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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-03

Values knocked into smithereens at The Beee
Hive special sale his week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-03

The Weekly Independent, IL pages, to
Jan. 1, 1898, for 81.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-03

When The Bee Hive wants to make room for
new goods they out values to such an extent that
buyers are bound to come forth.
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Lr: Salvail has moved his office to rooms s. 9
aud 7 Granite block.
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Con Becker

~ousekeepers should buy Donald Brad
lords specially selected baking POTATOES
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Holiday goods arriving daily at The Bee Hive

Montana Lunch room, AZ South Main
street. just opened. G.. W.. soderlund,
Prop.
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kOdAks,

Seven styles Of kodaks and films at A. n
Hardware Co.
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You can buy a decorated chamber set in any
color at The Bee Hive this week for So. Is, worth
$50.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-03

Board only ~ per week at tho Merchants
Hotel dining room.
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Oysters on the half shell st the Motor Office.
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American Pork in Europe.

CorExHAsES. Sept. s--United States
Minister Carr has received notice Of the re.
moval Of the prohibition placed upon the
importation OF American pork, which viii
heneeforth be admitted.
PARIS. sept. She Temps today says:
The decree of Germany in removing the
embargo placed on American pork il
yeritabIe cup d theatre, astounding the
azrarian party, who believed in tho
axiom that the government would never
Withdraw the prohibition The Proges-
sionists are intoxicated with their success
their learning Of deiusion being that free
American pork means free grain in thu
near future The German-American ae-
cord will conduce 10 results affecting the
general commercial relations Franco
must watch this movement. The German
government. hopes through this pork con-
eession 70 ward off the worst effects Of ths
Mckinley bill. but gai virra rerraf IL Ia
certain. however, that this negotiation 4. a
true coup d fortune for the Republican
party and for President Harrison's gov.
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HEDGED ABOUT By A PR0IRIPTIyE TABOO

