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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-20
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Nov. 13.-Business on a
larger scale than apparent, for while visit
ing buyers lid fairly well in an irregular manner
for current and spring wants, much more re-
suited in both instances from principals direct
and salesmen the road Bleached and colored
cottons were called for by orders and fair as
sortmcnts were taken. Printing cloths quiet in
sales, but a good demand for contracts from
Jan. 1 at 2Nc.
FALL RIVER. Nov. 19-Print cloths quiet at
Csc. Moderate demand.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-20
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other PInccs

ST. LOUIS. Nov. I9.--Ffour quiet but firm
because OF the advance in wheat Wheat-Fu-
lures opened firm and higher. but the trading
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-20
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and StrOnger-HOgs
Active and Higher-Sheep Quiet.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 19.-Cattle-Receipts.
200; shipments, light. There was light supply
of all grades The market stronger, but
there was no material change in quotations
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-20
VITAL STATISTICS-NOV. 19
Deaths.

Deaths.
George w Henschen. thirty-three years, 80
| South East street, hemofrhage of the lungs.
Harry Jackson. six months. 51i Superior street.
| meningitis
Anna f. Whitney, nine months, ss5I3 Indiana
| avenue. pneumonia.
Rebecca Hazard. sixty-hve years, 80 West
| Walnut street. hemorrhage.
sarah Ann Folsom. forty-four years. u South
Linden street. abscess.
Births.
| Carrie and James Larcen. se6 West Vermont
1 street, boy.
Emma and John Breithaupt. 2il Hamilton
avenue. girl.
| Sophia and Gotlieb. Geiger. 80 Highland ave-
boy
Anna and Walter Rodebaugh. Go Last Ohio
street. girl.
/ boy.
Lizzie and Carl G. Rhodes city, boy.
Maggie and Charles c. Busch. city. girl
Mrs. and Milton Gordon $50 West First street,
boy.
Miie and ]. f. gufrin. 5ei North Vest street.
| girl.
Marriage Licenses.
Francis n. Compton and Grace Blanche Free
man.
Harvey T.. Phelps and Amy Hoover
James w. Sturgeon and Mary j. Pc!l.
Herman +. Smith and Emma L. schmidt
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-20
Timers Supplies.

ira clean. 10Gi90c: orchard grass. extra. g %:
red top. choice. SlG1.25; English blue grass. "a
lbs s1.50li1.60.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-20

More snnp 10 Trade, with Eggs, Poui-
try and Vegetables Easier.
The lower temperature which prevailed yes
tnrday seemed to increase trade and real blus-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-20
Oils.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK Nov -Butter-Recepts. 1855
packages market firm Western r Creamery: ,d 1eg
7Gil2c Cheese-Receipts packages; market
quiet; State. large. 5Hdloh.e: small; '1sglec,
Receipts 1915 packages; market steady; State
and Pennsylvania. 2ld2ic; Western, 15l.92c.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 19-Butter firm and in
good demand; fancy Western, 22c. Eggs dull and
easier; fresh. nearby. 23c; fresh Western, Y
d23c. Cheese steady and in fair demand.
CHICAGO. Nov. 19.-On the Produce Elk
change :o-day, the butter market was firm;
creamery, 14d20hc: dairy. 10G11c. Cheese firm
at Ss469c. Eggs firm; fresh, PIC.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-20

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 19.-Cotton easy. Mid
ding 7I.c; low middling. I1-l6c; good ordinary.
l9-l6c Net receipts 15,757 bales; gross, II,1l7
bales: exports to Great Britain i, 200 bales; to
France, IL $50 bales; sales, 2,15O stock, 3f, 501
bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 19-Cotton steady. Middling.
3-l6c Receipts, 4.437 bales; shipments. 1876
bales; stock. 40, $50 bales; sales 1,670 bales.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Cotton closed quiet.
Middling uplands, ll-16c; middling gulf, 15l6c.
Sales, 81 bales.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-20

