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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-11-16
lie AE6ridional.

Journal Q6icte5 das School Board .a
de la Cooperation GAbberille.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-11-16

la lenlaieon commence avea
me bean temps. le rendement est
hon ct Ia cansle cat bien mnre. poat
aunonee' me satisfaction gen6raIe, 81
non IL prix.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-11-16

lse canard s'..st i6pandn dams les
casnpagnes ct, Vnltigeat ct Sc repa
sent dams Ies champs De riz. II eu il
e'8 yepda un assez fort norlbre al
yil lisge u seiaaine derniefe.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-11-16

Les seas aparochapt.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-11-16

Les corneiiles ont encore fait lfnr
spparllion. D'iwnenses volier do
Ger oise9u yoItigeht en- si'onnant an~
dessns des wastes champs de ra Il
De ntsis. La patHe est richie ceite
anuae.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-11-16

Henry # Holmes acrl-6 do meur-
ire de Benilmin +. sPitzel a Chicago
et Vim fAeWore Durant accu.s
d'avoir assassip6 BAnche E.amon' il
SAP Ffaneisco Oil les deux 6ie trnlts
IA caapable 3 III doigent ere pen-
dus.
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Shipping Commissioner J. ]. Burns sign
ed the crew OF the schooned r. X. Wood
AT Port Blakeley Monday afternoon. The
schooner is UNDERGROUND for Shanghai.
China.
Steamer Signal cleared yesterday for
Astoria with 20 tons of coal and eighteen
Chinese.
Steamer City OF Topeka did not get
away yesterday until $50 y. m. owing 10
the large amount of freight TO be handled.
Steamer Umatila arrived last evening
at 40 O'Clock with 80 tons of freight
and The following passengers for this
port:
steamer island Belle on her last trip
I'm from Port Townsend was compelled TO
tie up at City dock for repairs. She Will
get out on time tonight.
Steamer City OF Kingston had In ahou.
fifteen tons OF China sugar yesterday
morning.
Reports yesterday morning stated that
a dense fog was lowering all over the
Straits.
Steamer Farallon will leave today for
San Francisco with a full cargo OF freight
and a large number Of passengers.
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Nztso Point. Beacon reshewn-Ssn Nateo
beacon No. :. temporarily erased fTon
tAs charts. as uots5 IN y. - II. Ne IL
% ISL, IS resaown in its former POSITION
about rs mixes ESE : Z. from Point
san Nafeo.
Csllfornia--San Pablo hay. baoy erased
TIE red baay, Ne 4 heTetoEsge shown
about fhree-eights OF mile NV. ~ W.
from Penole Point, has been erased from
the charts
oregoR-Umpqua river, buoy moved
TIE outside bar buoy 4. : can, az I'm
p9ua river entrance. IS shown moved 20
the bearings: UnpaUa river light. = a N;
Uupqua river L. :. 5. NNE- = K
oreSoa-YsQuina bay. new post lights
New post lights ara shown in Ysqutna
hay as follows: NaQuina bar rioSe (froao
Iight (yN1. Flagstaff. beacon \. :. = r;
Yaouins old tower. W. u $. yRauina bar
range grearl light CNl-F'sagstsf. beacon
4. SW. IS-is $; beacon : 81. ~. gov
eminent wharf post light tTSl-BeasoR \
=. SIS. beacon {. ;. = l.. Middle
ground post Hght-ReScon : 81. by r.
Isis T.. Flagstaff. beacon a. : u L. tsast-
erlyl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sound. san
Juan channel entrance. new huoy--A new
buoy. salmon bank buoy, black can. No.
l. is shown 10 the southwark Of Cattle
point. San Juan island. on the nearingSN
&fASE1ttEN 4-Aa&AA A-S8As w NAAsAE
point post light. y.
Washington sound. Rosa
RIO strait. new spindle. new huoy-A
spindle OH. So is now shown on Black.
Rock IN Rosario strait, east Of Blakely
island. A new buoy, Davidson Rock
buoy, black. can, No. ]. is also shown
south OF Watmough head on the bearings:
smiths island light. :. Il E; :. tangent
Lopez island. NSW. u W.
AfaskR-SftEA harhor. htf0y era Sef3-fn
accordance with Information received
from Lieut.. Commander \. r. Cou6en.
United States navy. commanding United
States steamship Pinta. Xenohia rock
buoy. red. No. :. in Sitka hsrbor. has been
temporarily erased from the charts.
AiaSka-Bering sea and Alaska coast
General changeS-A new teRgraVedl edi-
ton OF the chart shows many changes.
the most important being extensive addi-
tons 10 the photography OF Beriur sea
and a readjustment of the variation
curves.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-24

