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The New shining Law.

Tacoma, March Io.--Special.-The good
and bad effects of the bill amending the
act of isso relating TO the shipping of sail
ors before United States commissioner,
which WAS recently introduced I'M congress
by Representative Mcguire, or California.
and passed by that body. are being dis
cussed by shipping men here. A few
months ago the rival boarding -hoase
keepers here formed a combine and have
since been demanding from $40 to SIS
blood money" from every sea captain
shipping crew at this port. This has
had the effect of forcing them to get
crews elsewhere. mainly in Seattle and
Port Tow nsend. and has given the port a
bad name. As hy the terms OF the new
amendment the boarding masters can not
longer hold the seamfn's clothing for
board, they are left without any means
OF coercing the men TO demand a large
advance and at the same time the board
ing-house masters are demanding blood
money from the captains. Some of the
shipping men who have bitterly opposed
the combine are very strongly opposed TO
the new measure. as they fear it will
drive hoardinghouse men out OF the busi-
ness. as they viii have no means of coll
ieeting the amounts due them for board
and lodging. and as no hotel will keep
sailors they will be without any place 10
go TO whon of a ship.
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Financial.

Financial
London. March S.-F5zr silver. nd
GoFssofs. s9a s-ss link OF England dis
count rate. per cent
London March xA-The money market
last week relarxea into its former pie
shoric condition The EoshschEEds Chilean
issue was fully covered Within Two hours.
Any amount OF nssfey Was obtained at
IFS per cent The Canadian Pacific coli
lapse Rad q dem0raiixinS effect. and drove
al business in the direction Of giit-eaged
securities and mining shares. where an
other hoom seems 10 have commenced.
Buytng orders poured In from the coustrs-
ens. and immense blocks Of the shares OF
south African ventures we're easily placed
ps syndieafes In Paris at q profit Foreiga
securities remained firm. In anticipation
OF the Kothschilss carrying through the
conversion tnfo ss4 per cent Of tzl.wa ssse
OF Russian IL. Home railway securities
were very quiet. the traffic reports and
board Of trade returns besng unprumising.
Mex.aans and all South American secari-
ties except Chiie4ns were weak Cana
dian Pacific fell 10 points. and. although
rusncr that the Dominica was about TO
issue a new loan Was denied. Canadian
Pacfacs remained very weak. American
railways we're also In the worst condition.
Heavy sales from Wall street and rumors
of reduced dividends depressed the market
all around
Manchester. March ie-There was con-
siderable Increase I'm the activity last
week. the stiffness In the prices OF coy
ton inducing holders of discretionary
orders 20 press in the best possible man
fer. Prices generally hardened Bnsi-
ness was veil distributed over Indian.
Chinese and Korean markets. and there
were moderate sales at South American
and the other minor markets. The home
market continued fair. Yarns were fryn.
with considerable forward business.
Strikes are now considered impossible.
owing 10 the want Of unity among the
master sptnners. The continental cotton
trade Is active and healthy.
BreadstuiJs aud Grains.
Liverpool. March s.-CIose: Wheat
SPOT. Arm: demand. poor; No. ? red win
ter, - Sd: No. 2 red spring IS zasd; No. ]
hard Manitoba. 5s I'd. No. l California, SIS
"a. Futures closed steady with near and
distant positions unchanged. March. Is
I'D. April, Is Sd May and June. a. SID
July. Is SID: August Is Sd.
Corn-Ftrms American mixed new. ID
Nd. Futures closed firm with near posi-
lions ixas.a higher and distant positions
unchanged 10 tsd higher. March. IS I'D:
April. 4s lid; May and June. Is lad;
Jaly and August. ~ "a.
F1our-Duii; demand. poor; st. Louis
fancy winter. SIS 81.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast, e l0s.
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1nICAG MARKETS.
Closing Quotations.

