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WAITE rRonr NOTES.

Steamer L. j. Perry came In yesterday
with sixty tons Of potatoes from Dungeness.
A scow load Of 50o.0 900 shingles came in
from Edmonds yesterday and was put on
Northern Pacific cara at the City dock.
Steamer Ai-Ki arrived from Vancouver
yesterday and began taking . cargo Of coal
for San Francisco for the Oregon Improve
ment Company.
The Seattle boathouss, which was
svampsd IN the gale Of . week ago. was
towed 10 its place at the foot of Spring
street again yesterday. after being repaired
at West Seattle.
The ofl1cial measurement Of the small
schooner just built at the foot Of Stewart
street L.: Length. S5.8 feat; width, 1913
feat; depth, 81 feet. Her: gross TONNAGE
Williams. of Waterford.
Revenue cutter u. 8. Grant, Capt To-
xIer, which recently arrived In the Sound
from trip around the Horn, came into
the harbor yesterday after coal and
moored to one Of the ouoys. The Grant 10
bark rugged, painted white and consider.
ably larger than the Wolcott.
The new fishing schooner Lincoln has
been officially measured hy Inspector
Lord. She II 54.3 feet In length, 1853 feet
beam and IL feet depth of hold, with .
tonnage OF ~. ~ gross ana "a. - net She
was built BY Olsen & Palmer, aud will 60
into the halibnt fishing business.
Steamer Queen arrived from San Fran.
cisco yesterday with the following passen-
gers for Seattle: II. B. Thistle, wife and
four children, Mrs. e. Eaton. E. L. Haas,
G. A. Darling, +. II. Cam. J. Rebel
sheimer and wife, John Driscoil, Charles
Marshall, Eva Douglas, Mrs. Atten, J. b.
Dun, A. A. Baker. J. r. Harden, Miss Lot
tie Hayes, Miss L. SHAPIRO, Miss E. Nixon,
#. Jansen, j. jenkins, Miss X. Bray, Mrs.
A. 8. Hall, r. Thayer and wife, James
Long, NJ. Fowdsn. j. Van Valkenburg, p.
A. Tharaldson and wife, and eighteen
steerags.
The following passengers left on the
Umstiiia yesterday for San Francisco:
Mrs. L. N. Catiin and daughter, L. G..
Bailey, III. s. Flood. b. X. Knapp, Miss 8.
McSorley. Mrs. s. ~. Richardson, Mira. G.
McSorley, c. f. Campbell, A. Boram, III.
Boram. A. Wyatt. ]. Monohan, Miss C.
Hovalt, Mrs. l.. Il. Jackson, Miss Mary
Welsh. G. Forbach and wife, Mrs. +. G.
Neufeider, A. blackstone and wife and two
children, A. w. Norman, A. ii. Roberts,
David Ciap,on. Mrs Hepburn, Miss Lizzie
Hall, w. J. Rust, r. r. Macoughtry, Mrs.
X. Lafoysee, w. Armstrong, Mrs. Dodge.
nurse and child. and thirty stserage.
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There 10 no batter roate between Chicago and
81 Paul than that Of tie North essern line;
none more direct, more solid.y snt snhstan-
tally constructed. equipped with enc coaches
slespins, psrsor, compartment and dining cars
or operated with greater vigilance or psiastak-
Tag care for the safety and comfort Of i,s passsa
gers The private compartment sleeping ear OF
unusual elegance and enish, in which ell the
privacy Of eae's own apartment Is sec nred or II
desired. two or more compartments can he con
secsed en- suite. TIE buffet library car embraces
aspacsoas smoking saioon. furnished vita easy
ehssrs, writing desks . weil-se.ee;ed library of
standard and popuia. works, guide books and
current periodicals. . weIi-ssaeksi buffet bar
BAR shop, bath room and an apartment Tor
luggage All OF these ears were especially con-
strgcsed FOR this train in the hsst pcssieis man
NET include every eonssaisnee and are onnsc.ed
by vcsrshnled platforms. permitting ready pass-
are FROM one 10 another. - tn apartments sa
susts. The systerns Of heating, ventilation,
lighting and electric standardization are eli a
p~sfsct - possaeia All meals are served in ain
ing eass 81 rouse These claing cars are sra
esons and comfortable, Ard the cnis4ne and
service are Ia eli respects entirely 1nsxeeptina-
abba r. ". rarkss. Puget SQUAD agsas. No III
Caczry street, seattle
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SHARES BOLD.
The total sales Of stocks today were
"a, 100 shares. including: Atchison. 49,
700; American Sugar. 81 800: Chicago Gas,
II, 800; Burlington. 2, 100; Disabling. $500:
Erie, 1910; General Electric. 5000; Louis
vile * Nashville, $500; National Lead,
1000; New York q New England, $3.50;
Northern Pacific, 400; Reading. $500:
st. Paul, II, 800.
Hops--Quiet; state common - choice,
o0l7c; Pacific coast. i29isc.
uEfAIA
Pig iron--Dull.
Coppsr--Wssk.
Tin-ouies; Straits. siao bid; plates
duh.
Spe.ter-steady; domestic, $al7}<; sales
on change, so tons June tin.
COFFEE
Cotfse--Options unchanged to points
decline; Was quiet and steady during the
morning. but eased OF later on resiising
Gales and closed easy at 10 to Is points
decline; Sales $50 bags. including:
September. iA55ss146s; December. SAG
lAo6
Spot cofiee--Rio, dull: No. 7, l6,sc;
mild, quiet; Cordova. i9@l9,4c. Sales.
no bags, Central American private terms.
Warehouse deliveries At New York ysster-
day were 4. 9a5 bags: New York stock to-
dsv, 10. l9s bags; United States stocks.
81. 800 bags; atoat for the United States,
$4,000 bags; total visible tor the United
States. 436, sos bags against last year 49,
ooA bags.
Rio-Hoiiday.
HAntos and Hamburg-Hoi
London-Markes quiet: prices nm
changed. s TO Cd lower.
Hsvre-No report.
sC6A2
Sugar-Raw, firm. Sales. 2, 400 bags
centrifugal, 81 test, is-16e; 500 bags Mus
covado, 50 test, At 2sse. One cargo GEN.
srifugal, 80 test. to New York specuiators
at aysc aud and for shipment. Refined.
