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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-18
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATOOSH. Jan. 17.--s p. III Barometer
80 Ia; cloudy; wind west. ten miles Passed
CUT a schooner. at y. IN. Outside hound
schooner.
NEAH BAY. Jan, 17.--4 \. m.--LAght
rain: ca mi.
Ci4ALL.AM BAY. Jan. ii p. might
rain; calm.
PORT ANGELES. Jan. ia y. rn-Ba-
rometer. 3o.l6; clear; wind west, FIVE miles.
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uay. Grain and Feed.

Hav CobbinE}--PGsst sound per ton.
81: Eastern Washington timothy, sls8.T
alfalfa, 81 $685..
Oats Gohnirgf-si94n
Wheat-S--f2.
barley Coobing>-Rolled O. ground. per
ton. S20.Zl -.
meal per ton. S2i02z; bran. Sl5aIs; shorts.
Sf-@TtS
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sYNtaESfs

Occasional iiEat rain has occurred TO-DAY
Ia the coast section. Tae temperature -
moderate. aud The pressure slightly ahave
normal. The wLhQS wee Es2ht ta fresh.
except thirty miles per fsuur ~ rsfoN<h-
Seattle Local ker5Yg Ms Si4nurn gesm;ssr-
ature. q deg. mtusmHna. IS. usaa. e..
Weather. cloudy; precipitation - trE last
twenty four hours. .Is az Az inca.
Il y SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau
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A TICKET THROUGH CALIFORNIA;
Wa the Shasta rosts 10 any point East or
South frsures TIRE holder fssost delight
fuI trip. No severe weather. excellent
service. Rates same "a Northern ltnes.
For full Information Apply 10 Southern
Pacific Ticket Office. sls First avenue. SCI
attic wash
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& ALASKA STEAM
SHIP cos STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE

SEATTLE - DYEA and SkAGCAY.
This magnificent steel screw s-eamSh y
will sail from Seattle Yesler dock for Ju-
neau. Skagnay Bay. Dyea and way ports
January i2th. 2 y. III.
Her accommodations are uBrfgalCd She
Il the finest. fasteest. and most comfortable
Va sel on this route. IN connection With
above the ALASKA STEAMSHIP COM
PANI Will operate their elegant ana fast
sailing steamship
ROSAf.fE
From Seattle Yssler dock. January i7th,
at O'Clock for Juneau. SksgGay Bay.
Dyea ara way parts.
For freight ard passage ARMY ~
G. II. J SrOLTE<BERG.
Gen ticket agt- Gader y. T. titkCt OF. ur
CHARLES r. PEABODY Manager
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MESSENGER SERVICE.

pTxe THE 80. X" BOX for messengers.
EessyYn Union and Great Northern tefa-
grams hacks gurBeys. ard express
rsgorx. nugck service. TeIspnone. Main
- "a Second. Branch Pacific LauH-
dry.
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PORTLAND. Jan. 1.-THE local wheat
market j. weak. wiih 10 demand FOR car
gues Walia Wslla reached the lowest
rrfaa Of trA season ct Liverpool last Sat-
}.r9av Quotations: Wa}IA NaliA, eac;
valley and ni8esteEn, 20 Sc
CEe4~ets-F Russian ship Eopp@tt. for
C4e,as.omn. with - - oslsaels OF wheat
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HFP2 sfstnf.

LIVERPOOL. Ian. f7.--CfoSe: Corn
Sn0t American mixed. new. firm. s. g1.d
so old firna, - s. al. January STEADY Is
sd. February, - -5sa; february. steady.
q I'D. Aarcn steady. Is Ts4d.
Imports Of wheat iato Liverpool for the
week from Atlantic ports we're u. 30 quar-
feTs. from Pacific ports. f+ssD quarters,
from other Tsugtss 500 quarters.
Imports 81 corn Int Liverpool from A.
lsErsc pyrts for the week were q, 80 quar-
TEF@.
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Compositions.

