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1oars 20 5000 hashels. The visible In
creased aboas a. expected. 1.ssl,eo bush
els, compared with an increase Of :. 3se. 90
bushels last rear. The early loss was re-
covered, and al the Gloss 5zisc for Decsm-
Der and S5ke for May we're the trading
prices. The hreak in the dry weather
postponed TO . sfiH later day the grading
OF corn in the contract class That was
the chie< factor in the day. proceedings
IN that market, and on it, account the
price Of May advanced from Lc TO &c i'm
nsdisfsly o. the opening. and il had
another 20 raise IN the coarse Of the fore
noon- November rose PC Just a. the
market opened. and in . very short time
thereafter IL was wanted by IN anxious
short ss itzc advance. bat quoted down
later to SIC, or Ike over lis value on Sat-
urdsy afternoon. May touched toskc soon
after the opening then reacted to
oossG5okc. after which 1t sold
~ to 5o5<e II sold again
down to 5ossc. but wound up firm At 5ohso
and 50xc. November sold OF to $3.50 as
the Close In oats there was 3 fair busi-
ness transacted. and the market ruled q
shade firmer. May started NJ 32lsc. sold
down to SIC and up 20 32lxc, where is
firm. and closed slightly higher than on
Saturday. For January delivery pork IL
Sc higher and ribs are up 2Jlc.
Closing: wheat--ocsober. size; Deem
Der. 52I<c.
corn-octobsr. sixc; November. elsic;
December. 50l<c
oats-october. 27Jse; November, 2s5sc,
Deeem Der 2sskc.
Fiaxseed-$L429L 42L.
Timothv-$5.521S
Pork-october. siIso; January. $ll72h
Q1i.75
Lard-october, $3.50. November. $3.50;
January. IS 7Tk.
Ribs-octobsr. 1895; January. s5.s2k
LIVE STOCK
Hogs-Reccipts, Sc. 900 head; official Sat-
urdav, 1928; shipments. 3.s14; lett over.
about 5000: market, rather active: good
lots, common. Sc lower; sales ranged at
81 i5GAe0 for light; s4l0G4 10 for rough
packing; a. 20@4 10 for mixed; S4.359470
for heavy hacking and shipping lots. and
3. 25s4 25 for pigs.
Cattle Receipts. 1900 head; market,
In good demand. active and firm. but I'M
changed; sales of natives were on q basis
OF ~ 7506.2 % for very common to extra
prime steers, and at Sl@3.5 50 for cows aud
heifers; Western cattle were in good de-
mand at 81. 75td3.t0 for poor to choice.
Sheep--Receipts. 1900; market, firm
and fairly active. quotations range from
s5e0Sl for inferior stuff TO 50 1893 for
choice wethers. Lambs were In demand
at s.. 50e14.
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ENGLISH MARKETS.

LosDos. Oct. 29-Bar silver. 291<d.
Consols, I0iA Bullion into Bank of
England, f251.Ooo. Bank of England dis
count rate. 2 per cent.
NEW YoRg, Oct 29.-The Freainr Posts
London caDiegram saws: Today's stock
markets were idle. Foreign stocks and
mining shares alone were active. The
tone as good. Consols are rising again.
Americans were dull and neglected. Grand
Trunk firm on value OF hopes concerning
the meeting tomorrow. The China silver
loan is expected this week. Gold is
shipped 10 France largely. The new Cam
ada loan of e.. 250050 is an immense sue
cess, and has been applied for five times
over. 1t Was allotted at ~ per cent. per
snnum.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 9.-Close-Wheat--
demand. poor; No. red, winter. Is SID !;
No. red, spring. Is I'd.
Corn-Spot, nominal; demand, fair; Is
lid; futures, firm; demand, fair. October,
Is 90; November. Is ia: December, As
cid.
Flour Steady; demand, poor; st. Louis
fancy. winter. SIS Sd.
Lard-Duil; demand. moderator; spot,
Sos.
Beef-Dull; demand, poor; extra India
mess, EOS; prime mess, 5Ts6t. The receipts
of wheat for the past week were: From
Atlantic ports, $1,000 quarters: from Pa
eihc ports. none: from other ports, q, goo
quarters. Receipts OF Americans for the
past week we're L. 400 quarters.
Hops - At London - Pacific coast,
steady; demand, moderate: new crop,
81 l0sM E2 i5s.
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MARINE NEWS.

