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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11
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IS SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. Don't
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Tacoma Marine News

facosaa, Fee. Especial British shin
araanssesrs hauled - the So. Paul NTH
socS tonight 20 take on a deck losd ct
raHoeF She win sail tomorrow for Cara
Ao"h. south Africa. with ore Of tho isr.-
est earsoes Of Washington products thae
ever LEFT psaxes sound,
snip Afghurth viii commence fsassnss
lumber at the Tacoma mill tomorrow
morning.
steamer City Of Pssehia viii arrive sra..,
san Franctsco Tomorrow Sha brings Ia
tons q mill strsfrs from san Francisco.
consigned to South Africa. Ii will go on
the ship Candida
Steamer Utopia took out - 90 hounds
OF hops last night for shipment Via yan-
couver 20 Australia
The Offices OF A q. Cana~la. OF tina
Northern Pacific railroad, have been
moved from the Crescent creamery build
ing to the north end of tho local frssxht
she'd. The new Offices are handsomely ar.
ished IN native ar. A sns Gag pols d,
Zee; long and fs inches square at the .sntt.
straight as an arrow and without a raw.
lies at the ncrih end OF the she'd. and will
be raised In few DAYS. Flsgs indicating
weather forecasts viii be displayed on tho
pole.
Schooner Ema Cfaudina. lumber laden
for San Francisco sailed out OF the hsrbor
today. She will stop at Port Blakeley Ia
take on a portion OF her cargo.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


