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Sec - Every ESffr eIeESaIE % ScAc u
faFor Of the ratification of said proposed
rev charter snail vote ballot containing
TIE words:
For tae proposed rev charter"
Every voter eiecffuE 20 vote against TIE
SaEacarlos OF said proposed new cnar,er
Mail vote a haflo- containing the words.
Axaiast the proposed new charter.
Every vcfer e5ecftrE 70 vote n favor OF
tie ratiaca ton Of Alternate Proposition
no. ! q said proposed new c1agter snaia
vote n ballot containing ire wor1s.
For Alternate Proposition No. Of said
proposed rev charter"
Every voter electing 70 vote against the
ratification OF said Alternate Proposition
No. 81 said proposed new charter shall
vote a ballot containing the words:
Against Alternate Proposition No. OF
f1e proposed new charter.
Sec. = This ordinance snail take enect
and be In force from and after it's pas
sage and approval. IL approved BY the
mayor. otherwise ii shall take effect AT
the time IL shall become a law under the
provisions OF the city charter.
Passed the board u aldermen tne
day Of February, lss. and signed by me
IN open session IN autnentscatton o. It's
passage this -. day OF February, less-
President Of Board OF Aldermen
Passed the house OF delegates the
DAY OF February. 1896 and signed by me
in ouen session in naturalization OF lis
passage this -. day OF February. 1880.
President OF House OF Delegates
Approved by me this 70 Day 81 Fsprnary'
FILED by me this 10 day of February.
1896. r. r. STEWART, City Clerk
e' = " r. F. STEWART.
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racoma Marina Newr.

Tacoma. Feb. 10 - Special. - British
steamship Ardandearg Is leading -four ~
the Puget Sound nour4ng mills.
steamer City OF Kingston took out 20
tons of sugar this evening for Seattle
sha brought in $50 cases OF salmon yes
tcrday from Vancouver. consigned to On
tarso, Canada.
Steamer Muitnomah. which has been on
tire Olympia ways for several weeks un~
dervoinr rapairs. will resume her Tacoma
S4attie-C Olympia run tomorrow.
Steamer City OF Aberdeen brought IN Is
barrels OF lime this morning from Roche
harbor. The lime was transferred 10 the
Aberdeen at Seattle from tho steamer
Lydia T.hosnnson.
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was characterized by pronounced strength
The volume OF business exceeded any to-
tails since the stormy days following the
ysnezuesa message. The dealings we're
very widely Distributed. and took IN a nu-n-
Der OF usually neglected shares. Higher
prices for American securities N London.
purchases for that account in this market.
stimulated by fuller appreciation Of the
improved outlook o. tbs side es defined
BIZ ssss success OF the government bond
issue and an easter condition OF the time
money market. and weakness n foreign
exchange rates. all contributed 90 encoaT-
age the local dealers. Leading commission
houses reported an influx Of orders. and
cheerful tone prevailed. The news OF the
appointment OF number of banks as gov
ernnent iepoSto-ses for the new bonds
was regarded as tending 20 prevent an ex-
IRENE disturbance OF the money market.
Sugar maintained It's leadership OF the
market IN point OF activity. despite unu-
saasly heavy totals in the number Of
shares. Sugar gained per cent, bat the
Improvement was not sustained. as WASH
sagsou CITY advsces that hill had been
introduced providing for se1e reses2 OF the
dsffereutsal on the staples encouraged
raid on the part OF the traders and pro-
voked liquidation by outsiders. The stock
fell per cent, bus recovered partially ATT
e-wari. ard IL closed unchanged on the
dav. The geaerai hist rose iaJ.s per cent.
In the late operations prices again took
on strength. under the leadership Of To-
hacco and Sugar. The closing vas active
and strong at fractional concessions from
the best prices. but WIKI material net gains
the ruae. The bond market displayed con-
siderable srregularsty, but the undesTone
was firm. The salss were s2.0I6ea Gov
ernments stissned slightly on purchases
OF s362. 0oo
Money and Exchange.
Money on call, easy. at s<f5 per cent; last
loan, S: closed al s; prime mercantile pa
per. 5l.6l7as per cent. Sterling exchange.
weak aud lower, with acsuas business in
bankers bills at s4S7i4Sis S7s. for demand.
and 81 ssi. a ssh for sixty days; posted
rates. s4s7og4 ssh. and Assh&ga. Sass; COM
r,nerciai bills. s4.s5is. Silver certificates.
ssIz46Sc.
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COUNTY NOTICES

COUNTY TREASURERS -NOTICE-on
and after the 10th day OF February. 1886.
I win pay on presentation all outstand-
ing warrants drawn or the road ard
bridge fnnd up TO and including No.
4,s7s. issued September II. 1894. and al
warrants drawn on the soldiers relief
fund up to and Including treasurers
No. ag. dated October 3. ISIS.
No interest viii be paid on said war
rants after February 10. 1885.
Dated at Seattle. Washington. February
Z, 1886 JOHN W. MAPLE.
County Treasurer.
BY p. p. PADDEN, Deputy.
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Financial.

