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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-01
Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
IIlexiCal uDstans LiniIlglt
rheumatism, Man or Beast. Suff Joints

however. vas OF short Duration II sod
back 20 5S5ss6S53<c- sith an appearances Of
nrnness ~ that time which the shorts did
not relish The caying Of some 10000 or
$1,000 Bushels yesterday By w. Z. Liam
infiasncsd perhaps 100 pIt spseslasors.
who mar have taken . matter Of $3.50
bushels each OF the market. which bad
some etec; on the bull side The hog con-
sumption Of wheat 10 becoming more
plainly 81 evidence Today's advance In
the lace Of generally unfsvorabie out
iook proved that foreign considerations
we're gaining in weight The weeks ex-
ports OF wheat and -four from bot.
coasts As reported by Bradsfrscs's arsoans
TO z50.0oo bushels against s.5ST.oo
In the week before. and 3. Al. 600 bushels
Ia the corresponding week last year. For
esgn markets we're all weak and lower.
another heavy increased visible is looked
for Monday. December rose near the
cioss 30 537ze and closed at So 20 53sse.
The taking Of ali the 20. corn and No l
hard sp-ing wheat in New York 81 5izc
over December by the nillers OF that place.
helped to sustain the advance near the
close. The corn market was strong and
covered yesterdays decline and &c more
The country a9viess are very light and
new corn Is not expected 10 be In condi-
tlon 20 move much before December. To-
days receipts were 80 cars aud 80 are ex-
pecsed for Monday. Opened at 1916. sold
for a moment as low as 4stite, and near
the close Ii was worth 507<c, vita 50i.c
bid as the session was ending. A fairy
active session was passed in oats. and
values were al higher. sympathy with
corn was chiefly influential IN causing the
firmness. The great part of the trading
was scattered and special sales scarce.
May started at an advance Of &c over yes
terdsy' CLOSING. ut 35sSc. touched 33i@e. and
advanced TO s3'ke. II which 1t vas offered
At the close. October closed sc higher. at
2si4c bid. The provision marke: vas
firm with good general buying by out
siders and packers Hog receipts were
10000. and their value was quoted Sc
higher. The weeks receipts were only
9o.55. and 10000 are looked for next
week. Prices for January delivered COM
pared with those at the end of yesterday
are SC higher for PORK. lard aud ribs.
Closing: Whsai-Septenb 5lssd5ttfe:
October, 5lA@5i1fc; December, sac
53Skc
corn--septemher. ssc; October, ss1le;
December ~ &c.
oats-sepsemoer, 2se; October, 2sAe:
November. BIC.
Rye--Cash. 4st.c: Oetober, 4sc
Bariey--s.holee, Sc; medium, 5SAe;
common. soc.
Flax seed-Si4i
Tlmoihy-s55a.
Fork-Septembcr and October, SI3 40;
January Sl32TL
Lard September. ss52k; October.
x.521.
Ribs-September and October. s7.37i5.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Today' receipts we're estimated
At i.500 head; natives, sla5a -: Westerns.
SL5o0s4 50: Texans. 81. 256fs. 10
Uogs-fhe days arrivals we're esti-
mated at Il. coo head. There vas a fair
Eastern demand and the local packers
were less bearish.
Sheep-Marke;. unchanged from yester-
day. Receipts. 3 go head.
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ENGLISH MARKETS.

LoSnoS. Sent -. Bar silver. % T.I6d
Consols, l0i 1916 Bullion into Bank OF
England, $4,000 Bank of England dis
count rate. 2 per cent
LIVERPOOL Sept. %. -Iiops-At Lon
don, Pacific coast, steady; holders otter
moderately; new crop. f2 i0.@f2 u.s.
IoSuoS. Sept. 31--sermen purchasss Of
gold and sn advance ia the principal Of
the foreign purchase caused a temporary
hardening al discount rates, but It Is ex-
pecged that the release of quarterly div =
dends viii cause = relapse next week
A heavY settlement at the ssoes exchange
restricted business. Speculation for the
moment almost ceased. The general be-
lief that traie Is expanding, 10Th here aad
in The United states. gives prospect of a
gradual Sc ia pr ces. 4 reduced bnsine :
in cnnscIs and rilt-easet securities IL evl-
denca of returning conhdsnce. Fore On
securities were generally steady. Russians
rr.apsed oa the ezsrs illness. Home ra.l-
Kay securities we're inactive. American
railway securities seEe lower ~ tae ga.
bp, batter feeling prevailed ea Suburban.
Argentine securities we~c urmer There
Sas much comment on the improved trade
anil tnanees 81 Uruguay.
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c,,u,,,,., OF w..n,nr,on Co..

