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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-27
WATER FRONT NOTES

Steamer Des Moinss was In port ycsssr-
day from Everett
Steamship City OF Topeka win sail for
Alaska tomorrow morning
The X. Y. X. steamship Sakura Mas-i.
Cant NunoraA. VIII be the next OF thS
fleet TO sail for Seattle, arriving at this
port about the end OF March.
Steamship wiliara, after . thorough
overhauling and rcattlng. VIII sau Tor
Alaska this morning. she viii SO through
10 Dysa. and has a number OF passengers
engaged for that point.
The British bark Spoke, which sailed
from Vancouver with n cargo or lumber
and afterwards returned TO Port Angeles
with her cargo IN between decks shifted.
IL discharging her cargo al Victoria.
The little steamer Lizzie A. r. regular
and White river points. making her nrst
trip yesterday. She brought over ak tons
OF potatoes. which fs quite load for a
craft supposed 20 have a capacity OF but
ten milk cans.
Steamer Multnomah broke her shaft
vest ersiay afternoon while between Olym-
pla and Tacoma. She was towsd 60 cfyn-
rsa hy a small tug Steamer City Of
Aberdeen viii have this MnitnofnAhs run
while the repairs are being made For
the next three weeks there VIII be NOT
more than one boat n day for Olympia
leaving tho City dock at o'clock In the
afternoon.
The fact OF schooners which has been
fishing for haHhut in Alaska during the
winter win soon start on the voyage
hornsward. The vessels are expected TO
arrive here sofns time In April. Tbs
nzhfng this year has not been 80 good as
last year ana II viii take a good run on
the banks OF Cape Fiattery to bring the
average for fishermen 70 anything like a
satisfactory total
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FOR FIREMEy.
Civil Service Exami ations for Pro-
motions.

