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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-24
REAL ESTATE TRANsrEnl
transactions Since january 81
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since Jssnuo1
1897. are &.lls.eAsl There were nle1
record yesterday fourteen deeds, axxf1
Ing S.is9. Following Is a Hat: 'a7 f|
The Lake View Cemetery Assoctat3oS
ME-. J, r. Dodge, ca lot '& Lake ~
Francis A. BELL ct TX. to Mrs- J. b. -
saksr. lot ;. blk 5; lots 10 and -. blk II
II y and Is. blk II. Baker add. MOI
shsrsr to Meyer Got,s,ein. part ~
Shsriff TO Oregon Mortgage Cunn1
Limited. lots 4 5. to Q. and nv sa Si
II. sl.g25.s, 81
se,itlr N g W p 81, IAnsuth. NJ NJ.
r. l.. Liisey ct w. 10 Jacob MadeA r.
ard I, blk ~. Laws I'd add. Nov.
Sheriff TO Annie NJ Good. re ~ = -
70. T. 10 acres. March 1. 500.
Mary Brown 10 =. Calvert. all blk ii
Z. blk 8. Union city; lots / TO !, bin q.
ley'h add 10 Riley's add: lot 10, blk :. ~
I'd add. Nov. Is. q G. s.
20 !. comstock add Nov: u,
Blancho A. Smith. individuality, an4
exeeutrsx of estate cf Alfred Whtttt4 e.
ceased. TO Grace w. Mnlar, ioss ~ Il.
=; g; and %. except feet on wsee
blk -. Gilman park, Ballard, Nov.
Kedsie Smith ct AK. TO Grace w. yeIlln*
lot -. big 10. Gilman park. Ballard 80
II. G, 81. d
l.. Dahlgren ct nix, 10 Emily =. palf
Denny 4 iIoy,'s add. Oct. q etpQ
Karen Mary Petersen and husband ~
T. 10 Daniel W. Halsht, eis IctN u q
blk 4 Victory add. Nov. q. $40
wards, lots 81 and 3. blk |. Kirkland 80
June I, 1891, t2fo.
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The branch hydrographlc offsc> 49,
aoase. roFt townsend. win YurnssN ~.s sez[
p.icaflon, free % charge. fun infovs H.
rekafaing the Following notices g
Brazil. east coast, Rio San rr.n~,... u
Merle, depths outside the hAr shS~ 35Sssa H.
chile. Chores tslands. anch,aras~' ~
siae o. northern island -
Errafa. Notices 20 Marfnera M - -
and No. "A l.oSl eff 1857,
france. north coast, .salafa intenaeS -
Aofn on east Jetty. -
France, west coast pia1eau a. 49,
bonne, alteration in position < lishtS
new experimental light buoy.
ireland. north coast Ios,rh 49,
southwest T'uns buoy altered In CO.. q D.
Java, north eoast. Struixyowel 5n16&
non-existense of beacon on Karane
,s. Elaine, isss an n Haul hay. sptndlas u
Maine. Fenei,Scot river, buoy estnA
OF Steeles Point ledge -
New York, Hudson river, New Haif1
post nght. alteration In color. r!
New York bay. the NarrovA dtnenn1o1i
ariee OF light marking wreck Ailsa.
NORM Pacinc ocean. position Of Ktnr1(
rrefs unsuccessful search Tor Cald1I
Maria reefs. Ill.,
North Pacific ocean. seunaings q -
shoai and northeast of BIRD fslAnf. q Al
Norway, south coast, new iirhts
Norway. west coast, Bommes0 nunnnH
depths on Dyrenaesfin. ~
Norway, west coast. South Eyae
light established. g.
Russia. gulf OF Finland. Khes1an
shoai found and huoyssi. - $@
Russian Tartary, Peter the 0renf
Slasianski bay. non-exisscace a r.
northeastward Of Bruce point. u
Scotland. west coast. rrported ror>tS
Handa sound 49,
South Carolina. Charleston anns1rn5z
amended particulars Of Relief ,ghivcS2 r.
Virginia, CheSa peake hay light m6f}f'
wreck eastward of Thlmhle shoal
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Total Sales.
Available supply.