we ara now prepared 20 10 cornposssion
for ne trade faay rsess1rci IN Sonparef
AihiSn. Brssfer and Long Primer. Easin-
faction guaranteed. Call or address Poxt~
IntaaiigeEcer. Seattle.
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For ANACDRTF$ W4ATtroN VAN
CNINkE AND NAY PORTS
Tee E,,grant Ss}eg heel Steamer
OCEAN WAVE.
CANT S..tewhcei Steamer
OCEAN " AVE
Clancy. Master

evfs1 iva yeslsr whars. Seattfa. every
~. t~e-ssR, avs SATURDAY - = 81 r. -
fr~ E.v+~eft AnacoFssS. y iye2Yen. West
eea1 ara Vancouver I'2SserEses rvyav
a. N board auA ots-,gry ross7s az SO
a. sF R~t-rr:r~ wtN 1@aVe NaucusSa- ts-
erS Il ent-sV Is sa F'r4jNy - = q. ~
1hfz steafy>er NsS seEF,eT1Ur passe0 ~e- a.
cua-Eua5fa tte~S Table service Gn<u rTs8 sSxsi.
k'or Tve5ssr az passage Apply On t@9@~a cE
AT Y.sssr ware
WASHING STEAM NAY. %.
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CHICAGO MARKETS
The Hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO. Jan. News was scarce a.
the opening IN wheat. The unexpected
nent feature The course OF the market at
tracteI a great deal Of attention and was
directly the cause OF the opening advance
here. Prices for May ranged from sa.c
% azsc. against Saturdays final price OK
a-isc. \ little realizing BY scaipers caused
a uomentary drop to @Ss 7ass.c which rep
resented the low point OF the day. Light
but steady buying carried the price stead
lily upward. and by noon aiiec was bid.
Liverpool showed from I'D 70 Ia advance
ported bids from Mannheim Germany. ana
Antwerp. Belgium, for wheat at PC above
what they were willing TO pay 9, few days
heavily 10 these countries. and IL was In
ferred that offers from the South American
country were falling off. That was given
as the explanation Of the strength AT Liv-
ernool a iso.
The visible supply decreased los ooo
bushels. leaving the. total at q. sSse 90.
against I,sl2.0o bushels decrease ana to-
tai of ., 5000 bushels az the same time
last year. The big decrease lent additional
strength. to the market. The worlds ship
officially reported at !. 9a7 coo bushels. with
out any from India The previous week
they we're i.i5a.oo9 bushels. During the last
hour : trading little realizing was done.
stiffictent 70 cause a reaction to o7sdaie.
The market closed steady al that price.
Corn WAS very duh II ranged from 29ls
l2Sfse and closed q shade lower at SIS
9f29c
Oats were fairly active for while. but
became quite dgll toward the Cos May
shade higher al 2sSs 72sa.c
Trading in provisions was Of moderate
volume and mostly At an advance. ReaHz-
ing was quite free late and reaction took
place.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
KY sf3 .ss., s5sis; ~ s;.Gsss; ss.sasI
July &sl.st Nl-s N0tS Sfss II s.gS.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

whea,-Export. No. ! Club. ssc: No. /
tiaeste.1. &c; milling. No ! club. 71c, No.
: h-EastaLn. .ac.
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ixPOrNDED STOCK MOTTO E~The fol-
sstng described h0rse PLACED tn the CITY
pound, Jan9arv s. fSaN VIII BE- Sold at
cash in hard. "a pay cost ~ irnpounasug
sad Advertising January -. fss>. a, II
selocs a m az the front door al poliee
SfSagaarters. corawf Ihtrd uVeaUe and
tesieF way.
tsas scrrel horse. white stripe dovg face.
VARS ola
ne owner % tNe above described horse
1SsEx unknown - ne
<. :. REED. Chief % Police.
L.5.e. q t.~et nuhll.-atlnn. ian 6 tsas
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NEW YORK MARKETS..
The Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Jan. f7.-Standard shares
showed fractional Improvement on the day
except IN the case Of some shares on which
special influences were operating In their
faFor. and IN these the Improvement was
more marked. The dealings were widely
distributed and the tone generally healthy.
stocks sold Friday and Saturday the
ground OF possible foreign cofn0lfCa tionS
were purchased the dealings amounting 70
nearly half q million shares.
Sugar in enormous transactions made u
net gain oF =. although in the earlier trans
actions there Vas considerable weakness
aoted in that security: The old subject vas
drought up OF what the result Of Hawaiian
annexation would be. on the free imporsa-
ton OF sugar. and tie probability that by
mid summer there would be competition
between sugar rsfiueEies now being erected.
Socks OF properties located In the Pacific
Northwest We're generally beuefi;e! by the
belief that they viii secure much traffic
owing 10 the hlondike boom
Oregon Railroad < NAVIGATION Company
had earnings from July l 10 November ~
said - be very large. Burlington. ST. PAIL.
Northern Pacific and Union Pacific Were
strong. The non-appearance OF the Ne
braska maximum freight decision was a
factor in the days news. Brokers seemed
10 give some credit 10 the reports # closer
relation in the mauas cement of al! Wander
bilt railways
The fact that New York and Chicago are
lending money on the London and CONT
factors, The foreigners 50 far having Hqui-
dated their debt for Americas unparai-
ieled exports only 10 the extent of return
ing some American securities.
The bond market showed falling on in
transactions. hut considerable undcrtola
of strength was evident. which was re-
i1ected I'm substantial appreciati0ns in many
Of the equally dormant issues. Seattla,
Lake Shore q Eastern first trust receipts
Jumped points TO q on reported colnpe-
titi0n for control OF the road. but subse-
ouentIy lost ons-half o. t:.e rise The az
gregate sales were Sc %. 01a. Government
bonds showed hsavineSs, the new IS and
new IS losing slightly.
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TACOMA, SEATTLE. VANCOUVER
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Seattle. Everett & whatcom Route
State OF Washington leaves Seattle daily
except Saturday at 10 p. m
Seattle, Everett and La Conner Route
Steamer Fairhayen leaves Seattle daily
except Saturday. at 10 p. m. calling 1T Ev-
efett going north Monday. Wednesday and
Friday. going south Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Telephone. Main ~ Yesler dock
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Ment.. prnxfsionx and Fish.


