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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-31

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-31


News has been recently received
in London of the death, at the age
of 6S, near Dieppe, OF the great
prima donna Madame Nolan
Carvalho, the original Marguerite
in Gounod's "Faust." She was a
pupil of Duprez, and first sang at
the Paris Opera Comique in 1S49.
Ten years later she first appear
ed in England, and she was for
many years one OF the leading
artists at Covent Garden. She
was she first to sing on any stage
Marguerite, Juliette, Ba ucis, and
Mirella; and in London she was
the original Dinorah in Meyer
beers opera. She last appeared in
London in 1872, and took her fare
we'll of the stage in Paris in 1885
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-31
The $3.50 Line

Are Of fine soft 'Merino'' Wool, very hand
some patterns, the latest stylish cut, and Shout
wear until a new breed of sheep is discover ed
These are equal to anybodys 400 Suit.
(See "ad' in Sundays Express.)
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-31

DIR. S. @, Smith, dentist. Room
10, Soledad block. 50 I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-31
The Original Little Rillee.

Quite slittle romance is bound up
in the dramatic version of Trilby
which Mr.. Beerbohm Tree hopes to
produce In London in tho autumn.
Mr. du Maurier took as his model
for Little Billee the son of
in Hampstead, who
has since ADOPTED the stage as his
vocation; and when the astute
actor-msnager heard of it, he i'm
mediately gave the youth an en-
gagement to play the, part for
which he was sketched, thus en-
surfing Photographic accuracy IL
nothing more.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-09
NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York. Oct G-Trz6ing in stocks to-
day fell short OF yesterdays total by about
81 Coz shares Prices were Irregular. though
the trend was downward. The Tniusfria.s
and Changers were the leaders in activity.
London prices came lower, and foreign
dealers were sellers in this market. The
domestic Influences included an easier
market for sterling exchange. a ffrne-
tendency 70 rates for cali money and CON-
rnercszl paper. reports Of impending fQrth-
er advances In anthracite coal prices. and
advfces Of sharp rate cutting IN Western
railroad rates. The general market opened
weak and moderately active Losses were
confined 70 fractions, and the downward
movement was soon checked and recov-
eriss followed. extending 10 l per cent. in
Sugar. Soon raid against Leather pre-
fsrTe1 sent that stock down ga p9r cent
and had depressing syrnpathetis effect
upon the general LIST Thicazo Gas Welded
ia. General Electric IA Sugar II. AMI
Manhattan / per cent Around II 30 the
covering OF shorts stimulated a general
recovery in Leather preferred. which rose
SIS from the lowest point The bears at
tackled Chicago Gas. causing the general
market 20 yield In only Sugar however
did the decline reach fun figures Lsauida-
ton was more conspicuous in todays
market than for some time past. the firm
er tendency of money and the reported
-
this development. Speculation left of
weak in the end. the net results OF opera
tons showing general fractional losses.
The bond operations in the morning were
meager in volume and slightly lower. In
the late session. however. support was ac-
corded the marked and on an increased
volume OF business fractional recoveries
were established in the speculative issues.
Oregon Improvement firsts ran off per
cent. to &c. subsequently, rallying to 90.
Financial.
Money on call, firm at 2i2a3 per cent:
last loan. 3: closed. per cent Prime mer-
camille paper. 4s4G6 per cent. Sterling ex-
change. weak, with actual business in
bankers bills at As7GiA. sSi4 for demand
and s4s6lt4.S6l+ for sixty days. Posted
rates. s4.s1GfSTia and 81 SSGASSA Com
raercial bills. $751; Silver certificates,
679sn5T5s. Government bonds. firm: state
bonds, inactive; railroad bonds, firmer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-09