New YORK. Feb. 21.-Today's stock rsr-
kst was slightly below yesterdays record
sn rosrt az activity, ard the course cf
prices while somewhat erratic, reflected
a s.rorg undertone. THE real tendency a.
values vas ohscxred by the approach of
the snsahse holiday. which caused tradsrs
on both SIDES OF the market 20 clean NJ
their contracts. The railroad stocks ex-
cesesesi tire IndnstrsalS IN extent Of trans
actions. and n some Of the so-cslI@d spe-
clalt!as substantial strength was displayed
The business and improvements were
well Distributed. though net changes n
prices were rot IS 4 rule material. The
international shares were conspicuous \
further advance Il ths prices ot American
stocks in LONDON contributed toward 4
Arm aral In tire dealings A re4rttonaTy
fs-.sezev was soon developed. however. 10
watch force vas impaired By the hauida-
rons. The offerings. while only rzoderSte
In extent. caused break % per cent n
Manhattan ard Tobacco. and almost equal
" important deefsne% IA the Changers. The
selling pressure vas soon sxhauS1ed sri 81
interval o. sezni-staEuation succeeded.
which lasted until about ! ?. N AZ tns
tine mentioned purchases By commission
houses saa fer scc0urs OF shorts srzrtHf
q brisk rally. An encouraging feature o.
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Steamer City OF Puebia is due from san
Francisco today.
Steamer Unatilia will sail for San Fran
cisco this rRorr4tng at o'clock.
Steamer City Of Aberdeen viii make tia
Olympia run Sunday, leaving at 40 a. m.
Steamer Muitnoalah will not run Sunday.
schooner Norman S1zszle, built nv Cant.
Nelson at PculSbc. Will DE launched today
ard viii come 10 taAs port in = week
time.
Bark Mefoc cleared Yesterday afternoon
AZ the local custom house for Santa Re-
salia- Mexico Her caFgo IS about 10000
ieet OF lumber from Port Biakeiey.
Capt Lewis, who has been In command
years has ratireS. ard his place viii ho
taken oy san Francisco mar Tire Carrie
ron came nn N ballast from Iatiuue, and
arrived at Port Blakeley last night she
VIII lead lumber for Shanghai.
Steamer State Of Washington will he
laId up for two weeks. ami the steamer
Idaho will take tae ran to Anacortes
the connecting rod on the State broke ard
tne nlsfon rcd r90nged througft the star
board cylinder No other damage was
ooFe. and the ran from Utsaiady to Se-
attic was made With che engine, the beat
arriving only two hours late.
The steamer Mexico will leave for Alas.
ka tals. morning at o'clock. she arrived
no freight up. and f0ufxf a full cargo
awaiting her az this port. While tied up
81 the CITY dock Yesterday afternoon
Lilly q BogarSltls pat in fifty tors OF
roar. feed and hay. Capt. James Carroll
brought the vessel up asad viii take her
business interests iu Alaska 50 as 10 re-
tain permanent command.
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------- zrryrRrog COURT OF TIE
$ InE< usstfsxton. for King co1nsy
ssa1 4 HAstiEgz. as receiver Of the Sc
h-ssr ssvfngs banks corLoratson.
49, DEFENDANTS Summons fer pub
sz<s- - washington 20 che said Lyfsa
- .ssss5.szy an5 Timothy Kellogg, defend
80 sts3re nsrreos
- EAR Of you are hereby SUIT
leo srrsar within sixty ege days
sss .,s dafs OF the arst publication OF
50 s-sxsss1s fo-wfss Within sixty fss3
60 ssse~ the ID day Of February. fsss.
a. - fhs sDoSe-snittle6 action IN
- So 81 ne plaintiff. and serve copy
e - .nFwer upon the Undersigned at
q -. g. rsafnfsM al their Office, below
Ws ana IL case OF your failure 50 TO
x-s~-.~uf win BE rendered against you
s-~erffrx % the fsas&n1 Q, me con pialns.
- Ths chtect OF the abovs-ertftl1d ac-
- - :. - ostain judgment against the de-
- TIMOTHY Eellogg. fer the sum OF
- sr,f interest upon the note given By
- r. he psairtsn, and for the costs %
- srsf,s. Including an attorneys fee OF
- - -. r~aytsg for a decree establishing
- se~z~iosinx q certain mortgage given
- s-<g-< the payrsent Of the above indebf-
2 - s.1sf recorded IN the mortgage reg
- q shs auditors Office OF King county.
-. "A washington. In volume f9s on
- - = thereof. ard describing and cover
- - foslostng lands, situated IN said
So to-wffs Lots numbers one G1. Eve
= - alx 81 In block number t~enfy-fot1r
y. 3 sar9ey,s Supplemental Plat, ar adj
- Is she city 81 Seattle also praying
-, !. said decree the interest or each OF
-. ssssrrsanis In and 20 said property TO
ss.<aeyssf tunior inferior and subordinate
=. z ssafr sffTss interest therein. and that the
a..ss-v z redemption Of each OF the de-
80 as D. forever barred and foreclosesi,
- Ear general equitable relief
HASTINGS X STEDMAN.
os.tr.tfrs Attorneys T.. q. Address: a
Haiieg Building. Seattle. King County,
washington.
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The total sales 81 stocks tciay were ir-
50 shares Including: American Tooaccs
zse Atchiscr { SO, American Sugar IL
80. Darlington sgee. l.. 8 y. 1854 Ms
Scslra Pacifc s1ea. Rock Island 400. ST.
Paul fsssa. Irnsoa Pacific S.aa. Silver Ger
tsncases "a ss.
Money and Exchange
Money on call easy az sea: last h~-. 3:
cfoeef. :: prime mercantile ,,aper. SiSsf-
with actual business In bankers hills ST
81 s-tss7s STA frr demand and 81 ssss % ss1s
for sixty days: posted rates. s4.S7As STA
and - SSr4s7s -. commercial bills. s. ST..
Silver certificates. ssss1sS-sc.
sion-.
Flour Receipts, rasa barrels: exports.
- ec barrels. Very dun ard rather easy,
with wheat.
Wheat.
wheat-Exports. 1o7 90 bushels. Spcs.
weaker. No. hard. Vlssc Z. o. b afaoat.
Options were dull all day. within a narrow
range. closing II As3%c net decline: after
opening weaker under increased Argentine
shipments and unsatisfactory cables.
prices rallied On cash demand on the West.
fair ciearances. expected large decrease IN
the next visible. and export business bat
finally weakened. No. red February
closed 7ss.c: May, II 5-isc. closed sIssc.
Hops.
Hops-Easy.
wooi.
wooi-Steady.
i'stroieum.
Petroleum-steady: United closed SIS
bid.
Metals.
Pig tron-Ffrm.
copper-Ffrm: exchange price. sioss0ii.
Lead-Easy: exchange. s3a7i&aS.A
Tin-Steaiy; Straits. SIS .sS9ls. IS; plates.
quiet.
Spelter-Quiet at "a.
CoSree.
Cofyee-Opticns closed STEADY ar 5rfa
points net decline. March. 81 4e0ias5.
Spot coffee-Rio. dun: No. 7. 13iac: mild.
dull: Cordoya, I6s4 3i7Ac.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw. firm; refined. quiet
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greadstuffs ana Grains.