firm and active: No. 6. a-lsesss.c; No.
Z. 5 T-ieassse; No. Z. ssss8s e-i6c: No. o.
81. tfS --itc
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LcSpcS, May a-Ths amount Of bullion
gone into the Bank Of England on balance
today. zx3s. 600; Bar silver. 9o5 fins. c9s<d |;
Cossols. 100 SI6; Bank Of England dis
count rate, 3 Per cent
NEW YoxK. May &-Ths Evening" Post's
London caois sayss Today the bank re-
serve 10 down f4szooO In cash which has
gone to Scotland and the provinces. Four
hundred and forty thousand pounds in
gold -ere imported during the week. E1o0.-
90 from Australia, E306. COO in bars were
bought and $1,000 came in from Paris
and 5000 from Portugal. Other securi-
ties went mp 81. oo0, 90 owing to further
borrowing by the markeI Except in En-
giish railways the markets were stagnant
and deprssssd. The Argentine gold pre-
maum vas 285. There were rumors Of
mercantile failures thera This, with the
continued fiatnsss Of Americans, depressed
ell speculation. Americans closed about
the worst. especially Reading. Silver 10
unchanged and steady. Balfouf's speech
on bi-msealiism 10 the chief topic Of con-
versstion. The continued depression nat
urally helps the discussion Of bi-mstallic
proposals.
ueLIsH GRAIN MARKET.
LrvHsPooL, May 3.-Wheat-Dull: hold
err offer freely; No. California, b 3i5d
No. 2 red winter, Il Sd.
Corn-Stsady; demand moderate; new
mixed. d 97d.
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TAToosK. May a-Passsd out-ThsE-
curp p Port p RIshsier for s.. Fr.n .
HooUrAM. May 3.-fSpeciaL ARRIVED
Bktn North Bend. from Rsdondo Beach.
Sailed, May 2-Schr J. B. Leeds. for San
Francisco.
PoRr TOWNSEND, May 3-tSpecial. +
Sailed--Bk Siminoia. for Fiji islands and
Sydney; schr Acadia, to Port Bakelsy
for repairs; sh Wachusstts, from Ma
naimo for San Pedro. To sail tomorrow
--Sh Spartan, from Seattle for San Fran
cisco. !.
san Francisco. May 3-Clsared- Str
State of California, Astoria; Costa Rica,
Nanaimo; Monouaiwi. Honolulu and
Sydney. Depsrted-Giory of the 6sas,
Nanaimo: City Of Florence. Queenstown:
wilma. Nanaimo; sch Spokane. Hiio.
RxDosDo, May 3-0ailed-Bktn Araso.
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On the threnfenad fc>~-f~----
The strength a. g.. -. 49,. q =
psctasious th.1 - .-.s.1 W. g s"e e.
mittes would ,sr.-e e. 80 1 ~, 80 :.
sus.r arr.,d.sp - ATTN nsii vssh The
sosd s. Rc-s.. - vAa Electric vas
Of st<,eh 49, 49, - = ss1..son o. DIG oiock
w. nox In 49, -~.s.~. - - .1o1uou
lota 81 q. ouS sosu some
the es,s- -. no Louisvuie In
p~.ss 1saine. end iatsf bought
$50 ana Atehisoa On the dsciine.
$3.50 18uFe oeioN The cur
-. sS oos tnas wsss eabied for Lon
49, ots me opening 70 buy St Paul.
1us tne stock did not touch the pr,es
named The market opened . fraction
lower aud rrieee d.~t,r.d 3, ~. -
trading. except far srs., - S.s,ss.. -
The vestc..s -. = 49, 80 ..s -
mas, ~. - -. -, 2, Dfsss duration, and.
-.--s so .sau % Ao0aceo. M 8sueFai liss
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NV Yosx. May a--Speeu'ation on the
s1ek exchange Was quite active, bat the
ssssaslsas tone MAS weak and dull. the de-
s'sssion being largely due not 10 the gold
.essrasnt, bu, the difficulties which heses
Notgznig alton committees in the lead
saalways in the hands Of rsoeivers
- had bad effect ST. Pau. and syns-
sassseally. the other grangsrs. were
On the large decrease in the earn
q ST. Paul. Atehison Was especially
kEsy On the sale Of Is. 600 shares. said 70
- an estate which is being arportioned
NE heirs. Resling was again weak
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70 extra naGivs s&ssrsI g. 5oQ4so: msdium.
A13Nk3O: othssa. tasso<s5; Tsxanas
NO&Ala
Ho9.- Rscsipes, 2s,ooo head Market
10. 81 lie lover; rough hsevy. - -
A13: paeksr8 and mExsd. IS m0h1;
go. assorted light 81 io41M
Sheep-Recsipss, [. 90 aesd. Aarkse
unchanged; top shesp. - z59A sos iambos
H.750l00, extra iamho, 81 208AA
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DAciFfU rAvIuATIoN COxPAHY-
j TInn TARLA In e0ecs April !, lnoA
kEATTLE-wHATcoM RoUrk
Daily Sunday sxcsptsdh
6TEANER STATE OF WABHTNoTON
~ Seattle. u 20 n Ly Whateom. las =
AZ whsrcom. 600 . N Ar Seattle. $500 , n.
Stopping st Fidaigc. Anacortes and Hairhavan,
and 1t uveress south bound. connecting - eoastlo
with sssansr Henry Bailey fss Tacoma
sHArTLErACoMA RoUrR
Daily toxcspe Saturday,.
sTEA MEN HENRY BAILBY
Lv Tacoma. 2:o0 m Lv seattle. ..- ESQ n
Coanscttng with Steamer state OF Washington
for FiaAl&o. Anacortes, Eairhaven and Whatcom,
and with steamer fairhaven for EvUret1 La Con-
nes and I'll W hfdby Island pointa
La CONNER AND WILDLY BLAND xOUrE
sroPPlSo At EvKaETr.
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
North h'nd-Except Sat 9euth bd-Excspf Sum.
Lv seattle, 80. 300 p m " La Conner $3.50 m
Ar Everett. -. ll,3o n " Everett. :. i 90 D m
Ar La Conner. 500 m Ar Seattle. -: 80 m
stopping 1t Edmonds Everett. Clinton. Browns
Point Langley. Coupevle. San dc Fuca. Oak Has.
Dor and Utsalady; connecting a& seattle with
Steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
wharvss-PaciAo Navigation Co. Tacoma: p
ciec NastgAsten Co.. Seattle formerly Bakers
dock. foot o. Univsrs,ty strest); Merchants' dock
Everett
For fuil partseulAra rates. excursieaa towass
eso. apply 70 or address 4. J. MACLEOD, Agent
Seattle telephone 8l6: ]. Z HARMON, Fr0lghS
and Passenger Agent Tacoma: telephone "a
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
HorKL NoxrHRRs

