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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-07
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Revenue cutter Grant left this port for
up Sound ports yesterday at noon.
deputy Inspectors Stream and Cherry
finished inspecting the Port Biakeley
siiil Company's steamer Politofsky yes
terday forenoon and went 70 Olympia
In the afternoon on . tour OF inspec-
ton.
Tug Magic towed the dismantled ship
Henry Buck from this port to Anacortes
las, night with $50 tons OF Newcastle
Bark Gafherer was lowed to sea last
night with 900 tons OF Black Diamond
coal for San Francisco.
Warshlp Nohican left port at $50 O'Clock
yesterday morning Tor Whatcom.
Steamer City Of Topeka Is due from
Alaska and will leave on the morning of
March on the return trip.
Bark Momentum left San Francisco last
Sunday for this port and will probably
load lumber at Smiths cove for Shanghai
for the Fremont Milling Company.
Steamer Delta has been taken or the
Hood canal route and is tied up at the
City dock waiting for a charter
Work on the steamer San Juan Is pro-
crossing rapidly at Ballard and she will
be ready to go on the Dogfssh bay run
next week. the Hattie Hansen going on
the Vashon island run.
Tug Beaver lowed the barge Ajax to
the Everett smeiter with lot OF ore yes
terday.
Steamer Idaho brought In forty tons
OF farm produce from WILDLY Island 10
this port yesterday.
Steamer Faraiion win sail at noon today
from Schwahacher's wharf for San Fran
cisco.
The steamer Umatiila. which left San
Francisco Wednesday, has the following
list of passengers: For vic:oriai-Mrs. u
A. Brown. Joe Marks. Charles Forrest,
James Godfrey. George Arnold, j. 81
Burns. A. Mayer. Miss X. Florence ].
Giliardi, Miss n. p. Jones. r. Williams.
+. Bureii. G.. F. Coffey. L. NJ Coffey,
James Madden, James Doyle. Pat Leon
ard. Frank Powell. J. p. O'Brien and
wife. Seattle--W. r. Stevens and mother.
A. r. Hay. ., NJ. Baird, II. L. Darr, John
Wick. wife and son. r. Jugold O. Bres-
nser, l.. Coiiington, Mrs. r. Langley. l..
M. Rose. G. Wishaar. Cha. rles ]. Wood
bury. Nancy Wallace, E. j. Kennedy.
Port Townsend-Miss G. Joseph. Miss
Irene Howard, A. Newman. Mrs. NJ. A.
Everett. Mrs. r. y. Attridge and daugh-
ter. Tacoma. Pertain. @. L. Minnie.
Juneau-R. s. Mcclure. J. Devine. II. F.
Fitzgerald. James Sullivan. w Deyo.
Thomas Singley. John Iseriar. Victor C,
Putzey. c. II. Ford, c. r. Johnston, Al
bert Fox, +. Bonner. T. Il. Bell, John
Barnes.
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FINANCIAL.
Isondon. March s-Rar silver. q u-fsd.
eonsols- ies s-iss- Bank Of England dis
count rats, per cent
New York. March s.-The Evening
Posts London eablegrzm says. Aueri-
cans opened frrn today. notably Nash
VILE. On the publication IN the Daily
News OF a rrassurirg telegram from
August Belmont Prices reacted gsrer-
alEy on profit taken by yesterdays pur-
chas~rxL The close was firm again Can
adam FAcifcs stiIl were down nearly
per cent The American loan was az ~
per ccnt premium Ii In feared gold ship
nents from your side cannot be delayed
long The talk OF fresh loan is gem
ersI and there are also rumors OF .
fresh India sterling loan.
Breadxfufys and Grains.
Liverpool. March s.-wheat-Firm: de-
maad poor, No. red winter. IL sid: No.
2 red spring. So -, No i hard Manitoba.
Is Izd: No / California stocks exhaust
ed Futures closed quiet but steady. I'D
lower: March and April. ~ Sd: May. 4s
s7d: June. II sd: July, Is Sd: August.
Is sd.
corn-Spot firm: American mixed, new,
- I'D. Futures closed quiet ffIe farshingg
lower: March. - y: April. Is I'D: May a.
psd: June. - I'D. July. - lid: August.
Is lad.
F1our-Ffrm: demand. poor; 81. Louis
fancy winter. e Sd
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San Francisco. March ARRIVED: Ar
cata. Coos bay. Departed: Umatilla.
Victoria and Port Townsend: barkentine
Katie Flickinger. Puget Sound. barken-
tine Qrickstep. Puget Sound: schooner
Lizzie Prisn. Suisiaw river: schooner Lily.
Umpqua. schooner Laura May, Gray's
Harhor: Point Iona. Gray's Harbor:
Bandorilie. coQuiiie river; Del Norte.
Gray's Harbor. Freights and charters:
American bark Kiikitat, now at Port
Gamble. lumber thence to Honolulu.
British steamer Liniithgowshire, at Port
land. lumber from Puge. Sound to Port
Prize.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
RrcnsistnfY. and Grnins.

