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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-16

hast from . visit among friends In
Tunkhannock. -r.i.-.
Leach Chapman returned on Friday
evening last from an extended visit
among friends at Duryea-
Ziba Thomkins has accepted sit
uation with Frank Phillips a. man Of
all work.
Installation in the Methodist Episco-
pal church on Sunday evening next OF
the nefly made officers Of Chapter H.
2S1 Epworth league. All are welcome.
Walter Mathews has added new
attraction at Maple Croft IN the shape
Of a beautiful black pony six years Of
age and weighing $50 pounds.
A large party was held at the resi-
dence Of b. F. Courtright on Friday
evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-16
NEWS OF OUR NEICHD0RS
TuNkhANNOCK.


General Passenger Agent Blakslee'
vino has been laid up for some time
with threatened nervous prostraaion'
due to overwork. Is on hand again 10
look after the work on the Montrose
track.
Farmers are in the midst OF haying
and harvest and an immense acreage OF
grass and grain will be cut this week
AZ the weather remains favorable. the
growth of the former was increaseo
materially by the hate rains.
Dr II B. McKown. who has been
resident physician at Pittston hosp"a'
for some time. Is about to estaplish an
office in Pittston and engage in pracSlee
by himself, his time alt the hosplta'
having expired. He Is a TunkhannocK
boy and has lots of friends mere WIN
hope for his success.
Charlie Wintermute is visiting Scran-
ton friends.
Rev. A. s, Holland. who Is conduct-
arg outdoor meetings at Bedford park.
Is an expert bicycle rider. ana some ".
his feats on the wheel would do credi'
to a professional
keepsie. N. Y.
The evidence concerning the Judiciai
contest being all in. 1t now remains Tor
n to be summarized and argued oy tne
counsel and recount OF the lnVaiio
ballots nrade. when the matter VIII De
closed up. The court. after coupe
of days session at Lapnrte last week.
adjourned to meet Aug. b.
6 hudson Stsrk ami family Will at
tend the funeral of Miss Hannah Nye'
nm aunt Of Mrs. Stark, in Wirdham
township today.
The Trfton-Wilkes- Barre game comes
orf ON the home grounds at 3 p. m. to-
day.
Mrs. Macdonald returned to New
York yesterday.
Rev r Vlademiroff started yesterday
10 Arrange a series of dates for lectures
at P;ttston, Scranton. Carh1ncale, VIII
san~nort. Mauch Chr7't cot 9th ~
ylaces. He Is a native Edllgor'ln. who
IS working his way through the Uni
yerstty Of Michigan, bright. lnteii'
gent young man. and every way worhy
of assistance The proceeds OF the lec'
cures will be used to pay his expenses
at college.
E. w. Fargo, the popular newsdeale'
In the Bardwell block. who has beer
suffering with some organic trouble FOL
q considerable time went TO the Brook
lyn hospital yesterday for treatment.
A local genius, desiring to get the
exact area Of a very '-reguiar tract OF
land. plotted IT out On Thick cardboard
2 and carefully cut st out with a penknire
Then filling the hole left in the card
board with fine shct 1t was stmpl
matter to square up the s'rc't and meas
,,are them. BY using the same scale
th-SUt was made the cor
Yeck number of acres was obtained
J. w Williams. an employe at tne
Noxen lumber mills, Instantly ac
ouired shorthand by getting in the way
Of q. saw.
The friends of Alphaus Adams. o'
ForkstoWm township. assisted him tt
celebrate his fiftieth birthday anniver
eary on Saturday last. Among those
present from this place |were': Mrs
Shook, Misses Rose Adams. Amanda
Frey and Annie Frey. Nine children
mnas/ /born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ad
81, an 81 whom were present upon this
festive occasion.
Heg14t tier and Recorder Blackwell. OF
6tsdbrd county. Is rusticating at Lake
Active preparations are being made
for the Orcutt's Grove camp meeting
which opens Aug. 8. The attendance
= expected to eclipse that Of any former
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-16
II the Baby Is Cutting Teeth.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has bean
used for over Fifty Years by Millions Of
Mothers for their Children while Teething.
with Perfect Success. 1t 6oothes the
Child. Softens the Gums. Allays all Pain;
Cures Wind Collie. and IL the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. Sold by Druggists in ev-
cry part Of the world. Be sure and ask for
MRS Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and
take no other kind. Twenty-Five cents Z
bottle. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-16