HoyKL NORTHERN
r Aplund. Tacoma II Jacob. San Francisco
4 h Iutsoa, do wf Morgan, do
Hazard. DO q 5 Marshall, do
willard. do N Goss. Enumciaw
III Goldsssin, Portisnd e A LAYING. do
Thompson, 60 II Baron, Chicsgo
II r Dgnnlway, do FIJI Day, do
Solviiie, New YORK q W Gordon, Kent
b Racker. Everett Jw Sawyer Ut Town
. q Williams, Cincinnati AacGuirs. City
the ARLINGTON.
r IAsher. Oakland w II Gardner, Tacoma
ID scott Yakima l. If Jansen. do
II Cammack, So Louis q Taft do
Chss Miller, Ps Twnsnd Mrs NJ McDonald, shsitn
Mrs Miller, do Miss Mcdonald. do
q fuden, Chicago l. h Aaway. NcnteCrsto
Thistss&f. York Dr shoredf, La Conner
Hopper. do III kssngenship. Fairh
{! u Irvine. stsnwoed A Nsahams. blaine
G DiiiHaan. Milwaukee Miss Msdhnaas. DO
Horace Brown. n AIhny G & Hosksns, sioux Cy
Mrs Brown. do Mrs Hasksns. do
A Salisbury, sprague WIN d Ralee&w. do
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,KAoIr RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD

leaves IRly, Bagardns 4 ca . dock, foot sprsng
street seattle Monday, Wednesday aad Friday
on tsde for Edmonas sssnseod sgAgit city,
Everett Fiorenea. Nj Vernon, luialsp. Fir. AyoR.
returning aIietn ate 6ayA
ILL.,. BooARDus CO. AEenA
TeisaAousf l2a
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TUNP ON THE CRICKET-SEArrLREvn
y aourE I've round trips dstiv excsps sunday
TINE CA hD-IAsve seattle 7:1o . u. and 2:le
M. daily except sunday Leave Everett
lV:lo m ana Pals N. daily except sunday.
Connecttons- AZ Seattle with steamer Flyer ~
Tacoma ~ Everett with steamer NikAdo fos
0sohomish. Landtaes-Foos a MaAison street.
seattle. fb0e Hewitt avenue, Everett
IARE-osassie 70 Everett 75c; round trip, IL a
s q NERF. Managing 0wneR.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
STATE OF rRApG

eTATE o. TRADE
Car FRAxcrsco, May 3-Thsrs were
~ changes In the vegetable market today.
Ihe receipts include i.Oal boxes asparagus,
~ boxes rhubarb. $50 sacks potatoes. 702
eA6ks peas, boxes cucumbsrs, 10 sacks
beans, boxes tomatoes.
onions aud potatoes are weaker.
! eammsr squash arrives more plentifully
hom Winters.
The straw berry market was steady this
Enaning. with receipts OF 34s chests. The
Iseoipts Of cherries were 2l7boxsa Prices
Suls arm.
i've cars OF oranges were sold At auction
3HtsFday.
The butter market IL weaker again for Ill
nndss.
Esgs are firmeY.
Cheese 10 steady.
There are no changes reported In the
poultry market Stocks are heavy and
prices steady.
Produce receipts--F Flour, quarter sacks.
Els wheat. centais. IS; Oregon. 10, yh5;
harley, centals, 1856: oats. centals, 525:
pfekon, 2.6oi; corn. sacks. 1850; rye.
eeeks, 0b: onions. sacks. oA2.
pRKApsrUrrs AND eRAINa
Hour--we quote ~ follows: Net cash
prices for family extras. $aW&3s0 per
aersl, bakers extras. $5.5o&3.60: super
ID, " VSs 2 IS per barrel.
Wheat-For call board purposes, spot
Wheat 10 worth $i.0oGeL02ts pcr Genital.
With no general demand. Trade on ship
eng account remains inactive. Milling
vneat continues TO be firmly held at .
ssaes Of SI07 ,sGI i2,s per GENITAL
earlsy--There IL very little doing In the
sdinary way, though there 10 fair activity
Speculative circles. This latter circum-
snce, however. does not help the imme-
enta situation. as December barley is the
Faon almost exclusively dealt in. Prices
nov fair strength rs offerings are light,
4sotable at 81 o5Gi 10 per Genital for mill
~ With small sales reported at &iieis.
ouvine remains steady at $l.i5et LII =
~ csptal.
Vsss--fhe volume OF business continues
limited PROPORTIONS. We quote: Mil
- N2saeSISais; Surprise. NS1ss1
IN: fancy feed, $L27h9Ls2,s; good
sAo.ee. sListsIL22is: poor to fair.
lWA9Li7is, black. 81. iodf ~: red.
eainAi; gray, si.i2ssGl2s,s per GENITAL
usats--on sight, New York. per 500.
As premium Sterling bills-on London.
aay bank, AS&
s.ser bars. per ounce. 6&s<864Sc
as1isan dollars. os4astsc
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For vAaeosv~.