San Francisco. March e.--Flour-Thc
China steamer yesterday carried away
a,eo barrels. Family extras. S.. 25fI3. 3s
bakers extras. s3.f5dtS. .: supertine. 10
Gs.s9
wheat-Therc is good inquiry on export
account, Standard shipping grades. Sc.
With SSt.c for choice lots. while possibly
Vic might be obtained for large parcels:
milling wheat. 9oafa5c; waiia walia, 7sAG
NAc for fair average quality. S2t1zlS7iac
for blue stem. and s5at7Tize for damp.
Eariey-~Firm. but the volume of BUSH
ness continues small Feed, fair 10 good.
aaG75c; choice. 7s49Tii9c: brewing, SV
Sc.
oats-Beyers giving riore attention 10
offerings and market little more active.
Milling. si.oelsf1.l5: surprise. u.69f Is
Gfi; fair to good. eoSsasc: poor TO fair.
NssaS1se: black. si.loStl -: red. N.os4
fsIf's. gray. 9sizi97isc.
Flour-Sacks. e,To6: wheat. centafs, H.
eas barley. List: oats. 30. corn. N; rye.
sacks. SO. beans. sacks. s.sis; potatoes.
sacks, use: Oregon. sos.
Closing Quotations.
San Francisco. March s.--wheat-Duli.
December. s7isc: May. sessc.
Rariey-Dnll: December. 10
cSrn~~si.s q.
Bran--slf.
Produce.
Fotatoes-~Receints OF new continue
snail New. ltass2c per pound: Early
Rose. tnsiSSc river reds. 800 Soc. Burhanks,
ssss9: Oregon Burbanks. sorssc; sweets.
aeSd for rivers. and ti.NSsi.ss per CEN
tai for choice stock.
Ba';er--Reeelpts large. creamery. fancy.
lslaViSe; seconds, i+sSfSc per pound; dairy.
fancy. isssisc: good 10 choice. ieaizsse
fair. l091sc
Eggs-Qaotable at IasSisc Per dozen-
Financial.
silver hars. Sois lssfAs Drafts, sight.....eR
Mexican do. sSteSs&9 | Telegraph ......Es1
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Financial,
Mining stocks.
NEw YORK MARKETS.
The stool rxcllnnyr.

New York. March 6--Speeulatian on the
sseek exchange has heea largely In the
a~hfs ef traders for lone time past.
al ff5Te pre- feSSieaal than ever In Its
S'sraetsr. The advance in American Sc
Szhtses OF the London exchange thss
asoFasEs sent pT{ces Of the international
s'eeks 70 figures above those current. and
aEsstTase houses became speculative bay
Ns IN this market. wksch impaired 90 ie
ssSi tots. SE.fan selling. however, by
- nom traders. sesn eennteractcd good
asaeness Of foreign purchasers. and q
faction set ia which seat the figures
&sa = fraction except Ia the case q
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board or Trade.

