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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06

MANY of our c.everest playwrights
fail in their comedy Escenes. Milton
Mobiles, who has for many years be on
very successful as writer and pro.
Queer OF melo dramas, has happy
faculty of introducing good como d
scenes and characters. His success in
that direction has encouraged him to
NJ To- dramatic element 1t is called
For Revenue Only" and will be seen
at the Academy of Music, Arril 8, wi b
tho author in the leading comedy role.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06

a. L. JAMIsoN 81 Co., coal dealers, headouerter
for Atlantic dynamite and Judson powder.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-02-04

| FOR toilet soaps go TO ,. L. Harris q
Co.
News items are very scarce this
week.
Mr.. II. Nesbitt returned from lower
Michigan last Monday.
Very latest STYLES on shades in neck
wear ut y. Gottliebson & Co.'S.
Another cold wave struck this part
Of the country on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fnnke left Tues
day evening for the copper country.
Dry slab wood % cents per cord at
Funke's mill. 35--tf.
Mrs. ID. Cameron of Even is the
guest of Mrs. J. S. Courtney tins week.
Lemons Is cents dozen and oran-
ges at 25 cents dozon for cash ut I'll.
Coddington's.
A social party was given last Friday
evening and Ill who attended had a
pleasant time.
Mr.. Hadley, of Houghton, was in
town this week in the. interests of the
Lake Superior Soap Co.
Jos. Bosch & Co.'S Export" beer is
guaranteed absolutely pure and to
contain no drugs or chemicals. Try it.
For sale in all saloons.
Mr.. VIM. Kitz, the clothier and
gents furnisher, has gone east to pur-
clase his new stock. Look ont for his
when he returns.
On account of the storm last Sun
day the three-mile race on the ice did
not come off, It will take place to-
morrow if tho weather is favorable.
A gang of men and teams will begin
filling the several ice houses around
town next week. The ice is very clear
aud thicker tligu usual this winter
Anew boarder put in an appearance ct
the home of Mr., and Mrs. Jas. Sullivan
the other day. Mother ami little one
doing nicely and Jas. is happy rs
matter of course.
On account Of the cold weather the
morning freight got stalled here We'd
nesday morning and was delayed all
the forenoon. A deuble-header was
PUT on to make better time,
Mr.. John Chambers, who was shot
in the leg ut the Laird settlement last
week. was taken to his home at Hancock
where he died Saturday evening from
the effects of the wound. The funeral
was held last Monday.
The Superior Stock" beer, brewed
by JOS. Bosch & Co., of the Torch
Lake Brewery, has the reputation of
being the puzest and best in the mar
ket. For sale in all saloons in Baraga
and L'Anse. Call for it. None better.
McMullen &c Girard run regular stage
to Laird postoffice carrying both mail
and passengers. They make three
trips week, on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, The distance is fourteen
miles and they make the round trip in
one day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcintosh are ex-
pected to return this week from their
wedding trip. Since leaving here four
weeks ago they have visited the east
and tue Worlds Fair city where they
stopped for some time taking in the
sights.
Mr.. II. Nesbitt, our successful hard.
ware merchant, has recently added to
his stock q full line OF furniture and
kindred goods which will prove
quite convenience to Baraga house
keepers, rs none Of the merchants OF
the place have heretofore handled these
goods. Baraga cannot have toe
many men OF the business sngacity
push and enterprise OF Mr.. Nesbitt and
we are pleased to note that lie is
prospecting.
The Marquette Times concludes
that because 'preposterous" blunder
in its columns few days ago caused it
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-02-04

The Marquette Times concludes
that because 'preposterousv blunder
in its columns few days ago caused it
to BIO extensively ridiculous il must be
a papor.of wide circulation and infn-
encc. That logic would make the
Coloma Boomer the most valuable adj
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-02-04
BARAGA.

NoTICE.Thc Baraga department Of the
L'ANsE SENTINEL Is UNDER the care ana
niunications and local notices intended for
publication Oh that page should he addressed
to him,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-02-04

vertising medium in America, except
ing, perhaps, the Marquette Times.
Dizzy Curtis is certai ly genias if he
Can build up newspaper on such n
preposterous capital.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-18
BOSTON STOCK MARKEr.
"-7~7777'777--77777 7-7--77----7'-7-"1-
CHICAGO ETs.
rHE noARp OF rRApx.


