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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-13
NEW YORK MARKETS.
rnr srocK ExcHAsaE


Nrw YoRK. Nov. i2.--There was such
ready market for the stocks offered today
shas the downward movement was
checked. and under the leadership Of
sagar. New Jersey Central, Manhattan,
taicaso Gas aud Delaware & Hudson. the
market took q sharp upward turn. but by
h'A O'clock Is lost It's improvement and
vas on the downward track. Sugar being
hammered by the bears. and Manhattan
sasng OF on an antavossbls quarterly re-
port With the exception of a slight rally
alter II o'clock. the tendency of prices was
tesagd lower figures until midday. when
speeesation became steady; after midday
came into slightly better tone. This
vas followed by a slight recovery, but In
tae iais dealings the market again essed
81 and closed weak. Sugar led the shares
N poini of activity. as well IS in the wide
faaSs Of fluctuations. The Changers closed
s&& per cent. above the lowest figures
'eaehs1. Burlington and -. Paul being
) per cent. from Saturdays closing.
kaek Island :. per cent. and North western
) per cent, while ~ Paul, preferred,
, hi per cent higher. New Jersey Central
Vas the only active stock of the coalers.
N~%sstA = a. AcA , n RAc y VAAAst fc1SSSA
=. advanced l and fell off X at the c.ose.
rae Improvement in the late dealings vas
aas 10 the publication Of Expert Lissle's
isFoft Most Of the other shares shos
eesiinss on the day. the more important
wing Lake Shore. li.: Union Pacific aud
Northern Pacific, preferred. i,s; LAelede
"as. preferred. per cent Advances were
fse0rGsd OF / = IN Tobacco and ] - n Pail
nan. The bond market sas strong dur
lng the morning. except for the Atchison
issues. which we're heavy. After midday
sAsFs ssa general depression. but when
AZ. Lissle's report Was issued Is Vas found
70 ee Far from anfayorahse and the Atehi-
sea bonds, a. well as most 81 the other
Mortgages dealt IN, recorded advances and
tas Dsrkst closed strong. The transae-
teas Ter the day aggregated s2eis,eeo
Aieaisoa toDIs declined ~, 10 ess.. rallied
be 80 and closed at "a
1ovsrnment bonds-Weak and lower.
State oonds-lnactiye.
fesrolsaga-Sss ady; December options.
sse>ed sz'se bsd.
FINANCIAL
Aeaey--Oa call. e4sy, al per cent.
ssas Lean, Per esaLs closed ~ gss
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The steamer City of Puebla viii arrive
from San Francisco tomorrow morning.
Steamer Chehalis will hereafter leave
Central wharf at ? p. m. fer Port Orchard.
Cutter Grsnt il tied up at the hunkers
making repairs 10 her boilers. She will
probably remain in port several days.
CAPTAINS Bryant and Bullene inspected
the tug sea Lion yesterday and finished
inspecting the steamer George w. Elder.
Steamer Al-ki will arrive from San
Francisco about December 1. and will pro-
coed TO Alaska with full cargo of giant
power.
The United States survey boat Gedney,
Capt Flynn, arrived in San Francisco last
FRIDAY. after a pleasant and uneyentiul
voyage.
Steamer Umatilla will arrive today and
take on fue. nj the bunkers. She will sail
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock with full
cargo of grain for san Francisco.
Steamer Utopia made an extra trip to
Vancouver last night with 100 tons OF
paper from the Lowell mills. to De shipped
TO China by the steamer Aiowera-
Steamer Rainier broke her crosshead
Yesterday morning and will lose Two
trims. She Was taken TO West Seattle for
repairs The Wasco will make her run
next "Wednesday morning.
Schooner AtEfl0s ~ a4h--
worth & Dunn, returned from the haiiout
fishing grounds yesterday with 5000
pounds Of iish. The weather was exceed
ingiy rough and fish scarce.
Steamer Angeles arrived from Tacoma
Yesterday afternoon With a small cargo OF
noar. took on some oats. and LETT for Fort
Tasnxend. From Port Townsend she
will 20 10 Nanaimo for cargo OF coal.
John Burns. chief clerk under Deputy
Collector Mcdonald, went TO Port Blake
lev Yesterday and signed the crew OF the
schooner Fanny Dntard. The Dutard Is
boaded With lumber for Ventura, Cal, and
she sailed last evening for that port.
steamer George W. Elder lett yesterday
ahout 1 O'Clock for Portland. o.. with
sfSl tons OF coal and the machinery from
the cannery At Muckilieo, watch was
brought up from the Columbus two years
ago aud has been lying on the beach al the
later mace on account OF financial difscal-
tses of the proprietor. The Vachinery Is
billed for The DaIIes. where caHnsry vll!
20 sfarled.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
rHK roARp az rRApK.

