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WATER front NOTES.

Frank ". Csoodhue went 70 Everett yes-
terfiay on a business trip.
The revenue cutter Grant IL stu At an
Choir fn the bay, and may remain for sew
eral days
rug Ngeiiant S. At Hoo1zport. gathering
ua 4 boom u logs Tor the Tacoma NH
Company.
Tho T-rnatira leaves this morning for
San Francisco with the following passeu-
gers. J. II. Lofhfeldt, MF. and Mrs } y.
b. Fosd X Mss Lena Sanford Miss
Irnde. Miss May Abbott. Miss Anna Pau
s9n IL J. Parkinson. Mrs. JoTgensen-
Mrs = Monaghan, Miss NJ. y. Inert, Msss
Emnla Egger. Mrs. -. ~. P0merOy.
soh0ouers Idns0tn and YUKON are going
- Ballard FOR repairs ard to lay up for
tha y fster. Early a the new year they
vii start for Asaaka for haNhpt fishing.
getting their ice from he glaciers and re-
turning As coon as taey have a fgJ cargo.
A number or smaller boats viii cornpefe
~ r1arlnE their catches on steamers -
30 sent heFe. bat the owners % the
scho0uers mentioned believe their system
10 De the best.
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Tacoma. Nov. S-SpeclaL-The British
ship Alice A. Leigh. Capt Forrest, has
finished loading wheat and VIII sail for
Queenstown for orders on Monday. Her
cargo comprises {. 600 tons OF grain.
The ship Dalgonsr viii load wheat next
week She was brought in from the buoy
tonight
The steamer Utopia took out .ooo sacks
of -four today for Vancouver, for ship
rnent bv the steamship Empress Of japan
The Northern Pacific steamship Hankow
VIII arrive here tomorrow from the
Jriaut
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January and fov
Yesterday.

transactions Since january L ana for
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since January
]. 1896. ara S.6z8. lo7.6S. There were fled
for record yesterday 6 deeds. the consid-
erations aggregating Si,45S Following -
4 list furnished by the Daily Bulletins
room e Scheuerman block:
Bert l., Rathburn ct ux. 10 Joe II.
Hawks. lots : and s. block /, Needln's
division, Green Lake nd. $1,000
Peter Ferguson et TX. 70 Mary Nelsons
blocks l and .. Green Lake Electric al.
500
Mary Nelson and husband. Andrew. IN
Jonas Adsem. lots 1 and ?, Green Lake
Electric adj 81.
Ida r. Stafford and husband. William
NJ. to q. 8 IIangen. lots - and s., hlocls
T. replat blocks c and ID. HANDLERS Acre
Gardens. So
Lille Whyte and husband John NJ, II
Frank T. stanton. s 3-2lot D. block A, r.
T. Hamhe,'a Acre Gardens, 81.
Sarah r. Smith and husband, r.. r.. tn
James r. Hewott. part lot !. block 6.
Burkes "a al. 81.
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NEW YORK Markets.


New YORK. Nev. s-SBeculatioa today
v-ss csae. ani depressed. and the d-seT1aa-
r3rn 81 business sozgewsa l-ualsfi. the
,..-sr4a u prices was eouz.Tske8 bg u.s.
fs,rf5e- reports "a 10 tha European s.tl4A-
ttaa ard ovag-spsz .gl4s4ca IA TusTsEgg Shares
ard the spprshe2s.ez CAUSED b Ia co.
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The man whose time % money can save
much In tbs course OF year IL he finds
ria trains are always OF time. The North
western Line is one OF the most reliable
in It's adasTsncs 20 ia tune, THIS . also
tna shortest lre between 81. Paul and
Cafcago. = ". FAftA Tx,
Puxs, Sound Agent. e91 Froat street. se-
attic.
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TIuE CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH IL


Ccmmeucloe November T. steamer Sarah
l5syee r.Eesy~S .. m and ,. n.
leaNes Ststt5se-la p m. ard 3, -.
lsa&y eNcFrt saturday ard Sunday.
Sata-t1y leaves E,akeley-S a. n. ] p
2 ana IS g su Leaves SeattIe--Ia q. II.
n ara -E .. "a.
sanGav ,ss.e~ piSt eIe,-a a. -. ans Z
? -. Leaves Ssatt'e-iA - s. IA aD9 :
? y. W. u rElNEoSE. Master
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Core-options. closed steady At TO -
points ne. decline: January. $lSse, Feoru-
airy. s1s157ilS1 Spot cofTee-Ric, dull;
Ne. :. 1si@c.
Sugar.
SuSar-Raw. steady: refined. quiet
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ALL ARE INVITED. AND
NO SUFFERING HUMAN BE-
ING WILL BE TURNED AWAY.
THE POOR
Who call at his Offices Fridays are well
come 20 his services
FREE OF CHARGE.


