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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-10-30

JESSE KNIGHT is about the streets to,
day on crutches. On Monday he was
chasing cattle on horseback on the Lake
Bottoms and the horse fell broadside
wrenching Mr.. Knights right knee re.
moving the cap. Mr.. Knight is i'm
proving rapidly and expects to be able
to throw away his crutches in few
days.
OVER three hundred democratic
meetings are to be held in Utah to
night, At each one the new declara-
ton of independence will be read and
remarks made upon it.
CAPTAIN DAN JONES lectures tonight
ct the B. Y academy, Subject colon
ization of the Uintah Indian reserya-
ton.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-10-30

Wednesday, Oct. 80. Hon. f..
A. Wilson.
Monday, Nov. 1.-IEbn. .. R.
Thurman.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

EI080C30xs
London. Feb. 1s.-Rar silver. HS-leA
ConsolA l04 5-S Bank az England dis
count rate. per cen<-
New York. Feb. 15.-Tha Evening Post,s
London cablesram says: The American
loan Is At 81 premium here today. Thu
stock markets were idle. Americans wers
duh and weak ON the crushing defeat Of
the gold bond bin IN the house yesterday.
Produce.
Liverpool. Feb. 1s.-Wheax-Gpot, arm:
demand moderate: No. red winter, u
s1-2d: No. red spring. s. la: No. I
hard Manitoba, IS ID: No. California, s.
ID Futures opened firm ct unchanged
pvsces. closed quiet. unchanged rebru-
airy. ~ 6 l-3d: March. - Cd: Aprf1, - I'd:
nday - LA: June. - sd: July, q Sd
Corn-Spot Arm: American mixed, new.
= Id. Futures opened frm with near
and d.stant positions farthing higher;
February. - Id; March and April, a
Id: May. Is sd: June. - Id: July, a ID.
Flour-Steady; demand moderate: 81.
Louis fancy winter. 50 Cd
Hops-Unchanged
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Schooner IL N. KimhaM left San Fran
cisco ON February for this port with a
cargo OF merchandise.
Schooner Mary DUlge b due * any
t.rns now from San Francisco with mcr-
chaEdzse.
Fishing sca,ooners st. lawrence and
Alct1o, belonging 20 Afnswprth d Dunn.
are expected hack from their haltbut
fishing cruise.
Tug Beaver towed a scow load OF brick
frnrn this port TO Olympia Yesterday. 70
be used In rhe new capitol building.
Steamer Mabel arrived yesterday after
noon from Snohoniish river points with a
fan cargo or freight.
Tug Sea Lion left yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock for Port Townsend and
DOWN the Straits
Tia steamer City OF Puebia was a. tho
buns1ers yesterday taking on a cargo OF
coal for her next down trip.
Steamer City of AhArdeen wil not make
aser regular trip from this city 20 ofym-
pia tomorrow. but Wall lay W and clean
botiers.
Special Treasury Agents Leslie CaTfom
F. w. Bean ard W. Moore finished IN
specting the local custom house yesser-
day morning and left on the cutter Grant
during the afternoon for Tacorraa
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position cf rsGnxsyo 1Reak1nea Eaxs~xu
nAnufscknr~x3 a s&oss as11ne hseher
pr1cee IN view Of Q late advance fy ieaxh-
er. Spruce lumber for frames has been
marked I'd % per cen<- Live cattle ard
fsogz are higher, due 20 Improvement In
The Eastern demand and Q decline IA ~
cefpes ~ WeDcexu eezsazu Cpxu . On
sakghtH and sead - aanD h4Eher. Prices
are unchanged for oats pork. cotton. iron
and stee3. but bseacsac<f cCetnun hays cola
BOWER, &C SONS points she aowzst en-
record Wheat - also OBJ On additional
eyt1eo1 q heavser supplies both ~ homo
and abroad tnan anrsipaked Copper.
raw sugar anx1 sari ara asso lower. The
only noteworthy szsns cf voiunn OF cakes
II SIMPLE merchandise ~ large Eastern
canfexs has been 4n dry goods. assxic from
cotoonz. 1reien dreas wpo4ens hetng most
pupuiAx. aUvsn New Eughua noe ussnn-
fackuring cer<eD report e,sp Gao.
shipped this week. agaanse 7s.oe m sA>
week q ysar go Expors q wAe.a. aour
snchS1s1 - wAea4 b0r1s coasts &C en-
United SsA.sa Tor she past six business
dASS VIA pEpbahay Be characterized -
dssAupcknfinG amonGang % onzr aSeooo
ousifeAR. This total, wails Ee 0Oo bushels
larger than the week before. 10 rather be-
bow The weekly average In previous
nsorshA One year ago The corresponding
uotaa was 90 bushels: .vo years axo.
a0o.oeo: and "a Ia q wAs l.xo.ooA
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MARINE NEws.