Clover-Choics recieaned. 60 lbs. $685.: prime
a.25fr4.s5: English choice sia4.50; prime. $40
G4s5: alsike. choice. A.75q5 alfalfa. choice
$S.s5q6. crimson OF scarlet clover. $2-75G3: tim
GO: fancy Kentucky, IA lbs. sl.5e0l6o; ex
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-26

sssamer AK sans for Alna1n ssoss>
row morning as 3 O'Clock
Steamer wsEa,A wsI san for AlAsha o.
morrow morning ~ - O'Clock
Bark n p. Chen<y. losied with lumber
for Shanghai = now at whasccn-
loaded with coal from Conox for Port
Clarence.
Steamer walla walia - sue from san
Francisco tomorrow and the City OF Prs-
baa viii nil.
Schooner EsAea xans WI como over
from Port Hlakeiey today to lead Lumbar
for Salinas CruR
Steamer wnlamesss sailed for San Fran
cisco last night With about 1soo tons Of
Franklin and Newcastle coal
Bark Rufsn Z. Wood. i.ss1 tons. has
been chartered by tbs Central Coal Conn
pany 70 load coal At Seattle for San Fran
Schooner William BENTON 10 u Salmon
bay completing her cargo with soo.ooo feet
Of lumber. Her destination il Newport
South.
Schooner Esther BahnA. .@ tons. has
to load lumber az Humboldt bay Tor San
Jose de Guatemala
Steamer Transit arrived II AcatuiiA- SAL
vador. last Saturday morning. after an
exceptionally quick ZIP. Sic wnt De
there about twenty days.
British bark Earl Of punmore. 400
tons, now ON Puget sound. has been char
tered BY J. J. Moon 4 Co. 10 load lumber
Tor Sydney. with option OF Aelboarns or
Adesaide.
Capt wynan. Of TIE schooner Eiwocd.
Vas in the city yesterday. He 10 figuring
on sending : schooner to Cook inlet.
Tho vessel n now IN San Francisco and
viii come here to ut out
whsieback steamer City Of Everett.
Capt Buckman, returned here from Quar-
terrnasser harbor yesterday afternoon.
where she has bean on the drydock. She
left for Nanaimo last night to load coal
for San Francisco.
American barkentins Cleaner. Capt
spraeue. cleared at the local custom
house yesterday afternoon for San Jose
do Guatemala with about 10000 feet o.
lumber and some coal tar. Part OF the
crew was shipped here by Capt 1. n Gar
fi8op.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-26
CHICAGO sfARKEn.
BOARD orTntie.

Chicago. May Elm wheat q fair spec-
ufative interest was displayed. the mar
ket attracting increased attention as the
day advanced. Operations are stiil IN the
main local in character. with outside or
ders hacking. The feeling developed ear
~ was fairly steady. and for a while the
market was Inclined TO do better. but =
weak tone set IN later. The early firm
ness was attributed 20 the unfavorsbla
character Of the Michigan crop report.
which was In a measure condrrnatory Of
the damage previously reported. This.
taken In connection with the strength az
the close Saturday. made = firm market
early. ana July. after opening about &c
higher at sfise. sold up TO esasIxc But
the selling then became heavy: there
were numerous contradictions OF crop
damages. the visible supply. while show
ing a decrease OF l,ssa.60 bushels. was
eisinucd 70 r. Less than expected. ana the
woriti's shipments last week were esii-
mate! at nearly soaaeo bushels. The
market continued weak during the last
hcar. Jufy' touching eac at one time. but
reacted slightly near the close and finally
closed weak at s71sc. ret declrrs Of SC
corn-Eysrs the big decrease in the Wis
Die corn supply had no Influence in
eherk king the downward movement start
81 By the favorable weather an3 the in
crossing receipts
and forward condition Of the crop had
the same effect as On corn. and the clos
iry WAS decidedly weak
Tsrovtsians-There Is the same Old story
20 ten The opening was lower On account
OF the large hog receipts and the market
sarge1 slowly On poor support Later, AZ
the grain markets slumpes provisions
dropped more rapidly. and the closing
prices are the lowest for the season, lard
quotations being the lowest ever re-
corded
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Aay. sc. June. @itcL
corn-Msv. sc; July. cA947b2
oats-Asy. iscs July. 1sz<c
Pork-Aay. 81: July. G-GA
IArd-May. So. July. AIA
Rfhs--Asv. 81 ia: July. a-k
fsax~ze1-Ac.
Tinothy-lGA
Live stock.
Choice - rctxnd branded cattle ard
choice La pound natives sid - eAaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-26

