeress Port Angeles. Port Crescent
c.r,tyse;1rg Pysht, Claiiam Bay and Near
raw returning arrives at Seattle n. "a
on oprcstt. DAYS; Steamer Evaugel leaves
yssIer dock for Port Townsend Pert An
coles ana Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
sns FRIDAYS at 80 n IN: arrives Seattle
sitsrnzte days at zsan Q, u Tel Main SSs
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The Ccmpanyss elegant steamers UNA
TTLLA. CRY OF PUEBLA and wALI.A
wALLA leave SEATTLE for San Fran
cisco. via Per. Townsend aad Victoria. B.
c. At a N. Nov. 5. 10 Is. .. s. - Dee
g. 10. Is. - s. ~ Jan L 9. II e. "a - Duo
at san Franeiseo q. m. Nov. 8. "a. Is 3. g
Dec g. s. q. IS, g g. Jan 2 :. T. l.. =. g.
Feb. l. Leave SAN FRANCISCO for Se-
attic via Victoria, B. C.. ana Port TsSn<
end. at a. m Nov. Z Z. II II. q q Dee
:. 2 IL L. 2. e. Jan. l. s. IL is. q. 81. g.
Due at Seattle p. n Nov. s. 10. Is %. 3. 90
Dec. s ID. L. g. 8. %. Jan. l. .. II. Is a =.
The eleean. steaAers CORONA. CITY
OF TOPEKA, AND AIcKI leave SEAT
i. Dee. i. .. Il. ID. d. b. Il. Jan. s 10. Is
g. q @. Dee back Of Seattle Nov. Is. ~
.. q Dec :. 9 Is. IS .. =. Jan .. !. Il. H..
q. %. Feb /. g. IL The company reserves
right TO change without previous notice.
steamers. sailing dates and hours Of SAIL
J. r. rRowBRYDGE. p 8. sups Ocean
Dock. Seattle. Ticket Agent sos First Ave.
GOODALL. PERKINS 4 CO.. Gen.
Agts.. San Francisco.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE "TLYER."
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily except Sunday.
In one hou- and twenty-five minuteG
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. 6eAstie-TacomA
route, as folloNs:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAYA
TIME CARD.
Leave sea;tle-7:i5. Ills a. No.: 2:l5. s:ls
p. N.
Leave Tacoma-9:3o a. m: 1. IN. 3 .. n.
SUNDAYS.
Leave ssat.ie-7:39 a. m: - m: o. N.
Leave Tacorna-9:30 a. M; 2.30 80 o. IN.
Landing az Northern Pacific wharf Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
RON street. Seattle.
sundays. steamers Flyer and State at
Washington.
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WHATEVER surprises the future may
bave for us In the way Of transportation
facilities, whether via the balloon route
or other. ia the meantime We VIII havs -
be content with husrying over terra nrma
ia our travels. and you VIII mo tns
Northern Pacific railway Nils tins piu ~
this respect
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.

sss.tls. Everett e wnatcor Rol.e
State es wssssnSsoa leaves seattle daily
sxrrnt Saturday az % ?. n.
ses..ss Everett ard Il Conner pov.s
S.ez~~~r FairhSveT leaves S~ss.ta a l9~
excsp. saturday. at 10 D m. calling a, Esy
erett going north MONDAY. Wednesday and
FRIDAY: To.nx south Tuesday. Tharstay
ard Saturday.
Tslepaoas. Asl1 ~. Yexler cock.
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Total Sales.
General Quotations.

Fsour-Recelpts, Is 55s barrels: exports.
g ~ barrels dull easy and lower. MIN
nssosa patents, ts-i1SSlis; winter patents.
81 szss T.: winter straights. A5G49.
Isl bushels SPOT. weak. No. 3 red.
g. oeaS Options scsned easy declined un-
der Ga1.6ation. large Northeastern re-
cesp.p ard poor support. rallied later On
nesyy cssarances. but broke a second time
nnGer renewed liouidations: and closed
i.alc net lower. No. red May. s5g
e fs-fSc. Chased Ssszc.
asps-FiEm. state common 20 choice
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ALASKA /!