Piles! Piles! II ching Piles.
Symptoms Moisture: intense itching
and stinging: most at night: worse by
scratching. II allowed to continue tumors
form, which often bleed and ulcerate. be-
coming very sore. Swanye's Ointment
stops the itching and, bleeding. heals ul-
ceration, and In most cases removes the
tumors At druggists, or by mail. for 80
cents. DR.. swayns 4 Son. Philadelphia.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-16

Of Hopbottom. were Waiting friends
here the past week.
The members Of the First Baptist
church are In receipt OF an invitation
to attend the corner stone laying OF =
new Baptist church at Hallstead next
ThursdaY
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-16
Y. p. 8. G.. f.. and Epwor,h LEAGUE.

T. r. D u H. uuu EpWOTtn LOuguO.
Topic cards for the next six months
printed In good style at low prices. II you
contemplate an excursion or festival this
summer. 1t will pay you to consult US
about printing posters. circulars. tickets,
etc. The Tribune.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-16

interest the one against the Scranton
Scientist for violation Of the state med
ical laws.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-06
Tacoma Marina News.

Tacoma. Nov. 6.-Special.-The city ~
Topeka Will be I'm tomorrow afternoon.
She VIII take out b'g consignment %
freight for Alaska. including thirty tons
Of steel rails for the famous Treadwell
mine on Douglas island The rails VIII he
used IN building limo into a now drift
recently opened up. The Topeka will take
nearly 90 boxes OF fruit and three car
loads Of general merchandise
The steamer Afultnomah VIII take out
twenty tons of general merchandise for
OLYMPIA during today and tomorrow.
The steamer Wiuapa VIII sail FOR Alaska
Sunday.
The brick wall Of the Commercial dock
building, which was thrown out Of plumb
a few weeks ago by the washing of sand
from the edge OF the wharf, has been
strairhtcned out and the damage
amounting to $500, has been repaired
The new rock sea wall in front of the
building Will be completed by Friday
Nine hundred tons of rock were used
The steamer Cricket was not on her reg
ular run today. she has had more trouble
with her propeller.
The schooner Jennie Wand put 70 sea
this morning with a cargo OF lumber.
bound for san Francisco
The fine clipper ship Thomas shenlds,
Can't. Rav-~tin Bedding. viii sail for Eng
land tomorrow with 1900 tons Of wheat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-06

Silver Bars .....s-@ Drafts. sight. III
Mex. Der RS. ~ So Drafts. Teiegrarh-5
yffafue- Ser,rh~,.


C;nic~Eo, New. 5--Ca tris-The supply was
ample for Tuesday. recsi pts being eStirnai-
ed az 1000 head. including S.a1a Western
rangers and 2aaa Texans. The trade Was
slow for the opening. and prices not any
better than yesterday. Sales were on
basis of s5ss4.9s Tor common 20 strictly
clTosce native oeeves. Butchers and can
nerS' stuff ranged low; bulls. si.SesFe.se;
COWS and hefers. N-@SESS; Western range
cattle SO from ssa737e. Texans, ssGiSlO.
Hazs-.Receipts were estimated at q, 900.
Sales were largely at Ss5assSs5: COMMON
10 extra choice. So 90. packing grades
and good shipping droves were selling elise
together. and pigs sold largely at sSsfS.So.
sheep Receipts were ls.ooa. TIE demand
was 6sirlv active. Inferior 20 prime ma
lives sold al sl.5As725e. Western sheep
at ssE7S. Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-06
CARRYING WATER TO TAroosH.
Commander FRrenhclt Tells of strange
Effects OF the proufh.


