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g. W. Cation, late purser on the steamer
Fairhayen. has been succeeded by E. +,
Drake.
Yacht Josephine. of Everett, arrived
yesterday. and will remain in the harbor
several days.
Steamer City of Puebla on her down
trip Saturday will carry a full cargo of
grain from Tacoma.
Steamer MuItnomah will carry an ex-
cursion from olympia TO the Tacoma far
tomorrow, and will also make her regular
run from this port
Steamer Utopia will leave at O'Clock
this morning for Vancouver, b. c., With a
full cargo Of freight.
Steamer Farallon will sail today for San
Francisco from Schw abacher's wharf with
q full cargo OF freight.
Steamer Henry Bailey left on her first
trap from Central wharf TO Skagit river
points this morning at l o'clock.
Steamer Rapid Transit brought IN 500
barrels OF lime from Roche Harbor yester-
day for Schwabacher Bros, and also
brought In 10 tons of Wellington coal.
Steamer City of Kingston on her trip mp
from Victoria yesterday morning struck
boom of logs shout six miles up the
Sound. and cut il in two. No damage was
Nobc W slc
Sealing schooner Deeahx, which recently
arrived from Bering sea, is at Yesler dock
taking in a supply of groceries. etc, for
her owners at Neah bay, and will prob
ably leave for that place today.
The steamer Walia Walla sailed from
San Francisco yesterday with the follow
ing list of passengers: For Seattle-Capt.
w. Blum and wife. w. j. Martin. w. Wag-
ner. NJ. J. 0'Keene, ID. NJ. Bokle, Il. T. Varty,
Mrs. j. o: Witmarsh. Mrs. G. w. Smith.
Miss S. Lloyd. j. Kehoe, Mrs. Kehoe.
Miss A. Never. Miss E. Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Armstrong, Capt. ID. B. Jackson and wife.
Tacoma-C. Cullma, A. Hne and wife.
Port Townsend-H. b. Griffith. Victoria
w. SutlIfse. Lizzie Barron. Mrs. ii.
himerle, r. +. Sine and wife, g. J. Evans,
}. Goes and wife, J. ID. Scott. S. F. Lucas,
Mrs. Duncan. l.. A. Mile, Vera Ashton,
J. II. Austell, w. o. Welburn, William
Clark. Miss J. d. Clark.
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England. west coast. Sc. Ives. light on
new west pier. ltsiy. Gulf Of Genoa ss
vona, visibility Of lights on north ard
south noIes. Japan. Gulf Of Tokyo. Fntsr,
spit. light exhibited on fort No. ?. disron-
tsnaance OF red rag in kanonsaSi Hght
Japan. Korea strait. Tsashima. south ex-
tremify. light on kossxi. Kore.. Che
muipho approach, Flying Fish channei.
depth on, shoal south OF Muuksntau.
Korea, Chemulpho approach. srnken
wreck southwark 0. saapainl island.
Mediterranean sea, Malta. Xaletts harbor,
intende1 alteration IA time signal. New
Jersey. New York lower cay. main chan
mel range rear Iignt 70 be rep scsd bv two
lights. Norway, Carisfiania ford. altera.
tons in baeIgene and Papperhayen lights.
Norway. northwest coast, alterations in
Stot and Bjornoen lights. NORWAY. south
coast, Arendal approach, ndyiEoiaen
light altered ii character, new lirht on
Mserdo. Norway. south west coast. yarnes
light, arc Of visibility. Norway. west
coast, alterations IN Rauo and Valsooren
lights. Norway. west coast, kristiansund.
alteration IN siavenes light Oregon and
Washington, Columbia river, alteration in
lights. Virginia, Elizabeth river. chart of
water front of Norfolk navy yard. vir-
glnla, Hampton roads. Sewall point bell
buoy replaced on station. West Indies.
81. Lucia island, time signal at Port Cas-
triex
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rnr STATE or TRADE.

