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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-29
ExGLIsa NARKETs.

LONDON. Nov. 2s-Bar siIvsr, 2sk6:
consals. los sis. Bullion cot OF the Bank
of Eagland. x75.0o Bank OF England dis
count rate, per cent.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.--The Esensa1 Peat
London canlegram savs: Tne huge set
Element in mining shares ansoros sttsn-
ton. 20 the exclusion Of fresh buying.
Americans we're q shade better. except
Fries, which zere tat on assessment re-
ports. Argeatines were good. bat Brsxils
we're lower on confirmation Of the reports
OF cholera in thar country. India bills
have done well. There we're large appis-
cations.
IEvEEPoof, Nov. q. -Wheat--Spot. firm;
demand, moderate; No. red, winter, -
lid; No red, spring. stocks exhausted;
No. hard Manitoba. So zs<d; No. 1 Cal
ifornla, So ID; futures, closed steady:
November. - lid; December, Is lid;
January, - lfLa; February. - u54d;
Nav. IS IfLd; April, Il iii.d.
Corn-QElet: American, mixed. - lid !:
futures, easy and unchanged; closed, dull /;
November, - l1l.d; December. IS SID:
February, IS 41.d; March, A. SID; April.
6s zj.d.
Flou--Dull; demand. fair aud freely
supplied; ST. Louis fancy. winter, g.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, e
l5As
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MARINE NV B.