STEAMER woLCoTT AND STEAMER
HUENEME
win sail for wrsngel, Juneau. Skaguay
and Dyea January ..
For freight and passage apply to
J. q. CARROLL. Agent,
schwsbacher's Wharf. foot Of Union ST.
Telephone Pike 6.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW,

Seattle Dec D, is-.
were the exchanges At TIE
.,a. Tacoma Spokane and Portland
Gearing houses TO-DAY:
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SYNOPSIS.
The center of high pressure has moved
In Eastern Washington. Mostly clear
weather prevails and there has been no
rain or snow I'm the past twelve hours.
Seattle Local Keport-Masimum temper
allure. Al deg: minimum: 81 mean. 81
weather clear No rainfall In the past
twentY-four hours, except a trace.
c. N SALISBURY. Observer.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Dec. 30.-Wheat-No. l ciue-
stem 7sc; No. club, 75c.
british bark Earl Cadogan cleared Tor
Queenstown with 81 50 sacks flour.
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SEATTLE 4 EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE, EVERETT AND EDMONDS
ROUTE.
Time Card-Leaves Seattle z a. m. -
m and .. m Leaves Everett OILS a. m.
go o. m. and tbs p. m.
Three round trips daily except Sunday
nnnections-At Seattle with the steamer
FIyer for Tacoma. At Everett with the
steamer Mikado for Snohomish. and with
the Everett Monte CTisto railway for
Monte Crisro and way stations.
CoIman Dock, Seattle. Merchants Dock
Everett Telephone, Seattle. Red 331: Ev.
erett, g. r. b. SCOTT,
Manager
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Dec ss.--In whea; Liverpool
showed about ed decline Sf the opening
here. which although little more than hAif
OF the drop here yesterday was apparent
" the cause for the eastness at the start.
Northwestern receipts were quite liberal.
Caelegrsms were received reporting reduc.
tons in estimates of the Argeutineerop, Of
hot winds damaging wheat IN New 2e1a-
land, OF 0nfavorahle weather for crops IN
the interior Of Russia. and or small stocks
at the port Of Odessa.
The export ciearancsS from Atlantic and
Gulf ports were very heavy. equal TO 49,
eoa bushels IN wheat and near. Iecemoer
wheat acted about as IL rad been doing for
some days as il Inclined 70 drop its premi-
UNI over May. The trading In 1. was small
II could easily have been advanced TO al
most any desired price by the eaSlng et
perhaps less than iea0ea bushels, and u IS
evident the bull party in IL were i.lNorable
10 the decline. May declined 10 5@tee, oar
before the close. May recovered 10 ssasfs
ssi.e under some covering by shorts. Those
were the ruling figures al the close,
Corn was neglected and ruled anll May
closed i4c lower.
In oats trading was fairly active, though
prices kept within a narrow range, iho
tendency was downward IN sympathy
with wheat. May closing ssc lower.
Provisions kept within marrow range
Prices were affected by, the decline in
wheat. May pork closed &c lower. May
ribs and lard unchanged
Closing Quotations.
Corn-December, &c; May, 2ec.
Oats-peeember. s2isc, May. aSssc-
Pork-Decemher s7.55; May, &.G.
f.ard-December $40. May, Sal
Ribs-pecember. IA May. &5s. -
Cash wheat-No. red. saIs4c; No. :. "
6assc: No. spring. sssisac. NO. ). ANtsoc;
No hard winter sS4IS9c; No. 3, S9s6c;
Corn~No. 3 .si.assiac; No. g. 2sisMs7c.
Oats-No. .. 2s1a3isc; No. 3. eig2issc.
Rarley-asQi2c
Rye-I5l.c.
F'iaxseed-Si .Isis.
Timothy-$2. IS.
Live stock.
Cattle-Saies were largely at 81. l54fa 20
common steers being purchased by dressed
beef concerns at s.. Nui while. choice to
prime shipping and export cattle Wee IN
quick demand at tn5. 10; stockeFs ana
feeders, s.. l0at4.25; calves. se.3oQC.io Tor
choice.
Hogs-The days sales were largely at
So 4GGfS. So prime butcher weights selling up
TO So S. while heavy packing lots hrousht
s. S0G3 As: pigs sold largely at s. SsssS. 10
Sheep were saiabie at s5dS. 70 for INFERIOR
to prime lots. with sales mostly AT ss:.eN
4 90; lambs were in good demand al 80 ~
as for inferior TO extra nockS. with most
OF the sales at $5qi5.75; yeaflings sold at
Reeeipts-cattle. 100; hogs. 5000;
sheep, 1900
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~T.oRGSETrEs and eyeglasses for hol-
day gifts"
Miss r. wftxinski. Optical srecfahse.~
.1I2 Cherry street. Eyes tested ns9~
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pI,GEr SOUND & ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

