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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-26
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Vtopla. which has been laid up
for a few days. IL again on her victoria
run.
shin Columbia loaded .. 400 tons Of Black
Diamond coal for San Francisco and sails
this morning
schooner Lena Sweazy left San Fran
cisco Yesterday for S~chwabachers with
general merchandise.
Steamer Chehalis. that has been laid
mn for repairs. started again yesterday on
the Hood canal route
There viii be only a few more shipments
OF canned salmon from the Port Angeles
cannery. as II closed for the season yes
terday. This. its first season, is said 10
have been very successful.
Cant. J.. w. Troup. OF the Greyhound,
writes from Los Angeles. that the warm
weather there has already improved rs
health. and he has great hopes OF the e-
feet Of the dry air of Arizona.
steamer Ai-Kf was unable 20 coal and
got an her cargo aboard in time for sail
ing Yesterday. but VIII start at y O'Clock
thts morning. She has 80 tons OF cargo.
nearly all merchandise, ane ne foloHlhg
tbe parner's Bay Mining Company, ana
. 1ntiv. wits n. Novel;. X. r. lewis.
N-s n. NJ. Smith. Mrs A. j. LebaListeT'
Mrs. HennIey. @. r FaTweL, Mss l. I'll"
y, 4. Won Hasslocher, 7. 3. Hun ana 9.
r. Swlnehart.
steamer WIllapa sailed Yesterday morn
ing COR Alaska with a full cargo, prfn-
cipaIiy humber, and the following passen-
gers. William stewart James Bawden.
" harris. Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. King,
l. McKfnnon John Love. JOhn Mclean
Dan McKlnnon, J.. Mckipnont - hlaIl-
ar8 J. ". Slack. Mss josie king. y.
D verend. Mr.. and Mrs. 7; A klhgS si.sS
rauIpv James Townsend, George Bll, -.
II ADAMS. and seven Storage passengers
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Phillips Investment Company. lois 4 and &
block 4. Sackm2a Home add. November g.
Q, G., s.
A. NJ. Broakes, cashier, 20 TX. TO Sack.
uran-PAiIliNs Investment Company. legs Z
ami : block l. Ssckrnan Home add. Nosena-
Der II ST..
Sackrnan-Phiiiips Investment Company
20 Cumberland Presbyterian n church
erection Of hoard II missions, -. Louis.
Me-. lot ) block 4, Sackman Home add
September 81 &eaa
Sackmsn-Phillips Investment Company
70 Lula G. Beck. lot I. block 4. Sackmar
Home add. September -. s2.es.
CITY OF Seattle 10 Charles L. Ch~adboarns.
lots = and "A. block ;. lot Il, block -,
lots II and u. baock 81. Brooklyn add: loo
Is. block -: LOT IS. block -. Denny & Hoyt's
add: lots ! and Il. block s Edgewater s5
add: lots IS and Is block - Gilman's add.
lot = block * Green's add: lots / 20 Z.
block II. Harrison Heights add: lot =.
block Il: lots II and Is. block II; lot a.
block -. Lstona add; lot 10. block "a. Ross
add. lots l. = is. IL. -. -. IS to a.. block
1; lots 2 and "a. block 5, Ross ID add. No
vemher "a sllS
Receivers Northern Pacific Railroad
Company 10 Louis Zuher, Sc sw a. seo
9. p. T. - acres, September -. ssoS.A.
sheriff 20 the Nevada Bank ce San Fran
cisco plaintiff, lot 4. sec :. 3, 5. November
Is. sass.
Eliza Gicker 20 Lewis Glcker. cus acres
In sw Il sc i. sec q. S, l. June e, 81.
Elisabeth F1icknger 20 III. III. Eaton.
los . 10 I3. block IA. Laws add: lots ], :. 3.
block 10. and lot s. block !. Laws Cd add1
los < block 3 Cove add. November II. 81.
w. w. Beck ct Tx. to Orlando VI. Hunter,
lot II. block $, Cumberland add, Noyemhee
Is, S9S.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Nov. 25.-Arriyed-
TruCkee, Tillamook bay. Departed-Whg
blk Alice Knowles. whaling voyage; State
of California, Astoria and Portland; whg
nix California, whaling voyage. schr Ottl-
lie Fiord, Gray's Harbor.
Freights and charteTs-Am biz Ceylon,
now at Nanaimo, coal. thence to Honolulu.
Port Townsend, Nov. 25.-Special.-Ar-
r~ived-Bktn Skagit. from San Pedro. for
Port Gamble: schr Fred f. Sander, from
dry dock tomorrow 10 load lumber from
Port Gamble, for Guaymas; sh COLUMBIA,
to sail tomorrow with coal from Seattle
for San Francisco; schr John A. Camp
bell, to sail tomorrow from Port Blakeley
for San Francisco.
Hoquiam. Nov. Administrators
Sailor bog, from San Francisco, for Aber-
deem: schooner John +. Miller, from Re
dondo. for Hoquiam. Sailed-Schooner
American Girl, from Aberdeen. for San
Francisco.
Can't. Johnson. of the schooner Beulah,
which arrived here Sunday, November II.
from Guatemala, is Frustrated with in
nammatory rheumatism and will be taken
today to the hospital in Portland. He is
accompanied by his little daughter and
brother.
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. Nov. 25.-Special.1The schoon-
err Tampa. Capt. Peterson, sailed today
with 450. 900 feet of lumber for Guaymas,
Mexico.
The collier san Benito came into port
this afternoon.
The steamship City Of Puebla left for
down Sound this morning.
The steamer Utopia took out n general
cargo of merchandise for down Sound CT
ties today.
The statistical report of customs house
receipts prepared for the Tacoma Land
Company, is nearly completed. II is be-
ueved the imports for the past year VIII
aggregate nearly si2.O0o.000.
a shipment of ten car loads Of silver ore
was received at the Tacoma smeiter yes
terday from Trail creek.
The steamer Al-Ki left this afternoon
for Alaska with a large cargo.
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No RAIN, HIYU SALMON.
Run This Year Later Than Ever Before
-Cannery Kept Busy.