The British ship Somah cleared for
Liverpool today with the biggest wheat
cargo ever taken from this or any other
port. In the hold of the Somali are stored
6. Ia tons Of grain, valued NJ $40, 2A0
SAN Francisco, Nov. 2a-Arrived.-
keweenaw, from Tacoma; Ai-Ei, from
Tacoma; schr O. NJ. kellogg, from Gray s
Harbor Ciearsd--state OF California, for
Astoria: sh Moogtan, for Portland. De-
psrtsd--Whaling ok Belvedere, whaling
blk 81. Jorn, for Portland. Freights and
charters-BF sh Anchencairn, wheat. from
Portland TO United Kingdom, Havre. Ant
werp or Dunkirk; Br sd Glenlin, wheat
from Portland 10 United Kingdom. Havre,
Antwerp or Dunkirk: Am bk Rufus T.
Wood, coal, from Nanaimo to San Fran
c.zco
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deed. Recorded ina the Auditors ONE
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded ina the Auditors once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since January /.
1894. are 81. SOS. -9s. IS. There we're hled for
record Monday Is deeds, the considers
t,ons aSgregAsihg $9.s62 20 Following is
the list rs furnished by the Daily Record,
room ~ Scheuerman block:
Oliver Peterson 10 Tacomx MIL Co,
VIZ ngI. neIf swls. sec IS. q, 2, 500.
The ClIse Inv. CO. 20 Sidney Piper, lot
s. block 2s. Lave ID add. $500.
q A. Cowie TO James VI. Colman, lots 1
10 :. block 3. Pleaf's - add, $500.
Ebsn :. Osborne and f. +. Allen 70 Ed
ward r. Tremper. undS interest In lot ),
aud 4 , 10, 2, block q Xes'er's LIST add
William z. Curtis 10 Asa X. Curtis, Ell
lots 5 and {. block ., Cnrtls' add Kirkland.
S.P.R.R Co 70 Henry sohIotmaa. sw
SC sec p, -. Q. $50, -
West Coast Imp. 70. 20 Mrs. Frances /.
Armstrong. lot -, block iSi, Gilman Park.
Charles Goldsmith tn Joseph Goldsmith.
lntS III and Il, block z Jackson ST. adj !;
lots 1. rs. 10 80 IL. block II. I. Hanford 8
add, lots : 10 g. block IL, /. Hsnford's
Wi'nsn +. Joues to John n. Haoosll,
ess avs L, =, 5, q. c, 81.
Fr,raa J Small 10 Edward W. Small,
tets ara 5. block 4. Marcos add, lots II
sn1 II. block Il. Moss add South Seattle
Ia slock ~. Moss let add South Seattle,
lots s and :. block as TesleF's sapl sdd,
$500
sheriff 20 Mary A Ham, lots TO 9. ~ 20
aS block S. Lake visw add. 500
A. III. Jose 10 Thomas Jose. y sw sec 3
Inv. sc nv aud ne sec -, sp 3 r 4
81 oeA
Roxer & Greene ~ James II. LOOMS,
lots il and u, block !, Gresna's add, 81. 90.
Roger :. Greene - j. IL. LOOMS, lot u,
elock :. GFeeue's add. $50.
K \ Greene 20 Jane Ii. LooDss, IS lot
IA block :. Gresns's add. $50.
Henry Loorais 20 Iane IL Loonis, COM
raunt,y snE IA ias IA and - fest iot Is.
haoek ! Greeae's add. aud al real and per-
soual property % Msryogt farm, 81.
Waiter ]. Wooster 10 Jsne ii. LOOMS,
uroperty known as Asryoss farm, 4 c, $50.
Cr&nvalle .. Hsller 80 William r.
Reaaies, lets 4, S ard q block 5, Robinson
add. 81 20.
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THE STATE or TRADE
saS Francisco, Nov. 2s.-Closing--
Nhsat-Dull; May, sLolL.
Barley-Duil; May, 925.o
cosn-Sl2j.
BFan-sl35o Ter ton.
sREApsrUFFs AND GRAINS.
Four-Faiuily extras. s.. 4oe53.55: ba-
ksrs' extras, So 3o@S40; superiine. $20
@25S
Wheat--No change in the situation to-
day, aud the market can be quoted as
fairly steady at S6s4c as n top figure for
/. No. shipping, with 900 for choice; mill
ingdeserlpdons. a211G96,.c; Walla Walla
wheat, s0tss2Isc.
Bafley--fhe market lacks vim. Oder
isgs are fairly free. but the demand is
SLOW light Arrivals today include 8. 500
eeatAls from Washington. Feed. fair to
rod. soIs2Iac; choice, @s41sc; brewing.
Sdssc.
Oats Moderate buying at undisturhed
rates. Milling. si@L l2il; surprise, Sl07l 4
@LlTl: fancy iced. sl-o5Gll0: good 10
onoce, 92l4eessi; poor 81 iair. s7Iieseec;
back, sl.lagL30; red. sL07hGi.i5; gray.
a2tse@sL
Produce receipts-Fiour, quarter sacks.
1871; Oregon, Is,022; Washington. S,Sss;
sheat. esntsls. 66, 46S; Oregon, 2,0si;
Washington. 3,00s; barley, centals, 6l2i
Oregon, ~; Washington. s5s3; oats,
Oregon. loo. Washington. ESQ; corn.
eenials. sS5: rye. sacks. Washington, sci;
beans. sacks. e,96e: POTATOES. sacks, 5,45S:
oregon, l,4S2; onions. sacks, 2o6; bran,
sacks. so
FINANCIAL.
Draits--0n sight. New York, par. Dtafts
Telegraph, New York. per $780, sc.
silver bars, s4GsiFSc
Mexican dollars. 5l1Sil5c.
MINING STOCKS.
Alta, IS: Alpha Consolidated. .: Andes,
-, Belcher, IS; Best & Belcher. IS;
bciie Consolidated, SIS; Bullion, =;
halseT Consolidated. s; Caledonia. 8,
thaslenEe Consolidated. 81: Chollsr,
- Confidence. 90: Consolidated Cali
ia'aia and Virgins, 3T5; Consolidated
lnperal, /; Crown Point, IS; Gould &
.afFis. 50; Hale & Norcross. us. Justice,
I; kentuck Consolidated, ,. Mexi-
ca, y; Mono, 6: Mount Diahlo, 10;
residential Consolidated. ,: ophir, so;
.ssFman. Is. Potosi, s.; Savage. AZ: Sierra
sssada. G. silver Hill. ,; Union Con-
se1daied. 81; Utah Consolidated, s. Iei-
sex Jacket. 81
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rannma shinn,nx Nax.

