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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-13

any has . knlissh enrssyzsrssor e~sr~
asAred On the figures an immediate ass-
fanFs 81 e per hEshea Was rot urex-
p@cted Mar. which closed yesf~rssay =,
$40 assd apparently weak as thar. ssars&s
scoAy ~ fsom sx&c 10 $40 NorwffA-
Standing such IN anuszas asvanee over
nsent there was less nctse ana excitement
than accors2anie<i the iffsse &c tnrrr on
last saturday. The smaller snorss coT
rsst ten minutes Of tine session % sSssr.
but worked Gradually back again 10 ss-s~.
ard such Moderate quantities as were Of
isrsc for sale Hp 70 noon found ready bay
ers ss FROM Sac 70 sxz-r Cables we're
naE1rr. French crop damage reports were
repeated. and Northwestern receipts we're
hight. Rradstre~t.s visible statement ga
not sfsecs me market TO any great extens.
The prices did rot give Indications OF
dropptng materially. there nesng shorts
willing 70 take all the offerings OF Yorx
wheat 70 10 about fifteen minutes Of the
close AZ around S-s4c. During the last
moments OF the session. however. the Of
ferings became more liberal ard May
closed ~ xSse-
corn-The market was very strong AT
the opening and continued nrrn through
out the session. ard for the sasse reason
that wheat was hixher-the huIiish gov
eminent report Liverpool was quoted Id
Per GENITAL higher. May opened 3, f7sac.
broke 10 tsszc and closed az sss@e
Oats were strong also in sympathy. May
started auzsc up frcnn yesterdays cles-
ing At Sac. sold 20 ss-sc. and again az
sac where IL closed.
Provisions were Arm. bat did net sus'-
tain their opening promise In the extent
OF advance. May pork started at from,
81 s7asdlise with si1.-e rapidly following.
but IL declined gradually 20 and Chased al
fil-1, or only sisc over yesterdays close
Lard and ribs opened AT Sc higher, bar
closed respectively with TIE loss
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-March. Ahc: May. sac.
Corn-March, &sse: May, CSC.
oats--Aarch. SAC: May. .e%c
Pork-May. tii.51. July. sff.srs.
LArd-May. x72,r: July. ss.Els-
Rihs--May. &.7zis: July. sE-S.
Bsrley-sSas4c.
Live Stock.
Cattle remained strong. Buyers all
wanted good cattle. The article did no,
need TO be very good to bring G.25. aud
the bulk of the trading In steers was All
prices ranging upward from Ass. Sales
OF cows. heifers and bulls were at s2-59sS
40.
Hogs were weak and Sc lower. Light
hogs. HAAS: mixed. sifllsS. heavy. A.06s1
Ass: rough. A.s694ea
Little change can be noted in the sheep
market. Receipts liberal: demand and
prices firm. Poor 10 extra sheep, ass1
40: lambs. s3500A5o.
Receipts-Cat,le. $50; calves, 100. hogs,
$500. sheep. n.ooe
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. March i2.-Arrived-waI-
la walIa. Victoria and Port Townsend
Aicatraz. Yaquina bay, Mackinaw. TIA
coma; Columbia. Portland and Astoria,
Cleared-whaiing steamer Jeanette. whai-
ing voyage. Departed Ship Dashing
Wave. Tacoma; bark Mercury. Port
Biakeiey: Arago, Coos hay: Australia,
Honolulu. Freights and charters-British
ship Vincent at Tacoma. wheat thenc,
to United Kingdom. Havre. Antwerp or
Dnnkirk: British ship Chelmsford. a,
Portland, wheat thence 10 United King.
dom. Havre. Antwerp or nunkirk: Brit.
fish ship Dunearn. at Portland. whes,
thence TO United Kingdom. Hatre, Ant
werp or Dunkirk; German ship Sirene. al
Tacoma. wheat thence TO United King
dom. Havre, Antwerp or DlInkirk.
Hoauiam. March lt.-Speeiai--SaiIed-
For San Francisco. schooner Glen. Ar
rived Schooner Gardner City from San
Francisco.
Port Gamble, March Especial. Sailed
Schooner Mary Il. Russ. Capt Blum. for
San Diego.
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma March Especial bark
Snow and Burgess arrived today from
San Francisco 20 load lumber for Aus
tralia- She locked at the st. Paul a. Ia
coma mill wharf.
Collier San Benito got TO sea tonight.
coal laden for San Francisco.
British ship Persian went 40 sea today,
lumber laden for Chile. e
The revenue cutter Grant. Capt. Tozier
Arrived In port To-Day.
The lighthouse tender Columhtne, Capt.
Charles Richardson. arrived I'm port this
morning TO receive Major Post of the en-
gineer corps. U. 8. A. Major Post In the
engineer officer connected with this light
house district, and he viii make tour OF
inspection OF the Sound similar 10 that
made hy Commander Farenholt. the light
house Inspector. Major Pest will also ex-
anime ard report on the sites for proposed
fog signal stations AT Browns point and
Marrcwstone head The Coiumbias viii
20 out In the morning.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