THE BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. Nov. I2-wheat opened with
IA entire recovery of the sse IL lost Satur-
day. eo,lc being paid for some May. The
price fuctusted for half an hour between
or. eeeossc and 6oc, and then had tenn
porary shoot up to eois@sosse. Liverpool
quoted gain of &c 10 e per Genital pri-
vate Liverpool dispatch said Russian sup
plies are moderate, and intimated that the
key 20 the situation was the eaportahle
surplus OF this country. Besides the
strong eahisgrams, tao domestic situation
has some points OF encouragement TO hold
ers. Primary market receipts were about
the came as on Monday last. The visible
increased i.la3ooo bushels, but that was
not regarded as a bearish item in view of
the trade having previously discounted
possibls gain of I.S0o CO.
bushels The market was fairly steady n
about 6osso. when the visible supply was
,,astsa but after that statement 10 dropped
"a e0a.c. IL recovered again TO eosSc on
the strength Of the closing cables, and
touched eo2.c Partridge here began to
sell freely, and the pr &C dropped under
that. selling At eo$sc. but reached 10 tosse
AZ the close. The Germ market did not in
tere.t a great crowd today. The price im-
proved lie At the openisg. and the siren 9Th
81 wheat tended TO prevent . decline dur
inr me aay. oats-Masket active. The
visible supply showed 8 decrease Of S's.ooo
hu.hel.. May started out at S2's&s2s.c
ana sod up 60 S2ssc, eiosing.st Ssssa Pro-
xs.lans-The mar ssi vas strong on buying
he Armoar's brokers and covering by
.eort.. TIE gain. for the day were PORK,
s9aIs, lard. aoc ana ribs a2ssa
Closing - whsat-Novsmbsr, safe. De-
ssCosn-Soysmber. Sos esoa.s; December.
oa,,-Norsn,ber. ss.sc; December. ssa
Eye-$>c.
Rar.sy-Meli1ns. Sc
flax3si 4Tas &Lts.r
Dmothy-<Aso
Pork November. si2ess; January.
Sl26sl.
Rlhs - N0venber. sos-as; January,
81 A.
LIVE srocx-
Hogs-Reoelpss. $500 bead efsciAl res
tsrdAy, "a s4S: shipments. S.SiS; lest over.
about $50; quality gate fair. market
active ana Errs anaeE . good demand from
tsash packers and shippers. Psgs nfm and
sselac higher. sales ranged sf 81 &aS<As1
tor Asas; s. &Ss2 80 Tor rough packing,
SAss<sA 20 isx wlxsSi &ASS3Aso fsE heavy
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.


sAs Francisco. Nov. 1.-THE vegetable
market is we'll supplied. Demand light
n Gil lines. Tomatoes are firm. Potatoes
ssd onions are steady. The fresh fruit
market is dull. Grapes and apples move
Of slowly. Lines are weak. The butter
market holds firm. Eggs are weak at
caoiations. Cheese Is steady. Poultry is
ta and weak. Game receipts were heavier.
Closing: Wheat - Easier; December,
Ghe; May. Si.o2he.
bar.ey-W easef; December. sSHc: May.
N0o
corn-si 80.
bran-sts.5 80 per ton.
BRrApsTpFFs AND eRAIss
Flour Family extras. s.. 256f3. 10: bakers
sslrss. 81 1904 -; superiine, 81 1872. ~.
Whes,--The market presents q strong
tone; s3Ac for No. shipping. aud soc
Or choice, milling descriptions. o. n @95c.
Barley ~ Shoss increasing strength
under firm holding; the tendency of the
market j. against buyers. Feed. fair TO
good, s2ls&sT,xc; choice. sss.Qr9oe; brew
iar. a2isIaoc.
0ats-Mueh better feeling prevailed this
nornins. Milling. sL05. surprise, si.l0
eli7Is: fancy feed. sLo5@l 10: good
y choice. 95c@si 02tf; poor tofair. sTis
tW3se; black. sLl5GL3o: red. sLo56Ll5:
gray. 92iSc@sl
Produce receipts--Flour. sacks, ed.I7s;
wheat, centals, Ts.4is; barley. cen,als
~; oats, sacks. 4si; corn, centals. sos;
bans. sacks. 69ss; potatoes. sacks, 2,02s.
enions, sacks. 500; bran, sacks. 100.
MINING STOCKS.
There was no session of the board. on
seco1nt of the funeral Of late member.
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packing aad shipping los. aad e. so3As5
Tor pigx
csf.le-Recespss. 2, oo. Before noon
there - drop IA steers from ioc 10 soe
IN al grades not good enough for EXPORT
trade Native cattle generally sold l5t92le
lover than last week, and wers very heavy
at the close. Cors, Refers snd bulls being
In demand. sold ~ well q. before.
sheeps-Rsceipts, . oo head There
was good inqniry for export stock ~ $50
: . Todsy's quotations we're as follows:
sheep. poor 10 choice. 81 2SE3.25: lambs.
s1@4 Is The bulk Of the sheen ven, as
moss Of the lambs.
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iiOIkL AEEkNAL@