WHAT IS THE REASON OF DOCTOR
SNEANY'S SUCCESS. AND WHY DO
I9E SICK PEOPLE OF SEATTLE AND
i UNITY CROWD HIS OFFICE DIAL
BECAUSE
lie has succeeded In eflacting a cure
or diseases before which all others stood
pow ertess' because his fame has preceded
hlm, and the hOuCrs he received at tha
lealinS E2s era hospitals. as well as in
EUROPE. We're the highest ever bestowed
upon anybody; because he has testimonl-
RS from men or the highest standing ia
life as well as from thoso Of a lower sta
ton: hecause he is not only doctor.
hut a Christian and philanthropist; be-
and he has no equal
1t Is part OF Judgment and sense 70
dering time and money upou the uncer-t
,a!nties Of patent medicines aad picayuns
ALL PRIVATE DISEASES OF MEN
IN TIE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME.
Young. Middle-Ared and old Men.
II You are victims OF youthful inascre-
items and unna tural losses, II you are
grave, II gloom and melancholy. morbid
fear and unnatural lust pervades your
mind II you are respondent and down
hearted, II you have lost ell energy and
ambition. ~ YOU have an aversion % so
Ciety. II your memory IL failing and Won
are unit for business or STUDY. YOU should
f'ttFft ~ ~ t.ttfih fiftAOiN II Is zoo AAfE.
Get well and BE n man
Diseases ar ~ omen.
II you are suffering from any % the
diseases peculiar 20 your sex YOU should
cal' or write 70 Dr.. Swgauy and he will
tell You fust what can be done for you.
Tie has succeeded IN building on the most
shattered and broksndoWn constitutions.
and VIII bring hack 20 YOU that health.
strength and beauty which every woman
should possess.
You Can 20 Cured at Home.
There are thousands cured ~ home ty
espondeuce. Write your troubles II
living away frCm the city Tho stricteet
erre-v ia observed 50 cast aside NJ feel
irss cf shame 20 consult the Doctor. Re
IS conx erssut In all modern languages
Method OF Treatment.
No poisonous or Injurious r7irerr drugs
are used but tbe medicines ara al COM
putr@- 3 from che very choicest. rurest
ans wuet effective MOI rRi pIauts roots.
ana herds On the whole range y nature
TheT In not e-t violently bat All u them
haru0rtra with nature. and wh Aa thfir,
effects are marked ara Immediately ap-
patent they to noe igi'f un Temporal v .
b'2t efse,t permanent as well as perfect
cure
oesee hours. TO e a m. 70 ana :
70 o. n
Address
IETERETT SWEANY. ND.
Union Blk. 7t8 Front st. seattle. wash
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US Is. new reg. 1211sO. r. & N.......1i0ia
New As coup. .l2llsC. 7. lists Of 20. lol,,
Elves, reg.,....11l4D ID. & r. g. IS. ..ll3is
Elves coup. .114A TOurs .......... 99l4
Fours. reg.....ll1s4 Erie Seconds. 80. =
Fours. COUPLE e. ri. & 5. =. 6s- io5
Twos, reg. -. sSl4, seyens ..:..,..iIQ955la
Ala. Class A....10a'a Skies ...........103
Class ISsi3 ~ se 3 T Is lst IS. sgs
Currency ......l00A Mu. Union 6s....1lo
la. New con As. 100 y. J. {. Gen. 5s.tl9
Missouri 6s.......l0o y. L. lsts.---....llIis
No. Car. 6s......i-5 Seconds .t:-...-lo2
Fours ....... lO4 Northwest Con, .fDls
s car Non-F. & +. Deb. Js...110
Tenn New Set 6s 80 n. 9. w. lists. 76is
J-i's '.........105 ST. p. Con 7s....15s
old skies 80 60 c. q p. W bs .Il5is
Va. Centuries. A. SI.&TM Gen. So 81
Atohison IS. 759sTex. Pac. lists. s51s
second A.. 26,s Seconds ........ 22As
canada So. eds. .l0SI Il. p. lists OF &c 40
So. r. Re-. e1as West Shore a.. 1864
l.. K N.....-...-. -
stock Quotattor<.
Atshson rxsrcs:l y Nor q; d e a ls
Alton. Ter. a .65'a Prsfe IRE. ;;..-l as,
Bait Is Ohio. say. Y. & y. F.. So
Canada south. It99r smpTrove..... q -
t5hfraco Alton. $50 Pacific Mail $500. q
q r.. & O.. So T.. y. & En-. g,
gsa.t..er~. So tltfEnQTw ...-.... lfafts
- 5,ss - 49,, Pullman Palace I6i
{. {. Z. & 81. J.. ss9t Reading ......... l2is
col. G. < IL. X; - N..;.'.''-'
Cotton gu Ger. ~ II, 49,, - $500 -
Del u RoS2h-'''' ,es =, paiii -9l,
- =" . q. !" ma AZ. Preferred ......t25s,
~ & = = CO. % 81 =. & Omaha 500.
gf-e ............ 10 Preferred ......i2o
Preferred $3.50. Z,32 soalh. Paelile..'' a. 49,
Fer. W. ne ''''4Sii Tenn g &. - 39ss
= 6 = + md !. 20 Texas Pacific. So
Hooking Valley. 1874 J. a q g pfd... -
l,liuos Central s.'s ing" t aC.iie.''' ~
g r. Ter MD as. W. ST. l.. 4 r.. a.
l. u 4 w. 22ia Preferred ...... isAs
Preferred ...... 73 Meils taTk9....' Is.
Lake Shore I've ~ y AS
Leasa '''' 5sIt Preferred -. 45as
/. 4 Y A.. MINI = 81. L.. -.
M A... y an ~ cen iectrc 9o;,
Me- sse.-+rsf e-ts Nat IEnscea . POS
No Pac;ticc.-,.... sCq5 =. q -. q "a
Moni4e 8 c-'to--' >. a srrr o. ~.
Ns+ Co-laue-.. IT, A. A. & y. NJ :.
Preferred ....-. ISL Z st. J.. e X. G
y. J. Central -l9sAs FrnferTed ....--
y & ". PA. ~ ~, ~ y ,'-''''' y
D. Af'gL a. N i,,e, r.ea~ro g-iL
fs-efsr~r4 rA Preferred los
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Live stock.