Chicago. March G.~Wheat started tame
and rather weak. There were numerous
sellers ut yesterdays closing price. which
was sac for Mag. but few buyers at
over SITE Fer half an hour the generat
tendency was up and the range OF the
fluctuations was between 3aes4SsAc.
liverpool was quoted about steady and
Reriin from II TO q mark higher. The
New York market was relatively hrmer
than Chicago Some orders were received
there from France. and there were buy
ing orders here also from the continent.
The market here tended upward during
the forenoon. The firmness was In anuci-
ration OF Rradstreet's visible supply
statement and the effect OF such repors
having been discounted when 10 was re-
.eiyed the market Immediately began 10
weaken. In about Ten minutes IL dropped
from s4sxEa 5sssc bid, 70 5iise sellers Clos
ing Parts cables were not encouraging
ana the market finished weak at s3sse.
In the corn pit traders had no specula-
siaf, In their eyes and very little fn their
actions, ard business was therefore OF
the slimmest kind Corn OPENED at A;sc,
sold as low as 4ss<Gs4s4e. and as high as
sssxsfssc. and closed at STAG
eats started at sss.c. down TO @sss42sc.
and closed az that price
Provisions opened rather easy. bat did
no. remain go long until u demand de-
yeiopesi which changed the feeling OF
weakuesss fnfe ere OF decided strength.
The offerings were nearly free until after
FORK had advanced from Ssa.tSAs at the
openlng for MAY. to slaT-i@- III declined
"a $50 esi4. leaving the gain fer the day at
1~sar RIMS shared with pork IN the i'm
movement ard the ret gain today 90 SC.
be-, lard showed TO change az the close.
Closing Quotations
MAY
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Tbs days run was n.dn9. srd although
shs oemand WIS good. sellers had TO
shade prices TO the extenf OK ts5i5c On all
grades below choke. ard there was weak
ness even In the best sheep. Sheep we're
quotsd a. e A45sH ard isnbs AZ $50
$50
keceipts-cassIe. 400. calves. 80: koxa
N.Ses. sheep. E.sA
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~B1G.
Total Sales.
The total sales of stocks today were
1s9. 73t shares. including: American Sugar
$500; Il. & o. 800: Burlington $50: Chi
cago Gas 1890. Distilling 6,aoo: General
Electric 4.oeo: l.. g. ~. TO: ". j. Central
taco: Northwestern Goo; n. Y. Central
3.noo. st. Paul 5,7oo: Southern railroad
100.
Hops.
Hops-Quiet.
Wool.
Wooi--Qutet.
Metals.
Pig iron-Quiet: Scotch sisdeo; Ameri-
can $a1I2.50.
copper-steady: exchange price $s.S9
go.
T.ead-steady: exchange price sa.o7,a0
Sia
Unsteady: straits Hsloa2e: plates.
quiet.
Spelter-Steady; domestic $a.lzis.
Coffee.
Coffee-options closed firm at 6Gfa
points advance including September and
December sii.so Spot Coyee-Rio. steady:
No. Z, is i-2c. mild. steady.
Sugar
Sugar-Raw. firm: sales 1000 bags GEN.
trifugai IS test. to Canada at 7-ssc: re-
fined. firm.
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The dried fruit market continues aui~t.
with trade moving slowly and values
eazy. There In some. demand for ship
nenf 10 Alaska and Eastern points and
the shippers seem To prefer mixed lots.
Dealers are advising growers TO forward
srnsll or odd lots In order TO meet this
demand. Stocks Of sun-dried apples are
almost completely exhausted and under a
fair inquiry prices are firner. The scare
ify has also improved the market for
evsp1rated varieties. Fancy grades of
peaches bring fun quotations. but there
Il considerable medium class stock Offer
ting at lower rates. Supplies of prunes
continue liberal and prices remain un-
changed. Rafsius remain duh. with sales
at unchanged figures. Holdings In the
Fast are large and 1; Ia useless TO send
any native stock In that direction for
the present.
The movement OF trade In the local
produce markets La quiet. and. with
heavy receipts. there n considerable ac-
cunuiated stock on dealers hands. There
was scarcely any nucsuation In prices
yesterday. values generally being 30 low
there xas not much room for further de-
cline. Navel oranges are plentiful, and
although the inquiry In steady and fairly
large Tire quoted prices arc being slight
ly shaded. Seedlings remain In good sup
ply and prices are quite well sustained.
Sweets are very quiet. Choice apples ars
saIttIs Dat the NnbNfita AtF nstsAhs
una xtocs. is plentiful and cheap. Tropical
fruits are I'm moderate supply and under
light inquiry firm figures are easily OBJ
tanned. bates sell better than any other
commodity.
Vegetables are arriving In small lots
ssd the inquiry continues fair. Potatoes
are In large supply and choice Yakima
stock is farmiy held for full figures. Mcsfi-
nm stock Ii dull. Cabbage and cauli-
aewsr are In fair demand and quoted
wsess are firmly adhered TO. onions are
Ii hrrs supssiy and sales are good at
saosatsons. Pumpkin and squash are in
ixhf supply and movement on them Is
lxhf Celery remains firm at 80 cents per
aoxkn.
Dairy produce IL I'm ovcrsuppiy, and
although prices are extremely low, the
tendency Is stilI downward. Nearly all
descriptions of butter are weak and eggs
are Offering almost at the buyers vaiua-
sson. The ruling price for eggs yester-
day was II cents per dozen. Cheese is
abundant and rather easy. Poultry gem
orally Is dull and stocks are light
In grocery lines movement was first
class and prices on nearly all commodi-
Ties firm at quotations.
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EVERETT RouTE-srR. GREYHOUND