Fishermen on the water front ara per-
picked 10 ind a time In the doggy pas. to
which they love TO refer. when the salmon
run as late as this or in such large num-
bers. Those caught now, too. arc IS
bright and large as those AIKEN at the he
ginning Of the season, early in September.
1t is a second run. as Mr.. Myers explain
ed at his cannery yesterday, the roes of tho
fish being as firm as those OF any taken 70.
the past two months. At present MIR.
Myers has three large seines ut work. AMI
they are bringing in about 6.0o fish a day.
They are taken principally IN the west
passage. Mr.. Myers closed last year on
November Il. He says this new run VIII
probably last two weeks lenger. aud he
will keep on all hands as long as the fish
continue good and plentiful.
The explanation of this late run is the
one already ~given-the absence OF heavy
rains "a swell the streams up which tbs
salmon go TO spawn.
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MARKETS.
The Board OF Trade.

CEcaEo. NJy. &-Wheat opened firm
and rlF~ad az an advance for the day OF
e.s Der basheL The strength came from
t-e news OF California shipments q con-
siderable amounts u wheat 20 Australia
damage % and poor prospects tor the A.
eeut5ne wheat crop. a good asn'aho IoI
80 le.z az red wheat for shipment from
ha~r and an Increase CT from re 20 T. per
,.sret in she premium bid for * 11@
sslss % round lots were varolsiy res1rtfd
at ron 1899 bushels % No. : red 70 100"
n-,saa4a TIE demand here for winter
wheat for sh.pmeut was again IN evidence
ii Altogether A.e news was % = eaArAS-
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poer BLAKELEY ROUTE.

r.~reuc,ns November ], steamer Sarah
:, &c. vii make two trips daily.
y ia Bjakeiey-S a. m. and ! .. N.
fsssss seattle-l0 a. m and p. m.
ssav except Saturday and Sunday.
.Aay leaves Blakeley-S a, m. ! y.
s.Jsf1 n. Leaves Seattle-10 a. m,
~ n. and 7:A5 . m
u,s.v leaves Blakeley-e a. m. and 1
Leaves seattle-10.30 a. m. and z
WV IT. PRIMROSE. Master.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January 1 and Tor
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions s'lce 1aI1aFS =
.s- s~e "a sa5 ggTNs. There were filed for
ro~orF Yesterday 70 deeds. the considera-.
ttg1a hong g. salS0 Following Is = l4st fur
rfsbsd sv the Daily Bulletin, room 4
sehesernan block:
Y O1ale 20 Emma Quale. community ip-
.erNs. in lot -. block & New Wllfred add.
November. =. S.
David T. Denny. guardian o. John II.
s~xto.. lot 2 and part lot /, block ~. J. III.
~awfess - add. November -. $50.
F9iza J. Ludlow ard husband. James p,
49, Roger s. Greene, attorney. 10 George
NJ. ard Ethel 9. Horton. part block -
Te~rv's 81 add. November 2, E,Fo
wgiilarn A. l. Koch 81 TX. 20 Sackman-
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-.r CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is