Butter-Ranch. lSG1ic; fancy dairy in
squares aS025c; Washington ere ameries'
glib prints. as6l3oc
Cheese 0ohb.ugl-Natiye Washington, 10
GfSc; Eastern. 19tsfi f3c.
Eggs dobbinEl-StovaEe, Eastern, Ii4I7c;
strictly fresh ranch. 20c.
Comb Honey 9GI-e: Nevada, he:
strained honey. caste
Poultry Dressed chickens 141-T fSi-n-
live chickens IglI2c: dressed turkeys. I5fR
lie: live turkeys lie. ducks. $250ll5 per
dog: dressed ducks IlEt3t4c
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xoT.eE TO coNrR ACTORS.

:, ESGTeEER OFFICE. Burke Bldg.
easastIs WI. December =. 1897. Sealed
~ on Admiralty Head. w8sh.. VIII lie
,ac-aFea here until g. IA. January as,
10. and then publicly opened. Iuforrna-
ton on application. Harry Taylor. Capt.
Engrs,
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARkET.

TACOMA. Jan T7.---U-hea.-rTirhe- but
c !iet; Ne. club. &c; No. osaestsEn, &c.
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Mining stocks.

Silver bars go. 55ss rafts-Sight 80. *
Mex dolls .-..s-uf7iz. Telegraph =. r. -
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
altr@ Ya- e