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January l and Fol-
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
J. 1895, are 81, $40, 652. 62. There ware tiied
for record yesterday II deeds. the consid-
erations aggregating $l295o.S0. Following
is the list AZ furnished by the Daily he
cord, room u, Scheuerman block:
Germano Bertoldi 20 Thomas Mar
Ghetto, ela OF lot 6. and lot !. block :,
Englewood. SEQ.
John +. Larsen 20 John l.. Johnson, )
acres In nwl. sec /. 2s. 3. 800.
Southern Pacfiio Land Company TO
George T.. Webster. lots II 10 H. block r..
the company's Huntington Park add Des
Moines. 81.
Henry 4. Frederick to James S. Nc
Callum, nwl4 swla. and e92 swA, sec 3.
.. s, s.. 600.
William A. FlIndan 10 Frank j. Maess.
swA nwA. and VIII swA. sec g. q. s. 81.
Robert Todd 10 John III. L. Todd. lots
70 and g. block 81, West Seattle Land and
Improvement Company's Cd plat. 81
John II. J.. Todd TO NJ. Galley. same
land. 81, 100.
Charles Kakeldy to Leo u. Gilmer and
Mrs. Birdie A. Adams, acre tract 81 OF
the sci. sell. sec 2 q. :. s..
Joseph Kervil To South Park Land and
Imp. Co. lot 10. block l3. South Park. Sc.
IT. W. Lake TO Thomas Winsor, strip
80 feet wide. east and west, facing on Sal
mon bay adjoining east side Of tract ~.
FarmhaIe Homestead plat 70 hay. $3.50.
James IT Titus TO Harry NJ. Wade, lots
Q and 10. block I. Kent. 500.
Harry NJ. Wade 10 James II. Titus, lot
.. block u, Crows Let add Kent. 81.
Sheriff to A. A. Morrow. % lot ~.
2-s lot Is block 2, Lakeyiew add. sl9i. 20.
Hiram Reyburn 70 L. II. Jordan. lots
&c and q. block I: II and a.. block 3; p,
@, q. % and -. block s. Portland Puget
Sound Railway add. 81.
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SAN JUAN Isr.ANps-sTEAstrs "

Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves CITY
dock foot of Main street. Monday. We'd
neSdaS and Friday at a. IN. for Port
townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Nhatcom.
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is
North Bound-Leave Seattle 600 a, m.
leave Port Townsend FOO a m: Ieaye
rriaay Aarbor u:So a. M; leave Roche
Ifaroor 1881 p. m. arrive New Whateorn
e:e9 y. m.
South Bound-Leave New whatcom <.oo
=. m ie3Ne Roche Harbor 500 q. m. !:
leave Friday Harbor 1000 a m: leave
Port Townsend 400 p. M: arrive Seattle
7:sS y. m.
j. X thompson. managing owner. J. A
Hatfield. agent. Phone So.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle az fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a IN. passengers re-
ceived on board at a. M April 8. & Is.
Is, q and IS.
For AiaslNa-Anril 3. 8. 10 and = at
2 a m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at a. m. April 8. 10.
Is, %, - and so.
Tickets may be obtained at the offco OF
the company at Ocean dock, Seattle.
CoODAIL. PERKINS e CO..
General Agents San Francisco.
j r. TROWBRIDGE. Act. p. s. Supt..
Seattle.
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SKAGrT RIVER RouTp

steamer City az Champaign or Steamer
CNa1 Mcdonald
Leaves Lilly. sBogarius e Co. dock. Seat
tie-TueSdsty, April q. at Z a m; Thurs
"a al a. m.
Leaves Mount Vernon - Wednesday.
April -, ~ II a. m: Friday, April Is al
IL noon, Sunday. April -, at %. m. con-
nesting at Seattle with steamer Mary r..
Fcrley and Glide for Tacoma and Everett I
freight and pasScngers. Calling at Ed
lncnds. Richmond Tulaiip, Stanwood,
Florence. Fir. skagit City. Mount Vernon
LILLY. BOCsasRDUS & co. Inc.
Owners ana Managers. Seat tie.
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BsrIey-Qaie,: December. &c.
Co~--sr q