| am not aiming to convince mental
Daoiss, as indeed that won be fruitless
si'hout the necessary cultured intellect
mat makes logic applicable Force. brilii-
aney and originality even are no weapons
70 ATTACK slave with. For many CEN
Iuries the medical art was hedged about
oy proscr1ptive taboo which it, as vet.
mas not survived. The brand for murder
ing truth is the penalty of imbeciiity
stamped upon the mental caliber Of the
average indlvidusi-in relation 70 medicine
and medicine men. The sun Of the
Nineteenth century has not ret dawned
upon his intellectual horizon. He. TO-
gether with his ideal medicine man. still
nioernates in the good old days Of the
dark ages when il was bad form TO be in
ga sitive. He still believes" in bleeding.
clustering, vomiting, purging and sweat
Ing. he loves copious doses of horse
medicine. He delights in asafetida and
calomel and carbolic acid. They are con-
sidereo indispensable; no well regulated
family, with pigmy intel.ects and ab-
domino. development considers ieseIf safe
without those family iares. These I do
not wish to convert; they are the Rip Van
Wrinkles that will continue 10 siunbe-
through this and probably through the
next century. They play no role in the
worlds history. They live. they die. No
monument marks their forgo. ten semi
chre. Humanity was not enriched nv
their entrance; IL has lost nothing by their
exit. They are driftwood on the shores OF
time and hoat with the ebb and tide of
opinions they have inherited from their
anthropomorphic ancestry. No, ii is not
TO these | wish TO address myself, but 10
the thinking ones whom a thought does
Who love knowledge for its own sake: who
are wiling TO investigate the truth or
lastly Of any proposition. and once con-
vinced will stand by il through ali the
eriinaces Of a chattering and delayed civil
leatlon. To these-noi the chatterFrs, but
me thinkers-I commend the Histogenetic
system for investigation, and will eluci-
gate with pleasure any question not sui
nciently clear IN book, which will be sent
Tree 10 any address.
SEATTLE. Aug. 8, 1891
All who are afflicted in ike manner
know this: | have been nearly blind for
nlteen years. Have had the advice and
treatment OF several of the most eminent
ocuilsts OF the country. Have been treated
al the Eye Infirmary in Boston, but re-
ceived no benefit until commenced tax
ing the Histogenetic med cInes. s nee
which time my sight has been constantly
improving and expect with the use of a
little more OF the medicine 10 DE able TO
see as well as / ever did Ny trouble was
paralysis ot the optic nerve The Inedi-
clnes also brought me through a severe
attack Of the la grippe last spring, after
my friends had weary nearly despaired Of
my recovery, for all of which avors, after
God. We are truly thankful 70 Dr. Jordan
and his medicines. and shall never employ
any other physician when II is possible TO
OBTAIN treatment from him, for We are Of
the opinion that he can surely accomplish
miracles. MRS. EDNA A LEWIS
5. W. Cor. Alton and fremont SITS.
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prices rule below quotations. Tomatoes, eucum-
beTs and lima beans are dun and in heavy sup
ply. Potatoes are weaker and onions are lower
again.
Summer fruits eortinre to arrive in quanti-
ties. and the market is oyerstocked with many
varieties Prices are weak at quotations for
everything Of inferior quality.
The nsrke; for dairy products keeps harden
ing ali ;hs tine for fancy ron butter. Inferior
grades are duh. Choice ranch eggs are frm at
good demand
PgoDCcE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
Produce receipts-F3 our, s.foo quarter sacks:
,rhsst 4 n19 esnta:s. barley f5R0 eeufaIs:
potatoes. COP SACKS. wine. = 90 gallons.
Flour-Fsmily extra. <aokz5-3b per Dbl;
bakers extra S5Ifsa5.zs: superane. s2o5t93so.
Manufacturing 81 sl.e2bs lgl65 per GENITAL:
milling pareeIs. 81. s7IsfsI7 - per centai.
Barley-Fesd, sl-ess4 1a.tt3<. Old brewing,
as0ss75: rev brewing. sLll q LII per GENITAL:
ehsvGiier. s. sol. b yer eenEAl.
good 10 ch5ice s. 25Sl.S0: fair, sIi5fSl1T14:
gray. sLl71.esL221s: black Oregon, sL2o per
GENITAL
Corn-Large yellow, tlssei 90: small yellow,
,lsQsl-7o per GENITAL: white. nominal
Wool-spring footbili. per b, IsSlsc; north
e-n. Is122c: southern, ak mont1s. IAsl5c;
southern, twelve months, i2sslGl5e: Nevada,
iSalsc: Oregon valley, Z1e2fe. eastern light,
l6tG-oc; 10, heavy, l2eiSe' southern lambs
wool, sGlic
Call board sales Wheat, buyer 1901, slee9
] esak, closing at 81 693S; buyer season, x.71<
cir, closing 81 tl.75t4.
BArley-Buyes season. 81 l65s6gl.l7. closing az
sLl65s
Draft4-sight, s: telegraphic. i6 Sterling
bills-Bank, Sass: sight sAs5: commercial.
t4sR< silver bArs-s5ss S97z4c- Mexican doh
lars-7T1sG7se.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

sAS FEAScIsco, sept She produce r1sFksts
are very dali, and p-iess are weak and lower As
Eastern and foreign markets are lower, The local
market Is Glso lower IL sympztsy. Barley =
quiet, but prices for choice bright fssG are
steady and unchanged Oats and eocn are very
dull, and prices are weak, owing % heavy
reeeipts-
The vegetable market i IL p0o- coalition, xad
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LoSDoS, Sept 7.-Csosing-Cons0Is. No-ey.
s1s. L. :. ban6s-tS. III; as. 1875. Bar silver
SD Money. per cent
REEADsTCFFs.
LIVERPOOL Sept w hest-Dern anE r1or:
No winter. duh. -, l5x1; No. , red sgr.sg, -
Ma, steady.
Corn-DemEnd fair spot, C. 81 "a. arm. sep
teIaber, e q, firm. October, q ia, 6rls No
yeElDer. - "a. dull
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sAs Francisco. Sept. s.-Forecast TIL On
m. Wednesday. for Washington: GeneraIi-
foggy and cloudy weather; light rain a
walla wallA and extreme northwexf.
cooler az Olympia,
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The plat Of Arlington addition 70 sa..-
tie was vacated yesterday BY the count
commissioners BY request OF the oxnar,
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DR. BOWMAN & CO.'S
NATIONAL
PENSARY
SULLIVAN BLOCK, FRONT STREET,
SEATTLE, WASH.