San Francisco March -Flour-Fan-
ily extras. 3 9su3 81: bakers extras. Sc tsGI
as; superflne. s. teT..so
Barley-Avaiiabin stocks for immediate
feed uses are not large. bat they are more
than enough 10 meet current wants As
a consequence there Is no huoyancy to
prices. There have been one or two un-
ward spurts OF late. in which quotations
were marked up a,ac. but the Improvement
was not lasting. At the moment the spot
market may be reported as both quiet and
easy. Feed. fair 20 good, To T55sc. choice,
T1ssc; brewing. ssSsssc per Genital
Wheat-The market is fairly active
with prices moderately steady. Shippers
are taking all parcels Of suitable charac-
ter on u basis of Siixc per Genital for No l
quality. with the usual advance OF is.c
for choice grades Some holders want ssc
bet so far 10 purchases for export have
been made at such quotations Offerings
are not large and this helps 10 keep prices
rather steady. Milling wheat is III mod
erate request al a range 81 ssisSa5c. Wal
In waila. "a siSis.e for fair average quail
ity. Ss@sssssc fer elaestcm and 75aETi4c
for Damp.
oatS-Saiiers are rather eententea with
TIE situation There IS a steady flow Of
small orders coming IN. which In The ag-
create make UP n fairly respectable
total. Prices are moderately nsTn ana are
expected to remain IN that condition for
a time ~ least Receipts rot large. bur
stocks on hand are sufficient 10 satisfy
all expected demands NiIlinE. tarS1
/ f,ls: surprise. 81 .a-1szfl.I7ls. fancy feed.
ST ass-g e7sss good 20 choice, 1851. fair
20 Sood. ssa≻ poor 10 fasr. ssasrasc.
hsAck. 81. lsssl Va red. si-fssii -: gray, Sc
ISL per Genital
Flour. sacks, IL. $50 ofogon, @-sa. wheat.
censals. sls7. ases barley, eentals. Washing
tor. saa: oats. oregon. ~: Washington.
s ss.s: beans. sacks. As7s. potatoes. sacks,
]. sss: Oregon. 4.Tss. Washington. ssS: rnI1-
dlfrAgs sacks. 10. onions, sacks. Ass, Ore.
ron. -; bran. sacks s4a. Oregon. sal
quicksilver. TASKS. 10: wine. gallons. &C.
ss: brandy, gallons 80
Closing Quotations.
wheai-Firrn: Deeernher. s-Sse; Mag.
s~rsc
Rsraey--Inac,sve December. ssssc: Ma.
TTgr
Ccrn--N g
Eraa-st FER ton
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rofato-s-New. 1s1sz3r per n. sweets. n
O. - s@r rentai fov rsvsrs ard Il SO for
tae ehoAesr kfnass early rose. eEz6c rer
cenrai. river reds snfze per GENITAL: Pesa-
lsszna ard Tumas%s hurnanks. sSaser. river
barhanks se7Se. orsgut hsrn&nks. -
SIC: Salinas surhanks. TsaN per ceatAl.
onfcns are hsRhsr ~ Nal per censsl
for good 20 rhosre ard sn67sse for roer.
Bss-ser-wexkness continues 70 chArar-
tersxe the market. CreaHnsry. fancy. rszs
&c rs~r n. sesords. Nc. dairy. fzncy. ~
cite: good 20 choke. ssz71sc. nnedsuna
grades. sFsc per ~ store hatser. .Hrs~c
per n. pfrkied roll nrkin ard creamery
tuh, nominal
cheese-weak- Fancy mild ne~, esaosa-
bic at -7sr. common 70 COED. ssf<s-x.
Younx America. Ssssne: Eastern. izafsr:
latter figure for cream. wexsern. rsFf,c
per %.
Exxs-The situation shows no variation.
Ranch exxs drag. hut store eggs are well
cleared up. Store eggs. isaIie PR aezcn.
ranch eggs. feafsc-
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Seattle. March Is, 1906.
Exchanges ut Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:

The movement OF trade In the local pro-
duce markets yesterday was much batter
than Tor several days past, and while
prices were. generally speaking, low
dealers showed more OF q disposition TO
abhers To asking prices. Receipts for the
gay were light. but evsn with this and
TIC Increase OF business e~-rv-orar
Stocks at the close Of the days business
we're large. All commodities are In large
supply and some are rs oversuppiy In
merchandise lines movement il brisk and
values generally firm.
In fresh fruitr oranges and apples are
the principal varieties. and are both In
large supply. Oranges, especially the
Eeoiaads stock, are higher owing to a
rise OF g cents per box In California.
Other varieties remain about the same
Fedlands are quoted ~ Sse5 per box and
Riversides and other choice varieties at
- per box. Medium. or choice stock.
ranges In price from s. 30 10 20 per box.
Seedlings are Tn large supply and are
quoted NJ sl.Is and s.. Is per box. The de-
nand Tor them IL good. Lemons are a
trife hrmer. the johnson brand being
( euoted AT $3.50 per box. Fancy apples are
b medium supply and are bringing alt
he way from LIS to Ills per box. while
ecoking apples are quoted from 80 cents
hA2 per box Stocks of cooking apples
N large. Tropical fruits are plentiful
AlAng firm for full figures The dried
mi market is not so lively as dealers
mHfAFAied II would be by this time, and
touHdEahie shading In asking prices is
laty ione in order to effect sales. Nuts
~ hactive.
ywssabIes are arriving freely and
Ekfs a. rule are firm. and on some
une,ies higher. Choice Yakima potatoes
~ not In very large supply. and dealers
ar holding for full figures. Other va
relies are numerous and weak. Cabbage
h&s stirened and is bringing $3.50 per
etnssL Caulifower remains about the
zane Onions are firm at quotations,
1hsre In very little celery on the market.
Dairy produce continues low and weak
and stocks are large. Butter II lower
than for many months and the tendency
continues downward. Eggs are In over
supply and the ruling price In 10 cents
Dtr dozen. Cheese IL unchanged Chick
ems comprise the principal commodity tn
NE poultry line, and only young stock Is
demand. Prices show no change.
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Boston, March f2-Activity In the wool
market Is confined to foreign grades. do
mestic woods being quiet with about the
same basis of quotations. The tone OF
the market for fine woods. however. Is
f1rmpr
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. March ts.--Wheat~Firm; val.
ley, TstasfS,c per Genital. waiia walIa. 4,
sI4sc per hushei
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRs. GARLAND AND EyANGEf.

Seattle and Townaend-N eah Paw route.
Steamer Garland leaves Ycxier dock Mem
q. IA. for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungeness. Port Angeles, Port Crescent
Gettysburg. Pysht. Ciaflam BAY and
Mean Bay: returning. arrives Seattle 2:z1
Dawes yesier dock for Port Townsefis..
Port Williams. Dangsuess. Port Angeles
and Victoria. Mondays. Wednesday, and
ternate days p. m.
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FOR alaska