HoQuiann Feb. f5.-Special. Arrived
Schrs Volunteer and Charles Hanson,
from San Francisco, for HoQaiam: schr
volasst, from San Francisco. for Aber-
deem. Sailed-Str Point Iona. from Cos
mopoiis for San Francisco: schr Laura
May from Hoqutzzn. Tor San Francisco.
San Francisco. Feb. l5--Arrived-Mar-
iposa, Honofpdlu and Sydney: Al-Ki. De-
partme bay: Queen Astoria and Port
land; Unatiiia, Victoria and PORE Towne-
end: blk Kate Davenport. Port Biakesey.
Departed Falcon. Fraser river: sh
India. Nanaimo: sh Glencpua, Port
Townsend; schr La Glrorde. Gray's har-
bor:' scfr OttiIie Ford Gray's harbor.
F'reights and oharterS-Br str Beitisloe.
lumber from Port Blakeley to Delagoa
bay: Am sh Iadsa. coal. Na.nainao 70
Acapulco.
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NEW YORK MARKEu,

New York. Feb- 1.-THE share srer-,,.-
ton on the stock exchange sowsav -.
Irregular and unsettled. The tend~nrv
was Ia the Ssz.n t0wnr3 sUwer prscea "a
win rew exceptions the f1nnl sales v~rr
a reactions ranging from is 20 IL Ths
oefeaf o. the eutd bond h1h In ths f,os,~
Yesterday. wasf1e entirely expected. hnd :
sighry depresuang inzueuce on sss -
feT OF tass market An effort wue mnr,s
to create bear ssnkimsun d, the stxrsrs
by cersa4n tzannac1Aon IN eold by vatcn
s-S9i-2 pr oark vas paid by prospective
buyers OF hUuds from the syutzcata - =
Wenauxu Or coum1n13on on the gold -
cured. e = not an extr.ox,ttnary s,6n~
Tor pEsnaum of 1-501 Per cen. to be
PAID 90 button brokers % Obtain ru,d
ior an emergency. The tx1dznx In the
stock market was more sctays xnsu az
Ase. but tzse Increase was on xhs bear
s0e or the account The seeking usuve-
rneat in Northwest was continued and the
70" point was marked DOWN quite q dis
lance. the loss on the day be4ng rs. The
market caosed fairly steady.
There was a considerable dimsmstsoa IN
Che volume Of trading IN the bond market
today. the tendency OF prices was DOWN
ward az q rule. Tia total sales were
80. 800.
Government bonds-strong.
State bonds-Weak
Pexroleum-Fatray steady. March cp-
tons closed Log 3-4
Failures For the Week.
y O. Dun d Co.'S Weekly Review Of
Trade viii say: Failures Tor the week
were 30 Ia the United States, against 20
last year. and 81 in Canada against IS last
year.
Bank Clearanccs.
The following table. compsied by Brat
streets. shows the total ciearances at the
principal cities and the percentage OF in
crease or decrease. as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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BRApsTREErs REVIEW OF TRADE
Improvement - Noted I'm Some Lines,
Notably Lumber and Cattle.