PoRr TOWNSEND, Oct. Especial. l.
Arrlved-Str City of Puebla, from San
Francisco for Sound ports; schr William
r. Whitman. from San Jose de Guatemala
for Tacoma, to load lum Der for San Pedro:
schr William Reaton. from Newport for
Ballard Sailed -Bk Ceylon. for Homo
lulu. To sail tomorrow-Bk Arkwright,
from Port Gamble for San Francisco; bk
Columbia, from Seattle for San Francisco.
Vessels arriving from sea today report
experiencing succession OF unusually
heavy gales off the Oregon coast at week,
which played havoc with the canvas of the
sails.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 29.-Arrived-
San Mateo, from Comox; Signal, from
Departure bay. Departed-Sehr Charles
+. Falk, for Gray's harhor; schr Albion,
for Suisiaw river; sehr American Girl, for
Gray's harhor. Frcights aud charters
Am bk Southern Chief, now on Puget
sound. lumber, thence To Melbourne or
Adelaide; Br bk Swanhilda, at Portland,
wheat. thence 70 United Kingdom, Havre,
Antwerp or Dunkirk
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TACOMA MARINE NEWS.

TACOMA, Oct. 2a.-IspeciaL THE British
ship Anclos arrived yesterday Fl ON Shang-
hal Ia ballast. She Is anchored off the
mouth of the Puyaliup river awaiting
charter.
The British ship Andrada left today In
tox OF the tug Tyee. SHE was loaded With
wheat for Liverpool.
Bark Southern Chief arrived from San
Francisco today 10 load lumber at the
Tacoma mill.
Steamer Chilcat arrived from Alaska
today with 2 $50 cases of salmon. Her
oatsard-be0nd cargo consisted of provl-
sions, cannery supplies and general mer-
chaudtse.
The City of Kingston has been taking
On 40 tons Of freight from the steamship
Tacoma Tor Victoria today.
The ship iyauristoR began taking on a
cargo ct wheat st the Puget Sound Flour
Ing Mills wharf today.
Steamer City Of Topeka took out $50 tons
Of grain for san Francisco YESTERDAY. She
will be gwen thorough overhaullng.
Steamship Tacoma leaves for China and
Japan " dnesday.
Steamer City OF Paeela Is expected to-
morrow evening.
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NEW YORK MARkKTs.



Ssw YosK. Oct. 2a.-For the tirss time
Il week the speculation on the Stock
ksehange Was marked by activity, hus il
Vas not due TO healthy buying move
nent. bat rather 20 heavy selling OF the
ssasrsi list IN which The coal stocks were
nost prominent The depression which
marked the trading in the coslers during
Hs latter part Of last week. was exrsri-
sneea at the opening Of business today.
sAen an attack in force Was made by the
esArs in which New Jersey centrsi SAT.
bred the heaviest loss The decline In
sAss stock continued throughout the day,
VIA occasional rallies. bat the last sale
vas al the Lowest point touched sad y be-
ie~ Tie closing price OF Saturday. psla-
ssse Hudson Vas also sold arisay by
TIE bears. and some long stock wss
srenxh, oat causing a decline OF ~. 20
AsA. High $ rally Of Y. at the close: Lack
ssanna rose y at the opening. on cover
Eg ng smAl shorts. nat Was quickly
hammered down -. TO 1881, a
sseoveFy 81 u being made a. the
soss. Reaainx vas streas in the
1sotnins and advanced -. hat lost the
Improvement in the later 5sslsugs. aud
s.esra 81 Saturdays 6gares. The general
nsFkss Nss scak, IN sympathy with she
ssNasFs q spscul alton. and. with shs ex-
se'isn OF Grsngegs, gave var readily N
a.s sariy dealings. The Granger grcap
leAAs1 IN The downward movement during
s@s afternoon. IL vas act. therefore.
oFeies nsTkes al say time daring the
ssy' and n the lsts dealings wss IS is
ssss's speculation being decidedly heavy
sss Csc. LAKE shore sold down "a
-. y pas recovered /. TIE ether 1oss
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