STEAMER cFfrLKAT
Laws GA March Is NJ 10 o'clock a. "a.
var sz<rszI rates inquire Of
j. g. CARROLL. Agent.
TeIephene 81 SehwAhacheT's Wharf
:. w. AeAiIep. Master.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Prices Faid To Farmers for Country
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
paid To farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses tor articles named, the
goods to be delivered in Seattle.
Hors-Choics. sue per pound.
HAy-tIn car load lotsl--Pnget sound.
M@s,0 per ton; Eastern Washington,
tl9: alfalfa. So
Gals-t1n car load iots,--oats, choice.
HISe@i Is; barley. $3.50 per ton: wheat
chicken feed, $l3.bo6l460 corn; s2a:
cracked. sos
forAroKs--Potato~s.s 7@ii per ton.
BUTTER EaGs AND PorIray--Handled
on commission.
Hinrs. PxIrs AND TAIIow-Hsavy salted
steers, over 90 lbs; per ID. 4Gahc: medium.
reF 10, &c. light. under 10 lbs, &c:
ssl,ed Kip. &c. and calf. per 10, SC: green
hides. lie iess thar sailed. dry hides. per
70, 566c ;culls of above. one-third less: dry
eiS, per 10. 6esSc; dry deer skins, summer,
rer 10. Ac GOOD winter, f2C1isc: poor
and thin winter. Sc; sheep skins, i5ef2sc:
,ail wool. 5oQl6oc; wool. 4saeseo per ID; ta..
low, Safe.
LIVE srocK-Choice beef cattle. 2s.s
-; choice sheep. Sc; good hogs, ss.c;
caves large DC: small. &c per ID.
LeGs-Snperior quality, per NJ, fir. so
@aoo; choice cedar, $3.50; common, per
~ u; spruce logs. sT.Sa
Lobbing Quotations.
The following are the prices paid by re-
TAI dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on the cars. or the iobbing rates
quoted by Wholesale dealers with ordinary
srras Ct credit:
s.ArLx saocxxrrs
SresR-( Jebbing)-Goideu &C" in BIOL.
fes 10. <ssc. extra &c" in bel. per ID. ssse:
ID IN eol per 10. si.c; drv srsnnlated. in
eoi per ID, sac; cube. 57se: powdered.
avs; ,.e per 10 discount tor spot cash on
pfsceS quoted.
flovR Exc. It ohhing) - Washington
straight, per Dbl. 500. patent. 81. -: patent
icrnia brands. s1sS; Dakota brands. SIS
&&so; hnekwhest -four, per Dbl. 81. 50: per
sess ASo. graham. per eh. AS:
er lo-N SACKS. 81. IS per ewt: rye nour, per
DO, ss.ea. or io-A sacks. 81 IS per cwt: rye
meal. per ehl, N.ss. per ews $2ss. oas
treats. per Dbl. sAsees6 so; hominy. per
ewt, SIS: cracked wheat. per cwt. $40.
sosaed heat $500 per eei: baked wheat
PEI sack. s2la: whole Nheas flour, per
est sa2S; pearl barley. per n. axe. split
rss. per y. Sc: table corn meal, yellow,
En per ewt in Ion sacks sos. s. 10.
saite. les. s. 50. COS, Al Fiaked hofniny.
Eao per keE
Rxass--< Joehinge-Smali white. per Id.
vac: pink. per Id. size: Rsyos. per
- &c. butter, per 10. &c. Lima Per
kicx tJohhiugi 49, Iaran. SegSs.e:
shin.. ~ Per 10. Island, ssss4SAc.
nRiEp PrAs-t cehang Field. per IN.
s9e
Salt Johblngf-Li solie sacks.
Per ton, siTISs American dairy, so-le
sacks, per ton, SIS: Coast hall ground,
iusle sacks Per ton. xii: So-ie sAckc. .ser
tea. si2; &lb sacks. - IN bale. SIS. t-ie
ssess. 81 in bale. $a.sss. io-lh sacks. y in
bale, 81 =.
D-iJehhingf-H rendered. 20
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Total Sales.
The total sale Of stocks today we're
Iss.s t2 shares including: American Sugar
"a 10. Tobacco, Tspa: Burlington. g. no.
Chicago Gas. ssa. Distiliing ssa: Gen
eral Electric. 4 so. Louisville and Nash
vile. Il. sa: " J. Central. S.sae, n Y
Central. ssse. 81. Paul i.ao: Western
Triton, s.7Ta.
Hops.
HopS-Qaiet.
Wool.
wooi-luiet: domestic fleece. isGIsc:
pulled, iss13c.
Metals.
Pig tFon-WeakS scotch, sisl Amer
lean. = ssFIzs 81.
Copper-Qaie;. brokers price. So, ex-
change price. S. S3seA
Ts4aei--Sssaey. exchange price. Efa
Tfn--FirFns straits. 81 Isatsea plates.
weak
speiser-pnn: domestic, ssfst1.
Coffee.
C-owee-0psiofss cioSed steady. 57i8
points ret asvanrt including. October.
x4@ srot coree-fio. firras No. !. fs..
Xtilf-Steady-
saxAr-Raw. firm. sales. - bags cen
trifugaf, Is test. O.. refined. DALI
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
IlexiCan IDstan9 LiniInelt