Exchanges At the s<&t,ae. Tacoma, Spo-
kane ard Portland clearing houses today
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General Quotations,
Flour Recsipts. sf.s49 barrels: exports
f&.@s1 barrels SteaG4sr.
Wheat Receipts Ia 40 bushels. exa7rts
fse ~ bushels. Spot arm. M : red, Sisaas-
Options cranei fir-ner On higher cables. sd
x4aces4 all day 81 A BIZ visible supply de-
crease moderate export trade ard Hight Of
feriags aid closed AsstAe net higher. No
rea ssSxc97si 1sai2, closed sl.2@ls: May. s-ssa
sz54c. closed - -
Eaps-Sseady.
Wuot-Ssaaes
Petroleum. Dull.
CofSee-Cntions closed barely steady with
prices unchanged TO ; points net advance.
Sales. u 20 bazs. Including: March, > &c.
Saor coSee-Ria quiet: Ne : invoice, hts
Johbtng, CSC Mild quiet; CordoEa. 81
SaSzr-Raw steady: fair refining. sSc:
centrifugal. IS test. So; refined qaiet-
Pig iron-warrants dun ~ S. % bid; $50
asked.
Copper--Laie quiet at sla.Ss bid ana sless
asked
Tln-Barely steady az $3.50 hid: aSS
sst.Iter-Quiet: s2.s5 bid: aoa asked
f.eai-t1penef weak and closed nrn AZ
sGs5 bid: 3 - asked.
The Visible supply.
The statement OF visible supply Of grain
n stock and sdoat ga COMPLIED by the
New York Produce Exchange IS as follows:
Wheat. s.. s4s. gsse bushels: decrease. 1l2e.~
et3
Corn. Il 434 900 bushels: increase. ISIS 90
Oats. 15-lsS.Gsa bushels; Increase. ss.9sl
Rye 4 SIS ng9 bushels; Increase 81 core
Barley 81, 60 bushels; decrease, iSs.eRa.
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Sa1 Joaquin sEEF.aSF 5z5se. NsrsSlssrrs aar.5ess-
csys7 80. 80 - +z9oS - L-e S.n sess-
csnS. is@fsc. A'''-Aa''-''' As'1 @'s''''''-
sa5ogs-Soid crop. nominal; Few crop. Ia
Produce. FraFts. Etc
MitlS:1sfgs.s- sisd8l!nss. se-raa ~ psr ten.
-. s5sz--ss aesI. sASssssls. vat ani 0st.
S..aAs. @AT, si-s =. s@ss har.sr. x1-s z -.
ss s-ss1,t.' $50 Ii.,. cloTer. xie-s. Z s..scS
s.@sll; ca1np~esSssl wae2t. So Eass SO;
ssEsw. Par hale. &a545e
Negets sles-F.arlss Rose pots+oes. ss9-ae
pr eenssl. river sartssrxs sss79s: river
ss9a FAIRBANKS. afF.ss; SflverSkin oussgas.
49, 80 gar1c & per -: srrea peas &ssse
80 az scTtnS beans. fS7@Ac. pay sCaAS1. -
1-e@c Fer sox: tomatoes. ssSs1Sl: chill
green pes.reT lie. eggplant. 1sa2s.s: srsesi
~.sA = sssE sScs 2SpaEa gas aegEizc
z THIS s2oace spples. 81 -@as11.S Tssr box:
Zsss. crsnesrries. s-se9sS - per barrel: or
aages- navr4s. si@E51so. Mexican HINES
Le5s5.S sAsseaf5; common California lemons.
Isess ., choice California lemons s. 80
haIaras. GseE-@z per bunch: T}ne2p-
pizs. sz14 per d9x.
Bayter-Fancy creamery. &c: do seconds.
49, 80; fancy dairy. 2sS; do seconds. 4
cheese-New. neif%c: Cd. aa1oc Cals-
fo-nia cream, efses3dar. lslt2t~c; Young
america. Isssi2is,; Eastern. i2s7i4c-
Eastern 4Ssl-Ac.
Poaltry-Tarksv gobhlers. ieanc per 70:
1srksy hens ieeT1ic; Old rooster si-ssss /.
Der aoz; young ROSTERS. 81 5esT5 n; srz1au
Dro.lsrs. SAe4. large bresiers sss14f1: fry
srs. s4stA5o: hens, $S.$sFs, old ducks. so
50. young ducks sa565s.5e geese. Si-9s per
pair; gosl1ngs. sL75s3i% y. old pigeons. 81
Der dog. young pigeons. 81 z55i.75.
Exchange.
Sterling on LGndon. sixty days. aS7. !:
DO sight. Sass
Financial.
silver bars -. 57ss Drafts-Sight -. *
Mex dolls .-..s-1f7iz. Telegraph =. =. -
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
TNGT1< ROUTE

SiFNN . Mf3.H fEF...F-f
ten street Tor Sylvan Grove. Pore Whte.
13rrn7ar;oH- L. :. prv Dock. Charleston
:. trev TraCxtc0. StiEk~5a'@ GA+tv ex-
IA. SATURDAYS AZ - - m. Sur laws AZ Ssa
n n Returning leaves Sivertale a -
. e. prv Dock 5 ~ a, n ~ ,3vtl2y .stENsss
leaves StiVe~>}tl, so r. 81. Dry Desk -
= ~. TelrpG7ae Res III
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGToN ROUTE.
STEAMER \. r. ROBINSON.

On Pert Orchard ana >Por; WASHINGTON
route. leaves cay assA. foot u Mala
street $50 4 ~. calling az South BeacH.
fSlIrs>nell Brick Vars Rps merton. L =
NAVY Yard sidney. Charleston Tvacyyon.
f>hfre, SilVeFdaje- Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station az : =. ~ arrives Seattle IT
i = ~ T.. y Robinson. master. fN}v
YoEsrtluS x c.. sEep;& Telephone.
Main s.
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CITY NOTICES.
the CRY or sEATTLE-cITY TREAS