..Ss beurf-Lssve Seattle 2 a m. /:
- pcv. Townsend 7 A. m. leave Friday
80, fi.3a a m. leave Roche Haroor
80 arrive New Whstcom. 6 p. m.
80 ho~und-Leave New Whatcorn I A.
.ye Roche Harbor 9 a. m. ieave
eu.rhor 10 a m. leave Port Town
-, m: arrive Seattle 7:45 Q. m.
- Ttompson. managing owner. Lilly.
,n,s's q Co. agents. City dock.
szare Main 81.
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TIA maj whose time is money can savs
uneh in ths course Of a year IL he nnda
nIs trains are always on time. The North
western Line is one Of the most rsiiabls
"a its adherence 10 It's time; this Is aso
ssor,-xt line between 80. Paul and
Chicago.
.ssfa
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ter - worry the shorts May wheat from
8sze a. TIE opening psA 70 11sc. and MAS
bringing Sisc within a nlsnGts or NO OF
the close.
Cora was a shade arraer. partly because
q the damp weather. bat perhaps more
taTgely O. account Of me Improvement IN
wheat November closed AZ Adsc advance
Tor ne day. and December gained lac.
wsale Nay went cn ls8~c, TIE lsSs trad
ing preces were: November. SSr$c. De-
GENDER. Zls&<s4c, ard Nay. sac.
Very httle business was transacted IN
oats. and the market was quiet from BE-
ginning 10 end Illustrations Were narrow.
December ranged from i7c 10 IS. closing
sc higher. a. the latter price. MAY openei
~ @a9c. sold % 0&c. and was offered a.
me latter price at the close. an advance
OF ixgs4c since saturday.
The provision market was firm. ard the
speculative business was a shade more ac-
TIVE. or, rather. il should Ne called less
auil. Some Saying % May ribs by Logan
& Co. and OF pork by Norton & worthing-
ION early IN fhe day. although rot on ar
extensive scale. impaired some siea5iness
10 the trade. and the good Sendoff * got in
That was added 10 he hrnneSs % the grain
market. The following are The advances
in prices since Saturday: Pork sc. lard
from @sSe 10 * and ribs from Sc to TIC.
closing Quotations.
whea1-Ncvemher. &sG5sAc: December,
3ta51c.
Cpn-Noveuaser. G7Aasrsc: December.
else bid
oats-November. I77.c; December. lsc
asked.
Por.-Noyember. IS; December. sS.o5
asked.
La~rd-November and December. Ss.4a.
R-oS-NoVember and December, SASS.
Rye-Sac.
Rsrley@3s8asr
Flaxseed@zaGaSc.
Tlmothy-S2.oa.
Live stock.
Ihere was no particular change in cat
tie, and the market was steady and mod
erately active. good to choice fat beeves
averaging from I,2o TO 1.Soo pounds selling
the best. Native beeves were salabie at
&log&&. Exporters have become light
buyers, and the purchases last week were
only ID head, as against 2.495 the proceed
ing week, and $50 the corresponding week
last year. The stocker and feeder trade
has fallen or only 80 cars, which were sent
from here last week. and the smallest
shipments in several months. Supplies
OF stock cattle have become greatly less
ened since Westerns have stopped coming
in good numbers. Butchers and Gamers
stuff ruled fairly active and steady. COWS
selling largely at SLS5u2SS. Western
rangers and Texans were steady and fair
~ active.
There was a good demand for hogs by
city packers today. ana although competi-
ton from Eastern shippers continued
light, prices were stronger, with some
sales of choice droves at an advance OF
2iaG5c per 100 pounds. Sales ranged from
$40 10 1910. the bulk of the transactions
being at s3.55dS.6S. The range OF prices
was narrow. and light mixed weights sold
close together. Pigs sold briSk1y, chiefly
at s.. 4ag3.e0.
Common to prime sheep were Sl.50l3.50.
sales being largely at S2aS, with very few
good enough 10 bring S3.25. Lambs We're
in demand at SSn4, with not many choice
hocks on sale. Western shippers are be-
coming scarce.
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STEAMERS.
OCEANIC sTEAMshIP COMPANY.