TuE STATE or TRADE.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 1.-THE move
nent In vegetables is quiet. Tomatoes in
heavy supply and tower. Potatoes, steady.
Onions. weaker. Sweet potatoes. in good
demand and firm. The fruit market 10
pretty well cleaned up OF plums and Bart
lett pears. Grapes are weaker of all kinds.
Melons. scarce. Apnies, in good demand.
In dairy produce butter continues TO de-
clue. Eggs are very firm. Cheese Is
steady. The poultry market il well sup
piled with Eastern. and domestic stock is
Gull. Game, light arrivals.
Closing; wheat--Vsry dull; May. e2Ac;
Barley-very dull; December. ssssc;
May. s7iso.
corn-sL27Is.
Bran-si4.50 per ton.
nREApsrUFSs AND DRAINS.
Floar-Family extras. 81. 1898. 25; bsk-
er extras, sS.00&S.io: superfne. s2og
As
wheat-Moderate demand prevails on
shipping account Offerings continue Of
liberal proportions. No. shipping. I6,.6
IKE, choice lots, Tsa.c; milling, s2isat
Gsse. Walls Walla 67lse for fair average;
sa0S6ac for No. :, and 40tl soc for OF grades.
To- oecidsdtal Con-. 8: ophir, ESQ; Over
'asn. 81 Potosi. 50; Savage Is; Scorpion.
4, Sierra Nevada. %, silver Hin. 4: Union
Consolidated. II; Utah Consolidated. o;
Yellow Jacket, %
bsrley-Trade is fair, bat the market
fesps essv under free offerings. Fair 10
feed. 7bGT7ssc; choice, Tsa.8soc; brew
iat sSfs;isc.
ua,s--lhe demand is not particularly
esisk. Milling. 77isc; surprise. 81 tea l. Is;
iahey feed. si.02hg,i.i0; good TO choice.
te@tL02iS; black, sl.iuGL25. red, sl&
LIZ; gray. eoc1si.
Produce receipls-Flour. sacks, ~ 5es;
WHEAT centals. S.2s6; barley. centals,
tsl, oats, eentals. 232. corn, centais,
sesei rye, oentsls. -; beans. sacks. e914;
Potatoes, sacks, 4.07s, onions, sacks. l,4ti.
FINAScIkt-
Drsits-on sight. New York. per 500.
isse. Drafts Telegraph, New YORK, PER
tlla ISc
Silver bsrs-Per ounce eSisaoSsse.
asHiean dollars. 53esA5tse-
MINING srocks
Alta, "a: AIphs Consolidated. Is; Andes.
- Beleher. t05: Belle Isle, 7; Best e
hesrner. TO. Rodie Con soiidated. l.os
saiion, - Rnlwss. IL. oaledonis, II;
saAlenge Consolidated, 81, Chosiar, TO-
.aaadsnce, $50. Consolidated California
virginia. as; Consolidated Imperial. 2
.fosn Point 50. Exehequer. :. Gould
Curry, 81; Hale 4 Noreross, %;
,sssnoe, 3. ksatuek Consolidated, ;,
AsaieAn. H.; Mono, q; Mount Diaese.
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LIVE STOCK.
ENGLISH MARKETS.

LoypoS, Oct. i7.-Bar silver 29isd.
Consols f0isk. Bullion ont of Bank of kn-
gland. Ed, 900. Bank of England discount
rate, per cent.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Wheat
Dull: holders offer moderately: No. 2 red
spring, is 41fs: No. 2 red winter. Is "a.
Corn-Supnly, poor; new mixed, spot.
firm, at Is SID; futures, steady; holders
offer sparingly; October. As I'd; November.
IL 5isd; December. u Sd.
Flour Dull; holders offer freely; St.
Louis fancy. winter, IS 81.
Hops - At London - Pacific coast,
steady: holders offer sparingly; new crop,
81 i0s6r f2 i5s.
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Taesm. Marin, News.