These welknown and reliable specialists tres,
al acute ana chronic diseases of the ere and ear
They are the most eminent physicians on the
American continent AS surgeons they are
edualsd by aoHs.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, spermatorrhsa Semi
nal Lesses. Night Emissions Loss OF Vita Powers
Aversion 10 society, y early Discouraged, Lack Of
confidence. Dun, Listlsss, Unat for study or Bush
Eess permanently and speedily cared
ALL SEXUAL DEFORGITEES and impeci-
ments to marriage corrected
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES. syphilis com
pietely eradica,ed without the Use Of mercury.
Scrofala. ErysiIelAs Blot hes. Erupt.onx Eczema
Acne, Ulcers. PimPlss Pans IN the Head and
mes etc, permanently cured when Others have
failed
Weak BACK. kurhing Urine Frequency Of Urn.
mating Urine High olored win Milky Sc Ii
ment stsndinE. GonorrhEa elect cystt Is.
Eariocele. Hydrocele, etc, permanently cured
Charges reas onabie
Structure curet in from nftsea 10 twenty
Gaia RRH, Throat. Nose and Lung Diseases
suCcesSfu IL AMI permanently cured
PILES Fistal. FisSure. Recial Ulcers perfectly
cured without knife ligature or caustic No deten-
ton from business. over 7 600 cases cured Treat
Tneni scientific, safe and painless and wonderi al q
rs results
LADTE--Au Fersae Weakness promptly
cured Headache. Nervous PrusIration General
Debility sleep .essness Depression Ovarian
Troubles Inflammation Iteration Falling DIE
placement Disnleno-rhRa. Spinal weaEnesx
Kidney complaints. Change OF Life, etc
0ff3ce Eoars-9 N. 70 p n Suniays 9 q
N. TO Y N.
R-Persons unable 20 visit rs n Az be treated
o. their homes by correspondence Consultation
freA
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xryIxe STOCKS
Portland wheat Market

PORTLAND. Sept. g. SPECIAL - Whsst-
Valley, sl-55: HAlla Walla, sl-45 per csnfsl
Receipts, q, 2sS centals
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
e the line to take 20 all points Fast and
south. IL is the pISISs cAE ROUTE ft
day in the year
ST PAUL AND CHICAGO.
mo change OF cars
oDposed OF Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Drawing Room Sleepers of latest
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which 40
eumcdatons both FREE and furnished for
hiders Of first or second-clAss tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
A continuous line connecting with all lines A.
hrdng direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured In
ssvance through any agent of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
10 and nom all points in America. England and
COMPANY
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE A. roLIows;
For 81 Pau and East 6:15a q. M. and 2:O0p.m-
Portland and South. s:l5 and $3.50 q "a and
rOrolympis e:Is m. and 2:oopm
600 p m
ysrSon,.s.no and Gray. HsreOr; $500
Hs2e. 200. 5:25 and $40 p.
TRAINS ARRIVE
r.cm 81 Paul and East ll:ss m and
.rna Portland and the SOUTH $40 g. m. AIS and
INN m
trs1 Olympia 2:45 AMI s:s5 .. m
lSz Montesano and Gray's Harbor. AIS D m
fM Anacortes and North; 1910 AID 500 D. m
frem Tacoma and local. S:45. ll:59 m and
rs AIS, s:45, HAS p. m
fnaL
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars elegant
~ coaches. finest palace dining cars between So
Gtle, Tacoma AID Portland direct Daily service.
III information concerning rates time Of trains
ton 20
A. n. CHARLTON Asst. Gen. PasS At
lIl First 81. cor. Washington. Portland Or
q. thlIhkRG. City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
southeast corner Sesler avenue and Commercial
sifsei- Olympic block seattle Wash.
=. a NADEAU. General \ ent ana Depot Ticket
agent, Seattle oe;soI foot OF Third street
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PRoDCcE MARKET
Cats and barley are quoted q trife Hover
The wheat which comes from the eastern PAR,
OF the state for chicken feed is quoted from 81
70 $50 lower than Puget Sound wheat which
Is ell used for feed purposes. The live stock
market continues steady az unchanged prices
HE demand IS good but the supply OF native
stock, with the exception OF hogs. is quite
equal TO IL Nothing is being done in the mop
market No old stock 10 changing hands and
lie market for new stock has not opened up
yet The latest estimates place Washington
crop At about one-hAlf the usual yield per
scfe The potato market continues weak and
prices lower. Poultry Of al kinds ID IN fair
demand aud it is difficult 10 get enough 10
supply the trade. Prices firm. The hide
ana skin market IS quiet. The log market
shows no signs of improving this year The
prices are ridiculously low and yet loggers
keep on putting in, in hopes of advance, when
they hardly make expenses aud more ire
queaty run behind
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN.