O.A@ =
honolulu and Australia
ste1mefs cave san Francisco for uo,e.
Inl1. Samoa. Auckland. y. z. ana sy51s~
~. ;. w, without Change
,l1@a-4a4p December Il . r ~
Honolulu Only, ~srnauasaSn sne.-sa ~
ceTber g, 70 a. N. D~
IHos. GRAHAM. AGENT, starr
6oy1 o1sck. SETTLE. Also corner E7ever,e
and Railroad streets. Tacoma.
- sprsrkels & Bros Co, C;ens-sI
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tn. California readers OF the Post-fn-
..IlIxencer viii md IL on sale daily at
Cooper A. Co.'S stationery store. $50 Mar
ket street. just ono block up Market suess
from the Chronicls ONCE rice &C.
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r.vsrd OF SO will be paid for Informs
.ion sadinr 10 the arrest ana c~onvicuoa
~ any one stealing copies OF ths Pest
rr..ugrencer delivered TO subscribers
tbraugnaut the city.
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IsoHuOfl, NOV. -O.-SliNtEt o934u. tpuSQAS
log Gle.
Breadstuffs and 6 Gains.
Liverpool. Nov. 25.-Wheat-Spot. quiet;
demand, poor; No. ? red, winter, Is. 1l2d;
No. ? red. spring, stocks exhausted; No. /
hard Manitoba, IS ID: Nc / California, IS
22l2d. Futures opened dull, with near and
distant positions %d higher, and closed
firm, with near and distant positions
Id higher. Business about equal
~ distributed. November. IS lad;
December, IS 1Ad; January, 5s Pad.
February, IS Sd; March, IS Sad; April, 5s
44d.
C~orn-Spot, quiet; American mixed new,
IS 4l5d. Futures opened dull, at unchang-
ed prices, and closed firm, with January
and February I'D higher, and other
months unchanged from Saturdays close;
November, SIS 4d: December, IS 3Ad: Janu-
airy, February and March, IS 2i2d; April,
IS 324d.
Flour-Dull; demand, poor; st. Louis
fancy winter, IS 81.
Hops
Hops-At London. Pacific coast G. los.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
ROSALIE.


ffsr Townsend daily. except Sunday. at
"a a m returning. leaves Victoria at 3
. "a Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
-ssnsnd and way points daily. except
isaday. ii a m: Sunday. direct. a ;
n. returning direct. leaves Port
-sarssrs a. . n Phone Pike ~
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LIME SCH h.

In EGec. November %. iSa
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
Far St. Paul and Last. 4@ .. III.
Fer Portland. I'D and iO p ID.
sFor Gray HaToor and South Bend.
Esd g. ~
For Tacoma. 7I0 and ; q. m. l2.G. 2.E,
sm and - ,. m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE.
From s.. Pau and last, 80 =. Ia
T>rom Portland, $50 a. ~. and 2 q . n.
sFroxn ST2ys AaEoog ana South Send.
.rom Olympia. 60 p. II.
From Tacoma. SU and LG = m. *
asa $50 and $50 p IL.
sDaly except sunday. All others Gafrv
Trans leaving Seattle al $ A. ~. and
Is 3. m. max ID step oeyW cen Seattle
trains leaving Tacoma at i9s0 a. n
ana So r.. n make 10 stops between
Ta-7wa and Seattle
This card subgeet 20 change wlthou, 10
Scr rates. routes ana ether iaforma.io,
can on or address
l.. A. NADEAU,
General Agent ssar,la
city Ticket once. eoEaeE lsslsr aysaus
and Front street
Depot ticket once. eorner Wet ms Co
rsZSs& kGrest2
A. .. CHARLTON.
Asst Gen Pass. Agt.
Ne. IS Morrison street. eoEaeE TARA,
Portland Or. :
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstuns and Grains.