The great weekly review Of the trzrspor-
tasson interests OF Gr-et Brsfafn noticing
q reeen. American publication. entitled
Comforts IN Travel" (which gives ons
a comprehensive idea Of how they travel
fn America" gives the following rare
trssrts 20 The magnificent service OF Arner.-
can railways:
Certainly they oasto as In comfort
ard iaxury. ard the accounts % tbs eleep-
trr and dining cars mass create envy IA
the breasts Of these who know what IL
"a 20 travel all right seated upright "a
q ta.ttsz railway carriage Indeed. the
srslss "a the Northwestern I2ns are ike
colossal hotels on wheels. ard tAe com
forts Of the passengers h . thing assured :"
r. W. Parker. Puget Sound Agent. scat-
ffa
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Got on 10 tho Northern Pacific ylys

Got on to tho Northern Pacific Flyer.
The change Of time via TIE Noytherv
paesfyc enables passengers to Ieays SEAT
lie daily AZ go o. m, reaching 81. Pauf
era Minneapolis In sixty-six hours ana
S-,,s~sro IA seves.y-n,ns hours, Iinrotr
~rh a. raxS nocn OF tho third day. Omes
n. :. t:s. 81 Joseph ~ $50 Atelison a
ga r.eayenworsh st It's and kansas Civ
..ssS o m. 81 Lonis At It's a. m.
wac car ses from this that the EortA.
-. pacific - faster than any Other afua
- al pelnsa. and, Il you win compare
- sss,,s.e. yea slis s=x the Northern p
90 e<nts al other lines into Lincoln
t-~r.v-,free hours. ST Jss~ph thfrty-oee
$50. Atehfzcn shlrty-ons hours. I~~v-
a.,ynrsh thsrty-sws hours ana Kanss.
$50 .hsr-v bears. wAsrs immediate cor.
,ss,s.ser. are sszae In union zepofs for AT
,.,s,,,x south and southeast.
rs~,,rt forget fExf the Northern psesa,
a. a. orIy fne r1nning two trains daslv
- sra East. tho criy line making einse
~,r1s~,tcrs with cnly one change 81 earn
=, All s0utn@astcrn points. the only lina
- .ha Y.sicestons National PARK. ana fha
paIlraan ard dining ear route from sat
tis.
For fs.si information. tickets. sleepfne
ear reservations. etc. eai on or Wrsta
I. A. Naceaa. General Agent. corner FIRST
avenue and Yrsier way. Seattle. wash
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a. wsek ne anal pr3cse wWo q tAs
bwest of he 6ny- 91gnx hrcka - aAo
ms especially weak IT the csozs. alfAeu9A
ecns tnz-svemerf vzs noted NJ Tho cux-
sze. 81 the srnosz1ceue.f Of further al
rsrce q Ac n tie refined grades cf The
rrS1urc Tas hcr1 A&rke. disrzsysd
weakness approaching denora;fns1cn "a
soma Instances The reeesSsoas among the
Esofe prozt1e1t issues were fractional The
sales were tE3na The more i.rpo<ta.s %
ne ether declines rG1esd from to per
cent
Governments vers vsak ana hover. ca
nales o. n CO.
Aouey on4 Kxchnn9e.
Money On can. easy ~ 1s<oe psp esnt- |:
last loan. :. closed lts7. per cant. prime
mercantile paper. &C., per ce71 s.e.,srs
exsaznxe. steady. with actual business in
oankerS nsa NJ Ass15s ssss for demand.
ard xr1=E4s7& Cor slxry DAYS: posted
rates. Ass2sS and sxssi164s -. CONNER
eiai e.ilA Sassa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-26
NEW YORK MARKETS,