IT
London. Feb. io.--Silver. sossd: consolss
los T-i6.
New York. Feb. io.-The Evening Posts
London financial cahlegram says: Tho
Bank OF England's selling price OF bar
gold was raised to ass I'D today. Theirs
was no change in the price or eagles. The
bank evidently wishes TO check tia ex-
ports OF bar gold. preferring TO sell at .
profit the eagles bought some time ago.
The stock markets were good today, anu
the closing at the best Consols sold at
1854. 1t is felt that the political horizon il
clearing generally. The feature today
was the rush for Kaffirs here and from
Paris. This was partly on a bullish arti-
Gle In the Times. and partly on Mr.
Rhodes return to Rhodesia. Americans
were strong. closing at the best. but tho
excitement In kafrirs diverted the real
animation from all other markets. IL IL
impossible to say whether another boom
In kaffirs has really begun, because poll
tics now enter so largely into the matter.
but the buying Is of q very good KIND. and
the public are coming in again. The Paris
market was irregular. and the Berlin mar
ket firm.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
liverpool Feb. -wheat-Spot. easy;
demand poor. No. red winter. IS sad:
No ! hard Manitoba. IS I'd; No. j Cali
fornia, IS lVd. tutnfes ciosea ssca"ss ~
I'D lower; February. S. Sixd: March, 6s
Cd: April SIS sad: May, IS sad; June and
July, IS sisd.
Corn-Spot. quiet: American mixed. new.
ss I'D Futures opened quiet. I'd lower:
closed dull, Lfftsd lever: February. IS
I'D: March. IS lad: April. SIS I'd. May. IS
2i&a: June. ss sgd; July. IS 2i.d.
Flour-Firm. demand. moderately st.
Louis fancy winter, IS 81.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. e. 50.
Va, caraat vots at tina primaries IL You
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRS. GARLAND AND EvANGEL.