San Francisco. Nov. 25.-F1our-Familv
extras, 5.35d3.45; bakers, extras. $l90
3.25: superfine, $225a2.60.
Wheat-NO. l shipping, 96t4d9Tizc; choice.
9S@c; milling. $105.
Barlcy-Feed, fair 10 good, 6Il2q6SAc'
choice. 7oc; brewing, 72i4aS0c.
O~ats-NI!ling. 65472izc, Surprise, S5a9sc;
fancy feed. Das9c: good to choice. tJq '1c;
poor TO fair. 57i4162i4c; black. for seed.
$I.I04i$0. gray, Gt-4lZ1zc.
Receipts-F1our, quarter sacks, 1886;
wheat. c~entals. 4,245; wheat, Port Costa
1.540; barley, ~centals. 3,455; corn, centais'
3.G91; beans, 4.073; rye. ~centals, 500; pota-
toes. sacks. 1855; onions, sacks, fi; bran,
sacks. 1854. middlings, sacks, 10; hay
tons, 255: straw. tons, -: hops, bales g.;
mustard, sacks. 1876; wool, bales. l; wine,
gallons, $3.50. brandy, gallons. 500; hides.
number. 4SS; raisins, boxes, 2,515, quick
silver, TASKS, Is.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Middlings. SlSq2o5): bran. St2.5oGt3.
Hay-Wheat. $SGI2. wheat and oats, =
oil: cat, SGG9.50. alfalfa. $6n775; barley.
s6.5la9: clover, sea7,5o. compressed, s6S00
Ii: stock. SOS. straw. 55a60c per bundle.
Potatoes-Saliuas Burbanks. Wds5c; Riv-
er Rurbanks. 30gl40C: oregon Burbanks. -
075c: river reds, sea Zoe: sweets, 6acG$L.
observation-disclosures, 5pd60c: cream
squash. 25c; ~cucumbers. 5GI6oc; tomatoes,
e5150c: string beans, safe: Lima beans.
4ff5c. green peas. 304c: green peppers,
2544c: carrots. 3oG40c; cabbage. SOC; gar
lie. 4Q4izc: dried peppers. 94llc.
Frults-Apples. No. l. 80 4l, common,
25fftoc: h~uckleberries, S3Q5: cranberries.
Sfo. pears winter Nellis, $1Gl.5o; other
varieties. 4}aGoc: Mexican lines, 8; Cali
fornia lemons. Si5ad2. California lemons
good TO choice. g NQ3; fancy. $3.5oG4;
California oranges SL75l225; Mexican
oranges. soG20; bananas, $L25G2; pine
apples, $2505.
Rutter-Fancy creamery, $fd5@c; sec
onds. eSG2c, fancy dairy. &82Sc; seconds,
. 80.
Cheese-Choice to fancy. eQl0c; fair to
good. f1sc: Eastern. 128l3l-c.
Poultrv-Live turkey gohblers. Hole;
hens. Iec: ROSTERS, old. S5FI4. ROSTERS,
young 3.goG4: b~ro.lers. small. s25f03:
broilers. large. ST3.53. hens. S3.5o0f.5o;
ducks. S51t5; geese. &DJf0L15; pigeons,
old. SIaI25. pigeons, young. N-oult5-
Game-Ducks. mallard, $3.50; teal. &-75;
sprir. sag250; v12geon. N25; white geese.
slfI o. gray geese. 81. small ducks and
ouatl. 81: hare. s.. rabbits. $l2l
Fgrs-Store. . fz1lsc; ranch. 80 zoe.
Eastern. IaFcic; fancy do. &G-5s. selected
white do. S,ffSc.
Crapes-Plack. -c. Muscat. $500.
Tokav. $50 .0c; Cornjchor. I'm boxes. e71
--. Nerdels. in crates. 6a 75c; In boxes.
~
Wool.
Woo-%ayada spring light and choice.
e1fIc. heavy. SOS fan. short. trashy San
Joaquin plains. good san Joaquin
plains. 4Q5c, southern ani coast. 4ifc;
mountain voois. z and free. sac:
mountain Ko0is, defective and heavy. 81
g.. middle counties. free, 7Gsc; middle
counties. detsctNe 800
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Money and Exchange.

Money on call, easy. at 1isq3 per cent.
closed. 2is per cent; prime mercantile pa
per. 34G5 per cent. Sterling exchange.
firm. with actual business in bankers bills
at A.S9Bd4S9h. for demand. and $4S70
d4S74 for sixty days: posted rates, S4.SSlla
q490; commercial bills. &.Ssh.
Silver certificates, 61z46iSsc.
Bar silver G12.c-
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BEFORE buyfng your ThfnksaiFfna
turkey $50 what We have 81 the fnlioo
Market
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The Northern PsciH- - now running iva
trains daily between Seattle ana fsrlaaAas
Leave Seattle lzsz9 and - p. M
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Portland, Nov. &.-Wheat-Quiet firmer;
Valley. sc; Walla Walla, 4sc per bushel.
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IAN yuAE ISLANDS
LYDIA THOMPSON.