TACOMA, Nov. 2s.-fSpecisi. l-sehooner
Olga left this morning, lumber laden, from
the ST. Paul and Tacoma mill, for Santa
Monica.
Ship Glsnmorag arrived today from
Seattle to load wheat for the United King
dom.
Ship Francis began discharging ballast
this morning.
Ship Osborn has completed her cargo Of
wheat for the United Kingdom.
Schooner Carrier Dove left last night
with q cargo of lumber from the ST. Paul
and Tacoma mill for Sydney, Australia.
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NEW YORK gTs.
rmK sEocx ExcHAxaE.


Nfs fosK. Nov - The share market
tisy vas heavy in tome. and the tendency
sss downward. except for about ff.een
a'autes after ths opening and about three
S2aFiers OF an hour before the close. The
eisngsEs eoat shares and fndustrials
ss's more prominent in the downward
sassenaeat, and the selling therein was for
sssa tong and short accounts. Reports OF
decreased earnings caused very unset
se@ ieeling. snt there VAS 8 furry IN tie
a. lean market during the calling in OF
cans BY soDe Of the banks interested
s"a she bond syndicate. which assisted
depressing speculative values
IesFe Vas little or no support
Y the market and the stocks
essaeksd gave way easily under the press
sss o. offerings In the later dealings
ssfs ass eyince3 disposition on TIRE
at The shorts 90 c. YER AZ low agures,
50 result partial recoveriss
ssss Effected shortly before the
..e>s the circulation Of report
s~as President Havemeysr. Of the
ga trust. had ordered shut
se@a Of The cenpany's refinerics for
y ihdeaaite period caused $ heavy selling
.sFsreni in the stocks, which broke 70
: y decline Of a from the top urice Of
:. = morning; rally 81 - occurred A. the
seS making the loss On the day ~.
:, aA'soaai Lsas. after an early advance Ct
= -solAHe3 ! =. and regained per cent
.s'aAge, preferred, lost /. and nsde feil
'sS0fsfT N he LATER dealings Darlington
80 :, rscsdsa =. Sni closed y lover OF
DAY. 81 Paul advanced -. fell OF
snd regainsd -. Northwestern
- ap y cost =. closing = nom tae
s>'sss2 Agars. R0ek Island ss.s eewn .
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
me BoARn OF Trade