NEW YoRK. Sept S-The following 10 tho
visible supply Of grain il store sad afoat on
Saturday, September 5. As issued BY the New
York Produce Exchange:
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JoBBTSG TRADE.

The ioboing trade has been somewhat inter
rupted By the series of attractions ths. have
turned the peoples attention from business 70
recreation and amusement the past few days
But yesterday. Notwithstanding the fact that 4
great cireus was the center OF attraction ali the
loobing houses we're rushing oat orders, and
trade was unusually active Jobbing prices are
very steady, the only changes Of any oonse-
qUence taking place in the grain and feed mar
kes. Barley is little cheaper, and millstufs
are declining slightly again Hay is also down
little. Some rye grass hay from east OF the
mountains IS In the market, and was quoted at
sli Fruits and vegetables are steady, but the
last stock received is not up to the standard in
quality. Groceries and provisions are steady,
the only changes being slight reduction in
some brands Of coffee. Bleached apples and ap-
ricots are also little cheaper
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CITY NOTICES.

rrTY TREASURER s NoTIcE-THE FOL-
I j ioring city warrants will be paid on pres
srsssion NJ the city treasurer's Office:
saisry fund warrants Nos. =, 216 10 2,275.
In,erest on said warrants will cease at the expi-
eusion OF fifteen days from the date of first publica-
fio0 Of this notice
Ryy KSoFF. Deputy.
Dated September 4. 1891.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Grains, Feed and Hay Tending
Down q Little.
POTATO MARKET STILL WEAK.
Fruits and Vegetables Steady, But Quail
ity of Some Of the Stock Coming in
Is Poor-Groeeries Steady.
IiDks AT SEATTLE HaRBoR FOR TIE WEEK BE-
GINNING WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER g.
HIGH WATER
TRADE AND SHIPPING.
POTATO MARKET STILL WEAK.
HIGH WATER.
low WATER

IDks AT SEATTLE HaRsoR FOR The WEEK BE-
siSSIS7 WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 9.
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xYxITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE
u United States Of America. district Of Washing.

xrxTTED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE
u United States Of America, district of Washing
m -
= district court Of the United STATES for the
ss~fhern division OF the district Of Washington at
- al, Of the United states against the slcop
fs~s her tackle. apparel and furniture. am com
~ra5ed 10 sell the said sloop Cora her tackle. sp
- and furniture. IN accordance with decree
70 sf Seattle, Wash, August 20, 1891. pro-
sss.ced In SAID court. j hereby give public notice
ssssa the 14th day Of September. 1891, at
ssnd In the afternoon of the said day al the
- rbarf foot of spring street, in the city of Se
- in said district, viii sell the said soop Cora
" tsrkie apparel and furniture. at public auction
< he highest and best bidder tor cash, payable
& he time Of sale.
rssed 1t Seattle this 2e;h day Of ugusf. 1891
THOMAS X. BROWN.
United States Marshal
ByH A. BrsELow, Deputy.
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MERCHANDISE.