Special cable and telegrap hic dispatches
10 Bradstreet's. covering the principal
points OF accumulation. Indicate the fol-
lowing changes In available supplies last
Saturday. as compared with the preceding
saturday:
Wheat-Tnited States and Canada. eas,
Of the Rockies. incrsase sss.ea bushels:
afioat for and in Europe, increase 2 500 600.
Liverpool Corn Trade News says:
Worlds supply. total increase, 40. go
corn-United States and Canada, cas-, of
The Rockies Increase. $500
Oats-rnIted States and Canada. east O,
the Rockies Increase lis. os.
A smaller iricrease Ia available stocks Of
wheat In the United States ard Canada
last week than that reported In the Off
GA ysslDis sapn,y ssaIsre's Issued on
herewith indicates a sudden check In the
movement Of the cereal from first hands
one which was not made apparent by ref
srence 10 The movement that points COW
erred in ne official visible statement. Larg-
~ Increases In available stocks last week.
exclusive Of those In the Official state
raent referred To. are 5000 bushes In
Northwestern interior elevators and 1874 go
hsrSheis At Galveston Corresponding de-
ereases amount 10 1900 bushels NJ yari-
Gus Manitoba storage points: Ti1p., nnsh-
els = Fort william. Ont: us 90 bushels in
Milwaukee private elevators. and ~ 90
bushels Ia Chicago private elevators.
General Quotations.
Flour Receipts. q sss; exports. - AZ bar
refs Market moderately active and firm
ali day.
wheat-gecespts. 81 go. exports. Isl 1T
bushels. Spot hrrner. No. : red. ~ OPP
tious opened firm on Argentine crop darn-
age and higher cables, ruled fsrrn all day on
High; offeripgs. and clnss6 t<@lSsc net high
er. No. red. November; closed s7ssc De-
cerrn@ gr&ESsssc cieSsa SIC
yyool-Du'i. fleece. .sGsfc
FssSssfsstsFrs~~ islIHsay lss,li.4 crude. ror1.-
rafty az .sr.
t-oree~isE:tors closed barely steady, "a
81 POINTS ret decline Sales - 50 1AgS in
cl9ssslng: December 3 e5f75 Iac: VI rch so
90 r. Spot-Etio dull. No. invosee. srsc:
No. 5obhing. ssse; mild. dull: Cordeva, 81
Gl4c
sagar-Rgw. firm; refined. firm.
Metals.
Pig TToo-warrauts. easy; $40 bid s. %
asked.
Copper Easier: lake. sl87a hid, and
sta1 asked
Tlri--sguaet: slzr - bid ard sfs - asked.
spegtsr-Flrmer. 81 Id. Ard $40 ASKED.
f.sad-FsxchArge. quiet. at Use DID, AZ.
s. - asked. bTGAess. strong. ~ ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-24
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Nov. es.-Toaay's market
FOR stocks was 3 reversal q seseefssY
and presented nothing oNIt the ofsers'aoFlS
- room traders outside of few T3cks
The list generally showed sore ret gsfi.S
f,F the covering Of SHORT essatracts mace
s4prsszy There was cV3fasIr5 nance q frs
strength shown yesterday IN TIRE N9FtA@rn
parsAc stocks especially The prsssrrsf.
which rose iSs BY the Gloss ~ ne cay
- s-onls also displayed strength AID
sasss a. over q posrs TIE strsE-sEn II TIE
hubaer stock was tus 20 the rglrTsors OF shs
absorption Of a competing COMPANY sf-
sslss2afe4s Gas vas notably weak al gay.