dnz. Picks-Rai1road. s. -5fs-s Per 6oz-
Forss-Hay, % and 10 per cent. OF list
Q2o Per D Wedges
Steel. sdI5c per D. Fiies-D and 10 per
cent of list.
Steel Farming Tools-o and 10 per cent
of
Lawn Mowers-Great American. 80 and
10; Philadelphia. 80 OF. Buckeye. 90 and 10
per cent OF
Scythes and Snaths-5s per cent OF.
Ice Cream Freezers-white Mountain.
80 per cent. OF Lightning. 20 per cent OF.
Scaies-Howe or Fairbanks platform.
and Buffalo. g Is per cent OF list: coun-
ter, IS per cent. OF list. Sporord scales. IS
per cent OF list.
e-fJobbinrb-Manila, fI-inch and
larger, lie per 10: 12-thread, iiizc PER 10:
and s-thread Isr: Sisal. 1i.-gnch and
sc, tarred lath yarn. Sisal. Sc per n.
Tinware-Pfeced. 60 per cent on:
stamped. 10 per cent. OF.
Graniteware-4e per cent. OF list.
oakum-Per bale 81 50d5.50.
Wire-Black. plain. sssc; galvanized
saroed fence. &c per 10; green wire cloth.
Fuse-Per loo. double tape. $50: triple
tape. $50
Observation-Disclosures blasting. per
keg. SlT5d2; Is per cent. Giant-Hercules
or Jndson dynamite s71T5o per case of 30
mite, sSeas 30: Champion or Triumph stump.
81 improved Judson stump, ss0; Golden
Pheasant sporting, 2s-fo key, $50; Dupont
rife sporting. 25-fb keg. s.: sea or summer
shooting. 25-io keg. 81; Eagle Duck. 2S-ro
keg. 81 per case
Shot-fJobbing1-Drop. s1.40 per bag:
buckshot. s. S.; chilled shot, s1s5.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Wire Rope-Net list
Iron iron
to IL. black. 20 per cent. of list: larger
sizes. 90 and 10: galvanized, ia and under.
20 and per cent off: larger sizes. A. and
per cent. of list.
Tin -(JobbIngl-Charcoai plates.
bright, &c. f0xl4 TO 14x20. IS 50 per box:
TX. 5000: charcoal plates. terne. &c. l4x20.
$50: s1x2s, sl3; &c. redlpped. e1x2s, $50.
Shingle Bands-Galyanized. 5ixc per 10;
black. 4izc per ~
Sheet neutrality-suspicious., COM
mon. No. q, &c per 10; galvanized. 60 and
10 per cent. of list
Sheet Zinc-Jobbing)-rkc per n.
Bar iron-(Jobbingl-Base sizes, $50 per
cwt: Norway iron, 4t5c per 10.
solder-Uobblng)-T half and
half lie per 10; extra wiping, 15c.
OILS. TURPENTINE, ETC.
ils-(Jobbing)-CoaIo il-Headlight. sic;
bulk in barrels, iSc: Pearl and Astral.
loyal cases. per case. $40. Linseed OIL
Boiled. bbls, SIC. cases. Coo: raw, bbls, 53c;
cases. Sc. Lard oil-W. s, S2i9c in cases:
No I lard OIL Csc in cases. bbls. &c less:
meats foot OIL No. ]. Sc in cases; bsp. 75c
in cases: Pioneer engine. cases. Soc: bbls.
2sc; heavy machine, cases 2SG3oc: bbls,
&c; castor machine. cases. zoe; bbls &c.
Turpentine-(Jo hbing)-46T4Sc per gal.
Benzine-23i G25c per gal in cases.
White d-(Jobbing)-Pioneer or Car
ter. 2.o00-rb lots. SC: 5oo-ro lots sac; less.
SIC. Prepared paints, 5-gal cans.
$50: 1-gal cans. $40; h-gal cans. $l.45:
quart cans. $50.
Glass-American window. Is. 10 and per
cent. OF list; French or Belgian, so per
cent. of.
GRASS SEEDS
Grass-CBy the sackl-Timothy. per 10.
SIC: orchard. l5c; red top, l2i4c: blue
grass, 14c: rye grass. 10c; mixed lawn 20c.
Clover-(I3y the sack)-Red, per 10, 12c;
aliske, 13c; alfalfa, $40; white. $3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-09
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
Produce.

Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
paid TO farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named, the
goods 10 be delivered in Seattle:
Hops-Choice. new. 4d5c per pound.
Hay Gin car load lots)-Puget sound
timothy. s5.5197 per ton: Eastern Wash
ingion. s.; mixed, 1915.
Grain Gin car load lots)-Oats, choice
Eastern Washington. si2d13; Puget sound.
yanQilyo. barley. si2 per ton; wheat,
chicken feed, 1880. corn, s2L00: cracked,
s2se
Potatoes-New. s6Gs per ton.
Butter. Eggs and Poultry-Handied on
comsiission
Hides. Pelts and Tailow-Heavv sailed
steers. over co lbs. Jer ID. sa9c: me-
elum. per III, 7asc; light. under &c
ihs. ea7c: heavy cows. ea7c: light.
q: saited kips. c.; and calf. per n
.asc: green hides. 1c less than salted: dry
HIDES. per n. l2fl5c: culls OF above. one
third less: dry elk. per ~. safe: dry deer
skins summer. per III. 20ll25c: good win
ter l01l5c; poor and thin winter, 5dsc;
sheep skins, 209tsoc: full wool 10000 /:
wool Western Washington. 10gilc per ID:
tAIlow. 2IkGSisc.
Live stock-Choice beef cattle, cows. 2I
6esc. steers, 22l95c: choice sheep 2Ln
sc: good hogs. &C.. calves. dressed, large
sc: small. 6aTc per III.
Logs-Superior quality. per NJ fir. s.. 30
fGoe: choice cedar. 500; common, per NJ.
u: spruce logs, SEQ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-09

or SSr@.0 for the better class 90 cattle
anc sa50fs4-S3 for common 20 good steers
Few sales have been made this week be-
low 81 . Butchers and Gamers sell
wei at last weeks prices. most cs the
COWS and hsifers gong at sl-.5@S
Hogs-Both Chicago packers and Eastern
shippers were good buyers. and the sales
were largely az a decline OF &c from the
ton quotations OF yesterday. Common to
prime heavy hogs sold a: sc. 800 -. choice
butchers hogs. S.-1D<f4. l71z; mixed. g 5s}g
45,; poor 70 prime assorted lights. s. 7oss
As
Sheep-Prices about 1nc lower. choice lots
alone showing strength. Natives were in
fair demand az 81. ssIs.-s for poor to prime
and sales We're made Of Western sheep at
g SfS7325. while lambs brought SS8ssa.
Receipts-Cattls. $50: calves. 80, aogs.
. 80, sheep, II. neN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-09
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board OF Trade.

Chicago, oct. s-Wheat vas fairly ac-
tive today. and showed decided strength.
selling up by noon about 11sc above yester-
at-tlnr. Deliveries IN the Northwest were
! aa cars. and the worlds wheat shipments
las, week we're Ssa 90 bushels more than
the Importing countries require for week
u consurapt.on- To this extent the sstua-
higher and alt domestic markets were 10
ing batter. and prices here we're strong
from, the start. The market held steady,
December holding for a considerable time
a. about Gac. and clos ag az Ss'sc.
Corn Was fairly active and arm i7au-
encea largely by the strong feeling n
wheat May closed 80, and October 80
Oats-Qu!et bat frTn. May closing as1sc.
Provisions were frEner with graln for a
while. bur an early rise IN January pork
was lost in the end Lard and ribs closed
A small fraction under yesterdays close
Closing Quotations.
whNat-October. 5sazc: December. $3.50
ssT.c.
Oass-Os,rohe-. I-zsc. December. i1-sc-
pork-October. Ss.S77sc; January ss-sl.
Tara-Deeemher. s. ~. January. $5-s-s=-
Rias-S52s; November. si.2S.
Eye-sDc-
Rarley-f18tsc.
Ftax-Atsc-
Tamoshy--tzSS
Live stors.
tvNos-a native f@sw~s acre strong a. yes
ssr1zys <dVance, sala2 were CT TIA ras-s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-09
Rnsfnn Wool Market.