The Use Of n lighthouse tender "a 4
source OF supply % fresh water for sta
tons On The North Pacific coas; was uft.
prec~dented until TIRE DRY season lust
closed. Ftan particulars of tho famins
were given yesterday BY Capt o. w.
Post-lntell gencer reporter on board ths
tender Columhine. which arrived during
the afternoon from Victoria
The cr3fse OF both this heat and tbs
Manzsaiss shou; the islands las been I'M
usually severe" he sad. s'oa account ce
the fog ana smoke which rendered il &c
times hazardous FOR the boats 70 carry on
their duties. Tee cisterus At Tatoosn
island. used % furnish fresh water for tho
fog station. dried up during the long spell
of dry weather, and tho Columhina and
NanEanifa were compelled 10 carry water
from pungenes<, Point Roberts and Poins
Wilson THIS water had 10 BE- purchased
by the government, and the task of get
tinS into those places ives mighty risky
IN the fog and smoke that prevailed. To
give you an estimate Of how much we had
TO carry. l viii state that the station uses
300 gallons every twenfy-four hours. THIS.
OF course. has 10 be fresh water, as Tiers
Is no condenser at the station. In this
viein,ty o. the cape the seas have been
very choppy and rough. thus making is
difficult 10 discharge the water.
The flagship Philadelphia is AT Esdui-
malt. and viii leave ON SATURDAY for Port
Townsend. and then come straight through
10 this city. Her officers are hesrg ROYALTY
entertained in Victoria. The Canadian
lighthouse tender CHadra. which went on
the rocks at Graham island some time
ago In dense fox. has been pulled OF and
"a az Esgunalt fer repairs. several tugs
tried ia pun her OF. but failed, and final
" the steamer Islander was chartered for
$5.eoo and succeeded in getting her on
Her bottom plates are hadly dented."
Cant. Farcnhoit IL on his quarterly IN
spection and reports the stations IN good
order. He win probably leave today on
the Coiunahine for Astoria. The Manza~
nlta. the other tender. arrived from down
Sound several hours before the Columeines
and after taking on coal for the stations.
Will also sail FOR Astoria.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since january L and for
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
!, 1895, are $4.6l2. 92aSS. There were He'd for
record yesterday Is deeds. the considera-
lions aggregating sS.eSa.6e. Following 10
a list as furnished by the Daily huiietlh,
room 42 Scheucrman block:
J. K. Pike et ux. 10 John Van horn, ioe
10 block s, Cloverdale add, 81.
Northern Pacific & Puget Sound shore
Railroad Company TO Columbia * Puget
Sound Railroad Company. interests ia
tracks and other property east or COM
Inercial street and south OF Jackson
samuel r. carr ct Xix. 10 George Brown.
lots 81 and 81 Hood a Cars First add.
West Seattle, 500.
Mary !. Harrison to Meyer & Kassol
Gottstein. Ms nwi4 neA swA sec ~ Up %,
= 4. acres, 5000.
., Millner. $3.50.
Frank S. scammell ct Tx. 20 Maria L.
Scammell. lots 10 20 Ia. block 2. Bay view
add. Des Moincs, so.
\. l. Carlson et TX. TO NJ. +. Wright.
lots aud :. block /. wirth add. s2sS.n
Olaf Carlson to NJ. +. Wright, lots 1 ana
. block 3 Wirth add. $2o3.se
NJ l.. Cavanaugh ct TX. 10 Orlando KOS
sic tract in sec e. Up "a, 4. 500.
Fred Il Sander inc. Seattle Land a. I'M
movement Co and George ", truce GO
ux. to Mathilda Benoit. lot 8, block =.
Queen add. q. G., $40,
Mrs H. T. Haskins to James MeSoriey.
lot 2. block 2. Terry's Fourth supplement-
al plat. a. c, $50.
George philip TO Frederick 7. Harlows
nwit nwit sec 6. tp -, 3. ~ acres, -