The cattle market was very duh. rainy
weather preventing activity. Receipts were
A.e0a Cattle are now selling AT the lowest
figure OF the season. Stockers and feeders
today ranged at $-ffS-s9. cows went from
s. 7esra. 20; calves sold at $25o4g6. There
were very few Western range cattle in TO-
dav. and these went IL lower prices.
I5ogs-Recespts were $500. and 5000 left
over We're offered with them. Market
weak: sales mostly at <S-556l5.se Piss sold
mostly above So
The sheep market was so dun that prices
suffered q further reduction Of 20dSec. IN
ferior to prime heavy natives sold at Sltg
3: Westerns. s.. Sous ~; heavy weight Nom
tana: $sleglS.3 50, feeders, S2.Jag-.s9, lambs.
$sG3.S0.
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Rrendstufrs and Grains.

San Francisco. Nov. Extraordinarily
extras, g. 35a3.45 bakers extras, sS.15D
325: sGpernne. s2.3a426o.
Whcat-No. / shipping. 964c; choice,
97lsc; milling. 9S9. cqSL0ll4.
Barley-Feod. fair TO good, e0a6lhc;
choice, 62ikc; brewing. 671zQ72lzc.
Oats-MnHng. 62iz910c: Surprise, 500
S5c: fancy feed, 70a6)c; good TO choice,
4oaT0c; poor 10 fair. al457iac; black. for
seed. $lG1So; gray, Glf90c.
Receipts-Flour quarter sacks. 1859
-four, Oregon 1876; wheat. ceutals. 49,
l0s; wheat. Washington, 1850 barley.
centals. 1854: oats. centals, 40; oats.
oregon, 39); oats. Washington. 49,
beans, sacks. 5.57S; potatoes, sacks. .
40: potatoes, Washington, 40, onions,
sacks. $50: bran. sacks, 500: mid9lings
sacks, 1850: hay, tons, 123; straw, tons,
s: hops, bales. 103; mustard, sacks. 3ie;
faxseed, sacks. j; faNseed Washington,
40: wool. bales. 426: wool. Oregon, 81;
raisins. boxes, 400; hides. number. SSi:
quicksilver TASKS. 125: wine. gallons, o.
goo. brandy, gallons, TO.
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Excursion on steamer Flyer 20 Tzcona
,ogav. Admission to masquerade BAH ard
return on Sunday for s.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Nov. S-Wheat-Valley, sic:
WaIla WaLa. 4Sc per bushel
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VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMER ROSAIIE
Srargfoa &ock. leaves for Nictorss ari
sfert Townsend daily. except Sunday. a.
-ss& ?. IN. rgtsrulug leaves Victoria ~
=. Steamer Idaho leaves fos Pert
rsena ard way points daily. except
s@aeAys So g. m. Sunday. direct. at
n. returning direct, leaves Foft
-eNIsead a. p. ~. Telephone 10
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owing horse. Madison park today. z.ao
,. N.
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Money and Exchange.

Money on call, easy, at l}@12 Per cent;
last loan. . closed, .; prime mercantile pa
per. Sia85l4 per cent Sterling exchange,
steady, with actual business in bank ~
bills at s4Ssa4SSA for demand. and $iS1ss
GiSS for sixty days; posted rates, siS}28
4S9i. and $3.50. commercial bills, SiSI.
silver certificates 67%4GeSc.
Government bonds-Ftrm and higher.
State bonds-Inactiye.
Railroad l9ndS-NNaak
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Financial.

london. Nov. s.-Siiver, so i5-lsd. Con-
soils. 100 Ills
New York, Nov. s.-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says: The position here
Is best described as a series OF heavy forced
foundations by nuHfberless small people.
aggravated by the serious weakness OF the
Paris boulse and the political situation.
The big people here are sound enough.
Americans opened steady. but became fiat
in sympathy with the other markets, sell
ing Ia New York and the closing Of an &C
count here. The close was at the lowest.
Some Of the leading stocks. though. have
been bought today by very good quarters.
Tho future Of the markets rests entirely
on the development of The position in Paris
and the outcome OF the Turkish difficulty.
Consols are said TO have been sold today
by Barnato TO support his specialties. This
may be. bat forced sales from other diroc-
tons and the liquidation Of large bull po-
sition were quite sufficient reasons for The
decline.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. S.-Wheat-Spot, dun:
demand. poor. No red winter. IS Sd. No.
. red spring and No. hard Manitoba,
stocks exhausted: No. | California, rs "a.
Futures closed firm, about I'D higher; No
veIaber, IS Sad: December. rs SID, Janu-
AIRY. IS al: February. IS 4Ad; March. IS
4s,d: April. IS ID.
Corn-Spot. firm; American mixed, new.
Is 44d Futures closed firm. about I'D
higher: November, IS 4aad; December, 3s
sd; January, February. March and April,
IS 3i4d.
FIour-Flrm; demand. fair; freely sup
piled; 81. Louis fancy winter, Is Sd.
Hops.
Hops-A London. Pacific coast, CO lis.
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I
Leaves Commercial dock. Tacoma. $50
q m Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
dave for GlaliA opl way points. Leaves
CTF dock. Seattle . p. m. Tuesdays.
THURSDAYS aud Saturdays. for Buenna
Stone Landing and way points
Fare e. All points. 60.
!. = NANDERHOrT. Captain
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1vashinnfnn I.ana pcci-Ions.