Is the dszSt which - gss-ESsenslT Kept
alive concerning the prospects 81 the Elsss-
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De visible II miles from n 49,. z b
psoaen aS water. The ilhsms.. ~
rssas Is siloyssric cf the seyssss - -
S Ssa aaxe osea corrected 49,; w.
sSslsaa y: 70 n Ma Is 81 fnr.. 49,
tssseu. ssAs 200 ard So6a cne1o
AlMakn. S. 81
haranef island -Shoreisne 49,. 49,
sSsaEsvs OF Alaskan Waters - - -
.s.Sscyu - 10 SHOW THAI Carss
me sesltaern extremity az Rsr>SL
mas aitnerta been eAarsesi ahons r
east ttrnel % Ks prnper rossfsr1
10 sfts SHcet has tsaeu sksss,ss3 ~ ~. -
and sae saeTealste with he amsnass - y
and >u1lA sSssu. -
sllAa standardization chann.a-
csstsi--l.ieaI I. Il. Howard ~ ~ Ss.Sl
Stssss STEAMER Concord renorse w.
located the following ssnehsrsA
we western channel Of SitkA s.sSS
Fock. awaSh ~ low water ana ~&f
water al arosand. lies easswar "a - > r.
,sssanas. western channel az Sifhe1 -
IN position from which Css,S~,Ss. w.
spindle Bears e by s., distant -
Ihs ehaTSs slasc been eorrsxfea sns5
lngiy- vi, q. September 81 lSS,. ~Ss1
Affected. 40 and SsM1
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The United States coast and geodetic
survey has among The important corrse-
tons for the month OF Detabsr on the
charts OF the office, the following,
Oregon.
Columbia river ertrance--N on-s1issenc
Of reported notwithstanding 10 pgragTaqa
e. Notice 10 Mariners No. 2f1, Asrcb 1856,
Capt Fisk, Corps a1 Engine r.. United
Statgs army, in caaTRe OF the improve
ment " the mosstii OF the Columbia, states
In. a letter 10 the chief Of engineers OF fae
United states army that "a soon as pos
s.tie after the recEipz Of the above men
TONED Notes to Mariners. the tender of
the lighthouse JnspNetoF and also rs tine
lighthouse engineer. we're Ssnt over the
place as nearly ss possif'ie from the de-
scr;pti9n. ard n*st1ss Of then found any
safca depth "a ssatsb and npre thai dsSs-
greed with OF. cl1arsa-
a survey made IA June. 3.fs, un1eT the
auspices OF fhs engineers. tHslsA States
army. shows NOT less than & feet Of water
over the region Of the reported sIaai.
TIE results ~ she aboy. mentioned ser-
v.y will De SHOWN on the rext editions q
the charts. Charts affsGtEd. $40 and 5. Est.t
British Columbia
yaac1uver isiand~-Horsssaoe hey--IXg1t
AstasstShse4-~A ltgss has Assa sastsaDises
BY the government % CauA1a on Bars
point the east point a. iae entrance 10
Hers she's bag.
sTps house stands 90 the extremity
OF the yoins. "A feet back from the water =
edge ard y feet aS1ve it, level Tne
f,sig!alag consists OF square wooden
dwelling carrying l. square wooden .4rs~
tern on the arex u tire cottage roof. II is
- fe~t asgn from fh4s sails 10 the vane oa
tire lantern. and IL painted white through
The isxat - n fixed white ngst. elevated
s. feet above h!Ea Na,sruaaFk. Il ssaousd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-24
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.
Special pispa,ch to the Post. rn,ell,seu