IRE EoARn or TRADE.
Csrc.so. Nov. 2S-whsat-Was not SO
weak when il opened today as il was al
the close of the session yesterday. Foreign
markets were firm, Notwithstanding the
decline Of ie per hushel here. The reports
from all parts OF the winter wheat country
ware that the dry weather was beginning
10 have a damaging effect upon the young
nlants. The opening for May wheat vas
from 5oi, "a 59skc 9, and that Was the lowest
II sold az during the day. Il gradually
worseS on until It got around elc. and Vi
hrased between Gle and 59Tsc during the
vreater mart OF the latter hail OF the seS-
sion. The closing figures were 695sess}oc.
Australia Is added 10 the hsi OF
conntrie. having failure Of it's
wheat crop this year. and according
:. London cahlexram received
,s.r the close, there was bat little wheat 20
sxport from Australia this year Or next.
1,arn-May opsnsd AZ 4sss &&1c and
gradually improved until II reschea $50.
!, clo..d At 9stsc bid. 0atS-Msy opened
shade drmer, at s2sse, sold at S-'scs
sstEc and up TO S9Sse. where u closed
Provision.-Pork at the close showed
cain for the day OF i2Szci lard &c, snd RIBS.
from So 1sc -
observation-disclosures. sisse; De-
cember. S4A.c-
Corp-Highsr; November. iss.c peeem-
Der, sc. - ,DA.- 90.
Rye-Quiet; 4Sc-
Rarfey-Ssow; s4ef&3sc
Physically; si%o
Tmcshy-Sleaiy sAo.Sse. - -,
pork-Eiigher; January. SA~1-'si Aa!'
Isra-Highsr; January. s&s9}s' Nay
s-.tS a. sstf. u.x
So
EIvE sT0cx-
Ho~~-Rersipts. saoo1 head eisclsa
,..s.rcav. - ise; shipments. s.i&; Hn
svsr about -.ou0 Market, Aetive an ~, =.
~ s.ssfo, advance; sales ranged Al -. -s'ss
4 - tor Nsht; 50 &As&So for touSn Ae&-
,n~. s4Isz4TS for MIXED: sAsNS = -,
nssvv packing and shipping lots, ana 49,
e o. for pigs >fn.knt
.stsve and hrm At an advances y =. -
rrt,e. advanced isssSSc aeove Aen1Ay
prices Iae oaik OF the offerings eoAsssss@
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SKAGIT RIVER RoUTE-Tims Card. Steamer
% CLAN MCDONALD leaves Seattle Tuesday,
Nov. e. st a. Ha.: Thursday, Nov. -. 81 q In.
saturday, Dec. l, at ) g. m.. leaves Mt vernon
"Wednesday Nov. =, 81 q ~: Friday. Nov. ~.
at q. IN; sunday, Dec. 2, AT A. m. calling al
Edmonds, Richmond Beach, kyeregr. Tclaltp.
Florence, Stauwood, Fir. ssaxit City, MI Yer
non and Avon Fare 20 seattle 81. Round trip.
sl.5o. Round trip 20 Tacoma. y. LILLY. B0-
6ARDUS q CO. Inc. owners and nanagsra
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A popular pet q iszx ago naea aFeazsd &c
s.f.<xlt IL zsrhss halls kaa saaae asucA sssss-
fse.sen IN as aresr- se4zy he sac eaa
s~sra a ticket ever TIE AsFss-w ssssru Line,
vita tAe aided pfftaaer fsv stssFsng ear fare ee-
swe~a wsrnex9olss. =. P@nl .ne gasc.ge. ear
"a. Eor .Assts~a Aonvs. vita ssrvs4n s lngs
saeh a. -sarnna hfrasssf negSs sss saa wtse a
SERVICE equally - sod. TIE dsssils 81 sAiea
woass all "a Boar OF ssndT fer the sFsvs.ss.
s4!slnx nsae "a fes 80 sa2.s roe zaaas ~ TIA
t-.8u IN a ssax.s nsxA1 :. ". Parker. Pages
SOC aS s<szG - ErSEs street seattle
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Nearly eli descriptions of produce we're
isirly active yesterday and prices gener-
sly we're firm. The receipts Of the day
ssrs not - large as hoped for and before
noon many dealers sold out all the poultry
hsy had, and could have disposed Of
isrss quantities had they arrived.
fresh fruits are dull. aud the quoted
ss.es, though low. are Not well sustained.
The demand for oranges appears 10 be
Developing steadily, but prices are still too
high for The general consumer. Lemons
are in good supply and steady. Bananas
and other descriptions of tropical fruits
are moving of we'll at the quoted rates.
The market is well supplied with all
grades of apples. but only the strictly
fancy stock Is held steady for full figures.
The medium grades sell IT low and vari-
able prices. Choice pears are held quite
firmly, but other stock is held low and
dull. Grapes are plentiful, but meet with
ayery light inquiry. Prices are weak and
tending downward. Dried fruits remain
unchanged. the demand being small and
buyers backward in purchasing.
Dairy products are selling well at steady
figures. Choice ranch eggs are scarce and
prices are tending upward. Creamery
butter Is steady.
The wheat market is quiet and trans
actions are not very heavy.
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ocEAsrc STEAMSHIP coNPANY-

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
W HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA
Steamers leave san Francisco Tor Honolulu.
samos. Auckland, y. z, and sydney. \. $ w.
without change
Steamship Na-iposa. December Is, y m
Honolulu only, Steamship Australia Dec. p
TH0S. A GRAHAM, AGENT. slARR-BoYD
BLOCK. SEATTLE.
W. WEBSTER DtsG Agent, Vancouver, B. c.
J. d sfREcKELs 81 BROS Co. Genera. Agents.
San Francisco.
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Of ccum mon 70 good 90 TO l, 30 pound
steers. and sa.ss were princspaily a. s. :
cas-
-heep-Recsipss. 500 head: oniy q
hantful OF stock arrived Opening sases
were q. an advances ~ f5ss2sc Quotations
we're advanced 70 siG3S5 Tor poor 20 extra
heavy sheep and 81 for farrbs
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norrEY r. STE wARr. Cxes<
ID s4xsrs. Fsxszrs esrssz II tara asa cn-
szs a4a slzssns s@aEEs N@ai@fsc Sss<
sss.s Sa "a
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