EVERETT ROUTE-STR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle lis a. m. and l:3o D. m
Leaves Everett s:45 a. IN. and p. m.
Snndays-Leaves Seattle p. M Leaves
Everett IL a IN
Fares Single trip. 75c; round trip. Nss:
Connects with boats for Tacoma and
Snohomish.
Landins-CoIman dock, foot OF Marion
street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Ciaud Troup. Pres. +. w. Goodhue, S'y.
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sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE.

STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Lilly. Bogardus & Co.'S dock Se-
Thursday. March I. at a. M: SATURDAY.
March sth, at a. m. calling at Ed
monds. Richmond. Tuiaiip Stanwood.
Florence. Fir. Skagit City. Mount Ner-
non and Avon. Returning leaves Mount
nernon-W edaesdsy. March 9Th, a. m. /:
Friday. March sth. at 8 q. M; Sunday,
March 10Th, at a M
LILLY, BOGARDUS q Co. Inc.
Owners and Managers
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. m. passengers re-
eesved on board at z a. ni.l March e. 3. Il
IS 81 and -.
For Aiaska-March and "a at a. m
From San Francisco for Victoria ana
Puget Sound ports. AZ a. M, March l.
6. II, Is. q, Is and 81.
Tickets may be obtained at the ofYiec OF
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle
GOODALL, PERKINS a. co,
General Agents, San Francisco.
J. Fl. JOHNSON, r. s. Snpt.. Seattle.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. March 6--wheat--yallcy T5Sf
Tao per Genital. Walia Walla 2isfl44c per
tashei
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EVERETT AND sNOHOMIsH ROUTE.
ctr RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
leaves Central wharf. Tuesdays. Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays at a. m Tor Ed
rnorsfs Mukilteo, Everett. Marysyiiie,
East Everett Lowell and Snohomixh-
FARE TO EVERETT, BIC. ROUND Soc
TO gNOHOMfgH. Sac.
GEO. j. WILEY. Agent.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
STEAMER FARALLoN.