The CRY or sEATTLE--clTY TREAS
pfss's Notice.
Notice II hereby given that the second
annual instaiment OF local Improvement
dss,riet No. lib. for the Improvement of
Willard and Harvard Streets. In the City OF
S<attfe from Depot Street TO Mercer
sions Of ordinance No. 1857, which provides
FAR the improvement OF said street by corr
s.facsin@ pipe sewer or proper dimensions
aiong said streets between said points. to-
xether with all necessary openings wses.
nsanholea. lampholes. ventiIators, flush
snS tanks and catch-hasIns aud by con-
rfesing The same with the main Intercept
sg ever now existing al the intersection
Of Willard Street and Depot Street. and
Providing for the Iayssent therefor in in
siailIfnss and establishing a fund for such
nasmsnt oy The leyying and collection OF
s.vstsi asse sssnents upon the property ben
saltd ey the Improvement. and providing
ios tas Issuance OF bonds as authorized By
AZ sst Of the legislature OF the state OF
washington. approved March sth. lSa.
sild under the provisions 81 ordinance No.
80 approved May Tth. 1924. as amended
ss ordinance No. Siie approved July ilth.
M has been duly eestifsed 20 me for col
ssugsd ard levied against each parcel and
- 81 lard. and part thereof. In said dis
usel N payment OF such instahments re-
Isns annaid, and tae same. including The
Essrcs, on the whole amount charged,
rs he paid an or before the 10th day OF
rsssraary, lNe. Unless payment be- made
- such tnsfalfmeat Oh or before the iotn
eaf or February iSaS the same shall b.
sssie delinquent ard shall bear interest al
ne rase OF : per cent yer anDum until
- and L net paid oefoTe. said time =
es.s4fF ~ five - REP cent shall Re added.
~ TIE sylsTlS deD0aueut shan be entered en-
re annaal "a roll for the current year
1ssasi eaea let Aai parcel OF land. ari
ST thereof - delinquent. and with THE
.o,sres' and penalty shall he collected "a
ssasr taxes. Together with such additional
e esssss or PENALTIES a : are authorized 20 b
shsf.'ed and collected IN ether delinquent
ssss ana escb lot ar parcel 0f land SO
cstlaasent sail rs soiA FOR the amount of
80 assessment WITH interest penalty and
SezS 81 tie manner rrnNidsf NV iaw
GEORGE = MK,ACUAM
~tlty Treasurer ~ the City % Seattle,
,sAsate o. Nssc Publication. January 10Th.
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products

On the produce exchange today the hut
ter market wss steady; creamery. HIl5c:
dairy. liat7c.
Cheese--Quiet at SflSizc.
Eggs-Steady; fresh. 2Ac.
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Take steamer RAY CITY for Auacortss.
F's{rh&ven o. WaA}ScGa Leaves CONNER
clal esk. Taeo1Ha. : = m cry deck
'rhu~s ana So. Re,u~vsae leaves What
cosn = q tn; Fa4rhaven. SIS e. m. an4
AnA,o~tts j. 2. II. san Weares ard
Tacoma So o. s. rs10E gTsg-
w II Ellis
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QUALITY talks. faat f. why miners
iasist on Frye-Bruhn Co.'S E-nn1ish Break
fast E4eo1.
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SAN FRAsCI>Co MARKETS.
nveasts4u Ts.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. t--whsat "a
advanced Fa< feea Cnoice ri gat teed con
tinues scarce Gas are unchanged.
rg3ur-%et casa for family extras. st554
49,. bakers extras. 81 9s34%l
~ 4eat->7tDr.iug. s. ~ f5r No. :, AMI
s. IS, :1- choice: milling. si.fas l-{s.
F.a-sev-reed, s.; brewing. s. e5ssi-lI
oast%-Poor - fair. g E4ss I-l-3=; good =
rhei-@ 81 iss5[-i-I5, fancy feed sl2ass &C.
graz g 7Ziysil l7t@, rsIGt-s Sl-i@s9I- X Sur
Prise. g -EGy5.S5. black. Ter seed. $l-Ss4s3s8i
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The toszl SALES 90 stocks today we're 4es =
80 shares Including;
A-c3. Esos pref~TTei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :
s-Aes1 ge2Ae - D444Q ...-....s-..-...-... -
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Omaha.