BzrIey-QRi@,: December. &c.
Corr-sffl
Brzn-Sls-58 PR ton
Produce
Potstoes-Rsce 90 rew continue 20
Increase. All descriptions are ia good
demand. New. 1s@1iSc per pound. early
rose. 5NF Ase. river reds. &C So. Barhar&s.
sa9Tsac; Oregon Buro4nks. A.sls5c per cen
tai
Onlons-Choiee sfoek. steady Good 10
choice California. s5csfSt. eat. $3.50 per
GENITAL: oregons. f11L@.
Butter-Prices show no improvement.
Creamery. fancy. fz1@6llSc; seconds. ia
IL per pound. dairy. fancy. igs-5IIc; fair
10 choke. sfIiac: store. SITE
Cheese-Rec espts Increasing: prices low
-. Choice 10 fancy. sac; fair 70 good.
slzg75i.c. Eastern. ordinary 10 tine, f0flIac
per pound.
Exxs-Store tots have again declined
Quotable al I0Gllc for store and i3g l5c
for ranch
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wheat. s@Ss. 40. United States and Car
ala. east &C ne Rockies. corn. decrease.
sfa.ese bushels. United States and Canada.
east % the Rockies, oats. Increase. *. sssa.
Leading decreases % whest last week rot
reported by the oflctal visible ss1prly
statement include S1agoo bushels IN North
western interior elevators. 1s+.sso ar louis
Vile. ss-tso A. Newport News and 8. &c az
Iseayeawcrt2l. The only corresponding In
crease was H1fs0 bushels IN Minnesota
private elevators.
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MARINE NEWS.

san Francisco. April - --Arrivet-str
Homer. COOS bay. Maeklnaw Tacoma.
nensrfetf-Centic HouEkong and foko-
hama. sh q r. Sargent. Seattle. sh SteT-
Nug Port Townsend, schr Marion, GRAY =
hector Frelznts and charters-BF 81
Afens,~rh now on Puget sound. lBm hef
thence "a VALPARAISO Z o. Pisarpa TaDEe.
Everett. April -Speclal-The snip
Ctsa ~4ian sale. today with cargo q
Tlrs and lumber from Bells sawmiH for
,ra F-ef~ estate a. san Francisco.
pr~t Townsend. April Ia-SEs-ciai-Ar-
-f,-e8-Sr~ Jeanne. A. Conox. from sa n
Pa -.3aeo. str ITmail.la. from San Fran
80. far sound ports Sailc3-Str CITY
~ Toreka. for Alaska. str Walla y alia.
for san Prs 3cis4so-
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EVANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at f2:i5
n. m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams,
Dungeness. Port Angeles, Port Crescent,
Gettysburg. Pysht, Clallam Bay and
Neah Bay: returning. arrives Seattle 2:sl
leaves Yesler dock for Port Townsend
Port Williams, Bungeness, Port Angeles
Fridays at $50 %. m. arrives Seattle al
ternate days D. N.
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char, Corrections I'm March.