WksutSGToS CRY, Sept, S9--fSpecial. ~
The report Of he ssatisiieiAa OF the de-
partmeut 81 agriculture tor the month OF
Sepiem Ser. Just issued. says Of the state Of
Washington;
highly isyorsh,e to all growing vegetation
up - August Is. when Il turned very
warm. IAe heat. however, came too iats.
20 do great la iarv 81 the wheat, oats o.
barley erons. as they we're generally ous OF
danger. Corn has fallen oii considerably,
owing 20 the hot dfs weather, hnt there -
not enough grown 30 make the matter one
OF grave tm portanee. The quality OF y heat
Is very good; abe weather for harvesting
has been perfect. some Of the
vsrv late spring wheat has sur
ferei from the hot seslher dariag the
last Of August, but the crop. az whole, is
superior as 70 quality: the ytsid u some
what below expectation The yield OF
oats n hne and the quality IS ap to The
highest standard known here. The acre
aee was Increased. heace the eFop - very
heavy Potatoes haVe suffered fram the
dry. bot weather. ghs crop sail be tighter
than Vas expected The appIe crop sits
Re good. though rot fi-sl-esass. had re-
ports come from some % tae orchards IN
Western Waahi8gtoa.
TIE average condition Of crops at the
tune Of harvest Throughout the state al
" Washington is given in the fallosing PER
erngagex Corn, IS, whe4t 81: rye. 81;
oAjs. -. barley. =: back sSheal. ioo
potatoes. IS. sorghum. -; apples, Go.
peaches, e., rrapes -: stock hogs. num-
Der f5r fattenlag compared With last yesg.
les: stock hogs. average eenaisiaa a. 10
sir aad wslght, leo: clover seed, acreage
compared With last y~sr, -: clover seed
condition of tie CROP. 50
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There ere fled for record Saturday IL
deeds. the considerations aggregatsng
slf. ess. Following is the list as furnished
hv Osborne. Tremper Il Co.. ahstractors
of titles. it5 Cherry street, between Front
and Second:
A. A. James 20 R. s. Robinson, lot Z.
block "a, Central Seattle. 81 and dismissal
of cause in supreme court.
Mary and John Z. Fletcher TO J. B.
Wright, lots /, 2. block /, Crown add,
1850.
j. ". George TO J. P. Ecker, wy Sc sec
T., a. A lots /. 2 and 8 ne sec 9, q, s,
also fac lot 2. block 6, Meningitis add.
81. so.
j. ~. George to Ellis Morrison. lots to
II. block /: lots 10 o block ?: lots to Is,
block 8: lots Ii. IL, block 5, and lots TO
Is. block 6, Avenue add. West Seattle. also
lots 10. IL, block G. "a plat West Seattle
BY West Seattle Land and improvement
Company, S2,Ooo.
William u. Wood to Henry steinksm-
per. parts OF lots 10. H. r. block "a. Wood
lawn add. Green Lake, $50.
Karen VI. and Nils Peterson TO G. w.
Helm, lots ii, II. block 5. Victory add,
$3.50.
o. III. Anderson TO Martin b. Gunderson,
lots S, 8, block IL. Fairview Homestead
Association add, q. c., S3,s
Frank aud Amanda e. Brooks to Mary
and Louis Johnston and Ella aud Bessie
ssrayer, lots 10, 20, block 0. Elbers Place,
$50
William Wagner TO Rudolph Ledig. lots
Al. IS. block B. repiat Of blocks and ID,
Hamolet's Acre Gardens. $500
Frank J. Herdliska to Theresa Herd
lisks. lot 9. block 2, lot 81, block Is. LIST
plat West Seattle by West Seattle Land
and Improvement Company. 81.
Frank j. heriliska 10 Theresa Herd
iiska. block s.. az intersection of Olive,
Melrose and Thirteenth streets. 81.
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L. Maddox. Miss E Murphy and child,
WI Briggs. II z Beelan, II. Mnmfrey.
]. c. High. Hobart Clark and wife, Miss
w. Gray. ID. H. wslca. C. Z. Hsnsel. Mrs.
W. Girard.
The City of Pueela arrived from San
Francisco a. Q o'clock Yesterday morniu z
vita ESQ tons OF ioca. freight and the fos-
lowing passengers for this port: J. B.
GROWER. c. K HARRISON. Milton Rand, w.
II. MeJenkin. Mrs Selby. James Dawson,
Miss Hannifzn, Charles Young and wife.
Miss Arbud aud sister. Henry Boyle and
son. Mrs. NJ. Y. Boyer, Mrs. ". conneII.
r. III. Geiger. John seidenshimer. l.
Krickan. 6. stoil, d. If. Johnson and
vile. c. Slcdemsn. A. Fortlouss, J. II.
jackson. +. r. Holmes and wife. W. A.
Peters and wife.
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Ga Front ST.. Seattle. Wash.