H1TEz RGIxEKR-SzAwn
ApFultoa. Omaha Geo C <iea-er. 81 Pari
H3rxeh, Anac1rses " c Hsr9 ylcforss
J Prsxsr City u II a-seahSsEa / yfife
. DAEsoa. BBGAlo Fraser y, T2rczns
c " Clark. Vancouver J ieuisv, Dillon. Mo7s
D B MeCtoEa. Nlnr pls 9aspss. co
H0TRl rrxzxE
Bsrlow, Tseona Burchzrd. sr cofm
y Fawsatt % Ashley, Ana<oetes
4 u pouxsa. 10 II March. DO
J j yoanson. 10 gnaa Carry. Tot
A MeLa9r. whiisv rslas.nues Curry. 40
J OfLouxhsSn, AtverE'n~ u Lerd. 20
y Harris, Olvu pa Mr. A Crcxer, DO
s & Soynson. EFerst Sels Olsen. kttsou
z Henderson, KssGstrS 4 1oese, Eaklsr City
Henderson, DO
EoTEL rr-LxA
Mrs Clark. Seattle wm AlIsn. Chicago
spsycr, san krsa LN Pscs. do
REID. Montreal B cOrnwan, san Fran
{ House. Port iowa Ransom Pratt. do
y Grseas. PoFtlsaa ! Loe~enssein, cnieage
Chas Hal, spokane l&aais 60
D 9 wstts New YORK { pognia. Everets
r v Dulgnesa, ~ Louis y Il vi es. 90
Jas Haixht, o.ympia Mss DAILY, san Frsa
wra Bnf.ana. h4sxeley Jae ssreen 4 ", wash
K C.rdln City Neil Macarthur. 81 Paul
Miss Hoffman. D
Families supplied with bread, cakes and
pies, at the New York Bakery. ei5 Front
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DAcrFIn NAVIGATION co.

I1AJIEI II y a ' ltJA Atblf %.
L Time Card, In effect Oct. q. 1894.
Seattle and Whatcom Ronts-state OF wash
ington leaves Seattle daily except saturday At
10 .. m. Seattle aud Ia Conner Route-fair-
haven leaves Seattle daily except sunday AZ go
%. m Tacoma and seattle Route--state OF Nash
ington leaves Seattle tuesdays. Thursdays aud
Saturdays at 81 n N.
YEsIFR DOCK.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.


PORTLAND. Nov. 2S-Whsat--vslley
T@57lte; Walla Walla. 7oc.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION CO

STEAMER FARALLON.
Dispatches steamers for san Francisco Oct
Is Nov g. Nov 10, Dec. S. aud every l6 days
thereafter
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets aud freight rates can BE obtained ny
spplyingto J. G. CARkoLAs Agent
Union dock. foot OF Union street. seattle
Telephone 6i-
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Families supplied with bread, cakes and
pies. at the New York Bakery. ei5 Front
street
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GAN JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
- THOMPSON, carrying Uaited states mai,
leaves City Dock. foot Of Main street. Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday ass 9. N for Port Towns
end san Juan ISLANDS and New wAAtcon-
NORTH BOUND. TfxEscARp. SOUTH Bound
1v seattle .....e.00 an Lv y. Whstcon 500
Lv Pt Towns'd 100 am Iy Roche H'r.. II 90 am
Iv Friday Hr I'll 80 am Ly Friday Hr. 100 IN
Nv Roche tit. IL % pm Lv II Townsd s:3pm
Ar Sxh' scom 6soo pm Ar SEATTLE. s;l5 pln
J. & Thompson. Managing Owner }. A. Hat
field, Agent Phone AS
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he. C. cakes. H,,ry c. Fsya. Eay C. Rsss.. Rsesir.n
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle
as follows;
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vie
torss at A. III. passengers received on board al
Ia "a Nov. 4. 9. IL, ~, "A, -
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oalsi lnE sagTE Gss ssTTa

Through Train - Vancouver
without Change.
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CaEkI ACROSS fzEs
Nun!" .,ay GREAT
" 0AIlWS' STATES.