steamer City OF Kingston between Ia
coma wass and Victoria, p. G..
70 eepmILvI 81 SEATTLE nArl i:1pm
/ 0oa m Ivf 52pt. Townsend ssAr 10 asa m
sssam Ariiio Victoria MiLvi s:loa n
spally except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes arst-cla<s accom-
rodat!ons carrying both freight and
,Ta z%ssfsgs-s ard leaves from Yesler wharf
sss.tfc Cor Victoria at 10 Q. ~. and for
Tacoma at els p. n.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
s,sierocsns until a. n.
Fer rates. tickets. etc, inquire %
q r. THoRNDYKE
Agent Yesler Wharf. Seattle.
l. A. NAnEAU.
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On Port Orchard and PORT washington
route. leaves City dock. foot OF Main
street. $50 a. m. calling at South Beach.
ErfreSeo Brick Yard. Bremerton. N q
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tracyton.
Chico, Silverdale. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy station a. p, m: arrives Seattle at
m, E II. Robinson. master LIfiv
Bogardus 4 Co.. agents. Telepnons.
Main A.
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San JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPHON,
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
DOCK foot of Main street Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday at II o'clock mid.
night Tor Port Townsend. San Juan Islands
and New whatcom. Returning. leayee
New wha.com Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at 4 q. m. ]. r. Thompson, man
sger-owner. Lilly Bogardus 4 Co. aRenta.
CITY dock. Telephone. Main 81.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Dec 3a.-Today's stock
market was remarkably narrow and irreg
sorbing practically the whole OF the limit
ed dealings. in which no one but profess
slonal traders took any part. There was
no reflection OF any news in the course Of
prices. There was evidence of large
realizing in some Of the securities of local
corporations: which have recently been ad-
interests. But the declines thus effected
IN these stocks invited buying again and
restored the earlier losses, in some cases
CARVING them materially above the pre-
vions level Metropolitan Street Railway
was the most conspicuous in the group.
going over range. Of 8 points. Manhat-
Consolidated Gas fell 5 points on the adj
mitted failure of the attempted local gas
es9 7nnans ,' but covering Of shorts hort,
Other speclalties moved with equal irregu-
iarity, and the changes on the day are
small PENNSYLVANIA enjoyed the eene-
by that company and touched lis. but re-
acted on profit taking. a feature of the
strength of the exchange market, actual
rates fer sterling being y&n3ia. There IS
still some demand to satisfy for. remit
and interest in American securities.
Exchange bankers attribute the strength
of todays market TO an investment de-
based on prospects. OF cheaper local rates
for money. A fall IN the local rates for
money would lead to a renewal OF the
tending OF credits abroad. nevertheless
there was no evidence OF softening In to-
days money market. no loans being re-
ported at less than So per cent. and others
being made at per cent. The sub-treas-
ury was debtor at the clearing house
again today, TO the extent OF over 81. Co.,
900. and the repletion of the money market
from that quarter is expected 10 continue
until after the end OF the year.
Transactions in bonds were on a large
scale, but prices were firmly held. Total
sales, 81, 615,0 900.
United States seconds rose y bid. the
5s coupons y and the new is u.
Money and Exchange.
Money on CALL firm. at s1sqt per cent:
last loan, per cent: closed q. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. slxQ4A per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady, with actual
business In bankers bills at AAs4q4.S5
for demand and si.SadLs2a for 60 days.
Posted rates. s4se'sai.S3 and s4s5isaf4.ss.
Commercial bills. s4s1. Silver certificates.
sIAd5sAc. Bar silver. 5ISsc. Mexican
dollars, 46Ac.
Government bonds, strong: state bonds.
duh; railroad bonds. firm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
- c NlaYY

q. 8 MAIL.
STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Galbrai,h dock. foos OF Washing.
ton street. Tuesdays. Thursdays and SAT.
urdays a. o'clock a. m, for Kingston.
Port Gamble. Seabsck. Brinnon, Holly,
Dewatto. Iiiliwaup Falls Hoodsport ana
Union City Returns alternate DAYS
.. TROUTMAN, Master.
Telephoue, Red lEl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31

BARNEsOS 4 CHILCOTT.
ship ard Steamship Agents. Freight aad
ChIrtering Brokers'
Crsces Mutual Life Building
Telephone. Black 81