chicago. March a~Iu wheat the most
nyomtnent feature OF the early news was
the Michigan crop report The total OF
last years wheat crop. which was Ia-g.-
90 bushels for the state, has ALREADY ail
hcen used an and therefore there Is no
wheat IN Michigan new. but what repre-
SCENTS surplus from previous crops. The
weather was cold, and after a spell CT
warm weather and rain II had turned
cold enough since the day before TO con-
vert the rain and melted snow In the
wheat zelda into sheets of lee. The l-iS-
erpo,i market was quoted firm with an
inward tendency. A dispatch was re-
sssfxesf stating that Newport News had
snss,ns5a sSfss9 barrels OF Hoar and Ea.ee
bushels Of wheat IN twenty-four hours.
anf that freight engagements had been
made for the shipment OF eoeaea bushels
of wheat during the remainder or the
month Shorts became buyers and the
,sarkst wound UP strong. May opened
- hirher az sssxc and did not get below
Ssssc. closing ~ &C.
ssae DAYS business IN corn WAS good ia
amount and generally ON the NJ grade In
the matter Of prices The carload market
WAS tlrrn ard made a similar advance 70
THAI made ia the nis aEhoASh the de-
wnne came chiefly from the elevator pee-
.le ,se through hiilesi market heing COM
,nrattyelv slack May opened At from
SC 10 sSsks sold ur 10 sac and closed
~s,e sellers at the latter figure.
In oats the market prices followed those.
~ sarxs. opening about steady. selling up
ara resting at the top price at shs day.
NAV closing az eSase-
rf.nn .s~osfsion market last a tftfe % the
h,,,Stsh feeling which was 50 prominent
Yesterday. Pork opened with drop
tia geek the total Is atsoat ss.xsA There
90 se,a as low as sic Ss's Afterwara the
s.r~wrsn in wheat sri corn gave fa~
r,.ykat a hyAcer. The price advanced 20
x,a srss ara closed At mess sellers. de-
~s,ns ~ SC for she day. Lard ana rins
sronnea ssSc OF froEa yesterdays closing.
Closing Quotations.
xxnSs.-Nzrrh. ssTxes May, 500.
,.arr-Mars-h. sse: May, sac asked
n.,mNsrs.h sSaac. May. $50 asked
xs,,k--Mar,h, siagss MAY. ssaas asked.
ssrt--Mmrra. =. s-t4; May. sss1as asked
psns-Mareh Ns-s@s May, S-Ssie9S.sA
Hye--sEsAs.
F7axSee<t-xS,E
fiucthy-~&A
live stock.
<,>e.ya receipts we're about is.san art fer
0.k the total is about 4ssss. I1sEs
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The steamship Beltisloe Is loading over
7(sa.oa feet or lumber at Rlakeiey for
South Africa and will be ready for sea
about the middle OF this week
The British ship Routenbeck viii haul
into dock az Btakeley tomorrow TO load
lumber for South America.
Ship John Ena. which loaded part OF her
load OF lumber 80 EIakeIey. Is sim at Port
Gamble.
The Chilean bark pinevers was towed
out from Btakeley Thursday.
Steamer Sarah NJ. Renton lowed the
English ship OF Dublin. Howth. from
Blakeiey to West Seattle Saturday.
Tomorrow night the steamer Rentor
will bring large theatsr party TO this
city from BlskeIey.
Steamer pnIttnfsky took a load OF luYs7-
her from Blakeley to West Seattle satur-
day.
The steamship city Of Puehla Is due
from san Francisco March II. and the
steamship UmatiIla sails on the Same dag.
The Ai-kI sails for Alaska March L.
Steamer Hsvaagel, which was sunk at
Port Angeles. has been raised and will 70.
su.ae her regular run between Seattle
and Port Angeles and NLcteTta today.
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. March i0.--Speciai~-Tt Is ex-
pected that che Flyer will go on the dry
dock next Sunday for two days To have
her bottom scraped. She will be on not
more than forty-eight hours. The Fleet
wood will take her run while she Is of.
The Kingston brough. In so.0ao pounds Of
fresh hallbut this morning. IL having been
put aboard her at Victoria from the fish
Ing steamer Thistle. The haiibuf went
East this afternoon in three refrigerator
cars. IL goes 20 Boston and New York
Bark Forest Queen came OFF the dry
dock today and Is In the harbor awaiting
a berth at the ST. Paul and Tacoma mill
British ship Persian viii sail tomorrow
lumber laden for Chile.
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.slN.fM 81