Washingion city. Nov. 5.-lThe comTnfs-
sjoner OF the general land Office has ren-
dered a decision n the several cases fns
VOWED IN the entries of Mrs Erepta Ed
wards. John Rorke. ard the Patrick Rorks
estate. involving lard in section 7, towns
ship north. range ~ east Mrs. h-a~as1s
is allowed 70 eorrsct her entry 50 as To
pr1neriy describe the land she is now
cultlyatlng. Tire application Of John koTks
20 amend his entry Will rot be acted upon
until after the appeal Of the heirs Of Pat
rick Rorke. the right If the latter 70 pnr.
chase said tract being superior 70 al
others he having settled thereon IN 1asz
The Northern Pacific flyers between Sc
attIA and Tacoma sxaetly meet the wants
Of the travelling pubic. Leave rsatfie ,
a. m ard zs5 y IA. Lesve Taeons l9ss9
a. n, and 30 .. IA. Fare IL Tor round q ~
alma one he1rs
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lni

Wool-Nevada spring. light and choice,
94llc: heavy. ease; fall, short. trashy,
san Joaquin plains, Sd5c; good San Joa-
ouIn plains, 4qec: southern and coast. 40
&c: mountain woods. light ana free. safe;
mountain woods. defective and heavy. 5Q5c:
middle counties. free. 7dSc. middle coun-
ties, defective. 506c.
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Hops.
HOBS
Hops-66sc per pound.

Hops-6Gsc per pound.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Firm; December, sS7sc; May.
s. 0ias.
Rarley-No trading
Corn-95c.
Bran-Slt
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
NifIungs-,siS02a -. bran. Si2.0ala
Uav-Wheat. Ss0ff. wheat and 0af. s1Q
10. oat. sSTe 81. alfalfa $5.gffi: barley. IS
as. clover. s5@ai7; compressed, S650Ql0:
stock. S5ll5. 20: straw 4eGl55c-
potatoes-Oregon BUrbanks. 40G@lc; Sa-
linas Bcrbanks 6oa3c: river Buroanks. IS
d SOC. sweet potatoes. 00cn$l25.
abses-Onfons 40Gi5oc; summer
SQUASH. 750s5c; cucumbers. 40 &c; toma-
toes 25a1gc: string beans. Ease; Lima
beans. 2a2isc; green peas. 16S5c; green pep
t,erx 25GE9c: egg plant, ga iec: green okrR,
seT5oc. turnips. SIC; beets, sc, carrots. 9c;
cabbage Gi075c; garlic. 3a3iar. cauitioW-
or. 5oasoc; dried peppers. talZsc.
Fruit Apples. No. T. 9'c1$i, common. .
r.1.- Snarulcss strawberries s. eco / .o3:
Io7rwcrth SI212. raspasrrics, sos;
hstrklebavries %fgs. cr3u1errias, S Il7:
ne4~s. winter >eA3s. s'c8}l.5o. Other
varieties. -e3s5e, guinness, re .te;
1I.x,.~tn Zines. s. ao15.sn. California
lemons. seG25o: extra quality. 2ifi 90: oa-
naHas. Sjfs2. p-ne7 ppies- 500
isuftsr--Creamery fancy. -2"- &c; SEC
a~fs 1eTelc. da.~s. fancy. % PIC: seconds,
srse-Cho.ce. -7a,: FAIR 70 good. 81
g.. Eastern. 1iTi-1c
4.~-s-Srore. - z-1c; ranch. 500;
Eastern. lSEe3,. selected Eastern. - &c.
Poulrry-Turksy Eehaers, lc8l9c; tUr-
kew hens. 1o7ilc ROSTERS. Old. siriae;
youav Sta45a. bro-lers, large, s. 2*'t
Fl 10
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTF-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
g.sanser Utopia :. 4. O'Hrien. Master.