THE STATE OF TRADE
SAN FsANcIsco. Oct. 29-The receipts of
vegetables today were not heavy. Potatoes
aad onions in fairly good demand for ship
ping purposes. Tomatoes are In lighter
stock. There were few changes in fresh
hats Grapes are weak. Other varieties
Il fruit are dull. Butter market rules
sssk. Eggs have an easy tone. Cheese
hsteady. The poultry market is dull and
ssak. Game was lower today.
Closing: Wheat--Steady; Nav aos<c.
Bariey-Steady; December. SIC; May.
MIC.
Iorn-si.27If
Bran-$i5. per ton.
pRKApsTuvTs AND GRAINS.
Flour-Famiiy extras. "a io63 %: baksrs'
extras. <39t3 10: superflne. $2@2a.
whsat-shipping trade is fairly active.
offerings are more than sufficient TO satisfy
eli existing demands. For exnort purpose
No. shipping wheat, sii49s2hc, with
sic for choice product; milling grades,
faF fair average, bIl11I25sc tor No. Z, aud
ke65c for off grade.
bariey-Sampies are coming TO hand
freely and finding moderate demand.
Feed fair TO good, 75& soc; choice. 81 .Vs
Ghc: brewing. s52s7Isc.
uate-Large arrivals today. footing up
$500 centals. Milling, sies 10; surprise.
Nio@il5; fancy feed, sLo2h9Lo7ss;
rood 20 choice, 92ixe@sf poor To far.
tSa9oc; black, 81. i5Si.3o: red, $l.io@
la; gray. sT1c@N.
Produce receipts-Fiour. quarter sacks,
MSS: Oregon, g. $40; Washington, 3 las;
wheat, centals, sol; Oregon, $3.50: Wash
iagton. aces: barley, centsls. i,oo; Ore
Tsn, 5 2S7 Washington, ?. ia: oats, CEN
tals. 7,T6s: Oregon. 6.s55s Washington,
h.ge; corn. centals, 29i; rye, sacks, 2;
beans, sacks. Ass; potatoes. sacks. 4, $50;
Oregon. i.943
FINANCIAL
Drafts--on eight New York, per 500.
-. Draits-Teiegraph, New YORK, per
tioo IKE
Silver bars-per ounce. ess4g6Sita
Mexican dollars. b2issfS5c-
MIMIC srocKa
Alta. %; Alpha Consolidated. 10: Andes.
Is: Beleher. SIS: Belle Isle. Z: Bcst & Bel
shsr. Ito; bodie Con soiidstst. tao; Bullion,
VI; Baiwer Consolidated. IL; Caledonia. IL;
taolsr. 20. Confidence. he; Consolidated
california 4 Virginia. $so; Consolidated
Imperial. =: Crown Point. IS; Gould 4
Garry. 81; Hale & Noreross. 20; Justice, IS;
heatuek Consolidated, 5: Mexican. liS:
~ Dishlo, 10, ophir. rs; oyerman, IL;
Fotosi. g.; Sierra Nevada, 20; Silver HUI,
u Union Consolidated, 60; Utah Con-
saaliaied, Z; yellow Jacket ca
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HOTEL prLLKR
A Busy CITY.

Every twenty-four hours no less than rs
passenger trains, representing eleven railroads,
arrive and depart from the local depots in Min
ueapolis. These trains, II consolidated Into one
train, roughly estimated, would include lbs en-
gines. s02 cars, Lass trainmen. would measure q
little over eleven milcs. would weigh trifs
over 2s,eCo tons and could comfortably carry
47,9so passengers, besides several ship loads of
baggage. OF all these trains, without doubt tbs
bes, equipped and most popular trains are those
via the North Western line. r. W. Parker, col
Front street. Puget sound agent, Seattle.
See steamer Sarah NJ. Renton's time card
elsewhere.
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CHICAGO MARKKrs.
rHx poaxp OF rsAnE


