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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-24
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..
STATE or TRADE.

SAN FRASoisco. April 23-The receipts
of asparagus today were the largest OF the
season so far. There were In all 1854
boxes. Other receipts were 3ae boxes rhu-
barb. boxes cucumbers, IL boxes toma-
toes, rs sacks potatoes, sacks beans and
LIS sacks peas. The potato market 10
steady. with onions very firm.
There is nothing new in the market for
orange, and apples. The receipts of straw
/ berries were large. asgtegating 20 chests.
Honey Is higher and in demand.
Butter holds firm at quotations. Eggs
are steady under an improved demand.
Cheese is unchanged.
The poultry market Is heavily supplied
with all varieties. Turkeys are dull.
Produce receipts-Flonr. quarter sacks,
aaSs; Oregon, 3.sA. Washington, 2e4s:
wheat. ptals. 3. 1873; Oregon. 3.5is: barley
eenlals, i5i0; oats, Oregon, Las; Wash
ington, 3.0l5; corn. sacks, 7.lsi. potatoes.
sacks, 1875: Oregon, l,491.
BRxApsruFFs AND GRAINS
Flour--We quote. Net cash prices
for family extras. sSeoUtS. 20 per barre !:
bakers extras. $3.5otG2oo. supertine, 81 70
ssae5 per barrel.
Wheai-No trade doug on shipping se-
count. For cali purposes custom can lee
u
The demand Is not of a pressing charac-
ter. Ia speculative circles this morning
there were no sales of May wheat. the
oaly option dealt being December delivery.
Barley Firm holding is the feature of
ihs market, sales not being very brisk. In
some interior sections quite high prices
are eeing paid for stock thas will be ased
eventually for seed purposes. Speculation
IN the call board is carrying Decem5 Der bar
iey a. 20 stlll taller prices. Quotable at
N.Vlss9 l. 10 per Genital for feed and 81. i2is
81 - per GENITAL for brewing quality.
oais-Ihe tone Of the market continues
oil steady character. with q moderately
good amount OF business in progress. We
quote as follows: Milling. N.l7isesL e5'3:
ianey feed. Si-27i.e9L S2i4; good TO
saoiee. sLl5@si.23; peer to fair, aslse3
Nlsss; black. 81 Q7iseei3i.: red nonI-
la, gray. 81. 1901. ~ per censal.
rINANCtAI
ptss,s-on sight, New York. rer 500.
premium. sterling bii1s--on London.
estay bank. SASs.
silver bars. per ounce. sSis163,.e-
Aexsean dollars. $50 ssh e-
ArNs~a S~prNx
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.veen labor and capital. TAs industrial.
s most frsesy Sold during the morn
sad gave wsy more read;sv
rae1 leading With . break Of 2tx
Electric Vas a,so freely Of
and decline of 2 FER
80 Vas followed By recovery of rs<
,aa hnal reaction Of. Between IL and
COCK the downward movement Us
enscked ~ purchases 70 cover short con-
A'a- HE purchasing movsneus. Will.
NOV very strong. vas steady throughout
'ne early afternoon and recovsrses we're
nos excesding fraction. except in the
Ssse OF eordase. which rallied 1 psy cent.
me higher figures we're maintained unt:l
sssss delivery hour when a rsnesas of III.
seaans caused reaction In which u,ost of
zoe cary improvement Was lost and stin
over hgares we're touched in Northern
Iacinc, marking sosss decline Of TX. and
y 70 y IN other shares OF the se,,ye list
Bond market was weak.
yovsrnmeat bonds--Dau.
resrolsam--sseafy; Pennsyivaaia sales
none; eiosed 81 Sc bid. Lima saiss none.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded I'm the Auditors Once
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January
1894. are 81. COS, 754 There were filed for
record yesterday IL deeds. the consldera-
tions agrregating s. s65. Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
& CO.. abstractors of titles, lls Cherry
street. between Front ana Second:
A. Fortiouis to J. Cohlentz ct al. und y
40 lots in q. c. Calkins' first, 81.
A. Fortlouis To J. Cohlentz ct al, lots
:. 10 II. block .. Bell Heirs. s.
A. Fortiouis 10 J. Cobleniz lots ID Is
Is. L., block Q, Freuch's 10 Slaughter. 81.
g. Nydeil Ia L. Langdon. sci. OF swt.
sec 81, 3, q. 81, DO,
r. Langdon to Schwabacher Bros Il Co.
Sc of swl. sec 3. 3. q 81.
Z. La Belle 20 William Thaanurn, lot 8.
block ~. Salmon Bay Park, $50.
u. T. Denny TO Z. Insz Denny, lots and
6, block Is, North Seattle, 81.
+. tnez Denny 10 Thomas X. Clarke.
lots 5 and q. block Is. North Seattle, s.. oc0
:. Il. Denny u Thomas h. Clarke, lot 4.
block -. North Seattle, 81
Lille White 10 Carrie Anderson, nss lot
5, block A. Hamblet's Acres, s.
F. j. Natterson to Jerry Callahan. lot
-. block 4 Replat Hambiet's acres. 500.
". W. Dearborn 70 Ellen A. SAWYER. Ia
lots IN Queen Anne second. ST. so.
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Hors.
Hops--Quiet.
MxrALA