CHICAGO, Nov. I7.--Wheat-Fair trade:
opened &c higher. advanced tSc more on
decreased Northwestern receipts, cover
Ing by shorts, and larger exports: de-
eiined ne on weaker cables. big visible
supply, large stock of contract wheat and
alleged official report making Russian
crop "a 600 bushels larger. and rye
lbs, 000. 600 bushels larger than last year.
held steady and closed weak. sc lower
than yesterday. Receipts, 1900 bushels;
shipments, 4.oo0 bushels. Closed; Cash.
5sIse: May. 67isc.
Corn--Lower; cash, sske; May. 4ol4@
40sse.
oats-steady; cash, 27ssc; May, soss@
30s.e
Rye--Essy; 4sHc.
Barley-Nominal.
Fsax-$l09
Timothv-S. 20.
Pork--Steady: January, si2T5
Lard-Sseady; casa. $50; January.
$T.s2is.
Snort ribs-Stesdv: January. s6.67i4,
shoulders-S6 T56tIO0.
Short clear-SS 25Css.37k.
Nhlsky-Sl Is
LIVE srocK
Cattle - Receipts, 9.0co head. Market
dull. closed Toe lower no extra natives;
good 20 choice steers, s46S6s5 50; med ium>.
Sl00SeAk0; common 10 tatr, $S.t0es3 %.
stockess and feeders. s. s5exA2s; Texans.
s. ia , s.; Westerns, s2.5eeI391
Hogs- Receipts, 1900 head. Rough and
common, s4a}es 3 10; good 10 choice pack
ing. Salh0la 81, prime heavy anG
butchers weights. <l.SSef5.50; hgat, S3.2a
sf5 80: mixed. s.. I0ea5 ~
SheeR-Rseeipts 1900 head. Msrket
good TO stroHgi con- mon naaves, S@VV1
5 SIS; Westerns, sS00s32n
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tataon. The stock vas Adversely sr.c,~d
BY announcement Of co.nmene.rv,.,. - !.
49, AGAINST the company by the attorney
genera o. Ses Jersey, attacking the lex.i-
~ y sae corporation and 20 corsnea i "a
seAt as pToducts without dEscrirnin .sior,
AGAINST any dealer. Runors Of adverse
So ses'ssation also depressed the stock
SOCKS we're hssvy after noon and ex-
uemeiy duu ~ decline in the genera,
nss from the best figures Of the 1ay Of Y
20 20 Per cent. Sugar, Reading. Pullman
burlington and General Electric yer. the
heaviest losers. Tobacco /, called ~ p.-
cent below yesterday's figures. In the
afternoon Reading. sugar, ST. PAU, Chi
rAgo 1as aud Chicago, Burlington a
Snincy monopolized attention. The resi-
% the iist Sss extremely dali, though in
sAo or three eases che marked declines
were made on very light dealings. The
genera market was strong in opening
oeaisngs. bat seon became irregular and
tnen iapsed into duilness. During the
AFTERNOON speculation became heavy.
which Vas the prevailing tone a. the close.
government bonds-Eirm.
Pefsoleum-Aoderstely active and frm:
closed. s55sc bid.
eLkARIsG HOUSE srATKmxxT
Following 10 the clearing house state
lent compiled By Bradssrees's for the week
ended November I6. Is compared With the
corresponding period last year:
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new YoRs mAHkKr.



.s' ~ feSk. Ees. i7.-stoess or.nea
49,. 49, soaay, erss quotations being q, an
- sse e ssssl1 per cent In early deal.
- y. -. 'a'ae sales induced a slight rsae-
ss,..a s1s tie upward movement was
3 -. 'sssmsd, prices moving up isesI
go So, re latter being Dssullinr. sui
tsassss sae market became depressed
49, ~ We vas ssill heavy. American to-
s. g. .s @eks 8 70 81 per cent on unfavor.
A.ss,ss y q contemplated changes in
- Tie reaction phleh set IN abou,
- = = ss sia.a snsu 1881. when a Teac.
) A. s per cent. haa been effected,
ma 49,. '.''ssssFiaas we're uoss prominent
s.sss -, sss rssly. followed bv another r..
- sA'se vas succeeded bv 80, r.,.,ysrv
a. - market became arm ~ tsstat
las,,s.. - lowest Sugar and General
ss,.1 s.rs most proaainen, n G ,es - :.
ass. AsasF u ne general market was
A,sssas A. shst hour prices were "a
sssss 80 gaer. Great Novthsra r ys
80. I'd Sugar preferred ~ '.,p' ,, i's
sssss , = : tue Improvement. American
ssss.. i so;saiy weak. breaking ~
!" "a. shish Is tie ea4ssn! quo.
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Ths local market lie nearly bare OF inter-
e<ssne features except that West street
herehanss report a good days business.
zke principal movement Is In apples, OF
xAirh issee sales were made, principally of
seeking varieties. Fancy stock is scarce
ana higf. while lower grades are plentiful.
Large sales Of pecan nuts have been
naas during The past few days at very low
fsaxA A shipment of abou, four tons
nrised here from Texas for sale. Many
sess bought BY the dealers at low figure
sna have been sold off rapidly ut 10 cents
r<r Pound, which is really less than &c
eosu to lay the nuts down here when
ioaghi In Texas. The nuts are of the
fhesf quality.
A large consignment of Florida oranges
hnea on the way 10 this coast for Seattle.
sseona and Portland, aud will be due
here In about ten days.
Concord grapes are selling slowly. No
California grapes are in market and none
ere expected until after tho steamer ar
rszs on Sunday.
Quite aeonsignment OF pears was re-
nassd from Southern Washington. They
sre sold a. 81 per box.
Peaches are getting to be slow sale and
tai few are in market.
Packing house products are weaker
kssFly oil around and quotations are hard
hrtt
Wheat remains quie. at frmer quota
teas.
Vass are 6rmer, especially those of first
ess!isy, which are hard TO get. They sell
bon 81 TO 81 per ton.
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HUF1s
Hops remain steady.