TACOMA, Oct. II. - Special The
schooner ETnmA Claudina arrived in bal
last from Honolulu today She will load
lumber at the St. Paul aud Tacoma Lum-
Der Compsny's mill for san Diego.
The barkentine Discovery left today
lumber laden from the Tacoma Min Com
pany for San Diego.
The steamer ORION will be put on the
TAcoma-Q aartermaster run ia a few days.
II is not Known 81 present whether she
vail he run IN opposition TO the Sophia or
not.
The ship Argomene finishes loading to-
morrow She eill take oni a cargo Of
s.. 900 cases OF salmon aud 1000 tons Of
WHEAT Is Earooe.
The schooner Jenny Waugh sailed into
the hsgbnr today and dropped anchor of
the mouth Of the Puvaliup river. She
came 10 ballast from san Francisco and
will take on = cargo OF lumber az the 81
Paul aad Tacoma Lumber Company's
mill
TIE steamer Dss M0ines. plying between
here and 0lg harbor, broke her propeller
shzft On her Erxt trip today, and vas 30 = 81
IN By the steamer Sophia. The nes Moines
j. having a streak OF hard luck. she was
tied ap too close as Gig kaTb0r. about two
months ago, aud when the tgds weat cut
she keesed over GlIed With Nateg and sAng
fex days later, as she VAS leaving Ia
coma, she nnsasppe8 her rud8rs ang had
TO ne toNed back and repa rrd. and nov
this Is tue second time within a month
that she has broken her propeller shaft
Steam boat aen s&y she is hooaooea.
fhe Utopia. which arrived last night
with : SO eases Of salmon from Blaine and
the islands for the ship ArEomsRe had a
little trpubls With the customs officials
about a1schaggtnE her cargo. She arrived
after Office hours tfrom 9 a. n. 20 4 ?. n. }
tsNa. 3.
t,e.ug entered. The customs ofiis.as wh0
accompanied the boat refused h AlloN
tbs. snd the captain veRt Of 70 und gae
local collector. bat the collector vas ~oat. -
sac AS hpaily entered. after good deal
of botaer. aeoat IL O'Clock this morning.
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TACOMA, Oct. E.v-ESpeciai. THE Cham
Der OF Commerce has received invstaiions
to join in the launching of the whaleback
at Everett October "a. Arrangements are
being made 10 have large number of
Tacomans visit Everett on that date.
Henry Hewitt, jr., says it is certainty
that another large sawmill will be built at
Everett soon under the direction of the
Everett Land Company. Another stack,
Mr.. Hewitt says. will probably be started
at the smelter there soon.
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CHICAGO NAEkKrs.
TEE noARp OF rnAnx

CHICAGO. Oct 1.-THE markets we're
all very dull for an hour today. Alter
that there was q fair amount of eusioess st
Irregular prices Before It's reaction, De-
center - heat made lsw price record %
slaEc. Wheat has ohFonfe record, aud its
preyioas record Of dnliuess sAs IN danger
OF being broken. Bats sna bears appeared
BY com ulon consent 20 hSvs agreed fog an
hour that there was net chance for profit
ia buylns December wheat 81 50 ,eEA2l se,
or "a selling ia 1t Sat4c, this ssing the eS-
tent OF fluctuations 10 tast the. There
Vas nothing OF disturbing character in
the early news Chicago recsiF~d NASTY
nine cars, Instead % sas 10 estimated. ea'
Minneapolis received asA ears an pa'ata
81. oui OF aS.99 Bushels shipped iso n
Chicago. the fact that e-loo aushe's -
contract wss thought warthy OF renaark-
Forsisn markets wers STEADY 81 ne opea-
ing. A8es maintaining for an hoEr
the mere shades o. business, thsFe came
on the maF2sf = sev megs selling OrdsFs
than could ee Ele4 ss the enfreni rates
Before IL ~ - - pses1bss lad dscAlasS
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The branch autographs ogflee al Port
Texnsend. througa Lieut. H. T. Mayo.
/. :. y, announces that is viii furnish ca
application notices 70 mariners. iafornaA-
ton regarding the toll0wlag.
Australia. east coast. Port Jackson.
amended sounding IN east channel Cnlaa
Gull Of peeai4l. Pslao eatr4nes. torps3o~s
sna EaAslag o&rFler. Temporary removal
II ads 70 navigation, EnelAud, xssk
coast. Care gan bay lisht vesssa. postpone
meat ~ alteration "a eAxyA~saE oSNa4gsl
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The Olympia Harbor improvements.