The old established specialists are stall
treating with unsurpassed success all
siealfc- Urinary diseases of either sex All
Private, Blood. Skin Diseases and Nervous
Debility quickly cured. Personal s;tep-
taon gwen 20 every ease ard all durable
cases guaranteed. Charges low.
PILES. FISTULA, RECTAL. III
GERS. STRUCTURES AND VARfcO-
cELE-Cn es guaranteed without Pain or
detention from bus ness
We wIn give SL@1 in gold coin for
any case al Faricccee that has been or
% cared by medicine. electricity or
any app ancss or applications internally,
external or etsrneBlv.
SYPHILIS. GuN0RRHEA, GLEET.
Suefusagor-nsra. seminal Weakness. Lest
ASnho-d &, Might Emissions, Declared Fac
uiiies. Fe,nale Wssknsss ard aa De ieats
disaz,iers peculiar q either sex positively
cured. a. well as al functional disorders
;haf result from youthful folgles or the sx.
cess Il mature years
Thousands cured sy eorrespondence. al
private. and medicine securely packed
iFGaa view. Raln enVe apes used. Send
stau - for repgy for question list or call.
Consultation tree. lI5uss. 3 10 y N,
T. AMI 70 2. n S2aasy hoars. 10 to II
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rHK srArR or Trade.


sAs FRsNcisco. Sept. 29.--The vegetable
market was inactive this morning. owing
b the bad weather. Onions were firm
Corn, poor. Tomatoes, weak. Fresh
fruits were quiet. melons in tight demand ;
grapes, plentiful and weak: peaches.
lower; lines. steady. Creamery descrlp-
tons of butter were weak. the demand
being light. Fresh eggs are firu. Cheese
IL siesdy. The poultry market is quiet
and stocks are heavy. depressing prices.
Closing; wheat-Quiet; December. 50.
Mar, e0Tkc.
Barley Quiet; May. s6'le.
torn-si.Sn
Bgan-si& per ton.
rREADsruFFs AND sssIsg
Flour Family extras, 81 ss6sS.35; bsk-
sFs extras. sal5etS.2s; superfne, s@SSe.
wheat-rhers Was better feeling i'm she
nsFkst this morning. Ne. ! shipping.
Ihx7sAc with soc for choice quality;
Eising wheat. s2A@sTise pes GENITAL;
Nalis Nalis wheat, 6Thc for fair aver
AR, a,afeao for Ne. :. aud so@Soe for OF
Ersae.
Barley-rhe market Is again sellers.
fsed. fair 10 goot. sbefT6a.e; choice, ia
GNae; brewiag. s5st9c
osss-~Stocks heayy. Milling. sLin1i.ia;
sarpfise 81 t9tsefI f7tS; fancy feed. Si.ooSI
Lle; good 20 choice. soc6fsi.osts; poor 20
IAiF. Sesfa1hc. rack, sl ss >; red. soc
eAtt 10; gray, alcstsi.
Produce rsceipts--Flonr. sacks. s,slii
Washington, 2.039, wheat. eentsis, f,5l1;
sshington, 10. -23; barley. centAIS, III, =
-. Washington. az, oats. csntals. 30,
Washington. 2.a59; corn. eentals, l.21a;
Beans, sacks. lisa; potatoes. SACKS. LISA.
TrNANcfAL
nrafts--on sigAi. New York. per siea
.se. Sterling .hllls-Sisty day esnSs
Nssis
silver aarE-rer ounce. oSs.essSsse;
AsaleAn dollars. as1Stse.
nGNgss srocxs
Alta. q: Belle Isle, 8; Rsiehsr, 100;
Test s Reiener. Isl. Booze CONSOLIDATED.
te, Aa}~er. ias Cho,iar. =: Cansos-
,aai-e California 4 Virginia. ASTa4; Crown
tos 81: Eureka Con, 81 aoaid
". -: Hale ( NorcEass. Is; Asxi-
ssisco. Mono. =: Moant Diahlo, 10:
=. s0; Pogosi. -; savage. 50. sistrs
" ada las, Union Consolidated. Ice;
LAB. 10. Nellow Jacket 10; Andes. 90
haallon, ~. Caledonia, - IaaaAshEv
.onsoildated, "a, Consolidated Impsfial,
julia, s.. Justice -. kenfses, Is; osca-
.sHsal, -. OvermAn, "a: seg. bsleheF. =
ecorplou. 8 Alpha Consolidated. 10 Goa
sasaee, Isa: consolidated New NorS.
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MARINE NEWS