Seattle ard 7pwnsena-Sesh Bay Route
Ssesrner Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
aavS. Wednesdays and Fridays az 1873
TungersSs. Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Pysnt. Claliam Bay and Nea5
Bay; returning arrives Seattle SO D N
on opposite days. steamer Evangel leave,
yySier lock Ter Port Angeles and Vf~to-ss
Nsrsavs. Wednesdays and Fr.favs az
6 % y. m: arrives Seattle alternate DAYS 4
p m
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prevented any material loss. Trade. Asws
ever. was dun and narrow.
Oats were quiet and heavy. influenced
by similar feeling In wheat
Provisions were inclined 10 weakness at
the opening. on account Of the unexrect-
edly large run OF hogs. but buying orders
quickly absorbed the offerings. and prices
held well until near the close. when wheat
had depressing effect The close Was
near the lowest figures
Closing Quotations.
Wheas-FeNrusry. s4Se: May. esSa
Sorn-Fehruary. sc. May. &ssc.
ats-Feoruary. lsxsc: MAY. siiac.
fcrk-Fehruary. sfaaS: May. slo.A
Laru-Feeruary. sS.sstS. May. Sa6A
Kins-sale. May. sSsa
Fiaxseed-siiSc
Ttnothy-s2A
Live Ssock.
Catfle-Trsde was fairly active hut the
supply was much too large. resulting Ia q
reduction OF lo4lSc in price. and good
many cattle were carried over. Sales were
SSiSsf4.sS for common TO extra native beef
cattle. cows and heifers largely st sa<1s. IS:
bulls. s2G93. SO; calves. ;irFn at sSsss.sa for
the better class The stocker and feeder
trade was slow. NJ slightly lower prices.
Hogs-In spite Of the largely increased
receipts. prices held well. early sales being
at about SC reduction. the market closing
steady at the decline; common 10 prime,
S. sses4 80. the bulk OF thu sales at s4.is&t
40.
Sheep-Trade was slower than last week.
though fairly active. and prices were loo
or more lower; common 10 cheiee natives.
So seais.z IS; Westerns. So se&sS.eo. yearllngss
s.. coo sic; lambs. SSsSs-eS.
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49, ,w o~.tuance No s4se OF said
$500 September 4tn, 1914
81. sSTsaf sad bonds sazH Be issued
- ,~~ses 81 three g TIE oeEon'ns tion 1s
q So = 81 fae denomination q i've
bcres stssa dollars each. and era Of said
1nraFr - - 81 fhe denomination OF one
tezes susrfy-o1e and 5s-l0 9iZL5}
tlsn That sai4 bonds sssll Be pay
Sc sauai annual install u1ents.
80 la.sves. q; TIE rate Of eight per
gsts ssss-ssJs annually on all unpaid in
es.sss 60, n the manner 70 Ds set fo!fa
IS - -. "a the special leyIes which shall
-. sach year. sad bonds shall be
- "a ne property IN said district re-
fror ire assessment chafgee
49, n All property Included In saA
49,. ,s.-,ver9@-1t district No. III, except
- pn.s been redeemed BY tire pay
-. - f5e assessment thereon prior to
80 ss.s'-arsce o. said bonds snail be liable
- 80 special assessments 20 De levied
~ - go for the payment OF the INSTALL
ess and interest On said bonds
Tnat said bonds shall be issued
seS,.sr r~cvsced ard delivered TO Flynn
the eo TIsra sn laf H Iss IN,
fx.e.s now Harvard avenue north." In
ezs-~rt therefor the delivery OF said
r. IA be in such amounts and At such
s srs and subject 70 suca conaiuons az
- q Tie fISx@s Az E3&AtAN< S-tAV III
- Improvement
- 49, & This ordnance shall take ef-
=. srd be IN force from Ard after It's
80 and approval. II approved by the
49, osasrnlse II snail take effect at
- - .s... II anal become q lay under the
W 1ssvss-ens Of the city charter.
Sn...xsa the board Of aldermen the gth
a. IA February, lsys. and signed by me
= o-en session IL naturalization OF Its
- - this 1ta day Of February, 1885
T. 81. DATLTON.
President Board Of Aldermen.
p~suea ths house of delegates the Bird
A. 81 February. 1870. and signed by ma
= J. aser session FRI naturalization Of the
lag. = fh.s 7th Cay OF February, 1895.
r. II. HTRD,
4estnr President House OF Delegates
arpvosed By me this l0sh day of Febru-
Tts BYRON PHELPS. Mayor.
e. bv me this 10th day Of February,
-. r. r. STEWART. City Clerk.
rutasshed February II. 1896.
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rxcur.son TO san Francisco,

via "xount Shasta Route" Wednesday.
FEBRUARY II Seattle 70 san Frzncisco. in-
cir,dlug berth IN tourist sleeper, sizps. M
Guiding berth In Pullman sleeper. 20.
go "a rozrss East via the Sunset Route
.s,,~. "a We northern lines. Sou,hsrn Pa
e.Ier ticket Office, SIS Front street.
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STEAMER MABEL,
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER DELTA.

STEAMER DELTA.
Leaves Harrington's dock. foot OF WASH
.n9ton street. Tuesday. Thursday and Sat-
urday at o'clock q. n. for kingston
pn-t Gamhle, Seabeck Brinnon. HoIley
be watto, Lilliwaup Falls. Hoodsport ana
linton City. Returns alternate days
Fare. SOC 10 ell points. Freight, soc all
pcirts Fare 10 Port Gamble. &c
u. TROUTMllN. Master.
D. TRoUTMAN. Master.
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the Generstive Organs, caused by overexerrlon,
youthful ndiscrefions or tho use Q,
CO. OPIUM or stimuiants. whsca ultimately isao 10
lnHrraity. Consumption and insanity fut gp IN COB
venient form TO carry in tae vest pocket Price
package, or for -. With every - order we give
written guarantee to cure or refura sno
M Sent mali - address. Gtrcuinr Tree
In plain envelope. Address ROY ALCuENICALCn 60.
prznsA ofsse fsr e. sss pearbe~a ST.. eHhAsu tIi-
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. SEATTLE, TACO
MA aad wALLA WALLA, WASH.
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A reward OF 80 VIII be paid for infor-
nation leading 20 the arrest ana conyic-
ton Of any one stealing copies ot e1s
Post-IntclisErncer delivered 70 SaSsStsoSfs
throughout the city.
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR GREYHOUND
Issily, except Sunday.
Leaves Es. EFT s:45 a. M, p. m.
Leaves Sear,-e IL 80 a. m. and 4 30 p. N.
Sundays-Leaves Seattle 40 D M;
leaves Everett IL a. M
Fare-Singie trip. I5c; round trip, 81. Is.
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
homish.
street..
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAvIGA-
TON COMPANY.
Claud TruCp, Pres. F. ". Goodhue. Sec.
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Ranch and Dairy Butter very sca-re and
bringing rood prices. Ship 20 Us We pay
cash or arrival
No COMMISSION.
JOHN n AGES. Sza-s-2 Western asa71s.
ccrzer Marion street
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JOHNSON -sH EARER-At tire resli-ncs
11nrfte on Sunday evening, kHDraAfy y
lss2. hy the Rev. John II. D@snony Mr.
Rufus Johnson. 81 Douglas city, AlAA4A.
and A.zs Nellie 5heaFsxs OF Ss&st1s-
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGrON R0ITTE