-1,s March circular OF the coast and
s..1sseft.. survey announces me folio sInEs
esa~r corrections GA the Pacific coast.
Caslfarnla-~I{sln st9lat Ray euyran@a.
f.,,ev ruove.s-The Hgmboiat bay outside
ear Visiting buoy IL shown moved %
,ba bearings. Humboldt ola tower, \ F.
~ = :. p: Humboldt Hight (Fabis blafO
= ~ r. = =
CaiifOrniA-S4a Francisco bay, san
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London. April 23.-Fiar silver, 5Osad. Com
soils. I05l4 Bank of England discount
rate. . per cent.
New York, April 23.-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says: The settlements
in the Kaffir markets marks tho further
boom there and absorbed attention to-
day, but the tone was generally good
Americans were better and frmer. which
on the eve of the settlement beginning
tomorrow, looks we'll. Stock is said 10 be
scarce.
BrendstuffS and Grains.
Liverpool. April 23.-Wheat-Spot. firm;
demand moderate: No. red winter. IS
4iLa: No. . red spring. IS 4l2d: No. hard
Manitoba. IS lid: No. California, IS ID
Futures closed steady. with september
IA lower and other months Ad lower.
Arrii. IS I'd; May and June, So IA: July,
IS I'D: August - I'D; September. - lad.
Corn-Spot. firm. American mixed. new.
IS Id Futures closed quiet. with near
ana distant positions unchanged to ID
lower. April. 4s SAD: May, IS al: June.
A. Al; July. Is f2d: August, Is nd: Sep
TENDER, Is SID.
Fiour-Demand firm and fair; st. Louis
fancy winter. So.
TIopg-At London. Pacific coast, r lbs.
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Ths-s was a fair inquiry for many %
NJ lrsding commodities in the produce
nss yesterday and sales were fairly large
al here were bat few changes in prices
a compared with the preceding day. Re
e&ps were light and supplies being small
eseks we're pretty well cleaned up At the
ssss Of the days business. in fact. the
ssrkst Was almost bare. Affairs are IN
.n.s.uIar posifion Old stock is rapidly
sslng oat Of the market and new stun
coming in. hat Ia small quantities.
Prices are high on nearly all commo-
sgiles beeauae Of the scarcity, and viii
tro.,ably remain so until new stock be-
gins 10 arrive in larger quantities.
TIE warm weather is productive OF an
,mprovement IN the demand for fresh
fruits and some dealers yesterday report
I'll more general inquiry I'm oranges than
for a number Of days past. Prices. how
eyer remained about the same. although
on strictly fancy grades the tone Of the
market was lrmer LINES are in light
supply and are low priced. Lemons are
also plentiful and cheap. Strawberries
are meeting with moderate inquiry, the
prices as Yet being rather too high 10 ad-
nii OF general consumption. Bananas
AL ether tropical fruits meet With a
esol steady sale and the quoted figures
sall Apples are Ia very light supply and
Yses are steadily advancing. Receipts
Il light and the inquiry Is good Even
~ai1m stock ~ bringing large prices.
- movement In dried fruits shows
nasvsly any change from day 10 day
ta8 prices remain unchanged.
TAs Inquiry for vegetables continues to
fss steadily and the supplies now offer
hT make an excellent showing as 10
saaiy. quite a large shipment was ex-
Iseted last night by the steamer Una
TIA from san Francisco. The only native
sock that is arriving is potatoes. celery.
hssace and radishes, and considera BILE
yAabarh. Potatoes remain about steady.
shoagh new stock is a shade easier.
Good onions are firm at quotations. All
descriptions OF dairy produce are in good
fgpply and values are low and not very
vel sustained The liberal receipts Of
batter continue and the demand may he
aa % be fair. There is "A tendency on
sae part Of buyers TO clean up the mar
iei OF the cheaper grades and ccnsifera-
Neqnaniiiies have thus been disposed OF.
shs outlook for the cheaper grades OF
sattef Is more favorable. but the supply
apple. Present stocks OF all kinds OF
batter are plentiful, with prices weak.
Cheese Is looming to hand In liberal guam
ities and supplies are heavy. nealer8
srs enaeavoriug to reduce stocks by
saAaiag asking prices in round lots. Re
esipss q eggs We're larger yesterday than
'os several days past. The ruling price
vas z cents Yesterday ana firm at that.
n demand for poultry continues good.
What IS SIN firm but transactions are
M very extensive. oats also continue
AZ
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Portland. AprI -Wheat-walia wal
n. Is. per bushel. valley. S8>-f4c Per
Genital
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Rreadstufr- and Grains.
BOSTON Wool Market .

Boston. April 23.-Alrlough the inactiv-
ity which has been rervading the wool
market here for some time past still pre-
walls prices are steady. and the firm tone
OF markets abroad IL having a beneficial
effect in strengthening the market here
The near approach ~ the new clip Is the
principal factor IN Keeping buyers from
making large purchases, as they are NAT
orally inclined 30 await the arrival or
now stock before making any large puf-
chases. There ts fair supply % old
wool however in the market, bot los
are more or less broken, and before clos
iug M the ola stock manufacturers Dc
sire 70 know more about the quality and
condition % the new crop. The Austria
liam wool market il steady. Although the
offerings are liberal values are firm Mon
tana fire. 81 Tic. secured. 9f922c. North
ern California spring. detective. "GS'ze;
sro,tr..g eaff1sr. Australian comtfuR SD
uerFne 41fs e.. Australian combinss, 3
a.: cross breeds. qusrier-blo0d, ga &c.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