New York May z-ThAre was no -e-
ssction Ia ssdAy's stock market az the
cheerful sersirsezt that haa characterized
Tire closing speculation last week P,s.s-
ress vas On moderate scale. an. the t7ce
Of TIE market was depressed a vigorous
sNoE, &s8isst pres beng naaes By the
hosr1rsesi professionals. particularly y,
sarne % fae srecsAlttss- The .l.eaxn-ah,Ia
influences bearing UPON prices s-r,,,kfef
the engagement q g. 81 go IN sots ZEE
ssf2r1ezt 20 Germany Tomorrow as ~.
espscsa,ioa 81 Increased EXPORT. later !,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-26

SeeeRrf9 ana feeders were scarce ana
arm. - the oexf 7<sces - TIE seascc. ana
goet many chcsce cat cows sos1 srosrs
NA Veal calves vrs~ scx-ce ard arm
some extra c1s,s.v sod IN 90 G.s
Aoes-The rzxrkes vas srn: rozssh lots
-. very choice zaestuc1 hnfrhers.. NN
and most q sAe cAcfce to fancy nxass
NS9Ees sew heavz<s sole above & X
c<r-h<csspss we're liberal. bat th~ DE-
mani uza Ecoc and substantial Fair -
eAasce IexAes brought Usssss s. sraen
eurches o. ehosce native sAeep reached
~ n several Instances. &ni rsany sosa
around 0NN CLIPPED Colorado
averaging - poerds vent ~ s. Go1d
clipped sastve iarzes eoid largely ~ s4sa
spring lambs were scarce ard firm. sels-
Tag ~ "a ss4ssa
Hecespts-castie. Iseoe: hosA Asoo
sneeA A.Aa
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REAL IuTATE TRANSHEAD.
since january and Too
Yesterday.


Reai estate transactions since January
1. 1895. are q. 81. 5oe.is. There were fled
for record yesterday = deeds. aggreGating
Sl0,95l. Following II list furnished BY
the Daily Bulletin. room y Occidental
block:
Harry A. Axteil Of M. to l. II. PauieN
ssss2 acres In no sw SEQ "A y q. I May
q. $40.
acres in no sw sec 4, p n 1 May y.
ssn.
The Des Noines City Improvement Com
pany to Annie Club, lot & block 5 New
add. Des Mo.nes. September 10. isso. aA
Curtis A. Graham ct W. 70 Edgar J.
Rounds. lots II and H. block 2. ID. u.
Crane add: lot and M lot : block "a.
Yesler'a md sup plat. January ~ 1855. 81
Edgar J. Rounds ct ux. to g. H Jen-
nings, lots II and H. block .. D. II. Crane
add: lot and n1s lot 2. block 81. Yesler's
md ada. March Is iseS. $a.5o.
@. II. Jennings ct ux. TO William p. Rob
ertsor. lots II and II. block 2. d. n. Crane
add; lot and MI lot 2, block n. Tesisr's
snd SUP add. May I. 81
Curtis A. Graham ct ux. 10 William b.
Robertson, lots Il and Il, BLOCK I. D. NJ.
Crane add: lot and 81 lot 2. block 81. Yes
ler's md sup add. April q. 81.
Charles r. Patterson ct TX. TO william
". Poole. eli Of half acre tract In no NJ
sec "a. tp "a. + l. April 9. 500.
Charles r. Patterson ct TX 70 william
W. Poole. lots "a and IS. block II. Madison
Street add, April 9,-&.aoe.
Wilbur @. Root ct w. TO Z. W. EnGie.
lots II and u. block Q. South Park, Janu-
AIRY IS. a.
South Park Land ana Improvement Gem
pany TO Charles NJ Anderson. lots Il. 10.
"a. block Is: lots is ana .. block II; lots II
and .. block 49, South Park. May ~.
1855. 81.
Charles NJ. Anderson et ux. to A. Z. Han
ford. lot 10. block q: lots II and e. block
4s. South Park, May 8. s..
John Payne ct ux- to Schulz q Brown,
lots / and :. block z. Ballard Park add,
January %. 90.
William T. Pfilman ct ux. to Edmund
Bowdsn. administrator Of estate of W. 8.
Thompson. deceased. lots and .. block 1.
Frances add. April 10. a. C., 81.
Van Rensselaer, Warren 70 Charles Main.
Sc sec :. tp =. r 5. 80 acres. May Is q C..
sl.sso.
A. ~ Springer 70 James II. johnson.
lots 70 Is. - 70 q. block q. South Park,
May s. si.l5c.
Lot Kay to August Merlin. nv nv go
IS. 70 ., r g. % acres. May q s7oe.
Isabella Boaiiron and husband T. J. to
LIST add. April 4 so.
The Noun. Pleasant Cemetery cerrarv
:. = y, y, J. decisiiand. lot 81. sec l. May
The Ranton Cooperative Coal COMPANY
to Carrie IL vestneys. lot n. block s. Rem
ton. May s. $50
Sarah B. Warner and husband Daniel 70
Ellen ". Hess. lot 3. block .. Renton ada,
May e, $40.
Moses H. Snow ct ux TO Gilman c. Start.
WI OF nv ~ sec q, tTe-5, .. 10 acres. May
II. G.0S5.
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Bufld.ns Pcrm,,.