Boston. oct. S-Business in the wool
market is booming and the sales were the
largest on record. Prices have been main
tanned and there is little prospect of Wool
going lower. the strong features OF the
London sales being responsible. Follow
ing are the quotations of leading doscrip-
tons Territory woods. Montana. ilne
medium and fine. 1lalic, secured price, %
G37c: Montana. No. medium, la Ice;
secured price. S2G33c: California woods.
northern spring, 1lGl4c; secured price. -
I34c: middle county spring. n0lSc; scour-
cd price. S2a3sc; Australian, secured basis.
combing. superfine. 42aiSc; combing. good,
40G42c combing. average, S9fi0ci queens
land, combing, $50 ioc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-09
London Wool sales.

London. Oct. Sat the wool auction
sales today 1900 bales we're offered. OF
which 500 were withdrawn The bidding
was spirited As the selection was good.
Sales in detail. New South Wales. 2,2n1
bales: secured. addls AID; greasy. 4'2G led.
Queensland 500 bales: secured SizdHi Is
"a: greasy. 7I40i0d. Victoria. 600 bales;
secured. 7ddls Al greasy. 5aili2d. New
Zealand, 4720 bales. secured, 1izdGls SAD;
greasy, 3s4Gl1d. Cane OF Good Hope and
Natal. $3.50 bales; secured, 5&4ddls sgd;
greasy. 5d7i.d.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-09

A w Norzsx Boston
a III. KILLER. WhascoEn-
J. H Parker. WhatccEa-
Crsss semen. WhaicoTn.
J. II. johnson. T-hatcosr1.
Il. J. Eliun. SsnsFranclsco.
W. H. Van Zehn. Port Angeles.
DR.. r. r. kellogg. Tacoma
w ]. EsrubIeln. Holmes.
@. w Russell. spokane
Cora Cumberland. Charleston
II. a. Rsfraann, Tacoma.
Miss FaG9en. Huntington, =. g.
Dr. c. Munson. Tacoma
DR.. Sarah Kendall. Seattle.
Or. l. w. Carpenter. Seattle.
DR.. r. NJ. Scuthworth. Tacoma
DR.. III. 3. Bagiey. Seattle.
nr. r. :. Stsnnens, Seattle
Or. +. A. Churchill. Seattle.
Or. L. r, Thompson. SrohoEaiSh-
nr. 7. " Young. Seattle.
Or. z W. Young Seattle.
Or. l. r. Hin. Tacoma
DR.. John J. Sturgiss. Seattle.
Or. Charles ". Baldwin. Seattla
DR.. ". H. Mtsner. Tacoma
? 2. IogltoB, New York
c. =. Durham, East Clsllsn.
J. H withrow, Fast CislIan.
=. r. rsirServics East ClallaE-
!. p. Gleason. Seattle.
Mrs, Iid6ie. North Bend.
NJ. T. Hitchcock. Tacoma.
J.. 5. Troy, Port Townsend
q. p Thomas, Baltimore
L w. White. Post.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-09
FOREIGN MARKETS
Financial.


London. Oct. S-SiIvsT, Sssd. Consols.
IG7s.
New York. Oct s.-The Evening Pests
London cahlegram says; European poll
ties and the speculative position a. Paris
further depressed all markets today. and
mines closed fat. with heavy Liquidation.
The full slump in mines is mainly due 10
the forced sales from Paris. The disin-
ciination OF bankers here TO discount con-
tinental acceptances has taken active
form today. French drafts being all but
boycotted- The reason is that this mar
ket realizes that the speculative position
In Paris Is enormous. and that bankers
there have practically been borrowing in
this market on bills mainly for relend-
ing on the Paris hourse. This boyootting
by the English banks means that the
bankers have 10 call in money from the
bourse operators. Hence the beginning
of the break. The true position probably
will not be known until the settlement
which begins on Saturday. Americans
were weak. closing fat at the lowest.
BreadsturTs and Grains.
Liverpool, Oct. S.-Wheat-Spot firm:
demand poor No. red winter. = I'd; No.
. red spring. stocks exhausted: No.
hard Manitoba, IS "a: No. / California.
rs 91ad. Futures closed firm, about lid
higher; October. Is Id; November. Is I'd
December IS 2a4d January, IS o58d; Feb
ruary, IS Sad: March. - AID.
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed new.
So 4i.d Futures closed firm. with prices
unchanged.
Fiour~steady: demand moderate, ST.
Louis fancy winter, SIS 81.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, Il 1Ss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-09