coSee-0piions closed steady. 10 down to 5
points up. sales were I7.250 bags, including
September at s15os9ial0; October, sI4Gl405.
Spot Rio. steady. fair cargoes, lSze; No 7, lsc.
sugsr-Raw. armer, fair demand; fair REIN
ing l-lSc. centrffugalE sStest. SEE sa1ss, two
cargoes eentrlfugals, ss-test. 70 Baltimore and
Philadelphia, Si!e; two cargoes from Cuba TO
Philadeiphia, SIC Refined. frmer: No. 9,
4l-I6c: No :. &C: No. s. 3 l5-f6e. Of A, 4s61Axc;
mould A, 49-Ise; standard A, 47-lec. eonfec-
tiopers A. sc; powdered, 4lI-lsc; graduated.
Wool-siesdy; domestic, N9s7c
Copper-SomiBal.
Lead-stsady: domestic. ss55.
Tin-Quist: straits. s0.lA
CHICAGO BOARD OF Trade
CHICAGO, Sept s-The wheat market was
wesker and moderately active today The
opening was Ti49lx lower than Saturdays
closing, and with fair Offering and limited de-
msnd prices declined I, then advanced q sud
ruled steady, bus again became easier, and the
closing was cents lower than saturday for
December which Is leading. while September
closed fully - lower. Receipts, $3.50 90 bush-
els: shipments, z, $50 go bushels.
wheat-cssh; ssz4ssf4c: December. $50
eSs4c.
corn-tca.h, csc; October, csc. ..
Pork : Du1: cash. ,lo.sgaloso: January,
Lsrd-DuI: cash, $40: January, .7eo
short ribs - s7.e51s7.l 10 shoulders, hTsD
s. s75x: short clear s5esssoo.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, Sept S-Cattle-Receipts, 500;
irregular Natives, S. 1850: Texans, s26o9
2as: stockers, s2GSI0
HOg.-Receipts s0oe: weak 20 lower. Rough
and common 81 5aG4 -: good packers AID
mixed, 81 e0s1l0; prime heavy and butchers
weights. s. 2ott5 %; Light. S9a33
sheep-keceipts soc: Irregular Natives,
s. 7ssGsoo; Westerns, s. s054so: Texans, aid
poSrox .-ocx Kxe5AxsR
BosToS. Sept S-Closirg.
Atehison -. 4sssMex Cen. fconl ~
Burlington -. se5ssan Diego. 10
WOOL MARKETS
PHrIApKLPHIA. sept s-Wool-steady ana
unchanged
B0sTox sept s-Wool-Fair demand. Terri.
ro-v ia demand a. &c for fine 576359c for sre
medium: and 534sSe for medium: California
and Oregon, selling iSiEly a. unchanged prices;
Australian. ErE1-
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- sTE4MERS
Pacific COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch s'esmsrs from seattle as soslov,,
Fer san Francisco via Port Townsend .ns w.
soriA; At p N. tpassengsrs received Ga ho.-. :,
p n September 5, 10. IS. %. IS. 80
Fer Alaska; September Is, So
Prom San Francisco for Victoria ana Prge.
Sound ports; Ats = N. September 4 :. "a, II.
81 az
l1ckets may be obtained st ire once OF the eor.
sAey. al Ocean dock, Seattle
60opAL. PERKINS & co.
General Agents. san rraRcisco.
1ASLkILAN. Sgper.nieadeaL Seasae
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The following wholesale quotations are the
prices paid by iobbers 10 the producers Cor pro-
cuce delivered in Seattle:
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ssArT1x. septsmhsr .. 1901.