mail. leaves City dock. foot OF Main street,
at $50 a. M: arrives at Sidney at l0:ls a.
m Arrives al Silverdale at IL m. Leaves
return at p. N. Daily. except Sunday.
Fare sc. E. N. Robinson, master. Lilly,
Bogardus & Co., agents. Telephone, Main
a.
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wHArcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER RAY CITY

r.,ve. CIV ecck. feet OF MAJ,
Ts,s-dsv. THURSDAY and SATURDAY a, -
u %. Anssossses, .i Esafh 7S asa wSss-
ssaar kss.Iai .,s Fyssn1 s',o'n Sunday.
i-s'.y' Boxartus c.. City Dock. Aren't.
rneae. AAln "a
". IT. ELLIS. Owner
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
sTrANER kcsALIE.


Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend oaily, except Sunday. at
10 a. m: returning leaves Victoria at 8
%. M. Steamer George e. Starr leaves for
Port Townsend and way points daily, ex-
cept Saturday, at p. m: Sunday. direct,
at a. m: returning direct. leaves Port
Tcwnsend at .. m. Phone. Pike 70.
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FOR BREMERToN. L. 8. DRY DOCK
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY.
GEN. CANRY
GEN. CANDY.

leaves Seattle daily at $50 y n er
cert second Sunday az each rr0nth a~4
arrives AT 10 a. m. Leaves Sundays at . "a
a m. and p. m. except second Sunday AZ
each month. then leaving nj p. n, toach-
nag at ali intermediate points.
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CUT RATES TO HOOD CANAL

Feed Canal Navigation Ce-na-~-..
steamers Cseaasis and Rainier Leave ss5sSs
al ! a. u. from Cosn.an's dock Tor kSi~s-
ssos. Part Gaaeas. tsooesport. Br4nn5n
FaYr. sc Errsght. SIC per tor.
Holm ~ ALIEN. Owner
FRANK W. GCcDHTE. Agent
Ts.epAore. Rel xl- Cos1Az cock
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Total sales.
The total sales OF stock today were ga
ass shares. including; American Sugar ss,-
COO. Tobacco 100 Atchison 1I.No, Bur-
rngton Il. 900 Chicago Gas 400. DistilIins
II. 400. General Electric $500, Louisville x
Nashville Il. 400. Manhattan $500. Missouri
Pacific 90. Northwest $500, Pacific Mall
s.aoe. Reading H. 500. Rock Island 1900. st
Paul 400, Tennessee Coal a. Iron 5000.
United States Leather preferred li,Sec.
Western Union $3.50. Wheeling & Lake
Erie 1900.
Flour-Receipts 5000. exports $500.
Dull and heavy; bids 5aiec lower. ara quo
tatsons somewhat nominal.
Wheat.
wheat-Exports IS, COO bushels. Spot low
err: No. z red sesse: No. hard, 71isc 7. o. D.
afIoat. Options opened weak, under lower
cables and heavy worlds shipments, end
declined on heavy liquidation. foreign sell
ing small American and English visible
supply decreases and large wheat receipts,
but finally rallied on export demand ana
the cold wave. and closed Irregular, ~ rs
6fls.c net loss: No. red February closed
7sac: May, 72Q72 iS-iec: closed '2ssc.
Hops.
Hops-Steady.
Wooi-Steady.
Petroleum.
petrolenmt-Duli; United closed s1f2s
bid.
Coffee.
Coree-options opened steady at D1-S
POINTS advance. and clcred steady at ia1le
points net advance. Spot coffee, RIO qu.et,
steady: Ne Rio, I3o; mid. euiet' Cor
dova lss4gi5ac.
sugar
Sugar-Raw firm. refined STEADY Dur
quiet
Metals.
Pig Iron-Quiet Southern, sI.7s9 iS.-5.
Northern, si28ia.5o.
Copper-Steany; brokers', sl9'SS' ~
change sieEfi0.25.
I.ead--Firn: brokers, -; excna7ss'
sgl2l4eE3.i5. ....
Tsn-Barely steady: straits. sls. 80 y. .
plates steady.
spelter-Dull; domestic. s4aSiet-
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Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middlings, $1,000. bran. ,is.0ail.