EcrKL nIfLxG
George Hawk, NAxnssi = n Nooshers, Pail City
Lac. d. l. hpof- &oshef
Mr., D.vtcsou Sta RsndAi Mcleod, DO
IA Z Howard. MtgeFaan G " Ackay. Hoodspori
J fehnsoz, DO las 1sasa. SeftA Bsoa
w Pstenk ., okdis, NehE NJ Tsgzat. AnacorIes
n stafford, TEx~i.ay Alalnxs. Aosser
. n Hartson MfXeFnans naise, New York
A Maylar Oak Hsreoz McLasn. w o0GiEv3le
ia Maraor 30 hes sanders 40
Ars ArEastrong, III lot .Trdl n psGgsn, Tacoma
Rs,ss Crssw Lowell Geo Haason. stsnwoo3
N ssnlshxs. L22e ViswKuEte HUSKY, do
Il Hancock. CoEpevsssCspE JOSIE DO
ROTH sU-Ixk
? l. Jenes. sF Ncoa-
N 4 g,~4rana. city Mrs. Atziiszzs. Tacoma
NJ HosxrG, y Ns&so2, co
ii coed. Soc Aestsr 4 FngEse. Caicsgo
u r NeSse~.ge Everett II Rresn q ". CITY
n ss~s.anxer J EsslEron3sg.
] NrNlssa. Esiscn . Nasi4ce. -scro
N-Yga~.xzrrexe3 b 7 Nsoiy. NJ Nernoa
a = 81 ah.trsszn &c Hrsad. EslshAxsn
. 4 paw.oz. Tzcuxs 4 D CsaE. Hines
I, nfsL SPOKANE r hooSrss. scotland
: q 49, - - 6 rzlRneN. -
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Loypos. Nov. 1a-Bar silver, sd
Consols. io2 Tia. Bullion out Of the
Bank Of England. f50.oyo Bank Of En-
gland discount rate. rer cent.
NEw York Nov. I2-fne Ereaing Posfs
London eahsegrarn says: Today's settle
ment discioses q rather larger account, but
u Was easily arranged. Money Was still
cheap, and Contangoss on Americans we're
per cent The tone OF Americans was
uncertain. Saturdays rise was largely
due 10 expectations OF bond issue. The
Official contradiction, therefore. induced
resllzafsons, but private adylces received
here from good quarters indicate that such
an issue must shortly take place Street
prices are better. except Atchison, which
has been offered At s. but subsequently
recovered g little The report coming to-
night Is said 10 show that on the Atchison
system proper interest on the per cent.
bonds has been earned, but not Il the entire
system 10 considered. Other markets were
exchange has risen.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. l2-Ths receip t.
OF wheat tor the past week were: From
Atlantic ports, - 900 quarters: from Pa
cfflc ports. none; from other ports. IL. 600
quarters. Receipts Of American corn,
I. 400 quarters.
Ciose--W Firm dem and, moderate;
No: red winter. Is sad; No. red spring.
Is I'D.
Conduit; demand, moderate; spot. Is
ll1zd; futures, firm; demand moderate;
November. - l01sd: January. Is sgd.
Fiour-Firm; demand, moderate; st.
Louis fancy, winter. IS 3D.
Lard-Firm; demand. mod crate; spot,
BIS cd.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast firm:
demand, moderate. new crop, 81 l5s4f3.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