CHICAGO. Oct. aa-The wheat market
vas 10 Gil appearances sustained today BY
Srmnsss in corr. Wet weather caused
the strength in the latter. Wheat Was I'M
changed in price ~ the end. bat il aver
aged lower for the day, Corn is sac higher
for Nav, and re higher for October aad
November. ana ie higher for December.
Provisions are slightly higher. and oats
&c higher. Wheat was firm for moment
a, the opening, at shade over Saturdays
closing price. bat the demand ~as quickly
suups sn,ed By a pressure to sell Deem
her. which closed on Saturday si si'sc bid.
sold \, the start at from S@t.esS2s.c. and
Nav. shieA closed Saturday a; ss5s sss-c.
openea With buyers at from SAFE ~ TO
s-s.c. As the result Of an hours trsdiag
December declined 20 sis.1SlsSe, and May
70 sssSSss6a.c. The foreign markets we're ell
ermer az tAe opening, with the exception
~ Liverpool, which epeae3 weak. 1hs
asps~ltlon IN bay came back wtth re-
nswea force after the aselin~, due 30 tie
xro~iag frsaneSs Of corn. The primary
market receipts acre l>&ooo bushels. Of
~hiea ast. 90 hCshsls were 80 Minneapolis
AMI palusa. Rxroyt elssFArees froIa the
AuAntlc seassoari amounted. "a She's and
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wife. r. b. Lichtenberg, Mrs. A. Kane and
child. Miss A. 0deli, Miss L. Brown, Mr..
Bouteile and wife and three children.
Following storm signal was received
yesterday by Signal Officer J. A. Hatfield:
Hoist information signal at IL a. IN.
Storm approaching Vancouver Island.
Gales expected on Washington coast today
and Tuesday.
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sTEA N EMS.
ocEANIc srEANsHIr coMrANY-

V uVNWEsL tsN ANN AtHE MA
Steamers leave San Francisco tor Houoiuiu.
samoa. Auexlsne, y. T.. ana Sydney. y. \ ".
without chAnge
stexmship smsdk. Sovssobsr Is. p NJ
Houoluln ossfy, Steamship AGstfsiis. Oct -
THoS. A. GRAHAM. AGEST. sIAkA-B0YD
BLOCK. SEATTLE
Vs. wnEsTKs d. g Aren't, ysacouver. u. G.
j. n srExcxKLs a BIO. Co. General Agsnts,
sAa francesca
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hUIEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL EV-IRA

HOTEL Bu-LRA
Fw vaiiie, Portland y Hunt, Chicago
Z i Cowgirl, Fsirhaven J b Perry. Victoria,
NJ Berry, Tacoma w Remig. y
W Bowen & W, ri Tnsd Mrs A Donaldson, y
Wilson. Fsirhvn Epv Day. New whatem
+ Hitchcock, Tacom Wheeler, EllensbEg
L J. EDsi, Everett K 4 1jassem, do
C Moulton, New Whatc o ID Guilfoil. Snoqalmie
X Good. washtn City A X Booth, Olympia
Bradley. Everett ID Coleman, Portland
A Coiley, s in Fran &C Smith. Tacoma
G f Mailette, ri Angls q Clayton, Portland
j q Hawkins Seattle ii Collins, Snohomisn
Robertson, city buckley, silverton, B Q
Is Place. spokane
HOTEL DiLLER
r Backus, Milwaukee W II Moore ", Gambl
l. III Neeon, Townsend & Whittier, do
G Thomson. Richmond Jas Brooks, snoqualmie
+ " Go ven, Poleska, Wn VI " German, Yes Bay
Meredith, Auburn OBJones. Black Diamond
Albert Burrows, Beivue David Morgan. do
ThFerguson. Snohomsh Mrs III Thomas DO
A Pusey, Yesler Miss A TurnbulI, do
W Erh, Halmyia, Pa Miss A Hanson, do
p " Meyer, do l. Beldin & ", do
w Warren, Winnipeg sAThompsop, Stanwood
II Warren, do W Elliott, Noya Scotia
NJ Finnerty, Scranton II Hayes, snoquslmie
AcManus, Everett I'll Moore, Fall City
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SKAGIT gTvKg R0TTE--wsesir Tine Cara
- STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves sessEls Tuesday Get r., ate a. ~ Th1rs-
6sy. Aoy. J. 81 10 a "A. s&tur1aF. Nov. !, a.
al a. r. FRIDAY Agv. 2 ~ 10 b. N (. sunday,
Nay. L a. q n Cslilnx sr sssnwooa. Pr,
sksgis Ctr. Annaf NeTncm and Avon. Fers. o.
sestEls- RsTszs rlr.ts-sa k0aaa trsa, g. ~
Tacoma &esssv xSc-
LILLY. BoGAEDrs a Co. lac.
Ts.epAozs "a "a Owssys kaG Na1axsrs.
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| oH7 EaN
PACIFIC IA.