civil service examinations were held yes
terday for promotions In the FIRE depart
rnent There were seventeen applicants.
divided into four classes. These classes
were az follows: Suckers, for promotion
10 engineer: pipemen. TO lieutenant. iisu-
tenants, 10 captain; captains, 20 assistant
chief. The applicants In the FIRST were +.
NJ. Collins and James J.. Burk: IN the Sec
ond. Herman Echulze William J. Ksnney.
William Elliott. r ". Braun. l. j. Ste
xeus. william ] Holder, Richard oseson.
r. r. Humes and Samuel II. Horne. IN the
third, william Cupid. George r. Parry,
James a Farr and r. +. Nuuan; in the
fourth. r W. CantreIi and r. 4. Miller.
The asplrauts for engineer were asked
such practical questions IS this: III your
feed pump would not take water or your
feed pipe should burst while working A. a
fire. what would you DOR The pipcmen
were required TO show their familiarity
with machinery ans their knowledge Of the
materials best adapted 20 resist IRE. Many
OF the questions were as 70 their duties Al
a fire. Tire arithmetic, which proved too
much for some OF the applicants. was
made up OF such questions az. ..tf twelve
acres OF land cost 81 Pa. what viii forty
seven acres cost ar tne same ratez"
TIE He1tsaaBts were asked bow they
would proceed 10 Organize an engine COM
pany. They were asked 70 ousil8s their
duties W1tta n quarters and tom the
turning in os al alarm 20 arrival az = IRE.
They were tested or the location q IRE
boxes The examination for captains who
wished 70 become assistant chiefs required
a description Of fire apparatus ard
knowledge Of city regulations at frsa ani
Inspections
reilowing is tire list Of words applicants
were saises OF 20 spell: February. inple-
rsents. obedience. prosecute. disability,
regulation. pronptnsSs. nscezssry. sxsf-
fton. sympathy. telephone. siphon. cartka-
cate. Saturday. explosion. dynamite. alb
sence. Obstruction. cittzsn. couple. tnt9ry.
excuse. careful. surrender. candidate, sJa-
peraor, worthless. district, building. tale
graph.
a mans sxpsrtsncs n the department. Is
n0a added % the things is which ne 10
exnrnlzs4 TnIs IS left 70 ths cnSsfs % the
departments. They have clearly csane1
rules for MARKING azi are asked a regular
SCI Of aassss0rs regarding each mar
These questions are as "a . MAS aftei-
sncy. fasthfusrsss ard general character.
His bearing toSar6s his feiiow-gorksrs is
considered. "a are BIS habits Ia The Use Of
tntoxfrarta. his t-7sheainess. ana Intelll-
geng performances of duty
The result 6. yesssr1ay's Examinations
zt.l - announced rsxt week. az WILL the
resul; cg ne exzEarafson held for promo
tsoas - t-s ee-.cs department..
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rer squash. g pe- boz. egg plant. tSc
per pound: Mexican toHafoes. SIS per
Frutts-Fsncv apples. 81 @c1 81 per BOX:
Se<li1ng tsc1fi2S. MEXICAN lines $50
$50. California lemons common. -scssxf.
% good 70 choice slsss73. do fancy. s. -
rgs. is1tscs Persian dates Sc
But,er-Fancy creamery. &c: seconds
ere@ mary I5s1sc; fancy dairy. lsc: second
cheese-Fancy new mild. &c: fair TO
good. Fs9sa-cs California cream chedtsr.
11Tiic; Young American. teeife: East
ern %, IsHl4.4e' Western. I.ssizs-e
Eggs-RaEch. fIGIar: store leeIfc-
Poultry and Game-L1ve turkey Cob
hlers. lSGi4cs 10 hens. IssYIlc: ROSTERS
Old. c.s34; DO young. Sos -; 5roilerS
Asss: hens. ss.seeas %: ducks. old, 81 90
pigeons, old. sai'2s: do yonns. & zs5s q:
s snse ,, z per s s9sss' grsy geese g. 5as
honkerS, $685.: English snipe. s.
Closing Quotations
wheat-steady; December. siisssc: May.
Iz1rlsy-steaay; May. 7ssc
Ceru-l-arre yellow TTl4aSac.
BTan-4-alisornia. s12Gi25a
Wool
wool-Fan: Choice mountain. sTTc:
peor mountain. 4lSc. san Joaquin plains.
s65c. do toothill. ss99c: Northern eam ~
Sc Spring; Northern. feGl2c: Eastern
Oregon poor. sa7c: do choice. S31ac: valley
Oregon. coarse. sgiec: do medium, f0gllsc;
Nevada ss5sc; DO extra. &C.
Hops.
Eops-Quotahle ar eesffc p~r round for
fair 70 choice. and is7t2isc per pound for
fancy.
Financial.
silver bars -. a7s D-atts-Sfrht -. Is
Mex dolls ..5li< gs5lls Telegraph =. :. III
Mining
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Railroad ana Industrial notes.