Totals .......... &i3s Est 81 $3.50 SCI IS
The condition Of trade In the local pro-
dace markets yesterday was better than
for several days past but there was little
In the way OF encouragement for either
producer or dealer, Supplies continue to
come To hand In greater quantities than
are needed and stocks accumulate on
dealers hands. In order 10 clean up IL
h necessary TO shade asking figures and
many buyers make q practice OF holding
OF until late In the day so that they may
avail themselves Of the opportunity 10 se-
cure their supplies almost 1T their Gwn
yaiustion.
There Is a large over-supply OF cheap
oranges In the market and the offerii X
OF this stock makes the sales OF fancy
grades slow. Nayeis are selling rather
better and seedlings continue TO mave OF
freely. Choice apples are In demand and
are steady at full figures. Medium stock
IL very plentiful and prices are weak.
Large Gales of this stock are made to ped
dierr. Tropical fruits show but little
change from day 10 day and sales are
slow. Dried fruits are selling In a small
way constantly. but the condition Of
trade Is not satisfactory. and while prices
are no lower. very easy tone Is notice
able.
Vegetables continue TO arrive freely and
psices are quite arm on choice varieties.
Large shipments OF potatoes are heing
resolved almost daily from coupevilie and
vicinity. and the market IL over supplied.
Cher commodities are In light supply
l0w prices still rule for nearly all de-
naSsions of dairy produce. Butter. with
~ ukeption OF fancy creamery stock.
unhzse supply and dull. although there
were hesvy shipments TO Alaska Eggs
an ray plentiful and are stiil quoted at
u eeets ger dozen. Cheese lis shade cas-
kg Poultry IL dull.
Gfpcsries and provisions remain steady
and movement is first-class
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Total Sales.
The total sales of stocks today were
iuasss shares including; American Sugar.
So 100; Baltimore Ohio. sff0. Burlington,
100: Delaware & Hudson. e.feo: Dtstilling
3.0oe. Erie. 1000. Louisville & Nashville.
I, ps1: New Jersey Central. $3.50: North
western. 300. st. Paul. 1000: Union Pa
cifc, a.eoo; Western Union. z.Ioa
Hops.
Hops--Markst weak; state common 10
choice old. sfE-e: 1894. fgi0c: Pacific coast.
old. 3tsSs7c; 1894. eaiic.
Wool.
Wool Steady: domestic fleece, Ie9.sc
pulled. isas4c.
Metals.
Pig iron--weak. Scotch. sisqsc. Ameri-
can. sasIis,sA.
Copper-Duil brokers price. $40
Lsad-~weaker: brokers prices. ss.&:
plates, weak.
Coffee.
Cofree--Options closed duii at 5glin points
net advance Spot cofyee-Rto. dull; rio.
nominal: No. :, ls,sc. Mild-Quiet. Cor
ioya. fs.sDiss.
Suxar-~Raw. steady TO firm. fair refin-
ing. il~fec: centrifugal 6-test. 3c. Re-
dned-Steady.
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w&z fs<hser dernzn1 Common Co fancy
dressed bsef asd stsppinx steers 81 Sss ~.
xscrkers and fsesers. 81 5xes4s So cows ard
nslls. NzsIsss Texas cattle. tss1 ~. steers.
81 Tsnz
hs hog market cqere6 active Sc lower.
Hghr ssEs-s. rnixe9. 3s<slE. heavy. Ss1
4ss: rngxh. xs6sis
rs saesr market was without trrpor-
sanr Change Poor 10 choice sheep. E5G
4ss. lambs. "a EzzsD
kscsffss-cassae. ~ 5fss exlves. ssess hogs
= s8es saesp. So
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sllssr bars ass ssssx nrafts--Siehs Ia
AsSiean dol iSl 0a Teiegrapa ,...... fzss
Mining stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS


New York. March a--Share spscais.
haa Vas quite active for q Saturday. ana
y TIE main strong in tone. the purchases
ee'as largely fer the shcrs account The
market WAS heaviest IN the esrfs deal
sass, when London Was a seller % the
sseliF&se NfecsssilteS ~ the end 81 haiti
AZ hour the downward movement vas
ssneekess. and during the rest az the day
ne trend Or prices WAS as rsaln GTs-
ward. the market closing tn good tone.
scgAF led the market in point Of activity,
shS Was IN good demand until the stock
.saesssi I5N q exsn % Is. on last night.
aAFR realizing sales caused reaction Of
- wtth snai rally Of ~. The
sssssrsed moved Up IA, 8altinoTe =
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
r.nInn I,sl.,t cenne,e.lor...
HOTEL RrTI.ER.

All trains frert the West ran into the
50 paul union depot. making close con-
recssnyss with tsThs Sorth~N eSseTn~ trains
for ere East and South. Passengers hold
ing tickets via the above Tire have oglIy
"A xsas, yrnra their train to the elegantly
e,,,syxses North Western" limited isav.
Tag 81 PAM every day 8. TIE year. Fer
ladies travelling alone this is especially
=, b.. considered FER tickets assi sleep
tnx car reservation call On
r. W. PARKER.
Puget Sound Agent. 81 Front So. Seaitle-
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstufss and Grains.


San Francisco. March extraordinarily
extras. 81, 34f3 IS: bakers extras. ss.i5sf
-: superfine. ssle9,ssa.
&heat-The inquiry Is of fairly general
eharacier; SIC for No | chipping and ss,ac
fot choice product. Milling wheat. s86issc
WAlla WalIa wheat. 7sa.stSiis for fair ay-
srage quality: s2i4sISsixc for blue stem.
and aSlT7,sc for damp
Rariey-There Is not much doing In
tt,her regular or speculative channels
Feed. fair to good. gsss7Shc. choice, .Tf46r
sAe: brewing. &alsslc.
nais-There Is active sampiing with
fair results in the way of sales. Mill
ing. He7islii7is. surprise. si.61tsafi. i5ss !:
fancy feed. 81. 0s@ a i.0sis: good 10 choice.
&eAsl; fair TO good. 9ssafa5c. poor TO fair.
ssSl4c, black, si.ios4i.iTss: red. si.iesi %;
gray. ssc1si
Flour sacks. II. 80: Oregon. sls: wheat.
esnsais, $500: Oregon. i.Sft: harley. ESQ:
cats Oregon, centais, s,sso. beans. sacks.
Is; onions. sacks. 3f5.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Steady. December. asc; May,
axe
Rsrley-ouiet: May. TIC.
corn-si.ea.
pran-sis.
Prxsfuec.
Potatoes Receipts have been quite
heavy this week. so that the market Is
moro than amply supplied. We quote as
Follows, New potatoes. issSfsc per pound !.
early ROSE. soafs5c. hurbanks. aeefSSc: Sail
nas harhsnks. 7seslsi. 90, sweets. Tscs5si g
Tor rivers, and sI.se4ss per GENITAL for
sAotce stock
Batter~Tha week does not close encour-
esinely. supplies being ia excess of the
asaaafssi. Creamery. Fancy, iSssssisc. sex
osfSs. i4Sll5c per pound. nairy-~Fancy.
iSeho. good - choice. lsssi2tses fair. loSI
II: store lets. sass
Eggs~Daalers are trying TO stop fur
TIER decline by putting stocks IN cold
storage, Quotahte AZ ioelsc per dozen.
Financial.
sslser bars aal Z; Sos Drafts--Steht Ia
AeNtcan Dol tSts sYta TELEGRAPH ...... T. !
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EVERETT RoUTE-sTR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle II Is a. IN. and 40 D. m.
Leaves Everett S.tS a. m. and p. m.
Sandays--Leaves Seattle p. IN. Leaves
Everett II q. m
Fare-Single trip. T5c; round trip. SIS:
Connects with boats for Tacoma and
SnohomiSh.
Landing-colmsn dock. foot OF Marion
street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Claud Trour. Pres. r. w. Goodhue. sly.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland March a.--Wheat-yaliey. T5ff
~ per GENITAL; waila waila. s3txElssc per
bushsi
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MARINE NEWS.