Omaha oct. S-Cattle-Market strong
and active on killing cattle; feeders Zoe
higher. everything sold quickly; Western
steers. S2-S0Gil5, Gamers, N-50u2.4o, stock
ers and feeders. rs; calves. s3ff5,
Sheep-,Market steady; fair 70 choice
Westerns. S2d225: common and stock
sheep. $2Q2.75; lambs, s3d4.5o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-09
STAPLE GROCERIES.

Al Asfs tftNANE-kNAiss
Sugar 0obbing)-Golden &C" in Dbl.
per n. atkc. extra CO. IN Dbl. per N. 4stc.
srv graduated. in bbl. per 10 5asc: cube.
&c; powdered. SIC: &c per n discount
far spot cash on prices quoted.
Flour etc lobhingl - Washington
straight. per biol. 29o: patent. Sc Patent
Excellent. $40, Novelty 4. se.5: Cali
fsrna brands 30. Dakota brands Sc -
6i -; buckwheat -four. ,ser hhl. So 80. per
cat. -: graham. per bhi. sass. or
Nfb sacks, slS5 per ewt: rye -four. per
tbl. $50 Of lo-tb sacks, s.. Is per ewt: rye.
neal per hhl. 81 per cw'. g. cat
psr cwt $275, cracked wheat. per
ewt. tees. rolled wheat. S450 bbls.
sacks. 1915. whole whca: -four. Per cvt.
rs pearl barley. loo-Ib sacks. $3.50, .
y boxes. A.: split Neas. per fe0-fb sacks.
=; e-lo boxes. Hac; corn meal. yellow.
~ g 5os Si.e0. white. los. s. n. 58s. s.
-tJohbtnCN Small white. per n
~, pink. Per ~. sac: Hayos. per n. s7sc;
LIMA. per 10. t'ac
Rice (Jobhing}-taps BG54c: China,
Sc per 10 Island GtsH5Nc
Dried peas-(Joeb!ng)-Field. ner II.
Ne
sslt-(Johb'nr) Liverpool, 5o-fb sacks.
Per ton. $le815: American dairy. 5o-ib
sacks. per ton. SIS: Coast. hair ground
a-1b sacks, per ton. 81. 5o-ib sacks, per
ton sl2 5-ih sacks. = IN hale, szs5 $40
bale & "a
Lsrd-(Johblngl-Hono rendered. per
n Sinclair uerces. sc: Rex leaf. -.
nd compound. tierces. &c
Coffee - tJcbbiHg) - Grecu-Nocha. per
=. Sc; Java. per n. soc. Costa Riea.
sao'ce, per 70. stc. Rio. per n. 60.
heas,rd-Arhuckles in Io-ib cases. Ter
H. x
ss-in eases, per cwt. s.. Java, Eo-fo tin
.Ahs, per n. So. - ard Ioo-fo sacks. S4c .
Ssen Mocha. Sc: peabcrry blend. sic;
SSssA'snlala. %c' ground coffee, @'9-sszc.
.agl-Raker's. fs-lo Pre-
In tec. l2-lo Eagle. @Sc. star. l2-la
eeSes Sd.
hhirE}-Epps'. iH-lh tins. IA
ee1es. s-iec Bakers. Glib ooxes. sSc.
s- IN honten's. IN tins. sSc. l.--0 tins,
tsc' 4 tins s.
Neocensed 9tak-tJobbtug)-E Eagle. per
" la. Highland uuswreteued. s. 50,
"a eNaFles Cream. Sass. Standard. SSeo.
s'ee. rnsNectene3. s. rs Economy. s..
.~sees tJCohiar) -- WorceStershire
-. - per doa. $50. medium. 3 x. pep
S@''Ve. pints per dog. 81 =. tomato
.lh California. pfntS SIS Per dos
Fer DEG. '''''' pms
H. .ps- tIeNe.ngl hhls. per gal
49, ga dr'ps. half 0bls. rcv gallon. ~,
- KEGS, rer ker. s. 10. drsps. gallon
g., Per case. s.. g9s. hair gallon tins.
a. 'efniA, e, drlps. half gallon tins.
-, use. &to. New Orleans vaclasscs.
l.. TINS, Per ease. s5G<5S -. maple.
gses,NN @eln, sallao trs peg 0oz. sl4, IoE
cas- aau E2ilaD t1s. rer dnz s. 50. Log
80 h'c gallon Sockets. sAs0
- So Joha-ng} SAN paiis. sc. pals
e., = each. vie. California. e-re cans. :
case. Per toz, STA
ss.-.'.,.. elns)-Corlh. per II. T-ai9c
go California. pure. s-wallon can.
a., s,-%''oas. PER aoE. 81. half gallon. PER
AfAessrs -gobosnrl soda \ 81, per
sea. extra. & Fer II; sccas. one
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-09