Tain further sotics the scssfls lAas shcre a
Exxtera uzia leaving ss.stss as ss<s q IN and
arriving ~ p - sill sskxs direct eoansetsoas
Ger vsncoavsr ard pesnts East via Caassssn
rae.he Tsroaxa rsxsar cara hsssesa seattle
ed Yasee1Ink
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L'oR THE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
TAKE The FAss sad commotsoSs
STEAMER GENERAL CANDY

For Btrchela sidney, Charsesson DRY pock. IRE
nerson peessar. Trssyfons sAsco. sisveraals
Aad inter mediate ponsA Leaves HArrsngtons
wsArf As feet OF Was hlRgtoC street., q 30 . N
daily excNpf aandAs.
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TESTIMONIALS:

Read what your dentist Aas to
say about 1t:
We have carefully sxamined the
formula Of LUBIN'S CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER and ind
that 1t contains nothing that can in
the slightest degree injure the teeth
or gum. II has in its competition
sufficient sntiseptic properties to 1
sveeten the breath and make the
gum hsaithfui and firm. Its daily
use will help TO prevent ths fcrma-
ton of tartar and the accumulation
Of parasisicat animaicul0 % tnju-
riotIs 20 teeth aud gum.
W. r. GlpDfSGS. y. d. 8.
GEO w. BRAGDON. D. q. 3.
GRO. u. FAULKNER. p. d. 9.
T. @. ALBIN. ID. D. 8.
L. N. LESSEE. .. ID. 8.
Nv. pESPORTES. D. 3. q.
ALBERT FORREST.
CP. BROWN, ID. ID. s.
GEO. 4. MILLER
JOS. MOTDY.
W. y. s. CoYSE. L D. q ana n.
1 r. G. D. 5.
q. q. GRIFFIN.
]. IL. FOX.
h wv. PUTNAM
/ N. PRATHER
/ LUBrE's TOOTH POWDER
/ makes Good Teeth.
/ Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
\ Good Digestion makes Contsnt-
|. meat. -.
4 Conssntnsnt makes lie worth
/ living.
/ Is CENTS 4 D0TTLR
/ Stewart I Holmes Drug "a
h Wholesale Agents,
/ sIlnU JllA VIA iloelL
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~ decided advance IN gram within the
- thirty days has resulted In great bens.
10 farmers both In Eastern and Wlpt-
% Washington. Especially has this bseh
snss east of the mountains. Barley
- h now IS per ton higher than IL was
kty days ago. Oats are g higher and
IN led has advanced n. There 10 .
3e6gy demand for these products In CALI
EniA On account Of the prospective crop
nuss, and farmers are rsaping benefit.
akfng Of these conditions yesterday e.
n Dosardus. Of Lilly, Bogsrdus 4 Co, sx-
sed tho opinion that the prospects for
WshinGton farmers this year wsre sx-
uo1inely bright The certainty Of short
IN In California and OF . good crop In
Warrington were likely to give the farm
~ hsss IN opportunity to retrieve their
gtuaes Of last year.
! The usual shipments Of California pro-
~ arrived by steamer. but net until
~ IA the day, and the goods did not got
p ~ market. New. onions and cherries,
~ inst Of the season, we're included in
~ ssosipts. Prices generally remain the
- but asparagus u quoted higher.
NJ salt aides have been marked OF one
CnoTtsr Of cent.
/ ~ market II we'll cleaned up Of
1nanss. but more are expected - arrive
halbw days.
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Fer Ednon1s Everest Clinton. Langley conpe
vile, vtsalaay, Ffdaa-s CITY Anaeorsss sAmssh
Tssrsaven sehorn< and WkAscssn- isassng s<asEss
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays ~ . M
Refurninx leaves WhA.csrs Wednesdays. fsidkys
aEa Sundays - Toe . IA. iAEs..nx ~ cry Docs
THOMPSON HHOx
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BcsTos. May a--Closing:
Asehtsoa ......... IIAzBufstngtoo ....... tx
Bell IeispAona.... 1s8 lAexiean .......... E6
"a utogo.....---.. 81
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parLy ExcEpr MosnAs. TINE GAIA
COMMENCING MONDAY. DEC Ia fsoa
Leaves s~attie Zoo Z Tasn&<ni. 10 80 q
~ pangsnexs 1880 "a arrives pers Anseas&
liSo p ia: seaves pers sSties. "a p 5easss
frxs Tewzs<as 90 p M, arrives seattle, SO
= - SlTy 0oG6 90 eeoskto AuoafA
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WILEY NAVIGATION CO