limited States mall, leaves city
fErYsns1 ~, ~ Main street, Monday, Wed
&c. ~.nd Friday at Q q. m for Pors
tseest san Juan Islands and New
nsstraDl.
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LINE-sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE
WEEKLY TIME CARD,

eTEAMER CITY or CHANIPArGN
sses-s eeatuZNovember ~. ct 2 a. m;
q at n. m. November 81. at
-, I~aNes Mount Nernon-NOvember
November - al a. m:
- 81 = - Calling At Tulalsp
"@'h Sundes and north Tuesday.
STEAMER MABEL
sse~rs Seaiu&Novemoc- o. az : a. m;
- = az O. m. November -. at
A. leaves Mount Nernou-November
fss m November y. az a m: 10.
- g a. Ednonds. Richmond stan
i've - skagtt City. Mount Vernon and
STEAMER CLAN M'DONAID
%niduigat except Saturday FOR
assss everett and Suohomf-h river
y, T,nd.ng az City dock Se.ttte
I'll NJ boS ARDCS x GO. Inc.
81 owners and Managers.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.

poRT ORCHARD And PORT WASH
EGToN ROUTE.
Steamer A.. r Robinson. carrying U. 8.
nal. lsayss City dock. loot OF Main street.
. IN. arrives at sllverdaIe at IL m.
leaves silysrdals u l2:l5 y. m. leaves
e,snsy on return a. 2 .. m. Daily
ssssp, Sunday. Fare. zoe. +. ". Robin
ssn master ILLS. Bogardus & Co, agents.
Telephone. Man g.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland. Nov. ., 1SE.
Warner: followed BY rain.
4. 8 PAGCE, Forecaster.
L. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCUL-
TURE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Nov. =. 1895.
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sTEAaERs.
on THE FLYER"
%

sEATTLE $50. s1reav
f1rs -csn- 80 .x~pnty-ige mlnutes-
b sc sgs STEAMEg FLYER
sxIy trips. Seattie-Tacoms
r = soaE.cT TUESDAY. MAY Z
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Bonds.

Us. Is, new reg. 1Nh @. r. & Mill
New As. coup. 120la c. p. lists of 'so. le7
Elves, reg.-....ll4& ID. & r. q. Ts..-.li4&.
Elves, coup.....u4& Fours .......... 20
Fours. reE.....Ilii2 Erie Seconds. 1914
Fours. coup....11i4 G. II. & S. a. IS. iO5
TW0s, reg. 81 Sevens .........1@
Pacific SIS Of 80. 1872 III. & T. G. IS. ..Iiiiz
Ala, Class A.. 1889 Skies ..........1N
Class B. 1882 NJ. X. T.. LIST As. S6ia
Glass C.........1eo Second Acc. CO.'S
Currency .-....10Iis Mu. Union 6s. 10
La New Con. As. 90 n. ]. c. Gen. SIS. I19
Missouri 6s.......100 N. =. lists. ..~....11T4
No. Car. 6s.......14 Seconds $500. 1852
Fours ..........10t Northwest Con. .1S9
6. Car. Non-F... L S. +. Deb 5s....1l0
Tenn New Set 6s s. III. G.. w. lists. q
Elves ..........105 st. p. Con. Is. 1914
Old Skies 49,. GO C. g. +. w. IS. l15ia
Va. Centuries. 6iIS ST.. &ILGen. IS 81
Deferred ...... 6 S.L.&S. F.Gen 6s. los
Atchiso 4s...... ia Tex. pac. lists. IS
Second A.. ISL Seconds ........ ia
Canada So Eds. 1854 Il. p. lists Of SO. less
SO. r. R.......... rs West Shore 4s..,l011s
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psve seat.ls-11s 2 "a 2. m n - 20 .. m.
Lz.e Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
lnd.as Commercial dock. foot o. Ma
= s... an Flyer and State OF
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SOAsP STEAMSHIP CO
kss''a Steamers from Seattle as foI-
ss rsss Francisco. Via Port Townsend
&Te ~sS,lA. al $ . n. passengers re-
ID d = %AFd az : a. m November 4
Pa. Ss-Novenher 4 and -.
-, ssa Francisco FOR Victoria 'sns
1t = Ports 81 ; a. Il. November
a. ocrsanray - obtained a. TIE c-ice Of
ESsat Ocean dock. Sesttls
SbAl-L. PERKINS 4 co
: rSesersl Agents san Francisco
FRfpGE p. 5 Supt.
s a4Ii CUT RATESi
aLE-TACONA FOTTE
ssA- asISAMER CRICKET
.@svss Eoand trips daily, as follows:
"a. le.~~snA 10 a n. u m. and ga
Sfnn Seattle ~ a m. as D M.
x eoQni trip -S>-
"a a. LLSSosssoar-LeRve Tacoma sss
IA leav. Seattle III IA
Sa-s = eenia