shortly after leaving tails po-t fer What
corn ard she psf back 20 this essy fer re-
pairs.
Tug Beaver wrnt over - nox7sa eay
yesterday morning after q oscra Of iags
for the Port B1skssey MI Company
Steamer Henry Bailey steamed cut 70
Ballard yesterday ard viii he placed "a
Hollands Ways for THE purpose az recsty-
ing = ks<srzs overhanssag
The sst-mssted schooner Gov. Ansss.
well known on Puget Sound. and which
was recentty reported lest en- the Atlantis.
has reached Hampton Reads. Va. safely.
In selecting local daily papers as sdxer-
ttssng mediums advertisers saoaia se
governed hy the circulation % she parer
art Tire class Of readers IL secures. The
Fosf-Tnteissssncer will On next Sunday
get osst the largest eatsten ever gotten cut
In this s<cttcn- Do yos want 10 be IN Il :
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RANKS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.


PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle Wash.
Capital. .......................... $50 90
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
JacoS Furth President
Arthur a. Denny Nfre President
John Leary .s.S...-. Second Vice President
James r. Hayden -Man'gr. Cash'r. Sec'y
Frank l. Hiodgest Assistant Cashier
Sixmund Schwahacher, john Collins.
r. {. Neufeider. +. w. wilmans-
ciusiyeiy.
Deposits received from 81 20 Siaaao
Interest allowed per annum- SIX per
cent. on term deposits, per cent on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days of May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved coliaterais only.
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Usservsttons taken at al stations at 8
- n. 18th meridian time 6 D. sn. Pacific
oxs). GEORGE r.. SALISBURY.
Observer In Charxa
TSdes az Seattle harbor for the week be-
ginning Wednesday. Aarch 1s:
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THE VANCOUVER RouTEA TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS
steamer Utopia T. A 0Brfen, Master.
Leaves Tacoma Il Door. Seattle ren-
srai wharf p. m. Mondays aa1 THURS
DAYS for Port Townsend, Anaeorfes. Fair
hssweE. New Whatrou. blaine and Fri
dssv NaFfxor. gcing through 10 vanceAyer
Or THURSDAY trsp
Fsrs TO Elaine ~. fare TO Vancouver 1.
For further Information apply 70 Cen
s-uf urars
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EVERETT ROUTE.

STEAMER CRICKET
DAILY leaves Seattle. TO A. m. and e,s
o. m Leaves Everett. l5.1S n. m ard 4
o. rn. Fare-Singie trip. Is cents. round
trip, t1 Landing at Vail n HubhsIrs
dock. next Flyer dock. Seattle: Mail
Works dock. Everett.
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CHIC Ago MARKETS.
The Beard of Trade.

Chicago. March i4-The government re-
port was The whole thing IN wheat AT the
sa-ses.lYss~ and sheee scs~~ ~ possibility Of
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Financial.

London. March 1s-Bar silver. q is-l6d.
Consois. f94ss. Bullion ont OF the Bank
of England ffsS0o. Bank of England
discount rate. per cent.
New York. March i2-The Evening
Posts London cablegram says: The new
American loan was ut SIS per cent pre-
MUM today. The tone OF the stock mar
ket was dull with irregular movements.
ST. Paul was better on reports of like
fihood of a per cent. dividend. Grand
Trunks rallied smartiy on the issue of
Bakers report. but closed under the hest.
The supply of bills In the market here
Is being much increased by large arri-
walls of American paper In connection with
the new loan.
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EVERETT RouTE-sTR. GREYHOUND

EVERETT RoUTE-sTR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday
Leaves Seattle fisIs a. M and 80 n m
Leaves Everett ssfs a. m. and p. M
Sundays~-Leaves Seattle y. m. Leaves
Everett II q. m
Fare Single trip &c: round trip. 81. IS:
Connects with boats for Tacoma and
Snohomish.
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
ciaud Troup. Pres. ~ w. Goos,hue. yv.
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STEAMERS.
PORT ORCHARD AND SIDNEY ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA

Leaves Sidney Z a M: leaves Seattle 80
a. m: leaves sidney r. M, teaves Seat
Main street u, TRorTMAN. Master.
J. A. HATFIELD, Agent Telephone Eg5.
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Rreadstnfys and Grains.