Ifnprovcrneut - Noted I'm Some Lines,
Notably Lumber and Cattle.
New YossS, Feb. fs.--Bgasztreet's so1ryr~-
row viii say: Mis8cr AMI rssasanter
weather following the severe storms ana
extremely bow temperature with eeFw ex-
sevtsoyss, failed TO stimulate orders for
seasonaSSs gooEs or tire dtstrihsgsRve
movement generally. January gross earT1-
suxS of railways i;stscate that the notfcxm
ssss Sesrss touched. tzt there are signs OF
sr~r~vverwArt accnaTna aytrs< them. Re-
s1rnz from iSs American ara Mexican
railways 10 Bras3Stv>a~t's cover $4,000 ussles
81 .-ssss ana So. 80. 90 q gross earnings IN
ra--s,-,r. a falfsnv OF OF so ~ Per cent
FROM ysrsrary OF last year. IN WHICH
,,.sr,ss there was a decrease OF is Fer cent.
frx,sr, the total sa Janrzxy, fss7 The DE-
..v.-ax. II, January earnings az railroads
IN TIE Ugstet STATES ascae is s-Is q f-sr
cert
The r.corssss showing "a n1sds BY the
r.-a~r~ars, tss,. decreases fr1-n January
earnings a year agc by Eastern South
e-n and psesssc g-c1Ts az ROADS ere
rsswys csnsraf western roads. coaae~s
arts Southwestern anaouscs gaAus IN
Javra~v over last year Sgn5hcaxst fea-
,nreva are .lsat more than ose~hasf % tire
s>DsnxunseS report gasas fog Jarss2sy tbs
,aa~ ever las, rear. bat ssseSe srs small
ara are offset by n few heavy decreases
Prices On chs ~acie hare nAaszssatnea .
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range 4: southeast quarter. southeast
quarter. section 4. township -. range I:
lots ;, 5. s, and s. block 4. lot 3, block Z:
lot 10. block Z. Crane addition, 81.
Hubert r. Catkins to John F. Steele. Dot
=. block l. Hiawasha Park. $loQ
West Coast Improvement Company 70
Henry Watson. lots to -. block lsl, Gu
man Park. $3.50.
West Coast Improvement Company 70
Dan Davies. lots !. 2 g and "a. block 1ls,
Gilman Park. $1,000
]. Pinckney to E. B. Wallace and wife,
lot 10, block "a. Nagle's. $500
u. r. Cabanski to Mary Lebeck. one
half lots Is and g, Horton tracts. $500.
II. II. Edwards TO Mary Llebeck lots 8,
4 and 5, block Il, Lake View addition. $500
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL BUTLER