Building permits were issued by tts sec
Rotary Of the beard Of public works FOR a
new church building for the Tahsrrsr,e
Baptist church. Broadway ard Jefferson
street. 20 cost $500. The building Is 70 b
str7a feet Also 70 r. A. Aorrsn for 4
story and-a-hs1 residence. corner Banner
and Mercer streets, 70 cost s;.5a.
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Rreadsfufnb and Grains.
san Francisco. May 8.-F1our-Fam9ly
extras. S1Bgis5: bakers extras. 0So
a6b: supsrfns. GSG3 per barrel
whsst-sb,pping wheat, 0-N ea- Ne. !
and N.o7ls Tor chsics: milling whssA
u.i7kga ~
Barley-Feed. fair to good. fIHo751ses
choice 737.1cSc; brewing. T60s$c.
Oatz-NiIiing. T,s6esc; Surprise. NO
q. fancy feed. &Geoc: good to choice. SOC
sc: poor to fair. 5o675c: gray, w6s7s4c-
Receipss-Wheat. centais. 1o$63: do Ore
con. An. DO Washington. lSi0: barley.
csntais. B.eos: oats. csntais. 90; DO Ore
son, 20: DO Warrington. s55; beans. sacaA
s.y7: potatoes. sacks. 1.411: DO Oregon.
s.o7: onions. sacks. s7c; bran. sacks. $50:
do Oregon. l.66: mtddhngs, sacks. ~:
DO Oregon, 500: hay. tons, Es: naxseed.
Washington. sacks. so6: wool, bales. "a:
vino. gallons. $40: brandy. gallons.
1000: hides. numbss. 81: quicksilver.
TASKS. n
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
M.ddiings. $17@ls; bran. ossa0lao.
Hay-Wheat. Ss0ll-s0. wheat and cat, =
6i0: oat. G.5o0lo: alfalfa, E8S5o: barley.
S7615o. clover. S607. 50: compressed wheat
y.6lo.5o: do oats, ts.D9s; stock. 1901;
straw. 3s65ac per bundle.
Pota,oes-River Burbanks, lS9soc: Ore
gon DO. 087sc: Early Rose. so67oc: Peta-
luna and Tomaleas 65@ssc: new potatoes
Sicf 3: Humboldt Bubanlks. eo97ec.
vegstables-Onions. new. sed6ec: Los An
seles tomatoss u-s5923; string beans. -
90: green peas, xcG3l: garlic. 465c: greea
peppers. Sc: dried peppers. .6l0c: aspar-
agus. si81- 70: extra %. nE625o; dried
okra, f21sc: rhubafh. 6007sc. extra do. $50
9s1: eucumbers. eoc03lso: summer squash,
75cGs1-so per b II.
Fruit-Longworth strawberries. Cas;
large berries. E67; sooseberries. eoo
N9fs5c. currants. ss<0s5c; Mexican lines,
s.. N36; California lemons, common. 7sc0
si-s5: do good to choice. fsc8e: 90 fancy,
g Eie %: California oranges, seedlings. 81
Oils: navels. =. 3d3: extra 90. g 5cG4:
Mediterranean oranges. N7s11 80; Malta
hiooas s7G2 80: Hawaiian banana uf3:
DO pineappies. G9s
Isafsisc: fancy dairy. uit61sc, DO Sec
onds. l2c-
Cheese-Faney mid new. 10: fair to rood.
e9Tsc: Young America. 1850: Eastern, 4
Gi4c.
Esss-sscrs. iie12c: ranch, is0luxc:
Eastern. n9liisc: Oregon. ii911iic: duck.
iffff5c.
Pouisry-Lsvs turkey sobslers, isar4c
per n: do hens. le8lsc per ID: roosters. old,
tS4tssrfs bt yph4@Es tT4$tHs ufoIeFS. small
s13s 50: nroiiers. large. s4a5: flyers. & s4
Z: hens. G.5e14.5o ducks. old. S55c64:
ducks young. 4s!s; geese. per pair mi Is:
Ecsilnxs. CGf- Is: pigeons, old. 81. s6a1 50.
pigeons. young. 8. sss7f So
GaTne-Ha-es. per dog. sca7sc; eottontail
rabbits. sscGsl: bush do &c.
Wool.
Wooa-Sprtng. San joaquin ana ecusb-
ern coast. poor SIX months, tesc; DO DO
good. six months, 5Gsc: San Joaquin foot
hill. good to choice, s,s9fi<c: do. years
fleece. +GS'-c; Nevada. heavy, eQ,c: DO
choice. sGs,sc.
Hops.
Hops-Nom;na At :4so
Closing Quotaefous-
Wheat-weak: December. Q.rH.
Bariey-weak. December. &c.
Cor1-s5c
Bran-Csa
Financial.
Silver sars ... rSf Drsr.-c,-A< srx
Mex Col ..SieH3 Telegraph :. rs
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Far train leaving May 18Th ~ 30 p. N.
aud May n at 40 o. M. 50. Seattle ia
San Fra1eisco. including berth IN tourist
sse<psr from Portland: SIS. nrss ciass la
Guiding berth n Pullman sleeper frosn
Tertla19- Rates 70 points Ess. fa-curn
California. same ~ northern Inca 6czta.
era Rass1e ticket ezes, - Ireus stzooA
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erEANER cLAN NpoSALp.
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srns. GARLAND AND EvANoEIA