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer.
TATOOSH, Nov. e. p. m.-Barometer
49, cloudy; wind southwest 6 miles. Out
ward. tug Tyee. 1915 n. m. a steamer.
1915 p. m. Inward, a schooner. y. m !.
bark Manson I'm tow Tyec. 2:20 p. m. IA
straits. two four-masted schooaers.
NEAH BAY, Nov. 23.-i u. m.--Cioudy !.
calm.
CI.ALI4AM. Nov. 23.--i p. m.--Cioudy:
calm. In bay. barks Coryphene and Car
roilton.
Barometer 29.ss: cloudy: wind southwest 1
miles.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BFeaa ~faHs-

SAN FRANCISCO. Nor. --whest
Is higher. both Ear speculative and
SPOT grades. Ecresgn and Eastern ad-
vices We're encouraging. and the local
market followed. During the week n fur
TIER reduction was made = aour ot &c per
barrel
F~tour-Net cash for family extras. ga
Ga =. bakers extra. 81 AaY4 81
heAE-Shtrpiag- si.se for No. and
& slis foT choice: milling. s. 4zr95t
Ia
oafs-Poor 20 fair. 8. Ga. good to choice.
& I14.l i-&1: fancy feed 81 sal q: grAv
s. tlefl Is II Hing. 81 I93f =: Surprise 81 -
s. -. biAck. fer seed. s. Aa So: reti, s. %
ais.
Receipts.
F!o9r. quarter sacks. l.. -. wheat, eea-
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BOSTON. Nov. sS--There we're 40 new
features IN the wool market here this wses.
Values continued aarsi and no weakness
can Ne discovered anywhere. fleece weois
are quoted at S@sSfc territories are IN
good demand being a>sslt the only class
Prices are firm. There has been fair de-
rsssand for Australians az prices & or &c be-
low import points
Quotations; Territory wocasA-M Montana.
nle medium and ire. fS@y i~c, secured price,
$50 ssc: staple asf.Sse: Ttah Wyoming.
etc. tine medium and fine. iazstses scoared
price. 4>sf14ac, staple. 52ssSSc.
Australian weois-Srcurea basis comb
ing. superfine ee.ssc, eosnhiug, good. SD
tSc, corn5iag, average, s3tssSe
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WATER FRONT sorEs

Steamer City Of Seattle Ia the merit -
due from Skaguay and Alaska. She q f.
pcctcd next Saturday. 80
Steamer Rosaiie, almost rebuils 20 exf6x
siye have been the repairs made "A
VIII sal tonight for Dyea and Ska9uayS
Steamship City OF Topeka WITH *1
from duncan and Sltka tomorrow pr
day. She may be delayed by had we1f7
TOMORROW Is steamer day al Ocean
The Waila Waiia viii saii for San 3
cisco In the morning and The Tina ~
due 10 arrive during the day.
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Financial.