HOTEL BUTLER
W Weeks N BenlG Palmer, Spokane
III Harris. Yakima + e Libenow. do
U Butier. CD Betz. Waiia Waila
w Jenkins, S.i<osEs Mrs RRraniiinger ny
w Howarth. EverettJ G Denney. Snoho
] a Gafe Kamilofse L. r Hert. DO
= Nalkden. Ou,ataJ G Patterson. Shnr
J X Anderson a. wifeJ A Bennett. st Jos
NEtoria q e Waliison. What
L II Jansen Tacoma N A Krueger. N Y
q Schmidt, vancotvJ III Richardson P1id
Q H Johnston q W, r Sampson Portland
Sedro. Wash MkssJaIAilrphy, city
8 Ginsprrg, NH
HOTEL DILLER.
ID McCrae, MCIsstoT e Davis, Utsaiaiy
AI1I1eRoy&w, KaxneG Bothell, Bothe11
G. johnson. Monroe G. Ves~i, tr, Bryant
w Stewart. do C III Csa1naoher, Pres
8 Boyce. do w sscDoryaii. Norm
n Jones. Friday II A Aciiey, do
p Larson. Ussasady s ID Gaistin. n Bersd
j Johnson, do MrsPJSurth. Gilman
w Parkinson, Mtvern Watson Alien, do
r il Ross San Franc w Mckay. Hoodsp
I p Rasmuliin. R'che e + Drake. Anacort
] Mockier, N YakiIn J L, Jameson. Wsrat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transactions Since January i and For
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since January
!, 1895, are ts7e lsss3. There were fled for
record yesterday thirteen deeds. the con-
sliera tons aggregating si2.sT Following
IS the list Furnished. by n, Daily Record.
room a. SeheuerTan block:
A. G. westerial 10 Hakan osrlan. block
IS, Meeher's supplemental plat OF First
ADDITION, Kent. $3.50.
Robart r Wilson to Peter J. Smith.
northwest quarter. southeast quarter. Sec
sbon %. township q. range s. ESQ.
Isevina Yeager 10 Elizabeth Ycungbluth,
10, 9, block 81. Gilman Park,
John A. Harvey Co p. z. Perry. lot &,
block II. Woodland addition. Salmon bay.
s,2ea
Henry Reyihasr 20 James II. Rae. lots /
ard !. block Il. Madison Stree, addition.
si.s.
Noble waIinSgoysi 20 b W F5elscher,
,os u. block B. waaEugtozi's s1s.ation.
$50
Noble wallir<tori 20 Joseph Foster. lot
IS. block r. waiisngfore's addition. $50.
John Alexander. of King. 20 John Alex
aaaer, az Pierce county. 7l-s acres In eass
hair. southwes. quarter. section ls. town
ship =. rangs s: Boz IL. block .: lot II.
black 2: 70. .. block 4: lots 20 Il block I,
Aisxaaser a Csu;ner's ashton TO Kent:
lots. l.. 6. g. 10 20 ia Is Is block Is:
lots 20 :, IS to 2. hook q: let's 20 I. =
20 y. block ~; lots 20 9, n 20 -. block IL:
lots - - g. block u. Washington Central
improvement Compary's Knob Hai add
.sor. Kent: lo:s - s.. stoc,y 80. Ggsnnur's
ass9itton, Seaftie s..
Sarah e Hail 30 Emma K B!gesow ard
Water A. Hall. o-e-tha-d snte-es. il lots
S ard s. south ST. fee. 10. and strip
skis feet adjoining block 10. Bo@sn'g. ard
ssss !. s--t Z. sscs =. Lake Union: sos
4. block 4. Crane: southwest quA<te-.
Northeast quarter. srcisoc u. township =.
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&n Pacsfr urp<~~z~<3 sx,4. n . r
q Cali, 5r-s- Na-+h~.~.rr a e. 80
Western preferred ~. ~ r.r>x,,
50 Is; n. r. 4 N~w rn~s.va as. O.
tarso & Western ,s7-s. o-~g,,, I,,v.-v.,..-
ment 3: orexnn Nav -. o-.~., s<-o-.
Line q rytan Sc--nsvr 4 90. o. -. ,...r
uf-.: peorta ~ = -. go. p*,..-
hurx. IA b,d. p,,,nr., -. Va. -
fnx as. px, c--.- -- 80 -.
81 hoc1 iss-
1erTed. fls 2-4; St. Paul q Omaha. = IL:
en- Pacific. TIA: Sugar Re0nery. 81 f-.:
Tenn. Coal 4 Iron u34. T,er.. pacsNc
: -; Tod & o. Cen. prsfesred. IL: Unsou
Pac<nc. 8; z. g. Express, e. wabash s..
l. q Pac.. 51-.: wsbasA r. I. n pc
preferred l2 rs: weass FAxro Drprees. LOO:
western Cuton, "a, Wheeling 4 l. z q.
Wheel1ng 4 L. e preferred. IS L.: Msnn.
g. Louis Is. Den Z r a.. II. Cen.
Electric - IL; Nst3onal Lanseed, II: Col
F1si l.. ~: Col Fuel q I. preferred. Il:
n. = Tex Cent. 2 IL: Toa A. A. q North
MICH, l: Toll St Louis Z X. c.. 1: Tol e.
LOUIS Z X c. preferred Z.
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Tacoma, Feb. 15.-Special.-British ship
Dimedhalc arrived today to load lumber.
Collier Nackinalw sailed last night for
San Francisco with q full cargo OF coal
for the Southern Pacific.
Collier San Benito - due tomorrow night
to load Carbon Hin coal.
The United States cutter Grant arrived
in the harbor this afternoon.
About forty-flye tickets have been sold
here under the cut rate on the coming
trip of the Fuebia to San Francisco.
A cablegram announcing the sailing OF
the Victoria from Yokohama Is daily
looked for. Several. car loads or cotton
are here awaiting shipment 10 the Orient
on the vessels next trip.
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SAN JUAN rsrANps-srEAMEn n