Steamer Garland Ieavss Yesier dock Mon
6ays. Wednestays ana FridAys ~
. N. for Pors Townsend. Port Wnliana
Getfysbaxg. Pynht. CsxllAm Bay and NsAh
Bay. rstusn.nS. ayTives at Seattle p.
N "a opp1gtse days. Cleaner EvangaI
bayss Yes,sr dock for Port Angeles ana
yietof1s, AoedayA Wednesdays and FRI
Gay at 80 .. "a: arrives Seattle alter
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MARINE NEWS.

IN rnnc.sre. May A-Arr.ve4-SAsp
Spartan. Seattle. earkenrins SertA Bend.
Gray'a HSraor. schooner Joseph ara
Henry. CoGrsi.s river. CnatfiiA. Victoria
and Port Townsend: Trackee. Goes Say:
Washtsnaw. Tacoma Departed - Del
Norse. Grayss Harner.
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o. Port orshsld ds an q i po raw w.sA.n~.s.
route. leaves City deck. foot Of Naln
street. $40 a m. calling At South Beach.
BurrhesL Brick Yard. Bremerfon. o. 8.
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tracyson,
Chico. ssiver3zie. Leaves Port Orchard
navy station al .. m. arrives Seattle
IT p. n E. ~. Robinson, master. Lily.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE
STEAMER oEoRar =. srARR