G WILEY NAVIGATION CO
Seattle Tacoma aad olymplo
Route
STEAMER MULTNoNAH
Leaves Seattle daily as lee p -
0EATTLE-TAcoMA ROUTE
STEAMER CITY OF ABERDnEN
Leaves Seattle daily u 500 = n. and See , =.
FARE TO TACOMA. 80 CENTA
LaaAias-Cisy Dock foot Of Main osrsse, Cen.
msrciAi Deck, Tacoma
T. \ HATFIELD. Agsss
CAPTAIN l. WILEY, ManAgoa
Telephone s3a
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follows,
For San francisco via Pert Townsend and Vie
toria. At . m. passenger received On board o.
m May 8, 8. l3, Is. % and u.
For Alaska May Is and 81
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound port& ~ 0 . M. May s. 10. Is. 20, -. 80.
Tickets may be obtained at the once Of the com
pany. ~ Ocean deck. seattle
0ooDALI. PERKINS q co.
General a gents, San Franc Dcn
J. II. JoHmsos. r. \ sups. seattle
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INNING srocKA
PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

senAsn. May s - Wheat - Valley.
- Wslia Wagla, -ass.s,Sc per GENITAL.
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Will LuAT1 HkbLx1 WHAHR AT r. r.
SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS AND THURsDAY0
For tdmenaa Clinton, Browns Point Langley
uasaady. Fidaigo City. Anaccrtes, eamish and
Elaine and semiahmoo Returning leave What
com Aenday, wednesday, Saturday ~ .. m
Fare to whafcom, el.Oo: freight 70 whasoom q
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WIN SAIL ffom Seattle -
0ITKA AND WAY FORTS Z
NAY ~. 1884
Carrying Freight and PassnsssA
For faxthN particulars apply 81 Uniea Deck, loes
Of Union street.
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I,vERETT ROUTE
II STEAMER aREYHoCNn.
Ds6iy sIce~ sunday.
Lvs seattle. 1 80 n Lvs seattle. -. A:l0 N
Lys Everett. B:S5 . n Lvs kvsts3.. 400 p N
su,s.v. Leaves Seattle ................ Asu0 m
Leaves kverstt - ......... 90 N
fAaE-ssSsIg TAR T5e; RouSp TAR. ~. Is
Connects with boats fof Tacoma ana snoeosatsA
Laaegng ColmAa deck. soes Of Marioa street
eEATTI.f ANB TACOMA NAvf6AFfoS co.
CL4ps TRour prs& W aooeHsA sscy-
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ADE AND SHIPPING.
ners Profiting BY the Adj
vance I'm Grains
I'm PROSPECTS sa.oHT NOW.
nuesns and Cherries h RasAos-
Avasagss QssssA MseAss =
Dry ssit siAss %.

J =. 4 psrAK1nKxT % Aox1cuLruns, !
WEArMgB BungAu.
4 PORTLAND, Or, Nay Z. fSol
~ friday: Fair: slight tempenA-
- 1Hnnn BLAungokD, l. y. O.
- RA1Rs pKYAGTMKNr % AGsIcuI1uHD
t1uge DuKEAu-DArLY DcLL9rTM
exATTL1, wash-. Nay Z ~
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WHIT AND sNoHoNIsR ROUTE
CUT RATE TO EvERxTr

STEAMER MABEL
Leaves City wharf Tuesdayp Thursdavo 90
6aturaays At q m for Edmonda Nukiltoo. Nv.
erett MarysvtilA East Everett, lowell ana sac
homilh FARE TO EvERETT 500: ROUND
TRIP SCOT TO 6NOH0MIsH, SOC
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE
IrKAMER RArSrEn,

Rebuilt asd sefsrnishsd leaves Merchants aoeA
Monday "wednesday aaa Friday ~ q M fos
kingston Port Gamhle. Bangor. seabeck Liz
wAnp Duwatto. Hsedspost L nioa City end inter.
mediate Points. arriving IN Union City Ut 3 D IN
Leaves Cnien City 9 . N. Tuesday. fhursaay
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FARE TO TACOMA. 80 cENrA
DACITIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follows,

GooDALI. PERKINS d Co.
General \ gsnts San Franc Dco
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