MErALA.
Pig iron--steady.
Copper-Quiet.
L-ad-Steadier.
Tin-steady; Straits. SO 40 bid; plates.
dull.
spelrer-Easy: domestic. s34o1s bid |;
sales on Change, . tons; May tin, $i9. A.
coFFKE.
Cofiee-Options opened dull, generally
weak, Notwithstanding European cables
were better than expected. Considerable
liquidation caused decline in the after
noon, closing steady NJ 5 to 10 points net
decline. Sales were II. 80 bags. including
April. SIS, soai6oo; May: SIS 75@io.s5;
June. $i5 i1et 1850; July. SIS -; Septem-
Der, si4. 706Ii so; December. $I4.25. Spot
cotiee--Rio, dull: No. 7. lie: mild, quiet:
Cordova, Iol4@ ioyse: sales, 800 bags SAINT os
to country srot AZ Iss.c, 900 bags Central
American r. T. Warehouse deliveries
Saturday. 500 bags; New York stock
today. LIS, 100 bags: United States stock.
2S'. 600 bags: total visible for the United
States. SCI 900 bags, against as, CO., bags
last year
Rio-Market steady. no quotations: ex-
change, aisd: receipts. two days. 5000
bags; stock, los. 600 bags; cleared from Rio,
81, ooo bags.
Ssntos-M Market steady; no quotations;
receipts. two days. LOCO bags; stock. IS. 600
bags.
Hamburg-Market quiet; sales, 1900
bags; prices unchanged 10 Lpfg lower.
London Market quiet; prices IN
changed. generally 81 higher: cleared from
England TO New YORK. 100 bags.
Havre-Market opened barely steady;
sales, 10000 bags: prices Il higher; closed
with the advance lost; cleared from Havre
TO New York, II. COO bags.
SUGAR
Sugar-Raw. easier: fair refining. 2[c;
centrifugal, 96 test. 2 b. Ice: sales late Sat
urday. $40 bags; centrifugal, 90 test.
? l3-i6c: refined. quiet.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
HOrEI NnRFHrrx


Tas North Western limited leaving .frnesu-
osls sni - Paul every day IN tie year isr CHI
cage carries iae ausst railroad ea-z which ia
woE.d ass ever seen. TAey are respectively 4
tafat. smoking en4 library car. doao.a state
room sleeping car, drawing room car, dla-
lsg ear and private compartment sleer,-
iaS es-. IL took longer - tesssn tae.a ca.
t.aa - busi4 ;aeEi. much s:seatlon was
glvsa 10 TIE details Psssseh g&s sn4 heated "a.
stsSHA Tia wheels are thirty sgx inches in
diameter ara ei kEEpp s:seI
ksca car aas tas sa,..saaa.coytay dewfee .os
every etaeE se@sgFs Seslxse4 "a incrasse ,he
s.isEy Of fsyeL TIE steps, rs3fags guards
etc. are all 81 sos.d hrsss AsShIy 20 ivse :
asu yoa trsvei ne sure ycgr tickets reas II.
the NeSthN esgern. berths in TIE asove ca. AZ
sss sszas rs'es OF ordinary seepsr "
FsrEsr. Puget SQUAD sxeri, iii cAssry s,sesl
ses.fsA
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YrxANcrAL