STEAMER FARALLON.
Leave San Francisco February q,
March Is and 81.
Iseave Seattle March and .. Arrii 4
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates can De OBJ
taifed by applying 70
J. G. CARROLL. Agent.
Union dock. foot Of Union street, Seattle.
Telephone 81
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STRAIT sTEAMsurp COMPANY

SIhxtiI S1EAMSflf COMPANY.
Seattle and Townsend-Neah BAY route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at f2.iS
q. III. for Port Townsend. Port Williams,
Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent,
gettysburg, Pysht, Clallam Bay ard
Neah Bay. returning. arrives Seattle $50
p m- on opposite days Steamer Evangei
leaves Yeslcr dock for Port Townsend,
Port Williams, Dungeness. Port Angeles
and Victoria, Mondays. Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS az ESQ p. M: arrives Seattle al
ternate days p. m.
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All trains from the West run into tie
&, Paul union depot, making close con-
rnct,eux vita '"rhe North Western" train.
for the East and South Passengers hold
ing tickets via the above lire have only
a step from their train TO TIE elegantly
equipped Northwestern" limited. leav-
ing 81. Paul every day in the year. For
ladies travelling alone this is especially
TO be considered For tickets and sleep
ing car reservation call on
+. W. PARKER.
Puget Sound Agent. ees Front ST.. Seattle.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend, daily. except sunday a,
A. m. Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way ports daily. except
Sunday, at : M. Sunday. direct at o
a. M: returning direct. leaves Port Town
send at p. IA. Telephone 40.
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THE VANCOUVER RouTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. J. A. o'Brfen Master
Leaves Tacoma Il noon. Seattle Gem
days for Port Townsend. Anacortes Fair
haven, New Whatcom. Blaine and FRI
day Harbor. going through to Vancouver
on Thursday trip
Fare 10 Blaine So fare 10 Vancouver 81
For further information apply TO Gem
trail wharf.
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FOR ALASKA

STEAMER CHILKAT
leaves on March Is at 10 o'clock q. N.
For sreciaI rates inquire OF
J. g. CARROLL Agent.
Telephone 81 Schwahacaer's Wharf
j. w. McAiiep. Master.
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STEAMERS.
EVERETT ROUTE.

STEAMER CRICKET
DAILY leaves Everett, S,a5 a. m. arrives
Seattle ii a. m. connecting with the
Flyer for Tacoma. Leaves Seattle .. M.
trip. Is cents: round trip. SIS. Landing
at Vail & Hubheirs dock, next Flyer
dock, Seattle; Nall Works dock Everett
+. NJ. HARRINGTON. Master.
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PORT BLAKELEY MILL CO,
Port Bfakeiey.
NJ r. MAGNETISM,
COS Front Street. San Francisco, Cal.
q. r. NEAME A. CO,
81 and g. Grace Church Street. London.
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= = a
- - HOOK wAa pressed 1or pals
sss.sxs.s - - TIE rEnnofE that the next
a. - - ~ doubt TIE shares broke
point so1,<z-a<s 49,. - .s-S so"sss
list hst recoveres a. ,,.,. 49, -. |,
o'clock the raarSes h~.~.-~.s ...-~.. =. .,
fore o'c,asrE .aa -. - aaaaaA- Ds
Southern railroad r.ress~~.es = a.. ..sr~
broke II. glowing af<.r. - go -
ing the Las. h<,sr ~~.~-..ts - - -. -
edly weak srs e. - -
downward.
The h,.s6 v,.,zA.
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OCEANIC srEAMsurp COMPANY