Mary Y. aud George Hail. owe J. stew
art. William NJ Cofiman ct N.Y. Alice a.
aud Charles Almond. Annie L. anu f,n-
,,,era "a REYNOLDS. Mamie O. and l.. II.
Dawson 20 Walter j. Corman, acres IN
svyi, nwi. sec n tp "a. 4, q. c. 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-06
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Nov. 5.--Arrived-Pro-
eressst. Departure Bay. Departed-Schr
Lyman d. Foster. Bellingham Bay, state
OF California. Astoria and Portland
Freights and chsrters-Am blk McNear,
coal. from Departure Bay 10 san Francisco.
HoQuiam. Nov. Especial. wed
Schr ALLEN A, from San Francisco; sohr
Mary Dodge. twensy-six days from Re11n-
do: schr o. NJ kellogg. from san Pedro.
Sailed-Str Point Iona. from Cosmopols.
for San Francisco.
Port Townsend. Nov. 5.-Special.--To sail
tomorrow-Schr Corona. poles. from Ever
EFT. for San Francisco; Chilean blk GUM
evere. lumber. from Port Blakeley, for
West Coast; Br bk Thomas Stevens. wheat.
from Tacoma, for United Kingdom: Nor
bk Mary Jose, salmon, from Steyeston, Il.
c. for United Kingdom. Arrived-Nor hlz
Prince Victor TO load lumber at Hastings.
T. q
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Rosalle had out 60 tons or feed
% victoria last night.
Schooner Lincoln was 81 Ocean dock
yesterday dlscharging her cargo ofhetched
halibut
tug Magic lowed the schooner Mary
ptbnSe from Port Townsend 10 Tacoma
last night.
Steamer Urnatilla Will arrive in port
from down Sound some time tomorrow
and take on fuel for her down trip.
cant AIcAlIep. OF the steamer Chilkat,
raCer,tiy on tie rocks in Alaska. IL receiy-
ing bids for repairs to the nun ana oeck.
schooner Corona, Capt Nc Allep. Is ly-
ing AT Everett loaded with lumber, ana
viii probably be towed 10 sea some ufhs
today.
ebjn Excelsior finished taking on her
"a e~5 Of :. 40 tens Of Black Diamond coal
Yesterday morning ana got cut 10 sea
during thu afternoon.
Rarkentiue Katie FlickenEer nd schoon-
er General Banning are several days out
az san Francisco bound for THIS port
with general merchandise
Tug Beaver. which has been on the Ways
a. Ballard receiving Ii general overhaul
fIg VS. al tho Gilman coal bunkers re-
ceiviug tho finishing touches yesterday
Barkentine ouickstop r. taking cargo
~ 5l5JGg feet or assorted iuilnef ara 80
90 iaths a. Kerry's mill Ter san Fat.fis, e,
skipper Ansen expects 70 get 70 sea Dy
Monday.
While going into Tacoma Monday night
the steamer Cricket lost a shoe OF her
keel and had % be brought 70 Bailgrd
ard plare9 "a the ways for repairs. she
vil resume her run on Thursday.
Tug Discovery towed in the three mast
- schooner II & Wright from the straits
- Senwabzcher's wharf Yesterday morn
ing with a cargo OF general merchandise
from san Francisco. After disehaFglns
her cargo. the Wright was towed 10 Ia
coma for lumber.
Schooner Ray Somers Of San Francisco.
which went on Race rocks last month.
ra@eiviug Fevere damages 10 her keel and
hun. is On Morsn's marine WAYS for re-
r,airs While the mechanics are AZ Work
-, tEe hsilI the crew Is engaged in calk-
ing the upper part OF the deck.
steamer City Of Topeka, Capt. Wallace
will leave this morning for Alaska with
= fall cargo q general merchandise and
The following passsngers; Ars. & p
T5ve~. Mrs II. B0stw!cE Mr.. and Mrs.
X.ller. Mr.. 2 81 Behrens. Mrs. r. a
Brown. Mr.. otto Miller. Mr. " p. Good.
ar Va Bgwse. Air. stanford G. Noses.
N.es AIberfson. Captain Carroll, Mr. J..
ElsL
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Mining stocks I'm Chicago.