LosDoy. April 23.-Bar silver. os5 hne.
I'd; Gonsols. iViss. bullion iato Bank
Of England, xlsf.no; Bank Of Ensisnd
discount rate, per cent
srw YoRx. Apri! 23.-The TreaiaT Past's
London saoaegrsna says: Tcdav the mar
kets we're idle. IS settlement. negirs somor-
rox- The only feature was the fsatuess OF
Americans on sac Weak operators we're
frightened by the labor and other troubles
On your side The fall ranges from 50
cents TO $50 per share Atchlson. Mil
waax0 and Louisville we're the leading
stocks. IL - rumored that the latter COM
pany - trying 10 place large amount in
bills here, bat this Was quite uncon-
hrned in the best quarters. prices
closing At ;hs worst. Braxilians
we're good, bus other South American
stock vas depressed By the further
rise of S points of the Argentine gold pre-
MUM 20 nearly the highest point yet
touched Trouble is fea-ed In Argentina
unless much help comes from England or
the United States. Inc outlook IS gloomy
here. The firm Of A. Vonber. of Ham,
burg. demand q period OF settlement. ow-
ing 10 the sniei.e Of their Valparaiso repre-
sentative. Uae hundred and seventy-ssx
pounds in gold and United States coin
were bought by the Bank of England.
ENGLISH GRAIN Market.
LIVERPOOL. April 23-Wheat-Firm;
demand poor: No. 2 red winter, Is lid
Confirm: demand poor; new mixed.
IS f0s4d: futures. dull; demand moderate;
April, IS 1914, May, Is ioi; June. IS ESD.
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IxsLism GRAIN MAEKEr
MARINE NEWS.

TAroosH. April 23-5 p. m.-rSpe-
eial. Parity cloudy; fresh southeast
wind. Passed-carrollton, for Nanaimo |;
I'd. H. b. NJ. Hyacinthe. for Esqnimal;.
NEAH BAY. April 23.-5 p. nj Special. ]
Partly cloudy; light east wind.
CLALLAn BAY, April 23.-5 p. m.-iSpe-
ciai- Partly cloudy; light northwsst
wind.
Posr ANGLES, April 23.-Sailed-U. s.
ctr L. 5. Grant, for Port Townsend.
NAsAIMo, April 23.-Arrived Dist
Crown of England. Port Los Angeles.
Sailed 22d-San Mateo. for Comox.
ASTORIA, april B. Arrived - Bktn
Portland.
SAN FRAscfsco, April 23--Departed---
Afognak, Pyramid Harbor. Cieared-State
of California, for Astoria.
Arrived -Drumcliff. Ciearcd-Orisntal,
Nanaitlo
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THE NEW YoRk MARKETS.
-Hx srccK xxcHASGx.

NEv NcSx. April = The week orersd
60 the New York Stock Exchange win
aeaTy tone 10 speculation. and prices de-
s'esa heavily during the fsrs, hour and .
AAs OF b1slaesS. The depression vas IN
s'easel by weakness Of London market
- American securities and araitrage
@@4sSs we're sellers Of ST. Paul. Aaehison
"a other Arbitrage securities Ihe
.aAaee ASS nearly ali on the sheTi side ~
.as market and the professionals rnt cut
sssas shorts The rumors about the great
saaSssria' Army are beiaS used 10 create
~asssness on the Street. and even IN some
e1atsfs She march is beginning 10 assume
.se'.ous aspect IN view 81 the exsass
ss'ea i ossss - professional agisA'eFs to
ssssse : !sIugbaace Of tie relations be-
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TUMPoN THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- RorrE Two rousd trips aiip excep, SUNDAY
TINE "a hD-LsAv~ seattle ?:3c . M aud !. Is
IA. daily except Sunday Leave Everett
lV;l5 . m and S:lS p IN. daily except sunday
Connections At seassss with steamer FLYER for
Tacoma Al Everett with steamer Aikado for
Saoaomsh. Lnndinxs-Foos II Madison stree
Seattle: fpot HEWITT avenue Everett
FARE-Seaftle 10 Everett 7ac: round trim IL "A
IS NkFF. Managing Owner.
Effective March ig. 1894
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For wh.,esm and v.neev,.y.