--RUNs---
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.
ELEGANT DINING CARS,
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
50. Paul. Minneapolis Duiuth.
Fargo. Grand Forks, Crookston,
winnipeg. Helena. And Butt
Through Tieks;sto
Chicago. Phil adefphi In. W ashfn gfon. New
York. Boston and all points
East aud south.
TIME CHEDULE.
TRAINS LEAVE sEArrLG
For St Paul and Esst-~i0.20 p m
For Portland and Soush--s:oo a. m and 2:i0
FOR olympia. Gray. Hsreor cities aud south
For Tacona-7 90 and 300 = IN. 2:io, e:is aud
rnafxs anRfvs Ar sEArrLa
From 81. Paul ana Essi-s.4e p m.
From Portland and south-i2.s5 q m and
From olympis. aray's Harbos elites and South
Bsad---s.B ?. m.
from Tacoms-i2:ss and s.sj NJ. i2.a5. 40
and els .. M
This card subject TO ehsngs without notice
For rates, routes aad other information call on
OF address A. y, CHARLTON,
A st. Gen. Pass. ACT.
I2i First street. Pert and, or.
Ia SADEAu. Gsasral Agent. ssaitla
City Ticket Once. corner Yessss avenue asd
Front stresI
Depot Ticket ofscs. corner West and coiumbis
ssfesta
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HOOP cAsAL ROUTE


EshuIst sad refngnishsd, la4vcs C0lmAa's dork
NondxY. esuesssy asS Fsf6sY az =. N. Cog
Elarssos, Port eaeabss, Rsu~or. seAtsrk, T4if-
waas, Itu~ ATTIC, HoassFort. Tnsoa Cry and in
tzs-ns4sats points. sFFly Nd "a Entoa CITY al n
r. L-aTss z aion City q r. Tuesday. thurs
ass snd s4f8lF3ay. arriving "A Se&ssi~ IL u m
4 = Lf8BY, Master.
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Lessons in...
FRENCH, MUSIC
AND GERMAN
Given by Arrangement