STEAMER GEORGE y. STARR
Leaves Tacoma. y noon: Seattle. Yesiss
wAarf. p. n. Mondays and Thursdays
New waatcom. Blaine and Friday Har-
Dor. and Vancouver. arriving vancouvsr {
,. m. following day
Fare to Blaine. q: fare to vancouvsr.
=. Tor further Information apply 10 Yes.
lar y lsrf.
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oe.l SSies.
80 "a
nacco. = foo, lmersrsr enr,r a sn,. nur.
I,nr,on & ~. T.ou,svsii. = N..hyiI,s 90.
Manhattan m Eorthern Pacific 4 mo.
st. Paul. $500: Wheeling. Aooo
rrcnr
~n...~ ~ -. 49,
1900 49,
-
WneAs.
Wnsas-necearee 100 busnas: ex-
pofts' S.N0 eoot Market. weak; NO.
ns.d. usunAc. options advanced Tor .
80 80 ees
closnd steaAv ~ As7i.c nes ioss. NJ, : "a
NAV. ~ aesr c,osed e-Lo. sentemhsr
oH60a, closed sc.
vf~fhla fsrasn aurv,v
The visible SUNNY OF srain aasur6>v
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national Republican convonfion &C g.
Ioyfa.

Tes Northern Pacific viii make round
trip rats q ~ % 70 81 Louis - account
OF ttss ccrversson- Tickets o. nals Jzne
10 and II This rate = open % AL Tor al
particulars caf at Northern paeede o.
Zee. conner Yes,e- ray ard 1lryt avnsa
aoAtsie.
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FORT BI.AKELEY ROUTR
SARAH n RENToN.

urday and Sunday. 10 q n and and as
p m; s.'uSSay = 4 49,: ap a s and
Leaves Blakslsy. sxcspt Saturday enc
Sunday. q a. ard lss& and 1;lS = n |;
Saturday, q m aud l3sE and s:ls = q. !:
Sunday. q n ard p. N
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PUGET SOUND q .Ar~AgKA orHA1g.
VICTORIA ROUTE
srEA,GsHp CITY or xrNcsroM.

Between Taeome ard Victoria, .. c.
eDamiLvs NJ. Tacoma mo Ar l:Siam
1els.mELyI H. esatti. -: clArl s:dosm
t.0pml ArEi1os... Victoria IL NILyi 6.a0pm
daily except Monday.
This steamer furniahea frst-class accom-
modAtions. carrying both freight and pas
eeuGers. and leaves from Yesler wharf.
oanftls.
d: fSaoRxpyx1
Yssier wharf. oeasejA
I. a. MDEAU.
osnas0 Assat n r. r. r.. seAttiA
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GAN JUAN 1sr.Axpa

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States nail leaves City
dock. foot OF Main street. Monday. We'd
Aesday and Friday 1t ! q M. for Port
Townsend. an Juan Islands ard New
WhAtcom- Rsturnsng. leaves New what
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. ~
TINE CARD IN EFFECT Jan. L
North Dcund-f1AAves Seattle 1 O u:
leaves Port Tevnsen1 9 q m: leAyss lri-
Qay Harbor io:0 .. m; leaves Roche Har-
SO .. m
South bound--IAayss Nsv whstcom : ..
m: leaves Roche Harbos " 9 N. leaves
Townssd Z p. m: arrives ct Seattle 7.6
J. r. Thompson. manAser-ownsr. xfny.
Bognrdus CO., a&ensA City dock
Telephone. Main q.
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS or THE
YUKON RIVER ALASKA

TIE Steamer ExcEfsfoR VIII leave
Seattle on or about June . fer 81 NJ
y wesrp for Fort Cudahy. stopping ~
II, mining camps on the rtver:
This 10 the only route 20 ne Yukon
IN bs avoided. Passengers take steam
- AZ Seattle ard are landed directly .,
ARE m.ren For rates. etc.. a2oiy to
~npTu AMERICAN TRANsFoRTA-
"srIa,S AND TRADING Co. schwaeach-
ers Wharf. Seattle. WaAh-