Uaftl further Eosscs t5e seattle. lake saore 4
Esstx-a s:&ls leaving seattle a. ; - e n a.;
arriving 50 p ~ vii MAKE d-:sc: ccaasrsfan.
500 Hhs;eeua. Nsaeoaser sas E-aiats EAst :.
tzasdsss f%siEe. IAsousa pAsloy cars setwsea
s<4ts1s az. kxzcoGvsE
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CKA0Ir RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD

Leaves Lilly, B0gArtus & Co a dock foot spr,n z
street. Seattle. Monday, Wednesday and Friday
on tide Tor kdmoads. stsnwoo1. skazit City.
Everett Florence, MI Vernon. Tulsiip Fir Avoa.
returning alsern ate 9sya
LILLY. BooARDUs 4 Co. Agents
Telephone i2a
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CHICAGO NARkE Ts.
THE BOARD OF TRADE.

CHICAGO. April 23.--All the speculative
markets were weak At the opening and
continued SO TO the close. Liquidation
as more urgen, in wheat than in the
other articles Wheat vas comparatively
duh all day. opening ssc of, IL recovered
10 Saturdays close. bat soon sold of.
For an hour and half. the trading was
more lively, but the fluctuations in that
time after the first break we're light. The
premium between Nay and Jaiy wideHed
10 about si.c IS against &c spread At the
close on Saturday. The weakness was due
to s variety of causes. but primarily 10 an
increase of go, 900 in the amount on the
ocean passage ami To rumors of rain on
the Pacific slope The bears throw what
discredit they can upoa the condition OF
red winter wheat held here. IL MAS stead
iIy maintained that II would he dumped
upon tae market on Nav /, The visible
SUNNY decrease OF -. co bushels did not
have much effect on trade.
Corn sas weak and dali. and OF per
cent. Oats Ars down isc and provisions
closed PIC lower for pork. from Zoe to i5s
lower FOR lard, and st from i2jsc 10 i5c do
cline ON ribs.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow ::
Wheat, el ears; corn, IS; oats, 80; hogs,
Is 600 head,
Closing. Whea. - Weak: cash, S. c;
Nav. ste
Cora Easv. cash. Sc; Nav. ssa.c
oa;s-Easv: cash. S9ise; May, Ss'ac-
Eye--\o. - easy. 49,.
FAX ssed-Si -
Prime timothy sesi-s& 2Sts&0
rork-LoSer. MAY, si2S2bs; July,
Sl2s7ta.
Lagd-iower; Nav. 1.Ss; Jelly, S.lA
Saori ros-LoweF: May, sao5; Jaly.
$dA
VISIBLE GRAIN STATEMENT
Following i the statement Of the visible
grain sagply a. the e5ose of hasiness Satgy-
day, as compared wiih the Vrecedln Z
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BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

BosTos. April IS Closing:
Atealson 5000. iS7.Aexiean .......... sis
hell Telephone. lsa san Diego......... q.
burlington ....... ssfss
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PosrLAsp. April 3.--wheat-Quist and
steady. Valley, s5c; waila walla, 75c per
reutai
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EVERETT ROUTE
II STEAMER GREYHOUND

BsiiY except sunday
Lvs Seattle IL 80 m Tvs seattle. $40 m
Lvs Everett. s:4s . M i-vs Everett. 200 m
s,.s... Leaves Seattle .-.............. 4. % m
Leaves kyerett...-......-..,..ll. % a m
FsHF-sINaLE TRIP. Use: HouSpTRIP sl.2a
Connects with hoAts ;o- Tacoma and Snohomssh
Landing CoImsa dock. icot Of MARION street
eEATlLN AMI TACOMA SAvIGAFIOS CO.
tLAUD fRogP, Pres. 7. W. aoopaun. Sscy.
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Tor THE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
Take the Fast and Commo3.ous
STEAMER GENERAL CASBY