IeaVez Tacoma. l. noon. Seattle. Nesler's
wharf r. m. Mondays and Thursdays
fnr Port Townsend. AnRcortes, FAirhaven.
Nv Whatr0n Blaine and Friday Harbor.
eua Vancouver. arriving Vancouver 2. N.
following 3av.
Fare ~ Biatnr. g: fare 70 Vancouver. 81
Far further Information apply 20 Yesler's
wharf
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Dr. Carver. Madison park 'odsy.zs'o > N.
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Hayrington'S dock, foot OF Wash
Inston street. Tuesday. Thursday and
saturday at o'clock a IN. for Kingston.
tort Gamble. Seaheck. Bremen. Holley,
newatto. I.illiwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
Union city Returns alternate days. taxi
tng the placo Of steamer Chehaiis.
A &. II. BERRY, Agent
n. TROUTMAN. Master.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. Nov. s--Wheat. corn, oats ana
provisions were all firm today. and each
gained something. December wheat start
ed in at &c advance this morning. but
scon after he price dropped from esa4c 10
&C. Then after varied fluctuations i closed
az SIC.
COMMISSIONERS. after selling at sSAc,
closed n eSdNssc. compared with @1ssc
yesterday. May closed the same as yes
terSay.
Oats--Decenher sold 81 iSssc and closed
there. May ranged from sessc 10 @eAc, and
closed az sss1saA.c.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Novemher 5s7sc: December, bSiac.
Corn--November. ssS.c. December. 81
sSi<c
OAts-Novenlher. 1S%xc; May. soss9NoS.c.
Pork-November. Ss.2is; December, ST.
IsarC-Novefnber and December, $S.SS.
Rib$-NovembeT, si.S5; January, si-e2as.
Rye-S9c.
Barley-flc.
Flaxseed--sfI alisc.
Tim0thy-sS.tn.
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The wheat market IS still inactive, with
continued tendency TO lower prices Oars
are a drug in the market. and mill feeds
are unchanged. The Novelty Mil Com
pany has as yet made no increase in the
price of -four but IS waiting 10 see the
result of the % advance attempted by its
competitors IN the home product
The general produce market is steady,
with plenty Of stock on hand. and TO par
UCuisr fluctuations. Dressed turkeys sold
for lic 20 15c Der pound: spring chickens
from s.. ~ 90 s. and hens from s.. > To 81. ~.
Washington creamery butter fetched from
&C 10 Z6c: Iowa &c. Ranch eggs were
scarce at &c: Eastern eggs DC,
The last shipments this season OF Com
cord grapes from New York state viii
be in today. The market was clean Of
them at SIC. Bananas are plentiful. and
as several car loads are due, in addition
to the one arriving today. they are likely
to he very cheap. They were as low today
as $3.50.
a car load Of cranberries from nwaco
came in today. and more are expected
tomorrow. IlW3co has grown about 1850
barrels OF the berry this year. and the To-
cal merchants have decided, In order to
encourage home production, 10 sell them
at so per barrel, or at about tho price OF
berries from Eastern hogs per car load.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.