>
Exchanges az Seattle clearing house today
amounted to sls9.llS-ss The balances were
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LEGAL NOTICES.


s1.Is l2ognce. Bounce. 3 6-ounee, 4-ounce.
1-ounce and LOUNGE: 200 pills Podophyilfn
90 Ispfandrin. geiatfne: 500 pills Alosn. -sFycn-
"a ard Bellzdonas- geiaiine: 500 pills strycnnis
srsnpcuRd geiaiine: 500 Hypo tablets, Acrphia
s~sspx 4, Afropine grains l.150; 500 Hypo tablets
& rdrobror1afe Hyoscine, grains l-50: pounds
mid extract Cascara sazradss pound hutd extract
fsxcarz sasrada, modified: pounds fluid extract
Sersapsrila Comp, for syrup: pounds nnld ex-
r.cf Prun yiFg: pound fluid extract Ztngloer;
pounds fluid extract Licorice. pounds nnid ex
irsct Genfian; pound yinum Ipecac: pound
Eiuun Anthony; ] pound yinum Colcnicum
I'D: pounds Elixir ysler.anste Aorpaia;
senutfs Elixir Sentisn and Tfncture Ferr Chlor..
ROUNDS Haycens Vfburnun Prunifolium Comp !;
10 f;eIafiae capsules. 100 each Nos j, z and -
raiions Msltine: gallons Malflne with Caseara
Srrada: gallons Maltine with Hypophosphites.
railons Maltine with Cod Liver OIL: gallon
sssfIne with Ph0s Iron Quinia and Sirychnia:
aliens Mzitine Yerbene: gallons Bay Ram;
6Ilcns Benzine; ! gallon Liquor pot Arsenitis:
rxIIous olive oil. pure: pounds Rochelle salts;
peuncs Poiass Chlorate: 8 pounds Acid Oxhlc;
sssr.rnds Alum Jumps: dozen best French flexible
Esher@rs each Nos 5. z. 9. 9. 10 and "a:
sound Hyposnlphite of Sodium: 10 pounds Resin:
Ipornd Gum Arabic. pound Gum Arabic, pow
kern6
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GENERAL sHIPMENTs.

During the past twenty Jour hours goods and
merchandise baye been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: By raii-NoTt her n
Pacific, 30 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound. u
tons: Seattle, Lake, Saore & Eastern, 80 tons.
By wster-Mabel, = tons; Puget sound & Alaska
Steamship CONF snys boats - tons: Bailey Cat
cert, Is tons: Angeles. II tens; Wasco. tons:
Henry Bailey, 10 tons: B1ckeye. tons; g. NJ
Rentop tons; A. Z. Robinson. tons; Grace,
9 tons; Glide. 2 tons Totai shipments, $50 tons.
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AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call-Easy: closed, offered st T.
Prime mercantile paper-524g7. sterling ex-
change-sieady; sixty-dAy bills. AS2; demand
Sass Bar silTer-s-c.
BONDS.
q. g. ~ treg)-..... 1l61<U. s . treg1-.-... ~
fr-l-1parfRp g fInar
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COLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET SOUND
~ Navigation Co.
TIME CARD FOR 1891
Commencing Wednesday July L
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
SEATTLE AND TACOMA ROUTE
Making round trips daily per following time
table
The most convenient dock 10 all street car lines
and hotels Ia the city.
Leave Tacoma. neutrality-suspicious.. 900 q m
Arrive Seattle .................. IL 0J a. m
Leave Seattle 30 A. m.
Arrive acome. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 .. IN
Leave Tacoma. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200 p. m
Arrive seattle .,,.....,........... 90 o m
Leave seattle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 .. m
Arrive Tacoma Observation-Disclosures. $50 d m
SUBJECT 10 change without notice
Landngs-seattie, Com InerciAl wharf; near West
Seattle Ferry; Tacoma. y. +. r. K. whar.
L. y. SCOTT. President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-09

BRANCHES:
san Francisco. Cal. Portland. Or. Tacoma
Wash. Victoria Vancouver, New Westminster
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