OLYMPIA. Oct. l7.-FspeciaI. "A. L.
has recently been in the city comforting
with Assistant United States Engineer J.
Il. Savage in reference to the improvement
of Olympia harbor. The dredger is now
in Tacoma. and will he here in about
week, and the work viii in ali probability
be com menced by November l.
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MARINE NEW >.

SAN Francisco. Oct iT.--Clesrsd-Ai-Ki,
for Nanaimo. Departed-Walla Walla, for
Victoria and Port Townsend; sh John c.
Potter. for Departure bay: schr Sailor Boy
for urav's harbor. Freights and charters
Am bk Detroit. coal. from Departure bay
20 san Francisco; Am bktn Cleaner, on
the way to Grsy's harbor, lumber. thence
10 lauique.
PoRr GAMBLE. Oct i6.--fspeeisl. Sailed
--Schr Meteor. Biohrn, for San Pedro.
Arrived-Schr Spokane, jameson. fifteen
days from san Francisco; bk Arkwright
Moore. seventeen days from San Fran
cisco; bktn skag.t, Robinson, twenty-four
DAYS from San Pedro.
PoRr TOWNSEND, Oct. iT.-Arrived so
Bk Alex Mcneil, from san Francisco. at
seattle. sh Kate Davenport. from san
Francisco. at Port Blakeey; sh Raphael.
from San Francisco. st Seattle; bktn
Amelia, from Honolulu for Por. Riakeley :
ok CarroIlion. from San Francisco. al Ma
naimo; sh II. +. Cheney, from San Fran
cisco. 1t Nansimo; Chill ok Georgina, from
Iquique for Orders. Sailed Br ok North
ernhay. from Victoria tor London, laden
with salmon. To sail tomorrow -Schr Fred
T. Sander, from PORT Gamble. for Redondo.
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nKw YoRx MAKAkrs.
rHr srocx KxcHassE

Nrs SoxK. Oct. Speculation on the
ssoSs exchange vas fairly active. eut the
aosenaent 81 prices Was Irregular and
ssalhg unsettled In character. After
ssAk epsuinE. due to an accumulation o.
@@'as orders for foreign account the
NSsi became Brm on reduction frofa
sAs rates for sterling exchange, and the
spesegaeat improbahiiity Of further ship
sssss Of gold in the near future. There
sgsnerAi covering Of . horts and some
1tns Ter the long account which re-
.sd IN an upward movement that
rasasd IS height about noon. and IN
@asa TIE 1ranTrrs were the nost prom
s~sns 90 the active list Affer midday the
ssaahss became light in volume. bat TIE
sfkei sas held up 60 : o'eiock, except
- baltimore & Ohio. which hgoNe per
- 70 -, ON The announcement thas the
ss@af annual dividend hai been reduced
- 10 ? Ter cent This action
a. unfavorao,s effect on the
- q tAs l.ss, aud darlng the lass heuF
- Sage 81 ~itnous asv pressure -
sai - FeNsoa 90 absence 81 eayins.
-, mArssI closed weak with the majority
~s Stocks desit m, from % Il. per
- a'ghef than a. tie close yesterday.
=. ~ The case % Toledo & ohie Csn-
gain % G per cent was made Ga
Ss@Ass u loo saarcs Iae olasE more
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Monte crsto Moun,aineer.
There may pc something in a name after
all. 1t was Seattle Pr. newsboy that
won the pie-eating contest at the Inter
state fair At Tacoma.
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pacific COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

pACrFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispztea steamers fvon Seattle
fellows
For san Francisco "a Tasg Townsena ana Vic
toria. 10 a Ia fpssseHsers received on board az
a. ID ocG s ~, =, =, -. =
FOR AlAsaa, Oct = a84 -
Frosa ssn Frsne4soo faF Victoria Ana Pagss
sound pozss. 81 . Ia o7I 8. = l.. 4. -, =.
Tickets razy Ss estalnea 81 tas o.cs OF tie
company AZ ocesn 69eS. sNstSss.
CCODAf1- PERKINS 4 CO.
GsasrAl Axsats. Nsa Ffazcssea
III JeHx.oS' p = ssPt, se2it.s
tsOR Z. {. DRY DOCK. sIDSEY. CHARLES
Il los ANp 8kEAEkEoS
rax FksT sTEsNsa
"A faES CASH
Leaves aRrrangtoa & sEasfals wharf swo trips
czi y. Sxesps FTs4RY. al . IS Kzz q ~
Leaves HssEzaxsCz = a =. az9z 4 y p n
leaves CaaEGastoE - g. IL gaa Is y L.
Leaves sa1Asy ss.As 4 - x1s sslS D. ~.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
aTFAMFR RAINIER

Rebuilt aud refarnished, leaves Lilly, Bogardus
d Co. s dock Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
a. m. for Kingston, Port Gamble, Bangor. Sea
beck, Lilswaup, Duwat,o, Hoodsport, Union
City and intermediate points, arriving In Union
City at n. Leaves Union City q N. Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, arriving IN Seat
tie at D m f. +. LIBBY, Master
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MOTEL pfLLsR.

Folstad. saohomish A Palmer. Arlington
John Woo3ing. Auburn !. Long, Redmond
CNNon y vi ngelo. iermy y Il Ba ocoek & " C rtskc
r Bsenelaer. san Fran ChaS wilson. CherryNsi
VIM Gilmore, Edison Van Dasen, DO
Ii tro.son. Portland Ivan Eyaason, do
Pineus, Payallup g{Fenton&v. Townsend
VI keudali, Vancouver hECamppelI, MtYeYnon
Astjon, seabseG NFsOggie Begne, Beiieyu
fsNComereu. SanFran MtssfLaudy, SAltan,Or
III ucEcF, Townsend Mellon. Boston
JMStgucs, Lncoln, Neb | a sanders, " ooiinville
. Hicsweli, stAnw0od J II Lloyd, Mt Vernon
Mrs Blreweli DO Smith, Gilman
Mrs. Bell SLY & c, do
HoTsL HU-IxR
u Hone " Tewnsnd } Franklin, san Fran
sol Cameron. Seattle Jos Lewis. do
tiso Ebbes. do WA Hovarth, Everest
II MacE % } Hart do
o Noralioger, Bay View G Fairbanks. Chaston
Nelson. Tacoma ATS Fairbanks, do
Geo T4dSefwooa. y Y Y Davis Cincinnati
= A 8Aikden, owska 4 kseee. Portland
A d Joaes New YORK ~ i 1sukins, ~ Louis
u T. Ilasscsn leu-bTg " q Flowers. Calgfarua
Daniel Rivers chicago 1ao Ii Gale ~ Augeles
uyetG, Oak HaFb1F FlaceEoTo. Oskland
A sherman, Vermont Mrs 4 e Aoax. 3 seattle
HoTEb EoKrHxRs
II Baxter. SY ] starror, sF
Thomson. spokane X AsFkcf, Chicago
A p : feTclyHl. do Allen. Olympus
" % = 4neomSe, Ri AcAilAstaE&E. Mich
Jsms- Yoeom&S,do Del haTl & ~. wilour
" q French, 60 Mrs FaFkbgFst. Sarlose
" Duan. fortiaed AFska lFcloaghAe. BIC
" Il Csmeroa. : z 9ss Niece. 40
\ MgrgaY, Portland AaEeue. spokane
y r Reed. Olympia Z \ socy lie, DO
" Benson. FsfFaassn ! ceKs. usA
Henrr Hellwsrsn. CA Palmer. 90
CaasF Hamraends AteA aFs J l. Horthiey. Cal
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
STEAMER FARALION.