NEW YORK. Nov. s3-Tse Evening
Posts London financial caalegrssrn says.
The stock markets here were neglected
today. The mining settlement shows an
Increased account and sitter rates because
81 the rise "a money The same remark
VIII probably Apply tomorrow at tire gen
erai settlement
Americans opened auil. hu, clo~ss Arm.
The Paris and Berlin markets were quiet
Hrwadxfuds.
LIVERPOOL. New. Closing Wheat
Spot, No. ] red Northern Sprinx. firm at
Is Sid.
Ccra-Noysvnher steady a. S. Esd: De-
cegnessr, 1s Nd. January. SIS agy at - eAsG. .
American mixed. firm NJ Is lid.
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@ LIE: barley. csntass. SsEs: oats. CEN
as, -: do Oregon lsss beans sacks
ss potatoes. sacks. So. onions. sacks.
bay. tons. 30: wool. bales. 4: hIsss' nnrn.
oef. "a. ratstns. boxes 3NS:
Closing Quotations.
q W:rsseaf-strong. December. H.4as. May.
Rarley-weak: December srse
pp1nn-iarge yellow. sgssl.c
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Mtistrf1s-Mtdelsnr- $en1ee 20 rer snn.
,nay-Waeat. sl1sri4 -. wheat and cas-.
s,ss,s. %; sst: slSEls: best barley. s,aesi2:
Z; compressed. SzGiA Straw. per bale. .
.yssssabses-Po.atoes: Early Rose. so
Genital: river reds. ssd5c per GENITAL. Sal
mas Burharks. 5S7Soc per GENITAL. Msr~esi
sweet. &c Siiverskin onions. MS per hox:
ssGsoc per box: garlic, 35sirc per pounss:
green peas Sc per pound. string beans. "a
&C per pound; tomatoes. s5Ts5c PSF hox:
81. g , pepper. s9sac per box. green
Fruis-Apnles: Choice. 7scasi per hoy:
common. ss1sac per box: Strawberries, 81 %
80 81. per chest; cranherr.es. Egs per bar
Bartlett, s5cG$l per box: piu,ns. agssr per
box: ounces. sa65sc per box: persimnons.
ss ssc per box: oranges. nasels ssas9 so:
iosnia lemons. seal: choice California
lemons, sed2 20; bananas. NIa Der BUNCH:
Nneappies. s2gi4 per dozen.
Butter-Eancy creamery gEf73Sc: do sec
onds; 25eI1se; fancy dairy. 24c: do seconds,
@tI-sc. picked, 2lsf92irc hrkin, la9isi
Ihesse-New, Edl2i4c; old fe6fIic; CALI
iornia cream chedder. liEliac: Young
american; is9l3c. Eastern. l2Siic: West
err. l2lt3c.
Eggs-Store. nominal: fancy ranch. Ala
sc, Eastern. 2u asixc; duck Sc
Pouitry-Turkey gobbiers lssiitc per
pound; turkey hens Isissffl3c; old ROSTERS.
Sly1f, young ROSTERS. Ss.556i5: small
broilers. S5a3 20; large broilers. s.. 5aes
5 IS: fryers, s. sds.5s hens. So yxY5: old
ducks. ssl4 50; young ducks. S. soesa. 50:
geese s. -SSfl 80 per pair; goslings. 81 cs6l
10 old pigeons. s5cgs1: young pigeons.
Produce Exchange Cloaed.
The Produce Exchange was closed this
morning as a tribute Of respect to the late
John McCord.
Wool and Hops.
Wool: Spring-Nevada 1lgi3c: Oregon.
l2nl4c. Northern-Southern coast lambs,
!l>c; San Joaquin lambs, Ease. Northern
lambs. 1iMi2c; mountain lambs lesllsc:
saE Joaquin plains. 1Isc; Humboldt and
Mendocino l46fl5c
Hops-Old crop. nominal. new, le1isc,
Exchange.
Sterling on London-Sixty DAYS. 81 S3iz.
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WARRINGTON 4 ALASKA STEAM
SHIP co.'s STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE

6EATTIE 10 nxEA and aKAGIIAY.
This magnificent steel screw steamship
viii zail from Seattle for juneau, SkAe-
uay Bay. Dyea and way ports. December
18th. p. NJ.
Her Accommodations are unrivaied. She
b the finest. fastest. and most comfortable
vessel On this route. In connection with
above the ALASKA STEAMSHIP CON-
PANY viii operate their elegant and fast
eaikSg steamship
ROSALIE
Prom Seattle Wednesday night at o'clock
for juneau. Skaguay Bay, Dyea and way
poftA
For freight and passage apply 70
c. H. J. STOLTENBER0.
Gen. ticket agt. under N. p. ticket OH. or
CHARLES r.. PEABODY. Manager.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION 60.

Seattle, Everett & Whatcorr Route.
STATE OF Washington leaves Seattle daFfy
Usept SATURDAY At II 2. n
seattle, Evsgs,t Sad L. CennS~ Rna<a
steamer Fs!:hAsen ie&vAs Spszsla fsSlv
Sxceps SATURDAY. at fe y n. calling a, Ev-
CWeu scin- north Monday, Wednesday an.
"a Saturday AJAX ssiAs
aslephone, Main IS. yes,s- asek
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HOTEL ARRIvALA
TILE ptgTI.FR.