Pear IowNkKSr. sept ~ Speca q. -
The bk Csliiafn 3 wss ready % sas! yes
serday from Hadleck Tor SA.aveTa. Pera.
when SIZE broke her wlneiASs sac Nasre-
paired to-day and stst SAT- iuuaarnoN
The scar ". +. Ieweft arrived la Port
Ang~ses today fTcm San Frame SEQ 20 sos1
railroad ties tcr Honolulu. This Is thr
frst foreign shipment Of lumber oas Of
lort ARgetss-
TIE Uaised States revenue eGstsr Grant
has hnash@G rs9ssasaaG ~ EsuH8&ie and
will 60 - " h4fsazn teaosra~ "a tAke a
fuei and sheace 70 QgArtsrmxster Hsrber
where SIZE SIls 50 "a the aTy dock for =
tee 4ays
ArEise&-~Schr Ida ScAnAasr. from San
Jose 3e Guatemala. for er3ess; srhr IL.
Yorter. trora RsaaaGc. Tor oresrx. ST. So
n2S. fresa e4a fr@aetsco faF Souns palass
S&ilss-ssr n2tsllAs ter san Francesca
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=
The movement of trade In the local
produce market Saturday was not very
extensive, a. is usually the condition on.
eatnrdays. Supplies of nearly all com
nodities are coming TO hand In quantities
nofe than sufficient to hill present require
meats. and values remain unsatisfactory
70 both dealers and growers.
Some particular varieties of fruit are
becoming scarce By reason of the iateness
Of the season. and where the demand con-
tinues good prices are higher and steady.
Strictly choice Bartlett pears are selling
well and full figures are readily obtained.
Fancy peaches are In demand and the
qaotsd rates hold steady. The best
grades Of apples are also meeting with
good inquiry. and dealers occasionally OBJ
tain slight advance on the quoted figures.
Piums are not very plentiful and good
stock Is held steady for full figures.
Qainces are abundant and low priced.
Considerable OF the stock now offering is
inferior, aud this sells for whatever buyers
choose TO offer. CrabsppIes are almost
neglected. Silver prnnes are moving oil
slowly. Watermelons are in excessive
sa2py aud dealers find ID difficult 10 OBJ
tain even the reduced prices now ruling.
Grapes are coming to hand in large guam
titles. aud supplies are beginning to accu-
pnisie. Dealers are shading the quoted
rates occasionally. but fancy stock Is held
quite steady.
Dairy products are fairly active and the
rsneral situation appears to favor sellers.
Butter of all descriptions. however. is
rather easy at quotations, aad there Is
some shading. Eggs are hsld steady.
Cheese is unchanged. Poultry il In good
supply and fairly active.
Wheat is Gull and values seem to be
asadilv on the down grade.
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Nss eEx. sept. "a --Tss stock market
fayst sisa ahoas the usual SSsaFd&T
ssAfs3ty. and speculation y as ania t~Tsssane 8.
ae trading Vas almost al dens by traders
vac Sere dc-iFoas Of eiostnS cot thrar
saiSarts long % ShoTt, beng ansaillng
y Save tAsty lines cut over sunday. Lon
va DID Nsrr little in this market. and
..sfs Tea outsiders teoK pArt IN sas sFsa-
ss. Sugar sas most active. Saa manY 81
sAsse DO had ooggat a. tie sos Fosnt
sssssFday heSan t. take profits iais usofa-
ssav causing decline 81 = Per cenL, 70
A. aheat - sAorgs started IN 30
sssss, the purchases resulting aa rssSs-
W y y lie as9es lgaEss sers raAiH-
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SsszussF Z uaitlss sssssd yesterday naa-n.
ing n : e'eso<x Tor sAn Francisco xSfh -
tens 81 eeAA tSr TIE ofsEDs Improvement
Company and large sEaeiaas 0f general
freight She carried tie fp&tcwsax rassSf.
e~rs fre1 this city r y aadcx Char "a
BAD, MFs. = AozEls. Aass y Morris, Mss
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Horrr nrrIEn.