G. q DErARTnEsy OF AsRzcrLTrsr.S
WsArHgx ErkgAU,
PORTLAND. Or, Nov. il. iss4)
yoescsxs for Tuesday: Fair; too.sr.
II. r. AlCfAroRE.
Observer in Ih&r9s
sxrrrp s7irgs pxyxEyNBrr oy AaKscrrrukss
vrA-HrE zCzEAr-DAIlr ErLLErfA.
SEATTLE wash. NOT n. iss4
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The local produce markets we're fairly
sctive yesterday and prices were about the
zane az on Saturday. Receipts continue
fsir and In some lines excessive. Fresh
fruits are meeting with good steady in.
oulry. and the trade movement 10 OF fairly
large proportions. There are but few
commodities, however. IN which dealers
are maintaining their asking figures.
Choice apples are held quite firmly. but
supplies OF medium grade stock are heavy.
and. being offered nj very low figures.
have tendency to weaken values on the
hest varieties. Ounces are in good sup
NV. but the demand 10 OF small proper
tiens. aud prices are low and weak. Ber-
riss are moving Oft in small quantities at
the quoted rates. Grapes are In good
,upply and sales arc moderate. Prices
are a hsde easier. Pears are numerous
and cheap Choice raisins are reported
slightly hriner. Vegetables Of all descrip-
ions are selling quite well, with values
fairly well sustained.
Dairy produce IL selling In liberal guam
slses at prices that are generally satisfac-
tory to both producer and dealer. Butter
il steady, but eggs are . little weaker.
Cheese is unchanged. Poultry Is in good
punply but dull.
The wheat market shows good steady
tone. and choice stock Is held quite firmly
81 higher figures.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA.
Steamers leave san Francisco Tor Honolulu,
Samoa. Auckland, n. L., and sydney, \. & w.,
without charge
Steamship Alameda. November Is. p m
Honolulu only, Steamship Australia. Nov. "a
THos. A. GRAHAM, AGENT. sTAkR-BOYD
BLOCK. SEATTLE
W. WEBSTER. Dist AGENT, Vancouver. b. c.
J. d. sPREcK zLs & Bros Co.. General Agents.
San Francisco
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MARINE NEWS.

HoouIAM, Nov. 10-rSpeciai. Sailed
From Hoquiam for San Francisco. SD
James A. Garfield; for San Pedro, sh
Norma saised-From Aberdeen for San
Francisco, sh Saiicr Boy. The schooner
Meisnclhon, bound for San Francisco.
lumber laden. attempted to sail out Of the
harbor and. when on the bar. the wind
died out. She struck. lost one anchor and
rudder and sprung q leak and water
logged. but was towed back into the har-
Dor. The damage TO the hull Is not
known.
SAN Francisco. Nov. f2-Arrived-
Waila Walls. from Victoria and Port
Townsend; Wellington. from Departure
bay. Freights and charters-Nic bk Don
Adoifo, lumber. from Puget sound to
Freemantle, Australia; Am bk Gen. Fair
child. coal, from Nanaimo TO San Fran
cisco; Am sh Francis. wheat. from Ia
co ma TO United Kingdom, Havre, Ant
werp or Dunkirk; Chill bk India. now on
Puget sound, lumber, thence to Valpa-
raiso; An SD l. G. Burgess, coal. from
Seattle to San Francisco.
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Tickets may be obtained ct the ONCE OF the
company, at Ocean dock, Seattle
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From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puge
Sound ports, At g. M, Nov. /. 6, IL. l6. Il, 26
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GoODAII. PERKINS & CO..
Genera Agents, san francisco
J. H JOHNSON, p. & supt. Seattle.
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EVERETT RoUTE-sTAR GREYHOUND.
Il Daily Except sunday.
Leaves Seattle se q. E-s Il 40 g. L.. and 40
r. m. Leaves E.crstf ga. IN, ?. n. sae p n
sunasys-Lsaves Seattle II. ID q. n Lsases
Fversts 4 p N.
Fsre-siaxts "trip. T5e: rcunf trip. 81 r. Cen
meets With seats Ter Iseozss AID saoAomlsa.
Iaasinx-Cslzsn deck. tost 81 xsriea street
SEATTLE A TACOMA SAFI1ATfOS Co.
Clsud Tresr. Pres. =. ~. eosdhss ssc'y
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Ls0E ALASKA
r Water TfEns Carl
STEAMER CnfIKAT
wui Leave Seattle SavsF1s~r an1 evs.y -
sArs after unssi farsAs- nntsos-
~ NcAIfEP. Master.
J. "a CARROLL Assas ssawaassass's vssr-.
Taamhsne Sc A
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AciseSand pains
of rian or Beast
get. oHt when
Mexican
Mustang I-inirnent
goes in
Mexican Mustang
Liniment.
goes to the
very citadel of pain
and puts all
aches to flight
Dull pains,
Deep pains,
Smarting pains
all depart when
touched by Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Aches and pains
i'm Man or Beast
cease to torture
when touched
by Mexican
Mustang Liniment
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VICTORIA ROUTE
sIEAEER RoSAllx
Arssaxtoz Do<k-
Issvss fog Victoria aad Part Tcwrssod 1asiy.
sxrsrs sastss, al IL - p - rssarnfn8 issvss
ytcsavsa a a s;essasr I4xae leaves fer Psss
TcwussE4 and ~sy rsrss caisy. sxesps s1n1ay.
ss q -: Ean1sy. direct. - 3 "a rssarssaG
asemA layu xgt 1sgnmaA e An - faana II
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noRT TOWNSEND. FORT AsaELEs AND
i DTNGESEse-
sfEANgR MONTICELLO
Daily sxcsrs hsncsy. TiEas card sgzEsnsinx
TUESDAY, AUGUST Il. 1ss&
Leaves ssassss. 10 o - Isvnssaa- 1873 =
"a panxsasss II e.. arrives Peri AAfssss ~
a n caves Pert Angles. V > N lssvss
fart Teurss41 xoa - arrives -<sste. 10
CITY DOCK CO, seattle. Agsak
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For Alaska. Nov. ssnd "a a m.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER RAINIER,