Runs Buffet Cars, eoassiaing library, writing
ana card tab "a. bRrser sh5p. bathroom. Easy
eAslrs. ohgssryatlca vinaows. etc. Ia esn nectson
vita Palace piaiag ss1 Sleeping Cars, Fifss ana
Second clss. Cascnsz All Family 1oarss Cara
Trains issvs seattle daily at II , N. Eor
Everett, EaiispeII.
snohoaaish. Grand Forks.
Lsavsaworsh. Fargo,
N.nntchse. tfsskssnn~
harrington Fergus YAIla
Spokane. ST. Cssad.
Minneapolis. 81. P@aI.
Bonner's err.
PAiaos eep,ng Cars, Family UpAs.sssrea
.ss-a,t C.f'. is..s 81 r. -ssss ana ssSsJ e'a'
Crosses ne Cascade sd kcssy mountains n
Daylight gtvsag rasseuESrs = chance to sea
sos1a OF tae aaest seeASFT IA AEsrtea- Tbs
taes hswiHE stsze Sstsasf, 81 fr@e from eEs.
2g.s~ef eaan=essgns n EHgsa asgefs at 81 PGnl
an1 Mtnssz nosis with trains Ter Dalata, s&si
szpsrsor al Great LAEs 9c!zts. sleux city ss1
ths sogtawss[ 81 L@u.s ss1 tie soata All
Gntrnxo are ths East ar .y.ng at GAiSsEe ~
sE D ra, svsainx o. tss ssafta dag.
olf lAE sagTE lss ssVTa
Through Train - Vancouver
Nyithous Change.
TFsIa caves csilr 81 .-...-sslg = IA
Irala strives daily a. --..-......-s . >
Tor Publications sna laios7s a sgFly = ss
G.a4sA. .wsas So Frezi 81 tsastis. w.sA-
p xsgTSEG
Gszsrsl PsssaEsF sa1 Teas Assas o. FssA
ns.ss rtssss o@ss. uenm.~a. Ds~r. 30
tween Ss4asss a1a AAzsos ssrsss&
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For Alaska. Nov. sand a. . e. m.

From san Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, sts a. m, Nov. ]. s. IL. To- Il. e
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
" : Wiley Navigation ca steamer
MULTNoMAH
nAILY TINE CARn
Lave ARRIVE
Olympus 81 - ESQ m Tsrorns at. s.sas n
TsooEas az. 49,. 1910 N seattle a.. .1asoo N
Seattle ST. loo Y Tacoma at. S.a3 p IA
TACOMA al. 49, $50 p IA iolynpss 81. =. s.S9 p n
Connecting with beats for shelton aud Ka@ileAis
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 GEMS
Iandins. Cry Dock. foot OF MAin street
CAPTAIN I. WILEY. Manager
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GoopALL. PERKINS & CO.
General Agent. san kraae4sca
III JOHNSON, r. s Supt-. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-29
pAc1FIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