HoTKL DfLIER-
J s Winter South Bend Ac6rsth ,snohomish
Ffes TOT bets. Gilman A curtis, do
Wilson Iohseis, DO Jas ] Thornton, do
MrJ Geoda & wf,ao Hugh McAiIlau, do
Pert Fatrer. Miller Bay. Auburn, PtorehArd
IL : Beak, R4ysana 4 " Thompson. Avon
; Gar4taer & fm, Evret Miss Braun, DO
{ IL Rurnett.t r, Edgwatr Capt W Wise, Victoria
j * swain NY Fred Mlegel, Maple Val
3rs 4 i Nilsson, Burst tn " 4 BurAeashaw. do
Ref. Seattle r B Rothschiid. san r
Pas Nei-, do FoTflonis, DO ,
4 T. kellogg, Chicago b tr0wley. do
Il Pfsrer. Portland HsFtson, do
Mrs Iiaer. do l. Z AaFieare, Cal
y Hansen & y, Sc ties Z Harvey, Ninn
! " H4gan y Edwards & ", Mania
n : t.enuer. Is Conner 4 Phillips. Tacoma
J Murphy 0ympia & Seyer, Portland
L coNg 4. fairhaven Gailfoil. snoqnalmie
1 " Neagher, TT Ang'lsJ scott, ~ Town
McSorley makes harness. ITO Commercial
street
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sahe1 Tor sshort tine. and on renewal az
- ssann 3. the ssocx broxe *. 10 $751;.
haa - OF the Io~ess price az
sAe weak Within the final deasIpxs
fa..y o. 70 xas made. limiting the days
'oss 20 rs Per cent rsper. w.
circulation later th. ev.nt,- -
a. 49, ~ one OF the morning papers. ses-
rtf s .ol1a mat an opposition company To
SaKo Gas had raised {6059.na0 in :hls
.ey 20 heap II Eight the Chicago Gas. Ths
as pare eansrd, aud did nos have
l'e snses OF Seeding the stock down .nv
ga extent sfssr IL had opened * higher.
T sns ioss' hossver. icing only x per cent
covering movement was quite pro-
noaneed aud continued 10 the Close. which
sas - the best Of the day aad lx aoove
yssssFasy's fanal sales. ST. Paul vas fasrix
weA nead until near the close, when /. rave
,Ay 20 the extent Of =. closing x better.
An rest OF lat the dealings we're very lirh.
ana the change on the day was. on the
shose, fractional Louisville. New Albany
ana 1nicago. preferred, and Minneapolis
sna 81 Louis. preferred. are dosn IL. and
ri''soursh, G. q ST. Ia. L At tue close
Tue market generally was fairly s.<ady.
On the weak the speculation was unsettled
$50 WIG movement OF prices vas Irregular
Asa rule. values have deprecated, and
the last prices made verermasnly az a de-
eiine from the closing figures Of lays sasur-
days market. The more important losses
are: Sugar, ~; sugar. preferred, ~: Con-
soiioased Gas. "A; Reading aud Tobacco.
%: Reading and Tobacco, preferred. ~ .
Enc, ~: Burlington. 2s.; Coranve.
preferred. md Cotton Oil, ~; Cotton Oil.
preferred. 2; New England and Mesroposi-
tan Traction, ~; DistilIing and w. t.. q;
Lake Shore. ~; Northwest. IL; General
Electric. IL: Chicago Gas, Ia, and Rock
Island. ~. Some of the specialties have
advanced on the weeks trading. including:
81. Paul d Duluth. Rome. Watertown &
ogdensburg. 4; A. & T. H., 8: Central Pa
ciiic. "a; Edison Electric. OF Brooklyn, 2
The bond market was irregular today. the
total sales being only $4,000. The active
issues we're rather heavy. while some of
the securities which are inirequently dealt
In recorded advances.
Government bonds-Steady.
stats hanAs-0ns.s
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CHICAGO uaEkErs.
tnr pssNp oF Txspx