7 A ~adeau. general agent OF the
Northern Pacific. was IA Taoona yestsr-
day.
A. q. Barker. general agent of the
Northwestern az Portland. rsturnsd south
yesterday.
The Seattle A. international a. conneet-
fr1s its passenger station from the south
end wifi 81 sidewalk 10 Tesler way
r ". Parker. commercial agent % tfls
Northwestern. who has been 10 Hfitisa
Columbia FOR several days returned
Thursday night
Allan Cameron, district freight agent Of
the Canadian PacsHc, arrived on yessser-
days Kingston from business trip 20
Port Townsend.
r. g stevens. general Western passer-
ger agenr OF the Great Northern. who
has been IN Portland for several days
past. returned fast Night
James ri CONAN has served notices ON
the tenants Of his buBtlnx at Western
avenue Columbia and Marion stress 20
yacAts by April 1. when work viii COM
rneEscs on ths imposing nsw strpcturs that
will rsplare TIE one Low occupying tbs
valuable site.
william Fl. Boynton, Of Mount sforris
Park ~. r. has tagt secured q patent
on a sDzesd railway System which he D#-
aeyes will attain q higher rats O. spsef
thar any style OF road nov Ia ss~e. IL
combines the principles Of ths bscy Gle. thu
electric trolley lne and tbs steamship.
Ia general aVpszGga rcs the working xys-
TEN rezsaas.ss a trolley road win enc
track, tho motive power being the SANE.
Instead. however. OF q trolley pole. Kks
car ttssH extends auAe 10 che upper
strung wire. giving shs car stability ard
r1zb1lfy. The bicycle sdea comes In che
fact that the novel car has only two
wheels. wfict follow ore another on fhs
same track. The ear psUDsr IS bat
SHAPED, the txSo ss1es corning 10 q sharp
fsolnE at the front VITA these cOfg nsnef
pftnczpses the snSsctof says that ne roa1
Mml reduce friction and vssratton 70 q
rrfrsrras1rn THAI the peculiar w@1gs-shacs
vii otFer chs least POSSIBLE tame Tor re-
mtAsaree ard that the eiecfrsc pywsr wiz
urge ire ear forward at the speSs % 100
ss1sfes an hour A working model has been
tested with ssscces5.
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BOSTON. Feb. 6-The Commercial Bull
letin viii say tomorrow OF the wool mar
ket:
The market is much quieter the smaller
sales or domestic representing past specu-
iation among dealers. The total sales
were swelled by heavy transactions in
South American cross-breds. These woods
are 10 cents a secured pound less than
medium woods. and are being sold In large
blocks from the stock on spot and 20 ar
rive 10 the Riverside mills and other
manufacturers OF rough-faced fabric
Over 1000. 600 pounds OF these woods were
reported this week. The general selection
Is now limited, and prices are firm
throughout the list
The sales OF the week are 2. 81. zoe pounds
domestic and 3.4ta500 pounds foreign
against COO domestic and 3.0s7. 90 for
elgn last week. and s4s, 90 domestic and
Is9no foreign for the same week last
year. The sales TO date show en- increase
OF 3 SIS. 900 pounds domestic and II SOS 500
pounds foreign from the sales TO the same
date last year. The receipts TO date show
an Increase OF 1860 bales domestic and
3 fS7 bales foreign
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE, Feb. S.-Spccfai;--
Sailed-Sshr John s. Tsllant, Capt HON.
PORT TOWNSEND. FEB s6-speclai.--
Sat.ed-Ek Il. p. Cheney, from Tacoma
for san Francisco: hktn kiikitat, for Ho-
golull; Ok Cs-ordelet for San Francfscos
sschr John d. T'alia1t, from Port Oanaois
for San Francisco.
TAToOSK. Feb. E.---Psssed: Nor str
Florida, hence February q for Cornox
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. &.-Arrivsd
February IS: Sh Columbia. from Depart
urs BAY: blk Mercury. frcm Port Blakaiey;
schr Elvsnia, from Ggay's harbor. Ar
rived February Is: Hawaiian str san
Matao from Comox: Br str Wellington.
from Departure bay. str City OF l'usoia,
from Victoria, str George washington.
from Tacoma. Efwo = cmw
I.akne for Seattle.
POINT LQBOS, Feb, &.--Passed. Nor
str Transit. from San Jose da Guatemala.
for Seattle.
CARDIFF. Feb. 25-Arrtvsds Br bark
Maelgwyn. from Oregon.
FLUSlNGs, Feb 25.--Arrfyad. Br bark
CamhriRn. from Antwerp for oregon:
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. &.--Arriveds Br
sh Sierra Estralla, from oregon.
YOKOHAMA. Feb. 25.--Satled: Nor sh
Prince Robert. for Puget Sound.
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SAN FRANCISCO Markets.


SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. s.-FTour-
Family extras NQ5.i5; bakers extras,
s. 75ass Sc superfne- s31eQAS.
wheat-'saipping. lisa CAS- for No. !,
and 1884, 4l5sia Ter choice. milling. as
Hariey-Fesa. 7aa77ae, fancy. Sc: brew
t-r SHaae
6ss~@Fa+cv white Fed. g s7is7f. q:
seed 20 choice do g. issl-Gs: poor to fair.
Sci 10. Surprise. 8 455fL50. gray. sIIsfg
Ist black for feed. ssclf<t c. do for seed
s. .5sL-s. red, sLi9Gl-2o; milling, sL&s
Prodnc~ Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. u--4: DO Wash
fuEt0D Sc. wheat centzlS. SO, barley,
certets 3 @a8. CATS. centaiE 4SS. DO East
err. so, 90 washington. -. beans sacks
go. corn. centals Eastern. So. rye. cen
tass SIS; potatoes, sacks asa. onions,
saclls -. ar@a, sacks Lzl2. niddianEs
sacks 1tz- naF. tons. go aeEs hales 2.
alAes. number. 3. quicksilver. TASKS. la:
vine. gallons sl.>F
Produce. Fraftx. Etc
Feed ard Msflstues-N 36aHngs. Ter tor.
S-ssssao. -. California bran. {l@sl2 =.
Hay-wasat psll. wheat and cat. re
p. ca ssEs. river barley x.Iz -. f-zsr
barley. &T4ss9s alfalfa. &&Ts. clover sssgs .
sock. ks4Esse. compressed wheat. ssss = .
eaEseseCesse4 cats 80. straw, Per bale.
,ahses-Potatoes- Early Rose. per
csnt2l. TS1~es salinas Buroznks. Aacsx
t3ta. river BHThar<s- se97sc. river r@ss
TazzNse. Orewoa Fu~oaEks sses9s1 To- gar
net Gale. S41& new S1s&c Ter pound ,
Merseg sweet potatoes. g. =. onions
3 s3 3 OTsxcn cu.cns. s. Ns2. czacgrs-
sers afsea peppers sssss peT pound !.
roeszs. Nsi-ac. asparagus. Ifssa -. Les An
gees tomatoes. ascfsS2 per sex. greer
peas. sszszc Per EoanG. stray Exams -
1-ssS. srsSz p~PST-z. 80 &c par Sox, sz-s--
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATOOSH, Feb. SIS a. rA--Speciai--
Barometer, S0.Is; cloudy wind east. -
mics. Passed sn. u. :. strsr Cestimeire.
AZ So a m. tug Lorne at s.ls ~ ~.
Passed out Br ship I.yde~horr. 81 tow %
tug I1orne, at 7 ~ na: a schooner. 81 f;S3
a m ship John Potter. IN tow OF The
, m-Baromster. se.uI esoudyi wind
east Is miles
NEAH BAY, Feb. aS.--a a. us.--specsal--
Part cloudy; brisk eAst wind, TUGS lsorne.
Diss1oyery and u. * STAR Cosumhxne IN
bay.
p m.--csoudy; light east wind, Tug
Pioneer ana II. g. strar Cosunanine IN bay.
CL.ALI.AM BAY, Fsb. A~-t ~ nl-Spe-
osal-Cioudy light east wind.
PORT ANGELES Feb. rs a. Tn--Spc.
cial.-Barornossr, 30.1T: part cloudy. Mind
o. m.IBsromsser. ss.li; cloudy: wind
cast. mica
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sA,rars --arttcal abandonment b. the
F-rtsnd States senate Of is psrempSory
resolution demanding tie immediate re-
lease OF Sanguiily was the main stIrnGlat-
f~x caFssz - sne activity IN me market
TIE announcement 20 ire Associated
Press tnat King George o. Greece lad tn
tfraste<s his intention 20 conform 20 the
demands az the powers vita regard 20
Crete was also co1-rt1utcry cause-
TIE relief Afforded 10 the market OF TIE
removal % these iE5ps5elng shadows on
vafTl4s Fer Loose a Hood OF 5ulIish ssref-
rrserr TIE sncrts were driven 20 cover.
ard rriras went NJ with rush on large
transactions along tEe whole line. The
market opened Win tendency 20 higher
ices sra continued firm ali day but
~her1 xaS very lsnggid interest. trans
actions being restricted apparently 20
await the course 9, sss senate on re
b. strong and confident toae. due 20
encours cement ny improvement In rail-
way earnings for the tnfrc week IN FEB
ruarv ard rha generally favorable out
look TIE Improvement IN railway earn
tngS seems 20 extend 70 al parts OF the
country ard to every group Of properties.
The ineusSTials ABSORBED the majority q
vancas Sugar and Leather preferred
rose ~.
OF the advance. the Changers averaging
q point TO 4 point and a half. The bond
market responded readily TO the favorable
influence affecting the stock speculation,
olF gains were usually less pronounced
and confined 70 the better grade OF Issues.
Foreigners took moderate amounts OF the
speculative liens. IL which more activity
developed than for some time
Government bonds were IN moderate re-
quest ard sti@ened slightly on purchases
OF s1f1,03
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy, al I;s92 par cent;
last loan. ia per cent: closed offered az
Ii&fY7 per cent. Prime mercantile reper
SG4 per cent. Sferliag exchange firm,
with actual business in bankers hills at
81 sIT4.slA for demand and 81 $50 g..
for sixty days: posted rates. 81 sssxe74 s.
and 81. s7skF4 IS; commercial bills 81 siL.
Silver certificates s4a.8s54c; bar silver.
csc.
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IINr STOCK.
new YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Feh Sir fNe lass h..ss-
~~A = Na9f O. tTaEiug tEs stc-E exchange
fArew OF tss lstAaExw shat hNz heen is
~ p fsrsxstc F0r many GaTs past SD
aw@ksaea - activity. - whtcA she veI-
ursse - frzas Nas large ard pTicex aE-
Nan~p4 xhArnty tnT9slGAcEt Ihs iizs TIA
p2xso1 CT SAnsUE-4y - SPAN AID taa c1a-
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wHArcoM. SEATTLE AND TAC0NA
ROUTE