fricss Paid To Farmers for Country
Produce.
Tie following quotations are the prices
fsa 10 farmers and producers by Seattle
ssssess houses tor articles named. the
fsei' 10 be delivered in Seattle.
hers-ChoiCs, &c per pound.
.ar-tIn car load iaisl-Puget sound.
~ per ton; Eastern Washington, si0;
IA 81; rye grass s..
.sAIS-(In car load lotsl-OAts, choice,
-; barley $3.50 per ton wheat chicken
@ASAWlA. 80: corn. S22. cracked. So.
ssoTAtoEs-potatoes. <1esl1 per ton.
fe'fER, EGos ANp PoUIrRY Handled
. semmisSion.
alhfs, PEIfs ASp TAIIow-F eavy sailed
sas', over 90 ms. PER 10. sc: medium,
u, 4c: hcht. under a. It's. Sc:
80 s'p, 81, and calf, Ter IL. &c; green
le less than sailed dry hides. reP
y r. cnis OF above. one-ihird less. dry
Pef ID, tGsc: dry deer skins. summer.
So. 2e2 5c good winter. l0al isc: POOR
- - taln winter. Sc, sheen skins, i5.G2Sc;
- seN. SVt'sec; wool. 7et7isc Per 10; ta.-
A't sroCK-Choice beef cattle. &c !:
60. ee sheen. Sisc: good hogs. S'4c,
) w. eTessed, large. &c; small. 1efsc per
assSs-snpcr.Or quality. per VI, fr. s.. -
choice cedar 500: common, per
~ spruce logs, $65l
Johhirg Quotations.
80 ioslovlnE are the prices paid bv re.
Seaisrs for Toun4 lots delivered at the
- or en- the cars. or the iohbing rates
Na aF wholesale dealers with ordinary
era, OF credit.
sTAFtx sRoCEME&
ss's-{Jobbingl-Colden &C in bbl.
sl1a sNe; extra 500 IN ebl. peE ID. &Asc,
d. !" so'' rer Ii. 49,; dry grsnulated. N
s.. 20 sc. cube, 57sc. powdered.
srs,. ~ (eF 10 discount Tor spot cash on
NsS quoted.
,,,,s.SA Err -{lobbingl - Washing ton
.Fe.s ere, Ser eel, SAoo. ratent. s. So; patent
ts.e.. - $50; Novelty A. So, Cali
ets SFaods. s. 2s- Dakota brands $SS
a. .seaeS~hea' aoar. per Dol s. N: PEI
en. graham. ger bhL s2.Ss:
Ii "a =. eAs - . yer cw-; rye hoar. per
-. - or Ter sacks So per cwt, I'VE
- - PEI Abl. $S--s: rer c,st sa.ss. "a.
a., !. reT Dol. sf5otsfi -. honsny. per
10; cyscked q neat rrr vt so:
s.,s.'s 6eai, SaVV pct ctl: faxed wheat,
a.. IS RS, whole uhesr sienr. per
"a. tear. barley. PER 2, 40. split
Ia lS' :, S.; table corn meal yellow.
a.. esi IN i0-n sacks. s<as. "a:
Ssepsr Ssr '>s' go" fiA~ed hom.hy'
tJoohins)-Smal white per In
pax Per a.. sc: RSyos' per
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Financial.
Silver bars .as7s Q57 Dvafts-Sight 80. 5
Mexican dol SIX s5at= Telegraph ....-. z
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