IUpH ltIIIh4u Ettauy.
WOOL.
Wool Is firm; domestic fleece, io@27c;
pulled, 20sG22c.
MERCHANDISE.
Lead-Steady; domestic, $3.37X.
Tin--Firmer, quiet: straits. $5060 bid.
Conper--Duli; lake, SOS bid.
Coffee-Optious generally weak under
liquidation; closed steady, 206n IS points
down. Sales, 32325 bags, including: No.
yember. SIC 95@l705; December, SIG. 5O@
1890; January, SIG. 250fi6 30; Febru-
ary, sl6. i06IIa.i5. Spot Rio-Dall and
heavy; No. 7. Isc.
Sugar-Raw--Market weak at decline.
Fair refining. 2stc: centrifugals, 9j-test,
3ize: Cuba. Muscovado, 2s4e; Cnba, mo-
lasses sugar, 21c. ali landed; refined
steady.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-18

LuBIys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
Conteutment makes life worth liv.
ing.
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.
nrrAMFR REcREYK

UIEAMka4F ANt9AN 4 n
RsArEs aGa rsfarnIsasd saves Assehsais deck
Tuesday gkarS12y &at saturday - : q "a. "a
ksnEs41a. cfs 3amb4e, EaaxeE. seacecE L4ls-
rzs31aIs psssts. sTTggsax "a Ualea City a. 5 . "a.
Leaves UEfoa Ctr a Wednesday Frta&B
- X LsI&kT. AAsssx.
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Foa cHAarnaI -
STEAMER fDAHa

Newly furnished sai sqpipprd ana sspsciaiiy
adapted syr Excursions Address Box IT'S, Ca call
q room ~ starr. Beyd aaitsinE.
&. Ia. BRoWSFEELD. Asxisr and Owner.
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TToop CANAL ROUTE
III Nss Passenger gteaEnsf
REAEA
lcAE-yfux g. s. axiil ls&vss celman cock Moo
aNys " eanes6ays aEa ksiaAys AZ 90 = an 81
Klnxsssn. faEs 5srnose Bangor. ss3ssek HElHasa
3tx~asto Txtsigan2 KnzlA AGo1sP0rE asd Nrios
Ctr and infsfnzs1sata pS5ntss arriving - Erior
Ss.tv Al a .osg d n Leaves Enea csfy as % ,
"a T=es4nyA. IhaFsfAys and s9sardaya ssgivtai
- = ~'''' THOMPSON BEoa
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rs A CAREFULLY EDITED n.
PAGE PAPER.

And filled each week with news
from all points of the Northwest and
will tell the story of the happenings
of this section of the United States
in az interesting and acceptable
manner. Why not send copy
regularly to your friends, relatives
and acquaintance back East? 1t
is cheaper than writing letters and
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Terms are as follows:
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Sample copies sent free to any
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All orders should be addressed to
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MARK HrGHLAxn
Read what chemist says;
s,ox.xw J.nu.yv ~ ,,>,.

SPOKANE. January ". fs>A
osrttsmen--f take greet paessage In adding my
sssstn.oaiA to the sxceiieri qualities Of Isabiza
Tsosn Powder and after May years PERSONAL sx-
p@rssuce ia ne use an9 OF attentive Observation q
IL sal sfActary efsc.s upon the teeth az my
PATIENTS recommend Il 10 al As y SAFE peasant
aud sfseaeioas asRttfrlee. combining ali tns
requisites Or preserving the teeth Aaa gums In .
elsaa. healthy eondiison
G. X. LAWRENCE d n O
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sAx FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rnE sTATE or rRApK.