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Honolulu and Australia.
steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
lnin. samoa Auckland. ~. T.. and sgd
ney. N >. w, without change.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia.
March is, 1896.
TiOS. A. GRAHAM. AGENT, Starr
BOYD block. Seattle.
w. Webster. Dist. Agent. Vancouver.
j. ID. Spreckeis 4 Bros. Co., General
Agents, San Francisco
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WEfI.ApA
CapsAxa George Roberts
Leaving Seattle for Alaska March 18Th.
ard every Is DAYS thereafter
For sresghs and passenger rates apr4y %
T. q CARROLL. Agent.
Srhwaksaxhsrs sse1k Tel. 81.
cHAs. y PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON
s:oeam LviMlI.. Tacoma no Arr <:4Sam
is 5semE IN P s TMns Arb, i sspm
43opms AriliO Victoria ...sAllLyI S.3opm
sDaiiy except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf. Seattle.
For rates and other information apply
]. A. NADEAU. Gen. Agt. ~ p. n. r..
Yesier ave. and Front St. Seattle.
g. G. YERKES. Agent. Yesler wharf
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS STEAMER r.y.
Ola THOMPSON
carrying United States mai. leaves CRY
ooeA. Ioct OF Asfa street, Monday We'd
EsS1ay and Friday at q "A. for Port
11owasend. San Juan islands ana New
TIME CARD.
North Bound-Leave Seattle $50 n m.
leave Port Townsend 7.eu a m. leave
THday hsroor ntsG a. m.: leave Roche
nAroor E.So p. M. arrive New whascom
6s1 p. m.
South Bound-Leave New wnatcon s,ae
a. M, leave Roche Harhor Ii:fD a. M.
ieave Friday Harbor is.oo m: leave
d0lt townsend $50 p. m. arrive Seattle
s.l5 p. m.
y Z. Thompson. managing owner. J. A.
halfeid. agent Phone Sc
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION GO.

PACIFIC NAV ftFAIiUN co.
Time Card In effect Oct. - 1894.
Seattle and Whatcom ronte--Stafs OF
washington leaves Seattle daily. except
Saturday al 10 p. m Seattle and La Con-
ner route-Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily,
excert Saturday. at ss31 2. m. Tacoma and
seattle roufe-State of Washington leaves
seattle Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satnr-
DAYS at 40 p. m.
yEsLER DOCK
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n. b. STEAMBOAT AND TRANsPoR.
TATION COMPANY
CITE ME.p fST,AND TsE-Iff-

STEAMER ISLAND BELLE,
Leaves City dock. foot of Main street
every Monday. Wednesday aud Friday at
% m for Port Townsend, Anacortes
Samish Fairhaven and whatcom, going
through 10 Blaine on Saturday.
CITY Dock Co. Agts. JOS. EINDALL
Telephone 49, General Manager
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HOTEL BUTLER

III l. Tibheis Jr. PIT W r Langdon, r
] /. Marks. San w Bronson. Buckley
J u Cunmusky. Z Donovan, Fairh' n
A peiucke. G Grady. Portfd
Prof Adams. MINIS w X FreIinare. +
j II Sharpe, Boston @ SWEET, S f
w q Korteu. Chic A Matheson, Anac
A Seiael Portland Guy Francis F.
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The splendid new 1900 tons steamer
BELTlSLOE.
Bennett, master. viii sail on or about
10th Of March.
Through rates OF freight 70 Johannis-
burg and Praetoria-
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DIRECTORS.
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Correspondence In all the principal cities
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Vice President......W. NJ. Ladd
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Sight exchange ard teltgraphic trans
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Francisco. Portland and various points In
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Rrueee
lIlexlcal )V|Dstals Liliment
rheumatism. Man or Beast. Still Joints
FIT ON THE FLYER

FIJI ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
our rotzssd trips daily except sunday.
Al one hour and Twenty-Five ninuteS
TIE STEAMER FLYER
ns&c42r daily trips. Seastle-Tacorrn
route, as follows.
Taking effect
TUESDAY. MAY &
TIME CARD.
Leave Seaf,.e-7:E Ills n s-xx s.sx
m Leave Tacoma-s.A a m. IseN. ESQ.
Sunday
Leave Ssattie--san a m rs-na s-u - -
Lsa.r Iasoraa-s.A a. m s:M 20 o. m
Landing At Northern Pacific wharf Ia
Ssoaa1. ana Commercial dock. foot OF Mar
icn street, Seattle
r Sandays. excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood. fare. Soc.