Port Gamble. March Especial Sailed
--Bktn Skasit. Capt. Robinson, for San
Pedro.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Honolulu and Australia.
Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
lulu. Samoa, Auckland. ~. H.. and sgd
ney. n. =. w, without change.
Steamship Marfposa. March sth. y. IA.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia.
March rs, fSE
THoS- A. GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
Boyd block. Seattle.
w Webster, Dist. Agent. Vancouver.
J. D. Srreekels d Bros Co., General
Agents. San Francisco.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle an fol-
lows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. m. passengers re-
ceived ON board at I q. H-l March 4, Q. IL
~, "A and g.
For Aiaska-March and q at a. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at 2 a. M. March ].
6, II. Is. q. Is and 81.
Tickets may be obtained at the oflfec OF
the company at Ocean dock Seattle,
GOoDALIA PERKINS Il Co.
General Agents, San Francisco.
]. II. JOHNSON. p. s. Supt., Seattle.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY
crxrAMER FApArJoy

STEAMER FARALr.oS.
Leave San Francisco February q.
March Is and 81.
Leave Seattle March Z and 81 Aprfi &
Passenger and freight rates the lowest.
Tickets and freight rates can be OBJ
tained by applying 20
J, @. CARROLL, Agent,
Union dock, foot OF Union street, Seattle.
Telephone fl.
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THE VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. J. A. oBrien. Master.
Leaves Tacoma IL noon. Seattle Gem
trail wharf. y. Yl.. Mondays and Thurs
days for Port Townsend. Anseortes Fair
haven New whatcnm. Blaine and Fri
day ttarbor. going through to Vancouver
on Thursday trip.
Fare 20 Blaine 50. fare 10 Vancouver. 81.
For further Information apply to Cen
trail wharf
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SAN JUAN Isr.ANns-srEAMER L,

SAN JUAN ANnS-STEANER LIZ
Ola THOMPSON.
CARVING Tnited States nsaIa, leaves City
dock. foot Of Main street. Monday. We'd
nfsfay and Friday Mt a. m for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatccnz-
TIME CARD.
North Bcund-I.ease seattle 80 o. M. |.
leave Port Townsend 7sae A. M. leave
friday Haroor fi-2s n IN; leave Roche
Har6or LID p ma. arrive New Whatcona
See .. m
South Bound--Leave New whsscoua $40
a. m. leave Roche Harhor II 30 - IN. !.
leave Friday Harbcr taco "a. leave
tors Townsend SO p na.s arrive Seattle
S.ls y ~.
= r. Thompson. managing owner. J. A.
Hatfield. agent. Phone Sx&
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p.r~,rrr- NAvTGATI1N "a

--i.se Card tn effect Oct. =. isas
seattle and Whateon1 ronte-Ssasa OF
washington leaves Seattle daily, except
-. sr,,,f,s-Fairfavsp leaves Seattle daily
sssess,,s SATURDAY. at $50 y ~. Tacoma and
.s@atsle roote-Ssaie 81 Washington leaves
sa@ttIe Tuesdays. Thursdays and 3asur-
days at ~ =, ~.
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n. STEAMBOAT AND TRASsPoR-
TATfOS COMPANY.
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE
rzaxea city dock. foot OF Main street.
o.,sry Monday. "Wednesday ard Friday at
r,e. for Port Townsend. Anacortss
Sarulsh. Fairhaven and Whateorn, going
.srn.,eh 70 Blaine on Saturday.
49, beck Ce.. Agts. jos. KENDALL
T.atetshone 81. General Manager.
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IT PREVENTS DECAY.
n HARDESS THE GUNS
IT SWEETESS THE BREATH
IT'S FREE FROM GRITTISE0
Sec how 10 10 regarded By the
dentists OF this city.