Dispatches steamers tor san Francisco Oct
Is, Nov. g Nov. i9, Dec. s. aud every 10 days
thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates can he obtained By
applying 70 j. 9. CARROLL, Agent
Union dock. foot OF Union street. seattle.
Te.ephone g.
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srrAnsnlr 80 or KINasroN.

etsar-sr leaves YeElsr wharf, ssattle
Fer rates sd other iutosm s.leo spP3y
IA NADEAU, 6Ssu- Agent, =. = X. r.
Essler Ave and FESat -, seattle
q YEgEkE. Agent Ns7ieT harf.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

o. q pryAxTHKsf oY AoncuLTuRxa
WxkTHKk EuRx4u.
PORTLAND. Or, Oct. Il, IsS&t
s~~ecsst for Thursday. Fair: followed BIZ
-. vsrusr. II. p. ALcrAroRR
Observer Ia Charxa
~~r@Kr rTATss pKPARTnBsr on A92fcrLYrKs
yFATHER ErREAC-DAfLy ErLLETrT.
SEATTLE wash Oct II. 1894
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NeaFty MI INSCRIPTIONS OF pfOu0ce were
saiet yesterday. and with low prices and
500 movement Of trade dealer. were dis
eoursged. Receipts were rather ABOVE the
svsrage, and there was a general DISPOSE
ION TO shade asking prices. Even this,
however, failed TO draw custom sufficient
% enable floors to be cleaned up.
The demand for fresh fruits is Of small
proportions. and ii appears to DO gradually
% the decline. Grapes are in quite liberal
supply. and the inquiry. though not very
offensive. is nevertheless greater than tor
sny other variety OF fruit. Strictly fancy
stock IL moving off fairly well, and dealers
are endeavoring to hold for full figures.
euppIies of fancy peaches are scarce. but
values are weak and low on both free and
eiingssone varieties. The receipts of pears
srs smaller than a week ago, and prices
again have an upward tendency. Plums
and prunes have practically gone out Of
the market. Ounces remain In good
supply and dull. Figs ars almost wholly
ssfiected.
Creamery. and in fact all other grades
Of butter, are selling rather slowly with
sight downward tendency in prices.
Ranch egg, are scarce and held firmly at
The advanced figures. Poultry is dull and
low priced.
The local wheat market Is devoid of
Interest. Transactions are light and prices
lov.
The wool market Is very dull and prices
are lower now than ever before in history.
The outlook Is very blue.
PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
: PoarLArp, Oct 7.-Wheat--vaiiey 1Oc;
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SKAGfr RIVER ROUTE:

SKAGTr RIVER ROUTE
- STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Lilly, 30 ardus & Co.'S dock, Seattle.
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday, October 10, IS
and 20, az 9 a. m, for S;anwood, Mount Vernon
and other skagit river points. Returning.
leaves Noun. Vernon st ii q. m Wednesday.
October IL 7 a. m; Friday, october 10, and sun
day, October Il, at n. IN. Fare, ~. Meals, 23c.
LILLY. BOGARDUS e. CO. 1nc-.
Telephone No 5oa Owners ana Managers
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I7yEEETT AsD sNoHonIsH RoUTE
CUT RATE TO EvERErr.

T~VEEETT ASD sSonoAisH hOLIE
CUT RATE TO EYEEETL
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Ceatr.l wharf Tnss1sys. Tsnrs1sTs sn1
sstns4sys at = n. Ter E4nonass usakses ~
.r~ts MxrYsxIlle Esss Evsrsts, Ln@ell ass $50
er~sfsn PARE 70 EVEkkFGs BE- ECb AA
TkFP gse. 10 s&oHo8ESh. 'es
GF0 J. 8fELEY. AGENT
pAcTsIC sAFiGA RIOS CO
4 lime & "a
seattle k3z y hsEe0n1 Ess.e-sts,s % NssA
iEFtaz lxaFes seattle - y sxoeyt rstnrssF =
l. = e. sssttss S1a Ia Cc&zsE k9ass-ksis
haTss Iesxss seattle 1alsY sxes2& zun1sF a.
q "a TzeoEas AMI Sesss1s 4 ass-ststs ~ y sal
lngSca ieaFss ssat;ta Tuesdays sat 4Gzrs1Agg
a. r -
xksI1E Lll-
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crEAaER GLIDE-cHASGE OF RUN.