Chicago, Nov. 5--rhe Chicago Stock EN-
change has pat itself on record against
establishing a mining stock department.
Messrs. Gage and Thompson favored list
ing mining stocks under certain restric-
tons. Mr. Adsn. minority member Of the
committee, reported against the PROPOSE
ton. Adsits report was adopted by the
governing committee BY a vote Of to 3.
There will undoubtedly be an immediate
attempt 10 organize a purely mining oN-
change. There is no doubt that Chicago
is going TO be given an opportunity to trade
in mining securities and iG it is not on the
Stock Exchange. it will be On a new cN-
change organized for the purpose. The ac-
ton of the governing committee, however.
does not define the position of the Stock
Exchange. Finally an attempt viii be
made 20 list particular stocks.
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Rreadstufrs and Grains.

Liverpool. Nov. 5.--WAeat-Spot, quiet;
demand. poor; No. . red winter. IS Sisd;
No. red spring, stocks exhausted; No. l
hard Manitoba. stocks exhausted: No. I
California, rs 4isd. Futures. closed steady;
November. Is 2Sd: December. IS 2isd; jan
uary. 6s siad: February. IS sad, March. IS
al. April. So &Ad.
Corn-Spot. quiet; American mixed, new.
SIS S%d Futures. closed quiet. with Deem
Der 1.d higher and other months unchang-
ed from last nights closing prices
FIour-Firn; demand, fair; st. Louis
fancy, winter IS 81
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RA1NIER-nRANp nOTEL

RAlNtEH~iiNA4NP ~ L
r. c. Ames Port Gamble.
Or ". p. Carver, Chicago.
r. y. Corey. Seattle.
Russell Hnman, New York.
John w Nuie ST. LOUIS
NJ H. Fay San Francisco
4. r. Bahsitt. ST rau,.
X. knighton, san Francisco.
4 W 5fHsey. Salem.
~ l.. Roihsch.ld. San F-ancsce
Dr. c. Elliott and and, T Td,,r w s.ad "snA
IL $ Rouse. Grand Rapids.
Z. r. sherman and We. Forlana.
= NJ Newman, san FfaI'ea.co.
George W Ashton. st. Louis.
Louis NJ Kirk. Fulton;
Samuel NJ. Davis, Oakland.
wf'fam paulson, Oakahd;,
George Lawrence, Pcrtihna;;.
george H. I1llsbury. Centraila-
HOTEL DIId.ER.
W. r PerIigo. Redmond
Waiter Moore. Derby.
J p Flood. North Yakima.
IS n. Anderson, la Conner.
" r. Anderson, Fir.
a. Revoion olympia
i L. Thatcher. New Whatcom-
r. L. Pike. Anacortes.
T. ~. Wilson, Tacoma,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Turnbul. Black DE-
mopd
T ~. T.tfen. Concord. y. ~: -
w. {. Hammond. concord. N II.
James Bartlett, Port Crescent
\ Is " =
i i Sothcrshead Burns or
kate Fftzgersld. San Francisco
Nirs. n j. Parker Burns. or
Rev. = ". a.. Warren. Lopez.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
2. J. Hatch. olympia;
J. N. Daley. O. y. X
m a Fta!rchild. Wbatcofn.
i o,,ia Re;hschild. Port Townsend.
J. r. Baker WhatcoH'-
q W. Russell Spokane
Edw. A BatwelL Port ,rows,nsssTnd;
r {. Elliott and vie. "aia "ahA
s A. Smith. Port Angeles
FRANK wflkeson. Hamilton.
s. O. HIiborn Oakland
Mrs. g. O. Hnhorn, Oakland.
Mlss Hllhorn. Oakland
w. IT. Mixer. Tacoma
frank Brnya. Portland. ,
: HAYWARD, 81. Johns. ~. b.
Mrs r j Rerin. Tacoma
IT. Courtney, victoria
william Petchell. Tacoma
A II. Denman. Tsco~ia
4. p TAYLOR, Tacoma.
- McKei'ar Whatcom.
capt /. wiley. Olympia
HOTEL BUTLER.
r. DImock. r. s. 8. Grant.
j. BinswanRer, 81. Louis
Thomas Nortell End wife. Port Gamoie.
sam " Further. Snohornish.
PAY Brumhsugh, san Francisco.
r. y. Goodrich. New York
Louis +. Hart. Snohonish.
John C. Denney. Snohotnish.
g r Rabbit. 81. Paul
Rev \ r. Wheeler Chehali,
Mrs. IT. r. whipple. Central Falls. n. I.
Mrs J. G. Hicks, Portland.
IT. Erich. New YORK
G Werngrens Portland.
r. q Nicklln. Whstcom.
= Hall. Portland.
u 81 West. 4. =. y. Q. =.
rShn Mcmillan. Auburn.
NJ Culver. Port Townsend.
sam 8 Loeb. Tacoma
John s. Mcmillan. Roche Harbor.
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c,,~o~ fs,'.hfnrl-C Older -C-' in mi
mr. =, Ak. extra &C." in bhl. per -. az:
dry rrauu,ated. fin bhl. per n. sac: cube.
f-... reygzeveei. 5'-c, 'tc Per % -count
s,~ z..-t re4r e- -trtcas quoted
Mamie srEar-rlve-poV boxes. sco'-
Ioped. % the ~. lse per u. assorted
cakes. 1@'e p-r uo@nd.
Flau~ ttc toaainz1 - WASHINGTON
s+rafsht. ger 1881. g. ap. patent g.. Patent
Excellent. $50. Novelty a. so15: Ca'l-
f,~-ts brands. $3.50. Dakota brands. s. 20
es 81. Nuckwrest flour. ...g hb, Sc 70. rer
r-v+ 8 -: graham. per hhi Se-T r-
lo-rs sacks s.15 per cwts rye Gour. par
bbl. $50 "a l3-rs sacks. $50 per cwg. rye.
meal. Pc sel s. r. W. s. oat
Ter cvt. SCI. cracked wheat. reg
cv-- sseS rolled whea: $50 hn,s
sa-ls SIS. whtIe wheat sou~. r. cv.f
e es. pearl barley, io3-ib sacks. $3.50. Is
n boxes. A., split peas, per ie)-To sacks.
a.. $50 hCXes. 60. cora meal! yellow.
ros e. SIS. & -. white, rs, geo. sos s.
Ysa~a-tJ obniugl-Sua white. per -
csc. MAX. per -. sac; Bayos. per -. c-sc.
Ina. Per n. SO.
-tJobbing--Sapsa. S55hc; Chiaa.
.s.e per -: Island. saeI5asc
p~iea reas-tJ obb!Eg}-F1eld. per =.
-fTobhir~)-ILve-pooI. s,--o sacks.
s4~t.z per ter. SIS: Coast. half ground.
fsa-r, sacks. Per :co. 80: SEQ sacks. ser
,o~ slf- s-.o sacks. = in hale S2t5. 5-ts
SACKS 50 ia bale. SIS. 1a-Fo sacks. - a.
bale. SIS
f-fJobbf-r1--fEo-us rendered. per
r. sinclair. terces. sisc: Rex LEAF. Sic;
la~ss compound. tierces. &C.
CoTee - tJobhine) 49, Grssn-1focaa, per
-, SC: Java. per -. SC: Costa Rica.
choice. per n. &c: Rio. per -. &C.
Roastes-ArhuclLle's In loo-fo eases. per
cygt. ss9sc e1-Tb cases. per cWt. s. ~.
ys-Yo cases. per cwt. So: Java so-Io tin
cans, PR n. SScs q sd I9e-Eo SACKS, sfes
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