THE BUTLER.
r. $. Pierce, Tacoma
T.. =. Parsons. Tacoma.
]. w. Newman, Chicago.
Max Leopold. Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. +. w Russell. Neg 1eel
Mrs. VIM. l.. ncstin, Quincy q
VIM. l.. Destiu. E.. Quincy, Ill
W. u. Guersn, Columbus. q
*. T. Guerin, Columbus. y.
J T.. Daily, Tacoma.
Charles A. Richardson, 81. Louis. y
Dr. 8. A. overs Fort Worth. 1t@.
O. n. Morris, San Francisco x'
John G. Conrad San FraHrfscc. q!
Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.. ssimson Portlaa4fs
H. Mcclure. Portland.
John ID. MCGOWAN. Portland.
Thomas +. Berry, San Francisco
J 4. Ef;iEnger. San Francisco.
j. If. Dundore. Portland.
Ralph Kaufman, Eilen*hurr.
George G. Arhuekie, New YORK.
r II. Berry, San Ffanciseo.
Hartiett Webster. New WhHtrpo
W. Y. Williams. Monte crisio g
Mrs. NJ. c. Meyers Portland.
THE DILLER.
Samuel e:llpatrlek. stan.ood.
WIN. potraix. Woolley.
y. II. Stevens. Chatham. yHt
Walter r. George. New Whatcom
X. Thoulss. Black Diamond
John Rock, McMmray.
e. G.. Colman. Tacoma.
Wes'1 ware, fr', ,sa isas '''s
S vs. a., I rsass,d nam, Vernon.
go, 9eI11lla'ss' ss,s,s, yr,r.n.
J. ~. Lo.gn ,, M9 1,,sao
ssofks y. Ieos 49, ~'''
:, tsoss, ,,,.ss,,,.e
-. fo"s 'sl s,r<..oussh
", ~. ~. s.'n.ss,s.,.ah
~ ,saEns. cD"fs s,ss,,.n
X Harnbrldge. Srohomsn
Thomas Wstson, ,s t, ss,x
Mrs. Rutherford, rsll cAy.
= T. Hall, tseft s,sx s.
Il III johnson. t45lfV &
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High Tide, II Low II

High water at Anacortes. Coupeyille.
Port Blakeley. Port Madison ana United
States dry dock practically same time as
at Seattle: Tacoma. minutes, and Olym-
pia 81 minutes later: Deception Pass, Is
minutes; Port Townsend. q minutes and
Port Angeles, hours and "a minutes ear
lier
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PORTLAND. Nov. E-The local wheat
HfSkes Is Arrsa aud : shade higher. export
ers quoting 1tassG5c fcr Walla wsiIa. &c
for olues:srn. and &C fer valley. Receipts
continue heavy.
Ciearsd--Gerrnan ship Peru. for Queens
town. with iS7.5is bushels OF wheat.
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STEAMERS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.


~ company's elegant steamers UNA
4jl.LA CITY OF PEEBI.A and WAII.A
NALIA leave SEATTLE for San Fran
eiacc. yia port Townsend and Victoria. z.
G., II = A. m. Nov. 5. 10. Is. -. q % Dec.
n - .. s. 30. Jan. 4 4. IA. TO- a. g. Due
r. IN Francisco a. m. Nov s. "a y. 9. 2
De 3 D. g. IS. q. 3 Jan 2 Z u. II. q. a.
yeb. / Leave SAN FRANCISCO for Sc
sttle VIA victorta. B. G., and Port Towns
"a. at 4. m Nov. 2. I. II. II. 2. n. Dee
LIZ "a q, Jan. !. 8. II. M: g q
Due 81 Seattle p. m. Nov. s. 10. Is. %. ., q.
pee s 70, Is. 20. %. 90 Jan. l. .. II. 10. u. -.
ne elegant steamers CORONA. CITY
Oh TOPEKA, AND AL-KT leave SEAT
Tie Tor Alaska q a. M. Nov. J. 8, II. %. y.
Il Dee. ]. s, II. is. q. Is. 81. Jan. 8. %. o.
~ .. Due back at Seattle Nov. u, -
q q. Dec. g. s. ID, IS %. Is. Jan. 2. Z. II, 1s2!.
q. Ieb. !. & Il. The company reserves right
- change. without previous notice. steam
- sailine dates ard hours OF sailing.
+ TROWRRIDGE p. S. Supt.. Ocean
Dock. Seattle. Ticket Agent, 0o6 First Ave
GooDALt.. PERKINS & CO.. Gen.
Axts.. s. r.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEI.