.Taks steamer BAY CITY for Arsc,rse.
rtEoeven ~ NhRtco-a. Leaves s~crs-nsr-
~ ~ sse& Tacoma 3. IN. city dock
- AAsn strs~tl. Seattle. p. n, Tues
snaFs snd SAL Returning leaves What
- = m. kairh&vsn. SIS n m anA
seasrIr'es - T. m SHa-. Wsa0pS as
fsrss-ScA = s.. or s. 50 rouna srfo.
@aScrrA s. = or s. rcuad trip
" y rrrFs
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New. n has 20 be ore thing or the
ether With you. and no one is TO De ham
ed II YOU choose foolishly. Poor mortal
that YOU are why DO yon keep on ard on
81 your foilyf That iasSitude. that shak-
lnE-which sometimes almost amounts 20
paralysis. those fears % death: that bash
fqi and weak -kneed way that you have
OF getting around; and that knowledge
that you have that you set no soy OUT OF
lie that l. worth speaking ahout--an
these things are signs that you are suIer-
ing from that dangerous disease Nervous
Prostration. Get ria OF iG Yes. get rid
of ID. and start IN a. once There's tie
and strength ana manhood and virlilty
and vigor ahead TOR you x yoa want them.
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Notice tn Mariners.

Notice Is hereby given by ths tight
house board that the sounding Of the fog
han at Point No Point Hight station on
Puget sound and a. miles eaSteriy OF the
entrance 10 Hood canal, will be disccrstin-
ss.d for repairs TO the machinery, from
March 20 March -. 1897, both dates In
afs4S "a
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London sh~~pskfn Sales.

LONDON. Fe5. IA. fhs shespskln
saf~s ,extav Ia - Cape Of Coed Hope ara
Nafai skins we're oTsvsd ard sold Ths
demand swAs good. VITA coarse wool ia
higher and okksr s1St6 higher. Long
growth ara shprn sold at sx6 uc. waiis
Iambs were I'D dowa- The r<xr sales
VII - he'd Avxz and 1
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The Gold Hrserre.