SAN JUAN ISI4ANDS-STEAMEH II.
OLA THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
Dock. foot OF main street. Monday. We'd
neeoay and Friday at q. M. for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
TIME CARD
North Bound-Leave Seattle zoo q. m. |:
leave Port Townsend TOO D m: Leave
Friday Harbor II 80 q m.: leave Roche
Harhor 2:3o p m: arrive New whatcom
500 .. m.
South Bound-Leave New whatcom 600
q M; leave Roche Harbcr 1l:o0 a M. !:
leave Friday Harbcr 1900 M; leave
Sis p. m.
y. r. Thompson. managing owner. 7. A
Hatfield. agent Phone. $50
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreaalstufT.s and Grains.

Bar FraHcisco. Feb. I5.-Fiou--Famiiy
sx'sas. S.25a3 ss: bakers extras. S.i5Q
sAs sapertine. s.ieela.so
Whest-~Movenlrnt on export account
@'eaoes slow. Only two vessels have
eesei this week With wheat cargoes.
send to choice shipping wheat. So i-aQ
I've though so-ne hoidres OF desirable
Nss WI not sell under Ssc. Miiiers are
aa2ing moderately at 81 I-31as Lee; walla
= la wheat T5e for fair average quail
~ z i-s9sde for blue stem. and 81 lie
fsr damp.
a1rley-The demand CONTINUES light and
s situation Is against sellers. Spot Of.
.s'hss are net iarge but IL Is understood
,1~A taere is considerable stock In ware
sN4sa Which In time with he delivered on
- Vo'ss9 contracts. Feed fair 10 good.
80 Sc: cAo!oe. e lac; brewing. S9geoc.
s~isayers airs few, and their wants
sss ~ q a proportion TO cause any very
As>as or general movement. Stocks are
$50 Milling. sl.oe f-e8i Is: Surprise.
ssi'ts: fair 10 gooa, s4fsoc. poor to
es2liS; fancy feed. xiQt0: good IN
- s@ef$l; fair 10 good. soE99Se: poor
y i-s9SS 1ec: black. siI5g3t. 50;
: A.sssl.i' IL. gray. IS l-28s7 $50.
''S, sAcies. E.N.: Oregon. Is. 500:
- oentais, Is. co: Oregon. SIS: bar
e e@SsaSs, 45oo: Oregon. $50: oats,
.asaaS 81; Oregon. s2sT; corn. centais.
-. - eea7S.. saeks lis: potatoes, sacks,
"a. Oregon. seS7.
tiostas Quotations.
4settf-~frtsfF+ AZ.
si-ts. '''' - sse' May
s~s1-e 20.
ssaa-s,z.ss
Produce.
AS~NsN are cheaper. seseipts TO-
@r.. tea S3riS. ora are "a. good
49, We Gaote as follows: New roia-
60. a'ssl-c Feg vauna. Early Rose. -
aver reds, >s,As3SAc. Buraanks. sou
ssess 49, :. ''seAasskS. sasfS5c: Salinas Bur-
a. see%Sl; sweets Sac9si Tor rivers
- 49, 80 TNss censal for choice stock.
t,s.s, :. ssees ke7,p weak. owing 20 cog
sa.s '''s' a receipts. Creamery Nazsssy.
fs,-. s'SAs'sssS. ist1$S. imitation isaIsc.
a.. NasF' l59is,: gooa 10 choice,
- Aa%r, leJ12c: store lots, So Toe.
''asS @< again Shaping downward.
% FSnea, iS8isc. with c,ca sscsn al
~ Seos's jos<. lsGIse per dosen.
Financial.
bars 81 i-s8s r-Sc.
s a0llars IS l-ssaaso.
-S'gat. &c: telegraph. Tl-sn-
Mining stocks.
=. AsFsa2 Ca. s. Andes. -: Be-
ssSs s BeloAer, Il: Boaae Con.
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Financial