For Bircbells Sidney. Charleston Dry Deck Bre-
merton, Eecztur. Trscyton, hico, siivsraae
Rii3 inter mediate po3ntS. Leaves Harrsnst0nfs
What AZ foot OF Washington street at Z so a. m.
daily except sunday.
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pAcIyrc SAvfaATIoN COMPANY
i TIsK fAELE ia eEecs A rssi I. 1874
sEATTLE-wHATgoN ROUTE
Daily Sunday excsptseL
STEAMER STATE Up wAsHEy0rOy
Lv ssgtsis I 90 . N w whatcons i.s3r N
Ar WhAsccna. y - y m Ar Seattle. ..S.0o IN
stopping At fs1Alxn. A Acor-ss and Fasrnavsa
ara ~ ESsrss, soash-keur4e eoaaecslng 81 SaaSSSa
with steamer Hsnry Eailes Tor Tacoma
sEATTLE-TAcohA EourR
DAILY texcsp< ~ urSayl-
STEAMER AESRY BAiLEY
" Tacoma 2seo IN Lv seattle - ESQ N
Ar seattle SO "a Ar Tacoma .la:0o m
ConHec:sns with Steamer state OF washington
fos ffaalgo Anscortes. kasrhaven and whaicsm
Ard with steamer fsirnavea fer Eyerssl La Con
nss and al = abby i.iaad poia;a
Ia CONNER AND wHIpaY ISLAND ROUTE
STOPPING xyKRrTr
STEAMER FAIRHAyEy
North b'n6 -Except SAT sou b'd-Exesps Sun
Iv seattle. 900 N Nv La Conner. 8: 30 q IN
Ar kvsrezt. - 1880 y N Nv Everett I 90 N
Ar La Conner. 500 n Ar Seattle 3: 20 p IA
STOPPING ., EGmonts. hverets, Cisstou. Brcwr,s
Point Langley. Coupsviile San do Fuca OAK aa--
Dor and Itsa,ady; eaaseC,sng ~ seai,ie with
steamer Henry Bailey Tor seofnA
whaYve.-Pae.nc Navlga,ion Co, Tacoma: Pa
csec NayixaIios Co., Seattle formerly Bakers
doex, foot o; University street,: Merchants dock.
Everett.
For fna particulars rates excursions tc~sss
etc apply 10 OF address A. J. MaCLE D. Aren't
seStfie, tsiephese S&6; J. + HARMON. Ffssshs
aud Passenger Agens, Tacoma; Telephone 81
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Cattle Receipts, sa.0no head. Market
sios at Is g. p, ever, prime 10 extra ma
tive steers, s4asssAss; medium, t&5tS.S. =.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER RAINIER

Rebuilt and reflrn.shed leaves Merchants do~s
Monday, Wednesday and friday at a m or
hingson, fort eAmbss, Bangor. seabscK LIE
NA.p bs"atto, HoodsPort. Union Ci;y and Inter.
mediate points, arriving in Union city Al 8 o. ~,
leaves Union City a TUESDAY, Ihursday
ana saturday, arriving IN seattle at 4 o. m
D. 4. IIHHN
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Business was very quiet along West
street. The California steamer was de-
iayed, not arriving until evening, conss.
quently new goods were not On the mar
kes as expected to fill orders. Fair sised
shipments were expected, and the price Of
green vegetables is likely TO decline.
The visible supply Of bananas has been
very nearly exhausted, and none are due
for some time.
A shipment of cocoanuts has arrived
direct from the Hawaiian islands, a sailing
vessel having brought cargo to the
Sound. They will be sold cheaper than
heretofore, IS cents per dozen being the
maximum price.
The potato market remains about the
same. prices ranging ali the way from -
TO SIS per ton. Stocks of low grade pota.
toes are quite large. but tho better kinds
are not so plentiful. Good Early Rose for
seed bring si4. Burbanks $t4 10 Sis.
Eggs remain at the same figures, fresh
ranch stock bringing - cents at wholesale.
Chickens tor broiling ara not over plen-
tifal. and sell at so per dozen.
Flour dealers are just now ordering large
lots Of -four from Eastern Washington IN
anticipation OF q strike on the Northern
Pacific.
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6 WILEY NAVIGATION CO
Seattle, Tacoma aad Olympic
Route
STEAMER NULrNoMAH
Leaves Seattle daily n loo p -
eEATTLE-TAcoMA ROUTE,
STEAMER CITY or ABERDEEN
leaves Seattle daily at 500 . M and 500 D m.
FARE TO TACOMA 50 CENTS
Lan6ins-City Dock foot OF Nam Street; CON.
msrcisi Dock, Tacoma
IA HATFIELD. Agent.
CAPTAIN I. WILEY, NanAxsI
Telephone S33
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle 40 follows;
toria. at q m passengers received on board as
N Aprii 3. 8. Is. Is, % and -
For Alaska, April Is and "a
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
souna porta At 8 q m. April s. TO- IS. 20, Is. 80.
Tickets may be obtained at the once Of the com.
pany. 81 Ocean dock. Seattle
0ooDALI. PERKINS a CO,
General Agents San Franc SEQ
J. II. JoHNsoS. T. y surt. seattle.
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Tn EFFECT MARCH {, 1884
L S.EAMER IDAHO
WILL LATE fEsIER wHAnP AT ~ ~
SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
For Ednionds. Clinton, Browns Poin, Ianr,av
Itesiady Fidago City. Auacorfes SAm,sh ma
Nhafcom, and on Thursdays roInx throurh IN
Blaine and semiahTnoo. Returning. ieaye WHAT
eon Monday =" ednesday, Saturday ~ q m
FARE to Whatcon. si.e0: Freight to Whatcor, n
Z. d. BKowNFfELD. Managing owne-.
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TESTIMONIALS:

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say about IL:
We have carefully examined the
forynuIa of LUBIN'5 CARLO
LIED TOOTH POW DER ana find
that it contains nothing that can in
the slightest degree injure the teeth
or gum. /. has in its composition
sufficient antisepsic properties 10
swes,en the breath and make the
gum hea!shful and firm. Its daily
fl,e will help 10 prevent tha lorna
ton Of tartar and the accumulation
az parssit cal an rnsieulG so inju-
rkoiis 10 teeth and gum.
". r. GiDDiSos. D. d. 9.
GEO W BRAt,DON. u. ID. 9.
GEO. II. Faulkner. D. D. 8.
r. q. ALBIN. u. ID. ;.
/. VI. LEssEf. d. d. 9.
U.V. DEssoRTEs, ID. D. s.
ALBERT ]. FORREST.
G. r. BROWN. ID. ID. s.
GEO. T. MILLER.
JOS. MOT ~.
Z. :. CoYNE. L. D. 8. and II.
r. Z. ID. ;.
q. q. GRIFFIN.
NJ FOX.
]. ". PUTNAM.
in. fEATEER.
LUBISs TOOTH POWDER
makes Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
meat.
Toa.en.mert makes life worth
living
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pELLfNGHAM BAY. INSIDE ROUTE
STEAMER LN DlA THOMPSON
Fare 20 ksFfrts soc.
Fer kdmonas. fveres4, tisaf9n. Langley, Coupe-
viie ItsAlasy, Fiaz 20 city. = nacorts4 @smish.
ks3Shsven >@homs Kaa VIA Gem leaving -easts
Tuesdays. Thursdays snd Saturdays at q m.
HetGTn!gs. leaves N asEcona - elnosdRys Fridays
aEa >andsys AZ 100 \ m. ianiiax a C.;y Deck.
THOMPSON EROS
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
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Quiet Day.
large Flour orders IN Anticipates si
. strfHs-Ceeoasats Chsepss
Potatoes.

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yorsesss for tuesday: Fair: silKns sempsss-
tire changes
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vrxrHER grEEaC-DsTLY BULLETIN.
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Tor San Francisco. via Port Townsend and VIC.
toria. at q passengers received on board O. z
q n. April 3. 9. IS. Is, % and -
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Leave Taeena-soa IL sos n. Soc e.Is . n.
ounlay-
Leave sss.s'e-Ts % q n. 1880 , -
Laws rscons-9:33 = IA. Asoo . -
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81 Aeck soc. .. XAssoa ssrsss s.asssA
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For Alaska, April Is and "a

From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
soune perta At . M, April s. 10. Is. 20, Is, 30
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