REFERENCDS-Hsy. David C. Garrett, ST.
MARKS rectory: Ma "A z J. Hunt, Yarrow. Lake
washiugton Rev. Wallace Mating, 1870 Unis
versity street. and parents OF former pupils
For further information apply 70 the MISSES
wINTERBoURNE. i4l5 Rose street. nsar Madi-
sou. SEATTLE
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Acl,essand pains
q Tan or Beast
get out when
MexiG1n
Mnstzng unin1ent
Eoes in
Mexican Mustang
kinhnez1t.
goes to the
very citadel Of pain
and puts all
aches to flight
Dun pains,
Deep pains,
Smarting pzfns
all. depart-when
touched by Mexican
Mustang Eminent
Acl1eSand pains
in Man or Beast
cease to torture
when touched
by Mexican
Mustang Eminent
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THE Hope
Kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Morning session, $50 10 1890 Held IN
Prosch's hall. Ninth ana James strests
Afternoon session, 80 to 49, Held on Rem
ton Hill, corner OF Rose and Madison stresta
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From San Francisco. for Victoria ana Puget
Sound ports, ats a. M, ost D. 7, ". ~. u. ~.
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kxssa1d .....-........... ul.e72 90 2a59s %
In the local produce markets yesterday
hs volume Of trade was rather small. Sup
pliss are abundant for the demand, and
toaisrs are shading prices frequently.
ysssh fruits are in good supply. but sales
~ slow even at the low figures now pre-
sssIlng. Pears are becoming scarcer each
az, and fancy stock Is hard to get. Me-
tlum class stock is more plentiful and
nlling slowly At low figures. Choice APP
elss appear to b selling quite we'll, and
deaIsrs are firm in their asking pricea
Grapes are moving of well at the
eaoted rates. St,cks are fairly large. bat
rscripts are moderate. Figs are in liberal
supply, but the market il duh. The mar
~ il well stocked with cranberries and
ssses are firm. Vegetables are In good sup
" and generally cheap. Dried fruits re-
main unchanged. Stocks are we'll main
iained by liberal receipts. and the quoted
figures are fairly steady. with few transsc-
lions.
Dairy products are moving on slowly,
snd nearly all commodities are weak in
Price. Butter remains about the same,
and ranch eggs are still firm. Cheese 10
held quite steady.
Groceries are firm. with fair demand.
pnnrU Nm nmarN naAnKHr
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Fees tpayable In advance for either session..
% per month.
A small fee OF asc per month will hs charged
for kindergarten materials, use OF gifss aud
stationery The methods Of teaching are RACED
on PRGBEL'S SYSTEM, which is now being
universally adopted by the best tsachers Of
infants.
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

NEATHER BrzKAr.
PoRTLAsp. Or. Oct. % l4eAl
eruuncs Tor Tuesday. kaiH. warmer
IL =. AxcsAroaE,
Observer ia Cnarra
.~vrxp 1fsrrs YAErMuSr % AoRrcrLyunu.
vrArHKR sUsEAr-pAILT BuLIErfN
sgarrrR Wash Oct 70, 1894.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle
follows
For san Francisco via Port Townsend and Vie
toris. ST a. m. passengers received On board at
"a. El Oct s. 10, ID. -, %, 81
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L'yERErT RouTE-sTMR GREYHOUND.
II baslr EreepE Sunday.
Ifavrs seattle 6.ta n. nn., IL 30 q. M. and 40
,. m. Leaves Everett g. IA, .. N. and =. NJ
suadays-Lsaves Seattle 1888 &. IN. L.avss
Eserttt =. N.
Fars-sfnsls trip. sc; round trip. tl.25. Con-
meets with coats for Tacoma ard 6nohomiss.
iAnslne-C limsn dock, fosf 81 MsTt1n street.
SEATTLE 4 TACOMA SANIGATfOS CO.
Cisud Tsnmr Pres. r. ". ts0oHnne. Sae'y.
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Principal, Miss winterbourns (Frnbsl Union
Graduate OF the Home aud Colonial Training
College, London, Englanf), who holds a King
county teachers certificate. second grade.
Pupils received at any time
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For Als.s., Oct. ioand "a
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6OODAII. PERKINS n CO.
General Agents, san Francisco
\ RI Iou~srx y a ~upt. Seattle.
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hss C. osta. Henry c. PANE. Hsr c. Rsas. Receivers.
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PoRTLAND GRAIN MARKER.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKErs.

PosrLAxp. Oct. 29.-Whsat--vallsy, 7o6
nc; Walls Walla, 62t<G63isc.
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STEAMER cHifKAr,
J. W McAilep, Master, will lesve seattle % or
about the lnsn ana 2jsh of each month, making
regular trips Fare 20 Jun au. nrst-class, $50:
sccond-cias., 80 Faro 10 juneau and return.
nrst-class. 500, second-ciass. So.
J. q. CARROLL Agent
Union Dock. foot OF Union Sc, seassia
Telephone OIL.
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ID Il STEAMBOAT And TRANSPORTATION
ID. COMPANY.
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE,
q. D. Bfownaesc, Master,
Leaves City Dock. foot Of Main street. svery
Moudav. "wednesday and Friday at p IA. Tor
Fort Townsend. hnacortss. Ssmish. Fairhavsn
and whAtcom, goiag through 70 Blaine on Sat
ufday.
Cry DOCK Co, Agents. JOS. KINDALL,
Islapaoue s3a General Manager.