Financial.
Money on call. easy at iai l.: per cent. +;
last loan i-2: closed i-2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. Legs L.
Sterling excaange--Strong. with actual
business In bankers bills at A.81-4D
ass IL for demand and sf.s9a4 SO I-2 FOG 50
days.
Commercial tdlls-siss.
Silver certihcaies-~5s 1904
IontiS.
u. s. 6s, reg, lis; u. s SIS. coup, Ils Is;
u. 8. 4s reg. 40 SIS: u. S. Is, coup, 10 SIS;
U. s. Is. reg. % bid: Pacific es, of 80, 100
bid; Ala, Class A. I0i i-2: Ala, Class 3,
los bid. Ala. Class C, SO: Ala, Currency,
as: La New Consols. Is. sc is. Missouri Us.
loo. ~. Carolina ss, I2i: y. Carolina Is. 90:
S. Carolina Son~Fund, I IL; Tenn. New
Set CO. 81. Tenn. New Set SIS. 100 bid; Tenn.
Old Is. 90 bid: Va. Centuries. IS 81: Atch.-
son -. es is; Atch!soa Second A, lila;
Canada So. ends, ioi L.: Cen. Pacific lists
OF %. 100 Is; Den. & r. @. Is. III: Den. &
r. G. Is, sei~4; Erie Seconds. 60: G. II. 4
8. A. IS. sc -; G. II. & s. A. Is, 100; II. &
r. Cent. SIS. LOG L.; =. & 7. Cent IS. i1s:
NJ. X. t. first As, 50: 81. X. T. second Is,
As SIS; Mutual Union Sc. 10 ~; ". J. Cent.
General SIS, Ill 81: Northern Pac. lists.
IL IA: Northern Pac. 2rds. IS: NORTH hives,
Consscls 14l: Northwest S. +. deb. IS. los;
Rio Grsanae West, lists. 81 -; 81. Paul
Consois 70, III; 81. Paul G. & r. w. IS.
10? "a, ST. L & l. AZ. Cen. IS IS: 81. L. &
s. r. Gen. es. ies t-E: Tex. Pac. frsts. 81:
Tex. Pac. seconds. SO is: Union Pacific
lists OF rs. ice IL: Yves, Shore tours, lo3 Is.
stock Quotations.
Atchlson, d. Adams Express. III; Alton.
Terwe Haufs. 80: American Express. 10 30
Baltimore 6 ohlo. g. IL; Canada Pacific,
ssi-s: Canada Southern. Is: Central Pa
ciflc, is; e'hes & Os.so. Is Ia Chacago Al
ton. rs bid: Chic Bur. & Quincy, 20 Is;
CHS Gas. - IA; Consolidated Gat', ie7 IL;
e. c. c. 4 s.. Louis. 81 1T: Colorado Coal
e. Iron. 81; Cotton Oh Certificates. Is ID;
Del. Hudson. III IL: Del Lack & West,
5ss Ia: Den. & r. C. preferred. 81 81; Dis
tIfiefs & Cattle Feeders Co, 81; Erie,
SIS; Erie preferred. -: Fort Wayne. lse;
Great Northern preferred. 100: Chicago &
Eastern Illinois peferea. % bid: Hooking
Valley. r.: Illinois Censai. s.: 81 Paul
p,&nth, 80; Kansas Sc Texas preferred,
II 81: Lake Erie & West. Is ia: Lake Erie
a West preferred. s. f-s; Lake Shore.
rs -; Lead Trust = Is: Louisville &
Nashville. s. Ii; Louisville 6 New Al
hany. sI-s; Manhattan Consolidated.
iS rs: Memphis 6 Charleston, 20: NAch4-
gan Central, Sc; Missouri. Pacific. - IS;
Mobile & oaIo. 6: Nashville CHAT. "a: Ma
ssoaai CoFaage. AIS. National Coryia &c
p-ssserre1 6 SIS; n. :. Cous-aa. 81 -: Nor
folk & West preferred. II "a: North Amer
ssa-s Co, si-4; Northern pssse3ssc. ;; North
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STEAMERS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. fol-
lows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria at a m Passengers re-
cesyed on board at Z O. MI Feb. 4 Z, II,
II, -. q.
For Aiaska-Feb. and q
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound porA. ct 8 O. M. Feb. 4 8.
Il, 10. "A.
Tickets may be obtained az the once Of
the company, At Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODAIsL. PERKINS & CO.
General Agents, San Francisco
J. II JOHNSON. p. 8. Supt.. Seattle.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