The hay market is somewhat strength
snss ard the movements for week have
beer better than for some time, especially
fer the lower Sound farmers. The deal
srs now have large supply on hand, but
hey are Of the opinion that prices are
more likely 10 advance, IL anything. than
70 decline There is q strong desire for
a. advance. as the profits for all con-
esyned are very small.
wheat for the past week has been NOV
far better than for any time this season,
snd II is most likely 10 have been induced
BE- the higher prices OF few days since.
About ten cars a day have unloadcd
Il the West Seattle elevator. For today
lie market is slightly firmer. Oats are
,ery dull. with many offerings.
TIE mop outlook Ia more discouraging
fhza ever and the prices are even weaker
Gar before. Word from agents FOR Wash
hston hops in Minnesota, Wisconsin ard
cher portions OF the East give the in
ssmation that there is absolutely no
ale.
Washington creamery butter has be-
seHc quite scarce. and the Oregon product
h reaping the benefit. The latter never
sells so high nor Is IL worth as much. but
Is Is usual at too high prices. first-class
goods rarely get the benefit. The cheap
Eastern and California brands are also
selling better. and sometimes as genuine
Washington creamery.
Eggs are very scarce. The same rule
applies 70 butter as 10 eggs they are be-
Ing neglected by buyers for the cheaper
Eastern ones.
Peaches are nearly out OF market and
getting scarcer every day. Fall pears
are In season, but scarce. Lemons are
again advanced In sympathy with a scar
city over the whole country. Pacific coast
grapes have slightly advanced: concords
are firm Apples are In good demand.
Potatoes are duh. but recent shipment
to California may make new demand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-09
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH IA.

North hcnnd-Ieave Seattle a. m.
leave Port Townsend a n.. leave Friday
Harbor II 80 a. m; leave Roche Harhor
- 80 y. m: arrive New Whatccm. 6 p. m.
South hound Leave New WhatCom a
m. leave Roche Harhor q. m; leave
Friday HsrbOr 10 a. m. leave Port Town.
send y. M. arrive Seattle as y. an.
+ r. Thompson. managing owner. Lilly.
Bogardus q Co, agents. City dock.
Phone. Main ST.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RAINIER-GRAND.