We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBIN'S CARB0LIzED
TOOTH POWDER and find that Il
contains nothing that can In tho
slightest degree injurs the teeth Or
gum. II has In its competition
sufficient antiseptic properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum nsalthfui and arm. Its daily
use will help to prevent the formAs
ton OF tartar and thu accumulation
OF parasItieal animalcules - In,
iurious to eth aud gum.
WI. Giddings, d. d. 5.
Geo. w. Bragdon. d. b. 8.
Geo. NJ. Faulkner. d. d. s,
T.G. Albin. d. D. $.
In. Lesssy. ID. D. s.
II. v. Desportes. D. d. 3
Albert ]. Forrest.
c. p. Brown, D. d. s
Geo. K. Miller.
Jos. Moudy.
YVES. coyns, L D. s and = \
C. D.. 8
q. 6. Griffin.
J. N. Fox.
J. w. Putnam.
y.S. PrAther.
% eEsTs . HeT1z.:
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
alTTLs Hl.A ElLA rlraaA
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Tn Connection With sGrcaf Northern
Railway.

STEAMER city ef Isiisrsstsarg. between
vsguasrhee ana Virginia CITY. viii make
her gsrs, trip Of ;he SEASON. leaving Nea-
a,cAee March =, or sooner.
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FOR ALASKA.
STEAMER cHILK.

STEAMER ETITLKAT
yaaw@s on March Il Al - uGscek g. m
- sssSsaaI rates Inquire %
j.. e. CARROLL, Agent.
.resarhan~ 81 SchwabaensF's Wharf
j. w. AcAaisp. Master.
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t.vrpErT AND sSoHONIsH ROUTE.
a. fsfvT RATE TO FstsERETT.
rTFAMEE MABEL
ra.y~x Central psSgArf, Tpessfays Thurs
s.seS ana saturdays al q. m. fer Ed
1873 Nuksfeo Everett. MaTysvlile.
sss'sr r.ye5ptt f0weiJ sna Snehnfsiah
FARE TO F,yf.fsrsfT. 3ssi ROUND SC .
RI, S~ofsspNEsff Soc
~ - GEso s. WILEY, Agent.
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sKAGrr RIVER ROUTE.
TIME CARD.

Steamer Clan Mcdonald or Henry Ball
ey leaves Lilly. BorSarsias a. Co. "a dock,
Seaftfe--Monday. March II. Wednesday.
March ID; and Friday. March - ct Il
o'clock midnight. calling at EdmcndS,
Richmond, Tuiaiip. Ssanwood. Florence.
Fir. Skagit City. Mount Vernon and
Aycn- Returning. leaves Mount vsrnon->
Tuesday. March II. Thursday. March IL.
Al y. m; sunday. March II, at a. ni.
LILLY. BOGARDUS Il CO. Uns..f
Owners and Managers.
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roRT BLAKEI.EY MILL. co.
PORT Islaksssy
NJ b MAG% rSE%
Az Front Street. San Frzysc3see. Cal.
q. r. SEAAE Il co.
a ana g Grace Church Street. Lcnsion.
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Leave Seafffe--sln a. N. 1enA $50 p IA
Lfass faEAgaa--s-ss ~ IN. ga .zs p M
I-anfingEs Northern pAef1c wharf. Ta-
coma and Commercial dock foot OF Mar
toH street. SeASfIa
sundays. excursion rxtes On steamer
Fseeswoea: fare see
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Rontis.
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Incorporated ISSs. Capital, FIX. 900.
Bailey Building, Second aud Cherry SITS.
--Transacts a---
GENERAL BANKING AND SAYINGS
Business.
Deposits received In any amount from 81
upwards and interest allowed thereon.
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rISe;uAH LINE
me spleuala rev sss.1 ,aas steamer

~ Steamers and Clipper shIFsa. from
ysf-f1Fsr SOUND TO DETsAGOA BAY.
:. SOUTH AFRICA. DIRECT.