THE STATE OF TRADE.
sas Francisco. Nov. 1.-THE local mer-
saaadise markets were steady, business
shaving slight improvement. The pro-
due markets we're quiet.
Vegetables Unchanged.
fa.aiess and onions-Weak.
nranges--Lower.
Nalsse-steady.
Kgsx-~ Easier.
fhsfsa-Firm,
FanstrY-Ieayy supply.
Unchanged.
FFuaure reeeints- Flour. quarter sacks,
rs: Oregon. s,is4; wheat, centals. 1871:
uieSen. l4.s9i, barley, eentals. 4. 237: oats.
asass H8; Oregon, 3a5: beans, sacks,
potatoes, sacks, 37s; Oregon, 81;
hsa'elxs Oregon. sacks. 5 000
fleaF-We quote: Net cash prices for
nisslx extras, $3.a9ef3tO; bakers extras,
ks.Stsa -; superhne, 81. 10000
mheat-~Ao. shipping. Sl.ol1&@I 028;
ssaiee, sI.lis: milling. si06Aai oSs4.
isfleYs-Nc. | iced. 70ed7lt*c; choice
ssA s2se; brewing. S5@93c; cheyaIler.
N.bssl y Tor standard and 156l9oc per
'sslA Tor lower grades.
esk Red, 97heeSi ON; black, s5@
49, Milling, SLl5esl.20; fancy feed.
sssssatl< zs1s good 10 choice. $Li2ia@
common 10 fair. Sl01i.l0: surprise,
'A1s3l5e, gray, 81 loi9GsIl2,5.
CALL BOARD.
sslss we're recorded to-day as follows:
Hasst-AtierRoon session: May, 1900
- sLa; 500 tens. Sii9JS; December,
nsas storage paid. too tons. $i.o7tS;
sssmeer. 100 tons, Si.o5A per GENITAL.
nAissy--May, 60 tons. S6c per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL
s'ts-on sight. New York, PER 800,
ulsennnt. Sterling bills-on London.
s1sg-aay bank, sa.ss,s.
SILVER
s.ssr bars, per ounce, 7ag170Ssc.
Asasraa dollars. 57ls@5sc.
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This agreeable and efncac,ous Tooth Powder. -
fablfshed by han twenty yeas experience
has received the sanction Of the members Of the
Dental and Medical professions OF this city gener-
ally and by them IL Is daily recommended and
prescribed II Is pleasant In the application a.
AZ is excellent in It's effects l. speedily renders the
heeth white and smooth the gums heaifhfaL red
Iand hrm. and by frequent use VIII preserve them
in thi, desirable condition. II gradually but sf-
fectuslly removes tartar aat desiroyes the para
sitica aninsalcuIm which neglect may have per
mitted to collect and prevents their further accu-
mutation thus serving IS . eomplsts beautiaef
and preservsr OF the teeth. Microscopic examinar
lions have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
all classes OF society and Of every varsity Of bodily
condition, and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were found TO exist In great
numberk Experiments were made for thsir re-
movai and the ingredients used in Luhfn's Tooth
Powder were found 10 be most siIeetusi, Destroy
ing them INSTANTLY.
Through tho kindness OF friends No are rsr
United 70 publish the following
TESTIMONIALS.
PORTLAND Or. March Z, 1894
Dear sirs-Belng satisfied with yonr manner %
prerarng the Dentfrice. and knowing IL 10 be per
fectly harmless In its effects. ! have. since you
commenced It's preparation. used IL In my family
and prescribed II TO my patients vita uniform
satisfaction, AID now cordially recommend Il TO
the public a. being vaiushle safe and enicscioas
dentifriee, well adapted 20 ke ping the teeth and
gums In . clean. healthy condition Yours tray,
". c. BROWN. d D. =
The following isfrom OF the most eminent
authorities la the VEST;
SAN FKsNcisco. July IS. 1889
IubIn Chemical Co;
Dear eirs--lf a commendatoFy word from fne In
favor of yeur excellent tooth powder, known as
lubla'a Doth Powder. add to tie deserved
popularity and extended use. cat cheer
f1iiy and tYpthfuiy say TO those who are In want
of . pleass.s. harmless aud thoroughly eGescious
dentifrics that they will md those qualities all
combined In your admirable preparation: and
AFTER long sc4uaiatancs and careful ceservasicn
Of its effects upon the teeth 81 those xho have
made daily Of u and = personal experiences %
fts merits for nearly twenty years know Of moth
ing superior FOR the PURPOSE OF cleaning prsssrv.
ting and beaotisying the teeth
MARK HiGHLANR
Read what q chemists says;
SEArrLs August I. 1889.
GentIsrnsn-I have made a chemical eSamlnS
tfon o. Luhin's Teeth Powder and find that its
constituents are such So neither chemically 90
mechanically ipiGre the teeth. The iadictoas 50
lection OF the tngsed eats and the evident care
hssited in its preasfation commend Il a. . harm
lsss As wei a. "a sfaeaeious dsutsFtoe
O J. SMITH. Chemist
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CiTfRa.