RAINIER-GRAND.
J. o'Connor. Tacoma.
6. w. Stewart and wife, San Francisco
+. Slime and wife. Chicago.
Mrs. Z. X. GUN. Chicago
Charles r. Woodward. Chicago.
Mrs Hornlv Lewis, Liverpool.
James W. Kirk. New York
Mrs L. a Beardslee. New York.
William W. Mcintosh. Portland.
J NJ, Arlington. ST. Louis.
Mrs. ]. W. Pilfred. Oakland.
Mr. J. ". Pilfred. Oakland
Richard G Pnfred. Oakland.
Miss Alice Pilfred. Oakland.
W. s. Fuller. Monte Cristo.
Mrs. Noyes Lewis. England.
Miss Noyes Lewis. England.
John {. Leslie. Snohomish.
r. Ephriam. San Francisco.
Mr.. George S Bonney. ST. Paul.
Mrs. George s. Bonney. ST. Paul.
Theo r Wilcox. Portland.
W NJ Tadd. Portland
A. Hansen. Montreal.
NJ. Mayer. Constantinople.
g G. Darling. Tacoma.
Howard z. .Nutley.. snohomsh-
Samuel IL Lamb. Toronto.
w. J. Tiernay. Vancouver.
HOTEL BUTLER.
A. r Burt. Hoodsport.
J w Jones. Port townsend
Joe Danne baum. San Francisco
N. Rlackower. San Francisco.
T. w. Allen San jose.
\. Boenicke. Portland:
c Fox wife and son. Detroit.
J. Howard Watson and wife, Lake Che
John c. Bryce. Portland. -.
Port Orchard.
r. r. Moody Portland.
+ 8 Morris, Portland.
Mr.. ard Mrs J. e. Croker. Everett.
Mrs r. y. Crooker. Chicago
NJ r Francis, Port Gamble:
Samuel r Regent, Port Blakeley-
Mrs J II. Murray. Port Gamble
J.. r. Johnson. city.
BENJAMIN Late, Portland.
a I Coffey. San Francisco.
" Finlav Hail. Whatcom-
&. J. FrsyEang. FsirhaVen-
4 w Cotlain. Portland.
John H. crowley and wife. Seal Islands,
Il. 3. Ankeny and wife. Jacksonville.
A r. Breyman. Portland
! Cook san Francisco.
] n. Porter. Port Townsend.
George A Joiner. Mount Vernon
A J. Campbell. Olympia
T A Williams city.
J. 3 Croker Everett
George NJ NayloT. Everett
Alkaline Roster. Port Angeles
Thomas Mslong. Port Angeles
q l. Garden L :. r. {. ;.
y. A. Robson. Brinnon. Wash.
THE VICTORIA
G. Allen. city.
+ \. Miller. 81 Paul
Ms Durrant. Kauilchie.
Mrs Charles Bailey. CITY
r Rust Lewis. Frederick, no
Mrs. Rust Lewis. FREDERICK, Nh
=. CrauSe Victoria. T. e
r. A Adams. Tacoma
r q. Cameron. Tacoma
u " Ambrose. spokane.
III Wills. Port Angeles
II Johnson kawluopE- y -
Ms " =. Reed Cie-E.lum.
LOAN Milne Hillsboro, or
Tohn X MONTH"; Portland
: J Emauuels. Vancouver .. =.
n. RI Herryman. Victoria
A W Alvey. Tacoma
II J. Murray. Tacoma
HOTEL DILLER-
Y~an v.venson- Cherry valley.
" Il HeatoH. Mercer Slough
C. Stewarg. Tacoma.
+ ". Iindguigt- thirago-
James e. Murphy. Chieakp
a. f. CLARK. Cherry tlsFf'
- gr-6osk Cherry valley
- r Primrose Port AtEG4snn
J II Kelly. Douglas. Isle 81 Wan
y Ta Rov. Mex ksnl!cAse.
II : Moore Black Diamond
Ca~f r a Jensen. .@sler-
& y Eaton. C0upeFtlie-
" r Pagett. Cos-nopelss
" FlweA Port Gamble
J. r. Wsisoa. Toit-
N-z III f-sa. Victoria y. g
A J gcNElln and @.tes ahco4ffF-
James Morris. Tacoma
William Blshop. 5r-, Fort Towns ~
William bishop 81. Port oHnsen1
p II DggEaH. ttsaiseY-
p sIkes san Fraff5a -
n = Erakaw. SfanWe01.
q A1xersozs La Conner.
a. II. Hsnlin. Tacoma -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-09
HOODS cANAL ROUTE.


STEAMER DELTA
Leaves HarrinRt0n's dock. foot ~ WASH
fngtou street Tuesday. Thursday and
cafnriav a. o'clock a. m. fer Kingston.
port Gamble SesheCk. Brennon. Hoiley,
pewatto. Lliiiwaup FAILS. Hoodsport and
Union city Returns alternate days, TAX
trv fha Mace Of steamer Cnehalis.
A. G.. n. FERRY. Agent.
n TP0rrT&fAN Master.