carrying Vested States mail. leaves city
deck fc.t az Main street Monday. We'd
nes3ay ana Friday az a. N. for PORT
.eUueroa. san Juan Islands aud New
Whatccm.
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH IA
4. North touuH-fesv@ Seattle a. m
!taFe Pert Tow nssnd q. M leave Friday
Harbor FL So g. ~ leave Roche ffaTbOg
81 p n aFrive New Whatcogn 2. IN
ScUta honu3-I cave New WIS fcom I a
n. leave Rosie Harhor 2 a ~ leave
fTsfay Barbcr e. a. ~ leave Fnrt Town
tend p H.. arrive seattle AS y n.
}. X Tnom-zo managing owner. Lily.
hssar3gs & Co. agents. City dock
Fhcne. Main s..
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

No. / club. l7o. blue stem. 7oc; inactive
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PUGET SOUND & CENTRAL AMERr-
CAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Regular sailings between Paget Bound
and Central American ports.
Steamship Transit wilt leave Seattle for
CeEtral America on November 3th.
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BANKS.


PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
occlceEtzI block. Seattle, Wash
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WHAT Is THE REASON OF DOCTOR
SNEAN9'S SUCCESS, AND WHY DO
Ide SICK PEOPLE OF SEATTLE AND
.lY9
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Seattle. Nov s. 1895.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:
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ciusfveiy
Deposits received from 81 10 sf0rna
Interest allowed per annur1. stx ner
nary deposits.
Dividends declared last DAYS Of MAY ana
November Loans made On real estate or
approved coliaterals only.
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SW EAN Y
Recognized BY the medical fratern1
ity as the leading and most success,
ful specialist in the United States.

The friend and benefactor of suffering
humanity, who for a number OF years
has had permanent offices at Seattle
where the sick and afflicted can receive
treatment ia the future. as they have irs
the past, from this noted philanthropist{
whose fame is being spread from the Pa
c4fic 10 the Atlantic coast.