V~z-<&.NIC STEAMSHIP CNMEANx.
Honolulu and Australia
Steamexs leave san Francisco for Homo
iuiu. samoa Auckland, N e, and sgd
aey. n. s. W., wfvhouf change.
Sseanship Nariposa. March 5th. p. m
Ionosua1 Only. steamship Australia.
THoS A GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
Boyd block. Seattle
W. Webster. Dist Agent. vancouver.
J. ID. Sprsckels q Bro. On. General
Agents. san Francisco.
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STRAIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

STRAIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Seattle and Townssnd-Eeah Bay route.
steamer Garland leaves yesIer dock Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at I2:i5
a. IA. for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Cettyshurg. Pyshf. Clailam Bay and
Neah Bay: returning. arrives Seattle 2.so
=. m. on opposite days steamer Evangei
kssy@s Yesier dock for Pert Townsend
por. williams. Dungenese, Port Angeles
"a Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays and
fridays At $50 p. m; arrives Seattle alter
nate aays ,. ~
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
e:o0amI LvlMll.. Tacoma. :. ITO Ar 4.<5am
1e:isamlLv a.. Seattle. =. S2lArI s:ooam
i:sopmlLvl Pt; Twns'd. sS ArIll :Epm
sDaily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf. SeattiA.
For rates and other informal ton apply
l. A. NApEAU. Gen. Agt N p r. n.
Yesler ave. and Front ST.. Seattle.
= @. YERKES. Agent. Yesler wharf
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PACIFIC NAvraArrox co.

Time card q eneet OCT. q. lsSA
Seattle and Waaieom route--State Of
<yashirxfcn leaves Seattle daily. except
safTgrglay at 10 D. 10. Seattle and la Con-
rs- Roufe-FalrAayen leaves Seattle daily.
sxesrt Saturday at SD 2 m Tacoma aud
sAsssJs Rcute-S.ate of Washington leaves
seattIe tuesdays. Thursdays and Sasar-
GAYS yESLER DOCK
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

FvsiAnd. Feb. 1s.--w-heat--vailey T5ea
2 fss per centai; waiia wa,ia, dc per
saxAel
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FIJI on THE -rLrER-

EVERETT RoUTE-srR GREYHotrND
Daily except Sunday.
LAAve9 Seattle ia q. m and $50 d n
Leaves Everett 10 q. N. ard D. m
SuncAy-Leayes Seattle II q m. Leaves
Everett : ,. m
Fare--Singie trip. &c; round trip. ma
Connects with boato TOR Tacoma ana
Snohoynish.
Landing colman deck. feok Of Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Claud Truup. PreA =. w. Goodhua Gy
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THE VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
c,eamer Utopia. J.. A. OfBrsen. Master
Leaves Tacoma Il noon. Seattle Gem
trail wharf D. m. Mondays and Thurs
aavs for Port Townsend. Anacortes. FAIR
bayen. New Whatcom. Blaine and FRI
dsv Harbor, going through TO Vancouver
en- Thursday trip.
Fare to Blaine. 50; fare to Vancouver.
= For further information apply at Gen.
trail wharf.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEAMER WII<I<APA,
Captain George Roberts.
leaving Seattle for Alaska March "a
and every IS days thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates apply 70
J. @. Carroll Agent
Schwa bacherts dock. Tel 81
r.FTAS r. PEABODY. General Manager,
Seattle.
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FOR ALASKA

STEAMER CHfLEAT
leaves on February = at 10 O'Clock Q. n
Fog special rates inquire Of
]. @. CARROLL. Agent,
T@sephnne 81. Schwafacher's Wharf
J. w. McALI.EP. Master.