bretI>tlti- anu 0Flits-
San Francisco Feb. 2f-Fiour-FsmiIy
extras. si04 10: bakers extras, s5.s0a3 %.
superfine. s. s56i3 10 per barrel.
Wheat-Shipping. sii2l2 for No. !. and
sl.l3A for choice: milling, s. 2gs11 2si3.
Rariey-Feed. fair to good, zoe: choice.
51i4672Isc; brewing, soGssc,
Oats-Mlling. 75ds0c: Surprise. scHsl:
fancy feed. s0dssc; good TO choice. 75dSoc:
poor to fair, s7izel7ec; black, for seed, 7ScGg
81 20: gray, 75Hsic.
Recelpts--Flour. quarter sacks. $500:
wheat, centals. s32s: barley. $3.50; oats.
Go: beans, sacks, 705; corn. centals. 1000;
potatoes. sacks. l.s4i; onions, sacks. 2S2;
bran. 575: middlings, 81: hay. tons. 3l2;
wine. gallons, IS. 800: hides. number. ss3;
quicksilver. TASKS. I9i; rsasiEs. boxes, 1855.
Produce. Fruit. Etc
Middlings. $1,000; bran, slS.5oglI5o.
Hay-wheat, &S61159; wheat and cat.
$500 10 80; oat, s75oal0: alfalfa, ss4s: bar
ley. $7li5: clover. $siS; compressed, S.5oV
10 20: straw, 35sf6nc per bundle.
Potatoes-Sallnas Burbanks, soei9oo; river
Burbanks 30fl40c: Oregon Burbanks. 35fa
sOc; river reds 5oa6oc; Early Rose, seGo5c.
MERGED sweet potatoes. ssG22a.
observation-disclosures onions. eeas5c:
Oregon onions $if7l.i5: Los Angeles toma-
toes, sl@I.75: string beans le4i2isc:
green peas ease; cabbage. 40sf59c: garlic.
4G5c: dried peppers. sdl0c; mushrooms. 10
Glsc: asparagus. sdiTi-c; rhubarb. 7m9c.
cucumbers. 75cGS1; egg plant, I2lsal5c.
FruIt--Apples. No. grades. S5c4fsI: COM
mon, yad7sc: fancy. sl.25415o: Mexican
lines, s. 506I6: California lemons, common.
siGi. Is: California lemons, good to choice.
81 5eel2: California lemons. fancy. $50; Call
ifornia oranges, seedlings, s5c4i.i5s nav
els. s1Ga5o: bananas, sI.50a2.0
Butter-Fancy creamery, 2s6i2Ti3c: sec
onds, 24g25c: fancy dairy, 2ia &c; seconds,
e2d23c.
cheese-Fancy mild. new. f2dlsc: fair to
good, aa1ic: Eastern, leG1ic.
Fggs-Store, f36p1ic. ranch. I4aisc.
Poultry-Turkey gobblsrs, ieIilc: turkey
hens, IfGi2c; ROSTERS, old. s3A3.5o; roos-
ters. young, s5S3s: broilers. small. 1850:
broiiers. large. s4dpf.50; hens. sgt ducks.
81 soar: geese. s.. 2S7l.75: pigeons. Old. $40
Is: pigeons. young. s212 IS.
Game-Gray geese. $50; white geese,
B1G7sc; rabbits. s1ai.25; hare SOC; honkers.
s2ae -; brant. 75c9a. English snipe. $50;
common, 81.
Wool.
wool-Fall, short, trashy San Joaquin
nlains. ss75c; good san Joaquin plains, 4En
Sc: southern and coast. 4G5c; mountain
WOODS. light ard free. es13c: mountain
woods. defective and heavy. sec; Hum
bold; and Mendocino, Sd9e.
Hops.
Hops-sGec per pound
Closing Quotations
wheat-oulet; December. s5; May.
Bariey-Inactive: May. 7sAc.
Corn-sfc.
Bran-Slf. %.
Financial.
Silver Bars s.s Drafts-sigh. -. Par
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CHICAGO MARKETS.