Liverpool. March 2--Wheat--Firm; de-
mand moderate. No red winter. Is
SID: No red spring, IS I'd: No. ] hard
Manitoba. SIS Sd: No. California. IS fiad;
futures closed quiet but steady. with
March I'D higher and other months lad
higher. March, Is aid. April. Is sisd
May. Is l0d;. June. Is iod: July. Ia I0i<d;
August, Is loaad.
Corn-Spot. firm: American mixed. new.
Is 3D. Futures closed steady isG%d high
err, March. Is nd; April. Is Sd May. Is
sid. June and July. Is I'D; August. Is Id
Flour-Ffrrn: demand moderate. st,
Louis fancy winter. IS 81.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. e los.
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PACIFIC sAvIcATroN 60.

Tt1fs IHtN Ut FffHfEf f''f- . ls89.
Seattle and Whatcofu Foute~StAfa -
washington leaves aeatfie daily excepf
SATURDAY, at - =. IN. Seattle and la Con-
Ter route Falrbayen leaves Seattle daily
sse4pf saturday. a. p - .. m. Tacoma ami
szeafffe rouse-sstate Of Washington raves
Seattle Tuesdays. Thursdays and satnr-
days At f.se 2 M
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FA1lrS SoAsT STEAMSHIP CO.
lows:
For San francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at A. m. passengers re-
10. "a and -
For Alaska March . and "a az n. m.
From San. Francisco for Victoria ard
Puget Sound ports. mt a m March 1
6. II. IL. Il. Is and 81. =
Tickets may be obtained at the once of
the company at Ocean dock Seattle
GnODAI.I. PERKINS q co.
GenSral Agents. Gan Francisco.
J. n JOHNSON. p. 8. Supt, Seattle
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WEST COAST STEAM NAyfGATroN
COMPANY.
srEAurp rApAr.ro>y

STEAMER FARALTON
Leave San francisco February n
March IS and 81.
Leave Seattle March and a. Aprit 4
Passenger and freight rates the lowexf
Tickets and freight rates can he oh
tained by applying 10
J. q, CARROLL. Agent.
Union dock. foot of Union street, SEATTLE.
Telephone e.
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OCEANIC srEAnsuIr coMpANY.

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Honnsufu ard Australia
steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
iaiu. samoa. Auckland. ~. H.. and sgd
nVS, N :. W., without change.
Steamship MaFipc~a. March 7eh. n m
Honolulu only. steamship Australia.
March Is. 1856
ThoS. A. GRAHAM AGENT. Starr
BOYD block. Seattle.
", Webster. Dist. Agent. vancouver.
J. %. Spreckeis q Bros- Co. General
Agents. San Francisco
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pIJGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.

pr,GEr SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON
s.ooarn I.vI Ml.. Tacoma 1f6 Ar t:s5aYn
fa:fsanasL vs 2s.. Seattle. Gar 3.0eam
4 .3oorrsIsyi ~ PIT T-wns'd / s ArIff sxscm
13SrmtArffss. Victoria ...tAllLvi ss5opua
sDaiiy except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yezler wharf. Seattle
For rates and Other information Apply
l. A. NADEAU. Gen. ACT. n p X n
Yesler ave. and Front ST.. Seaftfa
g. G.. YERKES. Agent. Yes;ar wharf
LISGHAH LINE
OF Steamers and Clipper Shire from
pfylsET SOUND To DELAssoA BAY
SOUTH AFRICA. DIRECT.
The so.essSAs nsw zsa tons sfearuer
RfLTfSLOE
Bennett. master. VIII sail on or about
l0rh OF March.
THROUGH rates OF freight TO Joharrix-
burg and PrSstogia-
PORT BLAKELEY Mill. co
Porf Blakegey
". ". MAGNETISM
IS Front Street. San Francisco. Cal
G.. r. NEAAE e. CO.
Grace Church S.trass $1,000
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sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE.

steamer Clan Mcdonald or Henry BALI
ey leaves Lilly BorGarstus a Cas- siork
seattle Monday. March n. Wednesday
March ID: and Friday. March rs, NJ ID
clock midnisht. calling at Edmords
FIR. Skagit city. Mount Vernon ard
Avon. Returning. leaves Mount Vernon
TUESDAY March u. Thursday, March IL
al =, M, Sunday. March ~, al a. IN.
Lilly. BoGAKDUS A. CO. Inc)
Owners and Manaxefg
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HIEAWEFt IEAAAlt ID HFII.E.
leaves City dock. foot of Main ssr~~t
every Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY AZ
6 n IA. for Port Townsend Ararorsee
eauassh. Fairhaven and Whatcnfn. going
Through to Blaine on Saturday
civ Dock Co. Agts. Jos KENDALL.
Telephone sz7 General Manage.