london, Nov. 5--Snyer. 50 15-1sd.
New York. Nov. 5.--The Evening Posts
London financial cablegraTn says The
ever. above the worst. The selling was
mainly from the Continent. Americans
N,era fat hit closed above the lowest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-06

The man whose time IL money can saws
much In tbs course OF year IL n. finds
lis trains are always on time. The North
western Line Is one Of the most reliable
IN .ts adherence TO It's time; this Is also
the shortest Line between st. Paul and
chicago. r. W. PARKER.
Puget Sound Agent. col Front street. Sc
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H.. your Address Correct.

The new city directory. 1868. Is now
IN press individuals or firms who have
moved since called on by the euumerat0r
can have the correction made by calling
or addressing Poiks Seattle Directory Co.
"a Rox~en building
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EVAEGEL-

Seattle and Towns nd-Neah Ray Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays at 1916
A m for Port Townsend. Port williams.
rungeness, Port Angeles. Port Crescent,
Gettyshurg Pysbt. clallnm BAY and Neah
BAY; returning. arrives Seattle 2:2o y. m.
on opposite days. Steamer Evangel leaves
Yesier dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at $50
D m; arrives Seattle alternate days )
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-06
OCEANIC. STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Honolulu aud Australia
Steamers leave san Francisco for Homo
fuIu. Samoa, Au ikian-. y. H., and sydney
n 8 w, without change.
Steamship Mariposa, November IA, 2
D m.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia, No
vsfnher eth, 10 a. m.
THOs A. GRAHAM. AGENT, Starr
poyd block Seattle. Also corner Eleventh
and Railroad streets Tacoma.
j. D. Spreckels 4 Bros. Co. General
Agents. San Francisco.