CHfcke0. sept - w Asas opsSsd siFos'E
foF a change. AZ SSsse BID for aasssss Ter.
eos PARED wsth Ast.e st ire e.ose vesssF-
cav. The naArkss raA~d ara fes BAR al
hear Of %. then aas . ses-s4e& s4asa,
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CEEAEgT RoCTE-sTNE- GREYHOUND.
A.. lsssly kxasp1 s1aesy.
GssTss sexsss@ - o. rs-. sI q a. H. an1 y
r. r.. Lssves EEeFxst q T. = T.. an. p ~
saE1sys--Ls&va& Seattle Z. - g. u. / sYss
kFsrsft = n.
Fsss-saaxis srlp, 80 road TIP. H. Csa-
Esess sssA LszaEs So 4Aeaasz a1s sAsnlsA.
ER1zI-e-fsesmAn eeSk tass ~ 4srem street..
SEATTLE 4 TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
Ca21 Treas. Ezss = -. 5cssoz4s. Sec y.
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c,rrANrR GIlpK-caANGE OF RuN.

Leaves LILY. Bcgsrdus i Co.'S deck. Seattle,
s.sS a n Aspdsrs Wednesdays and Fridays
Tor wes, eide, OissiA and way landings TO Ia
coma =.
Tuesiays Thursdays ana Saturdays Tor
yashon. ChsutauagE. Bes hoiuss. ssoses Laaa-
tag Euenna ana Tacoma
Leaves Commercial dock, Tacoma 2:so p N
<xn@pr eundsy
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
srEAMER RAINIER

Rebuilt snd reirrRished. leaves Lily, Bogsrdus
a Co q dosx Moa2ay. Wednesday sni FRIDAY 81
Ia m. fer Eingssor, Port Gamble, Bangor. Sea-
bexk f4lf~aap Dawatto, Heodspors, Unton
CITY ana n isrSnsdiass points, srfisisG In LEtoa
CITY al & m Leaves Cniou City a. uss-
aay Thurszay ana saturday. srE.viag 10 sea-
IS. s.sn r. e. y LIBBY. Master.
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poRT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AND
i DUN6ENEss-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
pasix agent Monday. Time card commencing
TUESDAY. AUGUST q. Is94
Leaves seattle, 100 m: Townsend, 1873 a.
m: Duageness, IL m. arrives fort Angesss I'D
r. m; caves Port Angeles. 2:ss p N: leaves
port Tovnssnd eco p m arrives Seattle, 80
a "A. CITY DOCK Co. Esaitle, AEenta
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EVERETT AND syoHoNIsu ROUTE
cur RATE TO EVERETT.

sTEAAEA MABEL
Leaves Cerfral whsri Tassdsys, fhursdays snd
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

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the Past Week.
Real estate transactions since January l,
Iss4. are IS. 80, SIS There were filed for rec
ord during the past week - deeds, the con-
siderations aggregating SIS. iss. Follow
ing is the record Of the past week by days:
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From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, at 9 g. N. sept 2 I. i2, IL, 2, ~
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.


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,r,rsr coAsr srrax NAVIGATION CO.

WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION co.
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Following is the record by days for last
seek At the Seattle clearing house, CON-
pared with the corresponding week Of last
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