New York, April 23-The upward move
ment on the Stock Exchange received
fresh impetus today. and a higher range
OF values was established in the greater
number of shares dealt. Speculation was
active at the opening OF business. and
the first prices made were generally high
er than last nights closing figures In
the early trading fractional gains were
made except IN the coal shares, against
which a bear demonstration was made.
sending the quotations down / per cent.
for y. j. Central and fraction for the
rest OF the list The general market soon
became irregular. Shortly after IL o'clock
prices took an upward turn, aud before
noon the market had recovered its tone.
In the afternoon there was an easing of
of prices. which did not exceed a fraction
except in " J. Central, the loss In that
stock being IL per cent The Cordage
shares developed strength. and the COM
mon moved up = per cent, the preferred
:, per cent. and guaranteed = per cent.
LacIede Gas also rose ! per cent The
changes between and , o'clock were un-
important As delivery hour approached
speculation grew active and strong, es-
pecially for the Changers. Northwest rose
2ls per cent Northwest preferred and
Rock Island II. per cent. ST. Paul "a per
cent and Burlington = per cent. The
Coalers were also in good buying demand.
the latter Pullman and Missouri Pacific.
At the close the market was active and
buoyant with the Changers and other
stocks at the best price OF the year.
The trade I'm bonds was again heavy.
with a brisk inquiry for Reading issues
at the close The aggregate sales were
s.. 2i5 90. Atchison rs figured for SSf',vo,
and the Reading bonds $4,000.
Government bonds-Flrm.
State bonds-lnactive.
Railroad bonds-Strong.
Petroleum-Steady; May, closed, s2l0
bid.
Financial.
Money on call easy at 1i4a2 per cent;
last loan. Ia per cent; closed, IL per
cent Prime mercantile paper, Sa4o
per cent.
Sterling exchange-Firm, with actual
business In bankers bill at Sis94s tSS'2
ordemand. and "a SSssgi4.sS1s for sixty days.
Posted rates. $tS904S1is ana S-y9a hso'2.
Commercial bills. $i.Slie94S.5i.
Silver certificateS-65A.d lbac.
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PORT ORCHARD AND SIDNEY ROUTE

STEAMER DELTA
VIII leave Sidney daily at a. m. and
1880 y. m. Leave Seattle az . % a. m. and
p. m, calling at Charleston dry dock,
Rremerton. Brick ward. Sylvan Grove and
head OF Port Orchard, u IN, City dock,
foot OF Main street,
u. TRoUTALAN. Master.
]. A. HATFIELD. Agent.
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STEAMERS.
LTNGHAM LINE
OF Steamers and Clipper Ships.

Puget Sound direct 20 Delagoa Bay, car
wing goods a through rates from cen
tiers feeding the Northern Pacific railway
and comps MES affiliated thereto. via
Puget Sound 10 Delagoa Bay. and thence
bv the Netherlands railway OF the South
African republic TO Pretoria and johann
nesburg.
Following the steamship Beltlsi0e. and
20 sail about May g. the fine steamship
Solveig. OF s $50 tons. from Puget Sound
6PoFt Blakeley), 20 he followed hy other
steamers and sailing clippers from this
or other ports on Puget Sound. For
terms apply %;
port Rlakeley NH Co. Port Biakeley.
Wash
Northern Pacific railway. Tacoma and
NJ Is. Magnesen. as Front street. San
Francisco.
+. r. Iangham. DeiaRoa Bay.
e r Neane e. Co. general English
agents, 81 Graccchurch street. London.
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. =
Leave Ssattie--s.4s il Is a. m. .:tS els
z m leave Tacoma-s.So ~ IN. l:a. s'Sa.
SO 2. m.
sunday
Leave Seattle-T.ea a. m. Issoa $500 .. N
Leave TGcoEaa-e.S - n m. $50 : 20 p N.
Landing AZ Northern Pacific wharf, Ta-
soma, and Commercial dock. foot or Mar
hon street. Seattle
sundays excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood: fare. soc.
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ssssyyations taken az all stations at
: rstn meridian time g p. m. Pacific
- GEORGE n. SALISBURY.
Oberserver In Charge.
~ars al Seattle hari1or for the week
s..IsssaR Wednesday. April =:
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CoarpANy.

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Honolulu and Australia
Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
lulu. Samoa. Auckland, ~. a. and sgd
ney, ". S. w. without change.
steamship Alameda. May 2, y. IN.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia.
April q. 1876.
Boyd F,lock, Seattle.
w. Webster. Dist. Agent Vancouver,
II. G.
j. n. Spreckels e. Bros. Co.. General
Agents, San Francisco.
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= nte t-4f1 ~ Esllss1f NAfl- =, sast
SeztfSa and Whstcom F1ate---ssfAte ~
~. 5rarog leaves SEATTLE daily execut
ss4fsrsfay az 50 p. n. Seattle and la Con-
uer rsifa--F'siraave leaves Seati}e daily
s-rrerrf Saturday. al sezt ? ~. Tacoma and
=. a.. 49, s-~.sfafq 81 Washington leaves
Sesttie T-tessIays. Thursdays and SatEr-
YESLER DOCK.