SILVER
Bar silver. per ounce. 70c.
Mexican dollars, 56I<c.
FINANCIAL
Money-On call, easy at i6fK per cent;
closed at IL per cent. Prime mercantile
paper. 4@6 per cent Sterling ex-
change Strong at s. s2k94 SO for 6o-day
bills, AID $Is5L6IS5I1 Tor demand.
Bonds
o. q freg|...... 1izl1U. :. 80 (rext 80. e4s<
U. d Il lcounl - H. actie 81 - lea
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Sr. PKEEEs EURs. New. i!-Es;iuafes OF
the min ssgy @ agriculture npoa the Ras-
sian crops az iS13 have been issued. They
are reck0nea ia IeheteveFts eqasl 70 aooa&
Eve and one-hslf bushels;
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Whatcom ana sehorae FAlEh2vsn, ssmtsa. Ar
ecertsa fiaalgo City. Ussalady, CoupsvIls, Lag.
ley. cilnten. kverets, Edmoaea
STEAMER wAsco
Leaves City dock Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur-
days 1T o'clock a M Tickets for sale 81 City
Ticket Once. so4 second street
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THE Puons SOUND NATIONAL RANK or
6e&sfie.
faid cAFtt8l-s.
O1tudD
Sell exchange ana make telegraphio transfers
10 ali paris ef ths unftsd States end Europe
solicit accounts Of banks and bankers. mers
ehARts. manufacturer. Individuals aud corpora
liens.
pxempt attention
DIRECTORS
sACob ...s-....sss .s.s,. FFesiusns
n. - sfE NIcsr Ff5siusnt
. ERAuEkTHAL. 4 ROBINSON and JANIS
n HAYDEN.
connKsroNpxsrsi
National Hans 81 Republic. New Ysrki Conp
mercsAl National, Chicago; First National b.nk.
81 Paul. Rank 81 California. San kfanctso@t
First National Bank. Portland
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nELLINgHAM BAY. INSIDE ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
For Edmonas, Everett, CiIRtsn, Laaglsy. Coupe
vile, utsaiady, FidAge CITY, AnaeoTtss, ramiah,
FaiFhAven. Seh9ms aud VIA c0nI. leaving seattle
- Mays. Wednesdays and FF}days At a. m Re
turning leaves Whatcom Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays At $50 a. ns., handbag ~ Baksr's
THOMPSON BsoA
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EvEaETT AND ssoHoxrsH ROUTE
Tas ssiy boat that goes thEoaxA wishoat srAssfsa
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hainslds wharf Tuesdays. Thursasvs saa
Saturdays At a N tor kamsnds. Aagiteo. Nv
erest MRrysviila Eass Kvsrets. lowell aad ane-
henash FARE TO sEERsfI. 5Jes To sNo-
Ho4IsH. 500 ]. A HATFIELD, AssaL
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ans MARxFr.

l.rvKxroor, Nov. II, ~ Whest - Quiet;
demand moderate: holders offer meier
atelv: red, Western. spring, No. :, os 9 tVt
g. "a, winter. Ma. 5. IS 2isd9Ses aaad; Ia4l-
f0rnia. 81 53Sf5s 81.
Corn-Quiet. demand moderate; mixed
Western a. I'D
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
rHE srocK kxcmASeR

I,oNpox, Nov i7.-Consols. So S-l6j.
Bank OF England discount rate, per cent.
Bar silver, SIS fine, sad.
God bullion out OF Bank Of England,
4 10 aba
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EVERETT RoUTE-
Dasy except sanday.
Leaves Seattle 8 IS . IA iisss 50 ans 80 "A
I<avex Everett cas- = IA. 2si3 , II and 1850 IA
-. Leaves seattle -.......-..-,s..il: 40 4 IN
eSaoays Leaves hyefstt .-..-..s... 500 = IA
(gonussts with aoAts fer ISc9raa AAa An0aouztsn-
I@edsne CONAN dock. foot % Maxion street
SEATTLE ASp TACOMA AANIsAIIys CO
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