Chicago. Feb. 1.-THE uncertainty re-
garding the effect OF the cold weather up
on winter wheat and the unwllingness of
traders to carry stocks over the holiday
created a heavy wheat market today.
Minneapolis and Duluth receipts, 90 cars.
were again smaller than on the similar day
of the week before. Notwithstanding the
fact of the Minneapolis millers having been
paying May prices, or within a small fgac-
ton Of ii, for week past for track wheat.
TO induce freer shipments from the coun-
try. The continued cold weather caused
some apprehension and had a tendency 10
hold short sellers in check, and encour-
aged many longs TO hold on 20 their lines.
But the weakness in Liverpool and adj
vices from there that there was evidence
of rapidly increasing shipments from Ar
gentine had hearish influence, and prices
weakened gradually. There was again a
marked scarcity OF outside orders. and to
this was added a Discrimination among the
local scalpers TO get far from shore on ac-
count OF tomorrow being holiday, and
there being consequently no session of the
board after today until Monday. May
opened &c lower, sold up 10 65u65isc, off TO
64ssc, and reacted to 6iS4c. The bulge from
e4Ssc TO 65465isc was due to the later ca
hles and few crop damage reports. but
the strength was short-liyed. and the price
soon went back 10 the starting point. The
market ruled auiet but firm during the last
hour, May selling at e4AeiSisse, closing
easy at 64Asc sellers
Corn was but slightly affected by wheat
May opened isc lower. at @Ac. and closed
al sole.
oats-Quiet and uninteresting. May sold
up TO 2iisc. and closed at that figure.
Provisions were extremely quiet. but the
strength of grain in the markets and the
small run OF hogs created q steadiness
whts>f, WAS NOT Disturbed hy the small bu8I-
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Brcadsturs aud Grains.


Boston. Feb 1.-THE Boston CONNER
ciai Bulletin viii say tomorrow OF the wool
market: The market II duh and depressed
and the sales. especially Of domestic wool.
uninportant Territory. TEXAS. California
and Oregon woods are usually neglected,
ard pulled woods have declined cent
Tire sales Of the week are so pounds
domestic anf ~ 90 pounds foreign.
against !. us 90 pounds domestic and ts73.-
90 hounds foreign last week ard ass 80
pounds domestic and ca 100 pounds foreign
for the same period last year. The sales
70 date show a decrease Of f.73a. SO pounds
domestic aGd an increase OF S.os0. 0ss
pounds foreign from the sales 20 the same
date in 1850. The receipts 10 date show a
decrease Of 80 bales domestic and an IN
crease OF 3, 20 bales foreign.
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schr Ia Gi-cris from Eesordo Arrived
February is-Sehr Annie Gee. from san
Francisco
san Frassciscc Feb @-Dersrtes-pro-
Eresse, Nsnsino: Akfn Catherine Sudden.
Gray's harho-.
fresshsS-sSazlrtnsv Ford. lumber from
Puget sound fer Fencsulxr: Elweu. coal
froTn Nanai-ao for this port.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER hosALIE

HTEAMEH HOsAI+Its
Arlington dock. leaves fc- Victoria and
Port Townsend oAily, except sunday. az
IA a m: resurrins. leaves Victoria At
= n steamer George r Starr leaves for
fe-f Townserd and way points daily. ex-
cent Saturday. at .. m. Sunday, direct.
"a m: returning direct leaves Port
TewnSend al u IN. Phone. Pike -.
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Financial.