Middlings, Sl6N3o; bran, sl3.69&.
Hay--wheat, SSmu.sO; wheat and cat.
s7.5oa10.5o; oat. s7.5ea10; alfalfa. S9a. bar
ley, $7g9: clover, Sf5s; compressed. $50
dio5o: stock. s6Q7.5o: straw. SsQsoc per
bundle.
Potaoes-Salinas Burbanks, eQi90c: riv-
er Burbanks, 30140c: Oregon Burbanks.
5eGf70c: river reds, 50G7ec; Early Rose. IS
GI7sc MERGED sweets, 81.
observation-disclosures onions. e5ds5c:
Oregon onions. 70Gf9oc: Los Angeles toma-
toes s.. 5l9f3: string beans. 1ssfa0c: green
peas. e@sc; cabbage. 4o9f5oc: garlic. 4a5c.
mushrooms. lo@2oc; asparagus, Ma20c.
rhubarb. s6l0c.
Fruit-Apples. No. grades. s5cUsi: COM
mon 50T75c: fancy. N254I.50: Mexican
fines. S. g6fs: California lemons, common.
slQi25: California lemons. good TO choice.
81. sed2; California lemons. fancy. s2.5o; Cal
ifornia oranges, seedlings, 75c1s1 Is; nav
els. s1d2 %: bananas. 81. seq. 80.
Butter-Fancy creamery, z.szss2sc: sec
onds. 26Gs7c; fancy dairy, 25c: seconds, y
92ic.
cheese-Fancy mild new. iaQ1sc; fair TO
good. 9Gfiic; Eastern, 12fi4c.
Eggs-Store, 1sT17c; ranch. l3ff7c.
Poultrv-TurSey gobblers. lGa11c: turkey
hens, 16Giic; ROSTERS. old. ssGs59: roos-
broilcrs large. $3.50; hens. sfu5; ducks,
RAJ: geese. s1.25G1.75; pigeons. old. SIG
1i2is; pigeons. young, sl.5oG2
Gane-Gray geese s2G225: white geese,
75cefs1: rabbits, 7sa9ec: rabbits. co.tontail.
ss1i25: hares. 5e175c: honkers. seG2 50;
brant. sl1i25.
wool.
wool--Fail. short. trashy San Joaquin
plains. sa5c: good San Joaquin plains, 80
S.; southern and coast, 465c. mountain
woods, light and free, safe. mountain
WOODS. defective and heavy. 54ec; Hum
baldt and Mendocino, sGSc-
Hops.
Hops-5Q7c per pound.
Closing Quotations
wheat-Dull: December. sI.5s.; May.
sl.i7%.
Barley--No trading
Corn-s5c.
Bran-sll
Financial.
Silver Bars 49,. s-zs Drafts. Sight Par
Mex Doi'rs. sss. a IA Drafts. Telegh n. Par
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
Time Card In Effect June 1. 1885

Seattle. Everett. and Whatcom route
State OF Washington leaves Seattle caiiy,
except Saturday. at 10 n. n.
Seattle and La Conner route-Fairhaven
leaves Seattle daily, except Saturday. At
10 .. m.
Telephone Main Us. Yesler Dock.
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TIME earn IN EFFECT IAN =.
/. & b. LrNE-sKAoIr RIVER ROUTE.
WEEKLY TINE CARD.