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pAcIFEc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle
iollovs;
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vie
toris, at a m tpRsseng ars received on board a.
IA Tn.l Nov. 4 9. IL, H. "A, -
Fer Alaska, Nov. Sand "a. "a m
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, sts a. m, Nov. ], 8. IL. 10. Il. g
Tickets may be obtained at the offies OF the
company, at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GoopALL. PERKINS & CO.
General Agent, san FFaaeasea
]. H. JOHNSON, p supt. seattle.
FoR ALASKA A,,.., r,n.c.-s
STEAMER cHmKAT
WIN leave seattle December 6 and every 70
DAYS alter uata further notice
". NcALLEP, Master.
J. G. CARROLL. Agent, schwasaehsr's wharf
Telephone No 81.
EVERETT RoUTE-sTR. GREYHOUND.
II Daily except SUNDAY.
Leaves ~
Everett 10 q. N. aud 2. N
sundsys-Lesvss Seattle II m Leaves
Everett p IN. -
nscte with boats for TseonBa aud snohomish.
Iandira-Coluar deck. foot Of Marion strsst
SEATTLE & TACOMA NAVIGATION Co.
Gland Trorp, Pres 7. '" soo6hae. Sc.
r,oR r. s. DRY DOCK. SIDNEY. CHARLES
Il ToS AND BREMRRToS.
THE vAsT srEANEs
IGES. CANDY
Leaves Harrirg toa & sf1sth's wharf two tTlps
daily, except Friday. st E. IN ara 80 ? m
Leaves Bremsrton e.S1 a m snd 80 y m
Leaves Charleston 8;s5 g. m and ssi5 p IN
Leaves sidney io;ls a m and 80 :. n.
vyaScorvER RouTE-A TRIP THROUGH
tho Islands STEAMER UTOPIA, J. A.
o'hrten. Master. 60,
Leave. Tacoma 4 noon, sesl1.s Ien .sIs
wharf D "A Mondays snd ThBEsasTs Tor fnrf
Towrsans Auaeorses Fnirhsvens View What
Gorn. Blaine ana Friday Harbor. geing through
30 Vancouver on .anrsday TYP a.
Far further information apply Al SsnEAl
whsrf
pB STEAMBOAT ASD TRASsPoRTArIos
slrbgrg ISLAND BELLE.
q u. Brownasss, Master,
isswe. Ctr pseE foot OF Asia strest ever
Nsndsy, wsdassesy sac ff,.sT -. ~
pert Tcwnrna. Anscortes- ssnssn faaFEsvs1
ana as,cos. solns tarsash % alns on Sat
erry pocr Co. Agsasa Jos. KENDALL,
Tal~pasne "a 6sasEal Manager.
EVERETT AND sSoHoNisH aoCTa
CUT Rate TO EVERETT
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Csatrsi whsrt Tnssssy., Taurs1sy' sna
s.snraays az . q fer Ednonss. snriltso, Er-
sE.tt AsfysxEIxa East bveFsst, L9~ss sHc SD
ho~73se FARE TO EVERETT. Re. BOUND
TRIP &C.. 10 sNoEoaIsH, Soc
GEO. J. WILEY. Axsni
uoRT TOWNSEND. FORT ASGELEs AID
sTFAMER MONTICELLO.
r,astv sxesrt uane.y. Tsas card e1ta raeaes1s
TUESDAY, August a. 1ss4
Leaves seattle % m iewnsss-. -.
n pauxeass.. u ~. sgFlEes fpFt Aass+11s -
n n asases Peri AZgssss. ~ 3 a "a
psvt Ia~nssnG sos q IA strives 60 -
:. m CRY pock go -sAasss. As.---
VICTORIA RoUTE-
s1EA4EE RosATI1
Argiaztan pocx.
Teawss tor vicsaris ara Port Iswnssa1 caiir.
F5sss-sne r. sseaaasr f5zas &s4sss faf Port
T0wnssra saz say poTn dalsys Szss2s sunday.
as7a "a sznszr direct, al , f. a. rst4rzs1z
sgrs~- .. ~. psvt Eewas@ns =tsn n. Pn@rs7a
tnorrKY a. STE wARr. Cnesr |
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VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP THROUGH
the Islands STEAMER UioFIA, ;. a.
o'Hrten. Master. ,
Leaves Tacoma u noon, Seattle Central
wharf q "A Mondays sna ThpYsaeTs Tor fnrf
Townsanr Auaeorscx Fnirhaveus New What
ror. Blaine and Friday Harbor. geiag through
"a Vancouver on Thursday trip
Pare 10 Blaine e.: fare 70 Fsncoavsr, -
Far further information apply AZ SSnIAi
wharf