Seattle ard Townsend Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Sun
days Tuesdays and Thursdays nj 1850
.. m for Port Townsend. Port williams,
bnngeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Gettysburg. Pysht. Ciallam Bay and Neah
Ray. returning arrives at Seattle 3 y. m.
On opposite days. Steamer Evangel leaves
Yesier dock for Port Townsend. Port An
eeles and Victoria Mondays. Wednesday
ana Fridays ut ESQ D. m: arrives SEATTLE
alternate days At $50 p. m.
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To the Klonalke free and cash 49,
That's the way the post.Inteilie6
proposes te send It's friends to The
OF god. 49,
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
l.. 8 MAIL.
GTE AEsE, TE-Y srA

Leaves Gaibrai,h dock foot OF Washing
ton street. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat
port Gamble. Seaheck. Brinnon. Hoilw
Dewatto. I.iliiwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
Union City. Returns alternate days
u. TROUTMAN. Master
Teienhone. Red Isl.
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KRrsE LINE.

Steamship Cleveland leaves Seattle for
San Francisco November ~. Cabin, Eg1.
steerage. H.
Sails from San Francisco for Seattle and
Tacoma December e. Freight, S. Gomez
fIon made for all Puget sound ports
Steamer Lakme will make regular trims
For dates see E. f. GAME: Agent
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WASHINGTON. Nov. ss-Toiay's state
rsent Of the condition Of the treasury
shows, Available cash balance. ssis. sos. IS;
gold reserve, Sis6 SIX 4sA
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY,
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
steamer City OF Kingston between Ia
soms Wash and Victoria. B. c.
sJepm,Lv u .Taco,na Iiio,Ar !:oopm
,:oasm LvI 72IPt. Townsend 3slArI10 Sam
sisasn IAriiol Victoria MILvi S:oOam
.Daily except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes frst-ciass accom-
inodations. carrying both freight and
rss,erge.s. and leaves from Yesler wharf.
Geettle. tnr Victoria. At 10 .. m. and for
Tacoma at s;i6 p. m.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
staseroons until q. m.
For rates tickets. etc. inquire OF
g. r. THORNDYKE,
Agent. Tesier Wharf. Seattle.
]. A. NADEAU,
General Agent. N. p. Ry.. Seattle.
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FIJI ON THE FLYER. .

- 1k.AIILE TO TACONA
pur rotsud ts4ps daily exrers- 6.r~A>v
pns nou. ard twenty-five. yrsn-sea
TIL elEAMER FLYER
~ aaNy trips. Se&tfse-Taccma
TAKING EFFErT TUESDAY, MAYA
TINE CARD.
avs eeafile-ssE. HIS q m: as. SIS
Lave Tacoma-9.1 q. N. /. IA, .. N.
SUNDAYS
I've sezssi*-s.3 q. m-. IL MS .. n
lave Txcoua-s.B q. m. I'D tn o. IN
aeh1inE = Northern Pacific wharf Ta-
soaA. ana Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
Ion street. Seattle
Washington. %
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Nov q. iss-
Exchanges at the Seattle, Tacoma Spo-
kare and Portland clearing houses today
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aAN JTrAN TsIANDs

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock. foot of Main street. Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday at l a. m for Por,
ToWnsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whafcom. Returning. leaves New What
CON Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. at
"a m. j. r. THOMPSON. manager-owner
Liily. Bogartius & CO.. agents, City dock
TeIephone Main 81.
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STR. CITY OF ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 73b A. NJ
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
STR MULTNoMAH
DAILYJ
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT p n
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND ia
COMA. 80 CENTS
ROUND TRIP IS CENTS.
Tel. Main q CITY DOCK. Agent.
CAPT. L. WILEY, Manager