Rebuilt and refurnished, leaves Colman's dock
Monday Wednesday and Friday at a. m. for
Kingston. Port Gamble, Bansor. seaoeck, Lali-
waup Duwatto, Hoodsport, Union City aud IN
termediste points, arriving in Union City at n
m Leaves Union City g. m Tuesday, Thurs
day aud Saturday, arriving N seattle at p. m
L. E LIBBY, Master
CAN JUAN ISLANDS STEAMER LYDIA
- THOMPSON, carrying United states mail,
leaves City Dock. foot of Main street. Monisy.
Wednesday and Friday at2 a m for Port Towns
end San Juan Islands spd New Whatcom.
seRrH ROUND. TINE CARD. SOUTH BOUND
Iy reatgle 900 arnlIv y. Whateon $50 am
Lv Pt Towns'd 200 am Lv Roche H'r. II 100 am
lv Friday IT'LL 30 am Lv Friday Hr. 200 N
Iv Roche FIR 1890 pmlLv TT Townsd. 5;opm
Arm VIII tcon 600 PM Ar Seattle. s:i5 pm
j. r. Thompson. Managing Owner. J. A. Hat
field Agent. Phone sS
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

PosrLAsp. Nov. l2.-Wheat - Valley
a4975c. WaIla walla. e7iz90s1c.
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aTKA Ks.
noRr RIAKgIEY ROUTE

poRT BLAKELEY ROUTE
Commanding SovsEshsr /. lssa
STEAMER SARAH u. RESTOS
viii leave Blskssey AZ 4 n sna p n: seat
re AtleA IA and p "a. daily s1cept c&szr-
dsy, s1sur1ar leaves aksssy g. ~, p IA
sna e.s p H. ss.xes Ssasiss ID = "a. , n
w Il FRTgRosg. Master.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION CO

INVEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION CO
STEAMER FARALIOS.
Dispatches steamers for Saa Francisco Oct
Is Nov. s Nov. -, Dec. 5. and every 10 days
thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freighl rates can ne obtained By
applying 10 j. g. CARROLL. Agent
Telephone 81.
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For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
toris, at a. passengers received on board at
O. M Nov. l. 9, IA. 10. ~. q
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ID r. STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPORTATION
ID. CoAPAsY
STEAMER BLAND BELLE.
@ ID. Brosnfsle, Master.
Leaves City poek, feot Of Main street. evsry
Nouday wsdaesesy and Friday ats p m. for
PORT rownssnd, Anacortss, saatsh. Farhaye1
ssd whAtcom. goisg through 10 Blaine On Sat.
uraAy - .-,.,
CRY Dock Co. AgsntA Jos. klSnALl-
Telephone s1u Ssnsrai A&n&xsf.
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pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle
an follows.
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VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TR THROUGH
the Islanda STEAMER UTOPIA, Capt
o Brien, Master.
Leaves Tacoma II noon. sesttls Central
wharf. S o. m Mondays aud Thursfeys Tor Fort
Townsend, Ana cortes. fslrhayen, New nat
CON. Blaine and Friday HArbor. going through
to Vancouver on Thursday trip
Fare 20 Blaine, 81: fare 70 Vancouver, -
For further information apply st Centssi
wharf
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nACTFTc NAVIGATION co.
L Tgms Cara. "a effect Oct -. iEst
SEATTLE aud " hsEcom KoGts--Assta OF Mssh-
Inxtou l~sves seattle daily exrsps SATURDAY. at
n = "a seattle and la CoaSer Routs-Fzir-
haven ieavss seattle daily except sunday 81 ,, -
"a IA Tacoma anc seattle k0ute-etsss Of y ssA-
'agfoa leaves seattle TEes1xyss is@rsdAys sna
s.sur1ays a. q b ?.
YEsLEg DOCK.
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