London. Feb. 2i.-Silver. ga. Consols.
ioa1.
New York. Feb 1.-THE Evening Posts
London financial csbiegram says: The
feature Of the markets today was the
strength in silver and silver securities.
Rupee paper was especially firm. IL Is
run1ored that a per cent. rupee loan may
be issued before long. Investment stocks
reacted slightly. after an enormous rise.
Argentine government and railway secur~
tiles were steadily bid for Americans were
Arm, with more activity. but no public
buying except for the best bonds. Louis
Vile and 81 Paul shares are SAID 90 have
been bought in the last two days by the
Rothsehflds.
There was further rise IN Dutch ex-
change. indicating further shipments OF
gold from Holland. The Paris and Berlin
markets were quiet and duh.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 2f.-Wheat-Spot duh:
demand poor: No. red winter. s. "a: No.
hard Manitoba, IS 81: No California. S.
sd. Futures opened quiet. ia lower. and
closed arm. I'D lower. February and
March. IS sd: April and May. Is ed;
June and July. 81 ed.
Corn-Spot steady: American MIXED.
new. So. Futures opened quiet. I'd lower.
and closed quiet. unchanged 10 I'D lower;
February. Is: March. - Nd. April. - I'D:
May, - II: June. Is ft.d; July, j. li4f.
Flour-Duli; demand poor: ST. Louis
fancy winter. Ia Sd
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. a.
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FOR BREArERToN. L. 5. DRY DOCK.
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY.
GEN. CANDY.

Leaves Seattle daily 81 ; ~ ?. n. eI.
s.s,et second Sunday Of each month. and
s~sri,yas at no a IN. Leaves Sundays at SD
: y, and y. m, except second Sunday or
sash monte thsn leaving a. p m. touch
tnv AZ All intermediate points.
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unArcoM 80 exile RourE

STEAMER BAY CITY
x.svas CITY deck. foot e Main street.
T,ssStsv. THURSDAY and Saturday at p.
- use0rtes FaTaaxsn and What
., R~faratnw. leaves Maatcom Sunday.
WeEnesaay and Friday at y. n
T ~ hoxaraus ( Co. City Deck. Agent.
fheNS' W. n. ELLIS. owner.
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Tn. California readers Of The Posf-fnsss.
ug~neer will fnf IL Oh sale daily az Noop..
- .t.4taasrv store Tss Market street.
&c ans block up Markstsstreef from the
f-.roascis sfaee. Price &C.
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GTEAM Frs.


SEATTLE To TACOMA.
fear round trips daily. except Sunday.
IN one hour and twenty-five minutes.
TIE STEAMER FLYER"
hernlsr daily trips. Seattle Tacoma
rNts. as fellows.
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY 4
TIME CARD.
single fare. 59c. round trip. &c.
D N
Leave Tacoma-sso a. m. I. $50. p N
SUNDAYS
tfsFe SEATTLE a ~. l. ~. 2. n.
sesfe Facoma-asn a. m. NJ I sSs p m
a~snains az Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
1NA ant Commercial dock. foot ct Ma
To- street Seattle
osiAys. steamers Flyer aud state OF
washington - za~
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.


a..,,,. Everett. and whatcom route
a,sfs Of Washington leaves Seattle daily.
svreot saturday. at 10 y. m.
Seattle and La Conner rouie-Fatrhaven
leave. Seattle daily. except Saturday. at
70 =. N.
rsIephone Main rs fesler Dock
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MARINE NEWS.

Hoas1san. Feb. zL-Speciai Arrived
mr. Sacramento from San Francisco. and
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
8. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOMAH
SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mall. leaves City
dock. foot OF Main street Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday at a. m. for
Fort Townsend. san Juan islands and
New Whatcom. Returning. leaves New
Whatcom Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day at 4 a IN.
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sTEAMEna


Seattle ard fvwssert-y eah Bay R,u.s
eteAner Garland leaves Yes1er deck Mon
says. wednesdays and Frsdays ~ ErS
= m Tor Port Townsend. Port Wflftaraa
Dynxsnsss. Port Angeles. Por, Crescent
gs-tyxorrg Pysht. Claiixm Bay and Neah
Bay: returning. arrives seattle z.5s p m
o. opposite daya Steamer Exangss leaves
lsxler dock for Port Angeles ard Victoria
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays NJ
sD o. M. arrives Seattle alternate days
m
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PORT ORCHARD AND FORT WASH
lN9IO$ ROUTE
S...r,sr A n Ao1iasoa. Carrying T.. -
49, i-sxss civ AgsSk foot % Main street.
ass "a arrives AZ sidney at iA-is -
~ Arrives az StlveTcAle a. = "a 4~sASes
s-t,-e,s.a@ AZ I..is n n. leaves sidney On
.t,,-r a. . n. Daily. except sunday.
-. g. n Rosinson, master. LAZY.
pexarSsGs a Co, AxxaEs- As4eph91e. Main
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR GREYHOUND
bxs5jy. except Sunday.
Leaves Ev< TT s38 q m. 3 -
leaves s<Ae>.e II y T. N. and 10 ,. n
Hundaye-Leaves Seattle ~ p n:
leaves Everett II O. n
Fare-sfnxie tr1p. &c. rcunf trip, ax:
connects with boats for Tacoma and sno-
homssh.
LAndlng-coieman dock. foot Of Marion
street
EEAT-EE AND TACOMA EAvIGA-
TON COMPANY.
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TIME CARD. IN EFFECT JAN. 4:

TIME LAKID. IN EFFFNI JAN. It.
North hound-Leaves Seattle a m. |:
leaves Port Townsend a. m. leaves FRI
day Harhor 30 a IN. leaves Roche
com 30 y. m
soutn bouud-Leaves New Whafcom g.
m leaves Roche Harbor 10 a. m. leaves
Friday Harbor III a m leaves Port
townsend 4 D. m; arrives at Seattle 7:4s
n. Thompson. manager owner. Lilly.
Rogaraus & &C, agents. City dock
TateDhone Main ~
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PAcIsie COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dsspatca steamers from Seattle ~ fol-
lows.
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend
ard Victoria. at q m. tpassengerY re-
ee4ve6 on board 81 ! q. M February 2 4
IL. II. 2. n
For Alazka-February and II al a IA
From san Francfsc1 for Victoria ana
Puget sound ports a. g. n. February (.
3. a IS. a. ..
Tickets may be obtained AZ the ONCE Of
ths company az Ocean dock. Seattle
J. >. TRowBRIDGE. p. g. supt
GOODA1sL. PERKINS a CO.
General Agents Sar Francisco.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE

HOOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA.
r<sv~s Harrfngtan's dock. foot OF Wash
tnrten street. Tuesday. IasrsdAy ard sat
s,sssv at 9'cleck a -, Tor Kingston.
So samh8a. Sssceck. hrfnnon. hoNey,
nssstto, IAlliU4gp Fails hoodsPo-t and
linton CITY keieTns slasgfs,s aays
"a sMasssck And way points, sc. roznd
trip. &c - rDOr-~NfaN. 49,,
n TRoUTMAS. Master.
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BUTTER.

Ranch saG Dairy Butter very scarce ana
bringing good prices. Snip 10 Ia We pay
cash on arrival
NO COMMISSION.
JOHN Z. AGEs. sao-s1 Western syanls.
corner Lar.ea street.
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THE VANCOUVER ROuTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Eteamer Utopia j. A OBrten. Master.
Leaves Tacoma. IL noon; Seattle, Yesler's
wharf .. m. Mondays and Thursdays
FOR Port Townsend. AnacorteS. Fairhaysn,
New whateom. Blaine and Friday harbor.
and Vancouver, arriving vancouver D. m
following day.
Fare 20 Blaine. s.: fare to Vancouver. IS.
For further information apply 10 Yesiers
wharf
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FOR COOK 5 INLET.

49, A. scaocu-r EllA johnson. carrying
So = -ste p&sse xsrs. All - tiSfs4tcae ID
- seattle Tar tss head ~ Gocks Eulet
So Sc ~ assoGt MsrcA Is Par further
- .~se Apply at crsce. = kaxSeli
So caTEe< Gc8uAhtA street ana
assz.~ .. A. HATFIELD.
Axent.
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L. 4 b. LISE-SK-aGIT RIVER ROUTE.
WEEKLY TINE CARD.
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Seattle-Feb. II a. L midnight:
Feb 10 at IL midnight: Feb. q at L mid
night. Leaves Mount Nernon-Feb. - at
a M. Feb q al a m. Feb. 3 at
"a. IN. CalliRo al Tulalip going south sun
day and north Tuesday.
STEAMER MABEL.
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 8.
a. m for Edmonds. Everett. and Snohom-
Ism river points Landing at City dock.
Seattle.
LILLY. BOGARDUS & CO. Inc.
Tel. Main 81. Owners and Managers
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. club, SOC: blue stem. ss1sc. Firm
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. Feb. =. fssS.
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DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, Feb. =. -