Leaves LILY. Bogardns & Co.'S dock. Seattle.
ESQ a. H., Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
for west side, olsiia and way landings TO Ia
coma
Tuesdays, THURSDAYS snd Saturdays for
Nashon, Chautaasua, Dss Moines, stones Lana-
Ing Buenns and Tacoma
Leaves Commercial dock, Tacoma 2:ss p. M
except sunday.
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poRT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AND
l. DUNGEEE s.
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily exert Monday. Time card commencing
TUESDAY. AUGUST p. isg4
Leaves Seattle. TOO =. IN: Townsend. 1850 a,
H.; Dunrenes~. II m: arrives Port Angeles 1850
2, M; leaves Port Angeles, 2.s0 p. m. leaves
Port Townsend, 500 n m arrives Seattle. $50
u m. CITY DOCK CO. seattle. Agents
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puGRr SOUND AND ALASKA steamship
Il COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
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VANCOUVER RoUTE--A TRIP THROUGH
Y tse Isiaud.. STEAMER UTOPIA, J. VI. Nc
Gregor, Master.
Leaves Tacoma IL noon, Seattle Csnira!
wharf sp m Mondays and Thursdays for Port
Townsend, Auacortes, Fairasven. New Nsteon.
Blaine and Friday HsFbor, going through 70
Vancouver on Thursday trip
Fare ~ Blaine. s.: fare 20 Vancouver, "a
For further information sppiy al SenrA
wharf
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FoarLasp. Oct. 17.--Wheas--valiey. 10c
walla w ALA. 6i1i@62Ac-
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VICTORIA ROUTE
Y sIEAAER RosALIR.
Arlington Dock,

NILIJEsIA FDV II
sIEAAER ROsAIIE.
Arlington Dock,
Leaves for Victoria and Port Townsend esiiy.
sxesyt SUNDAY, at fi.so 2. N. returning, leaves
Victoria a. n. Steamer Idaho lsases Tor PORT
Townsend snd ~ay ports daily, except sunday.
alta n; sgadsy, direct. =: g. IA returGlng
direct saves PORT Tosnssad .tsp Ia Phone ia
GAN JUAN ISLAM DS - STEAMER LYDIA
> THOMPSON. carrying Unitsd states Iaali.
leave. ctr Docs. foot Of AAiu street Monday,
Wesns shay and Friday 81 2 = III for Pert Towns
end san Juan fsiau3s aud New Nnat@am
NORTH BoUSD- TIaE CARD SOUTH BOUND
II penftla 2.a9 ara ~ y Whasa0m G.ao am
~ Pf Tawns'd % asnl Nv Roche 1T. II ~ au
I.V FRIDAY utr.li . am Nv Friday IL Toe "a
In Roche H'r.I2. - pm Nv ~ Towns q b:s5 Pm
ANNE tcosa % PA Ar Seattle. BIS gm
K. Thompson. Hsusgsas Owasr. J. A. Hat
fed A4ent. Phone H54
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FLY OF TEE ~FLYER.
SEATTLE I'd TACOMA
fsG reaHs t-fpe tsily. sxesps sanday
in ose hear and E~sasy-svs nfsxs~
TIE STEAMER -rLYEs-
Isgsiaf daily sr;2a seattle .co sas rssss, - -
lo~ss
rAErxs EyrRcY
TUESDAY. NAY L
~sxs CAM
Ieave eesifis-7.ta HIS q ~. s.ss a,sn
Sunday -.
ls&ve sssssis-7ss2 "A. 1900 SEGA -
Is1ss KAeo,n2 50 . N. 3sso. - > a
Aaas5aS ~ v. r war. Tacoma aa1 xso-au~>
Ga decE. foot % Aarsoa street. sa.s,s.
eeaesyA sxearsl en- rates on sssausr rasssw~>a
fare Sfr @Ns~*~SS