OMAHA. Jan. 1T.-Cattle-Receipts 100.
Market steady. Native beef steers g 10G1
50: Western steers 81 .ss5y4. -; Texas
Steers, Ss<f3. -: cows and heifers s. e@f
; ~: Gamers s. 75E1z -. Etockers and
feeders, s. asEf4 -. calves. al0S: bulls
stays etc. g seas -
Hogs Receipts, $50 Steady Heavy.
s. 4&taS- Is. mixed. g. .sSn2 -: lgat. s. $50
5 g.. bulk OF sales. s. ssl2so
Sheep-Recsipts. 42s. Market steady
Fair 10 choice natives g. -5ff4 -. fair 10
choice Westerns 81. 7e1s. D; common and
stock sheep. Ss13se lambs. 81 5a4l5.50.
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W col zra Hans

e y o0a-sgaring. Ssysssa Ii7zsc, Oregon. -
go 1a1A. soazl2eTzi coast Ia-saS' sssNe:
go go ISAs24n s@zeas 5sFSes N5rslern aarsss',
-zs1-e mountain .sGus 80 Z@e. san Eca-
SO pans s1%es Hszns0lar ana Msna5-
f55ops-t1Id crop. nominal: Few crop. Ia
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Ftea~. quarter sacks as; what. cs0-
tsiS. I~s- es~lsy. CeGtzls. 14,a17; 80 Oregon.
-. beans sacks $50. corn. csCfs{s. ! s5ss
pa,@te~s Escks. i.ss3. on4cas. sacks. ls.s
bran. sacks ls@E3. Zi65EEgs. SACKS, ga.
has. t2rs -. WOO. c2]as. i55. Ei3es. r+sErl-
Re- -esiSsHz Sexas, -. quicksilver,
TASKS. IS, Wl1e gallons. sS.s.@-
s-sxxR~er
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WASHINGTON. Jan. I7.-The gold re-
serve IA a. IS.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EyANGEL


Seattle ana Towrseut-Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yester dock sur
DAYS Tuesdays and Thursdays NJ II 80
y M fer Port Townsend. Port Williams
HunEeness Port Angeles. PORT Crescent.
Gettysburg, PSSht, Clal!am Bay ant Neah
Hax; returning, arrives n Seattle : q. n
on opposite days Stca mer E,vanEei leaves
sesler dock for Port fNow nseHd. t'crt An
geles ard Victoria Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays at s ~ 2. IN. arrives Seattle
alternate daye at 81 2. m Tel Main III
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Jan. I7-Cattie-The bulk OF
offerings sold for N.3al5.i0: common. 8.
Stcckers and feeders ranged from $.3#f
81 Butchers and Gamers stuff sold
choice The better grades Of calves brought
$575.
HoEs-Ssies were at an extreme range OF
g. 4S9fS IS for inferior TO choice hogs. the
bulk OF sales being az s. 5Ssg3. s2ix. while
pigs sold largely at g 500 SIS.
Sheep were wanted AT s3ng.50 for infe-
rior 20 common up to ST Zsff4 - for good 20
choice f4ocks, and lambs were in demand
nj Sfff4 81 for bulls and 81 sat s. for choice
extra grades. The bulk Of the lambs sold
at $5af5.75, yearlinxs fetching f.SgI4 81
and sheep sold largely at So .55fls -.
ReceiPts-Cattle. 1900; hogs. s. orc;
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STEAMERS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
FOR SAN FgA%EiSID-
Tie co1IgzEy's elegant STEAMERS IkI
Or rTf.EI-A. wAL1.A wAL-T-a and
Tcsxnsesd n-a Victoria T. C.. 81 ; 4 n
Jan- 4, :. "a T. -, = FEB. ). s, =. Is. .. =,
Lave San FRAScTsco fer Seattle. via
sieforla sss Pct Townserf ats a
FOR ALASKA
The Tfes raers CORONA. CITY OF To-
PEkA- AI.-kG, COTTAGE CITY VIZ
!. TgF:IAS. QUEEN and Cy Eat'Ao tsavs
~ r. - q - March g. 3. Il = Is - "a
y = E, Apv.l s, 5. - Is. ~ T. 2. 5. = -
~ May : s % IL - =. = - = = D.
Jasss 4. :. :. Il. Is. L. y. "A. =, = and !.
The company reserves TIE right 20
change without previous totiee steamers.
sailing dstss and hours O. saIilng. For
further particulars procure conpsHys
J. F. Trowsrtd<e. p s. sup,., Ocean
Tleket agent. SO First Ave.
tgegozagi Perkins & Co. Ger. Agts. g r.
STR. MULTNoMAH
LEAVES FOB TAc6aA AND OLYMPIA
FARE nrrwt AT / sRs:.3 y AND ia.
COMA. - CENTS
ROUND TRIP. $ CENTS
Tel. Main s.. CITY DOCK. Agent.
CAPT. /. WILEY. Manager.