STEAMER CLAN MDoNAI.D
Leaves Seattle-Feb. 10 at L. midnight:
Feb IL at II midnight: Feb. IA at II mid
night Leaves Mount Vernon-Feb. IL at
a. m: Feb. Ia at a. IA; Feb. l6 at Z
q. m Calling at Tulalip going south Sun
day and north Tuesday.
STEAMER MABEL.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8
a. m for Edmonds. Everett. and Snohom-
ish river points. Landing at City dock.
Seattle.
LILLY. BoGARDUS & CO. Inc,
Tel. Main s.. Owners and Managers.
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THE VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. J. A. OBrien. Master
Leaves Tacoma, IL noon: Seattle, Yeslers
wharf. D. m, Mondays and Thursdays
for Port Townsend. Anacortes, Fairhaven.
New whatcom. Blaine and Friday harbor.
and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver p m.
following day.
Fare 20 Blaine. s.: fare to Vancouver. 81
For further information apply to Yeslers
WHAT
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IIII11IT
PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL AMERI-
CAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
II|IIl|I
Regular saliings between Puget
Sound and Central American
Ports.
MUM
SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock, foot of Main street. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at ! a. m. for
New whatcom. Returning. leaves New
whatcom Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day. at 4 n m.
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT JAN. 4:
North bound-Leaves Seattle I q. m:
leaves Port Townsend g. m; leaves FRI
day Harbor 1870 a m. leaves Roche
Harbor HAS p. m; arrives at New What
com $50 p. n.
South bound-Leayes New Whatcom I a.
M: leaves Roche Haroor 10 a. m: leaves
Friday Harbor II a m; leaves Port
Townsend 2. H.. arrives at Seattle 7:45
p. N.
J. n. Thompson. manager owner. Lilly,
Bogardus & Co. agents. City dock.
Telephone. Main 81.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
psspa.ch steamers from Seattle as fol-

Dispatch steamers from Seattle ~ fol-
Ser san Francisco. via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. m lrassengers re-
ceived on board at a. M February : 7.
L. Il, -. Y.
For Alaska-Fehruary 2 and IT at a. m
F-orn San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports a. a. n. February l.
s, "A. 70. a. .
Tickets may be obtained at the once OF
The company az Ocean dock. Seattle.
j. r. TRowRRIDGE. r. s. Supt. s
GOODALL PERKINS & CO.,
General Agents. San Francisco.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. club, size: blue stem, Csc; weak.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland, Feb. 0.-Wheat-yaiiey. esq
Gle, Walia walla, 6o6l6lc per bushel.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Rreaastnfrs and Grains.

San Francisco, Feb. l0.-Flour-Family
extras, $iGJ410: bakers extras, s2.so43.9o:
superfine, s.. S593i 10 per barrel.
Wheat-Shipping wheat, sli3A for No. l.
and si.l5 for choice; milling. sl.25Q1.3o.
Barley-Feed. fair to good, 70Q7iAc;
choice, 72ikc: brewing, soaS21zc.
Oats-Milling. 77t2@s2isc; Surprise. s5c1
81: fancy feed, s2isqSI1sc: good to choice.
75QS2ixc; poor TO fair. 6j352lsc: black. for
seed, 81. l0di.S0; gray. 71isGs5c per GENITAL.
Receipts-F'lour quarter sacks. 3.220, do.
Oregon, 1850; wheat, centaIs, 1880; do.
Oregon, 365; barley, centals. 1856; oats.
centals, 635; do, oregon, s95: beans. sacks.
III: potatoes. sacks. 1885; do, Oregon,
1874: middlings. sacks, 165: bran, sacks.
1873; hay. tons, esi; hops. bales. 2ss. wool.
bales. s; hides. number. go; wine. gallons.
C. 100
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FIJI on THE FLYER.

FIT on THE FLYER.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
rcur round trips dsily. except sunday.
In one hour ard twenty-five mtrufeA
THE STEAMER FLYER.
Regular daily trips. Seat.ie-TacomA
TAkiNG EEFH-T TUESDAY. NAY &
TIME CARD
ssrgse fare. 5ec. round trip, sc.
Leave Seaftie-1s4s. ILLS a. m: s.4s. e:ls
p. n
Leave Tacoma-s.H a. IA: I. l-3a. p N
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle A m: Y n: 2. m
Leave Tacor7a-s-D a N. 20 IN D. IA
LANDING 81 Northern PacsAc wharf. Ta-
eorna. ans Commercial dock. foot of Ma
rfcr street Seattle.
Sundays steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington. fare &c