WASHINGTON. FEB. 2s.--Today's state
rnent OF the condition OF the treasury
shows Available cash balance, STA, 70. 3ii; ;
gold reserve. SO. .5S2
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say IrAN RANTS

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
sIEsiAS trtfe,i Sta-v@ ziaH. caves CIV
- 1891 81 Nam street Monday Wed-
-SSlax snS Fsi5sy a. / a IA - 80
vNnEseaa. san Juan Islands ana New
-. 81 Re-grnlaE. iesves New What
-sesisy Iharsssy Rna SATURDAY. AZ
> X Thompson rn&nAger-oAnsr.
1e-spseae. Mas ?
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--rc COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

,. steamers rrstiiia. City OF
ne e'es wsiia Walia ply between Sc
80 ara San rranesseo; eeii' saisavs.
~rs1nt ard Sictoiia' -
I~sys Seattle v1sro
~ san JANUARY s. 10. Is. %.
IA H.: a. g y h
ssssary J. l. - rss,r.ary "a Is, a.
,.sr..ry {. g. Il H. o.
e.. San Fran Dns .
go for Seattle. ssa,. u. II. ..
ssaaary 4 y H. ~ February 1. I. u. -.
.s.srv 4 "a, IS. q. ..
March . r,,v a, Toceka
Iss essssls stss n. for AiAs.a. 80
Is- Ts6ruary q. ?. Aarcn - apc IN
nA s<atfls February ., a. Aafcn
.ocspsny reserves right 70 charn
j. j., .rsvious notice. steamers. Saline
80 49, ~ hours % sailing
81 rteEe "a once, coo First avenue
rRowBRIDGE. T. 3. Sup
soodaf, Perkins q Co. Gen. Asss-' sAn
Francisco.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRs GARLAND AND FvANGEI.
Seattle and Townsend Nsah Bay route.
etsansr Garland leaves Yeslsr dock Sun
days Tuesdays and Thursdays az II 80
p n. for Port Townsend. Port williams.
fungeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg Pysht Clallam Bay and Seah
Rsy. returning. arrives at Seattle p m.
&C opposite Gays Steamer Evangei leaves
Tester dock fer Port Townsend, Port An
ssles sni victeris Mondays. Wednesdays
Ard Fridays at $50 ., m. arrives Seattle
alternate days at 80 y. IN
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co oN tbs CRFyH0rrND

Everett. Eamouds, Sn0hamish Rauta
Two round trips daily. except sunday
IA eject Nov. -. -. Leaves Seattle fsss
= m. q - = Ha.. teaVrs Everett 10 a sn
? n Seattle landing. Colnaa dock.
ENessi landing. Merchants dock Ccn-
Eseis wtta SIR. FLYER FOR Tacoma. vgfth
- NlSsdo Ter Suohomlsh. With train
tss Naals Cris,o &nd way stations Tsle-
rhoue Red -
FRANK W. oooDHUr. Manager.
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&HUDIAN$

The marvellous enedio-tTsstTnent tRAt y
,fSss a. the Hudson Medical Institute.
~, great whlfa building 81 tie Garner e
FTfs Market ana stockton streets, has
saved thousands upon thousands rom az
nna ycur case - by nc means TOO Tar
None 90 there or write s1d ask Tor
Circulars AMI testimonials about inis
.rsr4 remedy Way. IA thirty days you
So kraw Yourself ard 70 matter
vshetaer you have got kidney. liver or
bladder trouble. whether yea hav@ Bad
s.sa case Of blood poiEoninE Aae pave
rsteS anA AloErheS or whether f9a are
Tun eoxa and Unahi 20 PSrEortn thc otS
fsaft>elanx ~ nAGure-lt Mi - a. tae
Ss-se 10 thus. wonderful paysica8rs- aog
- what thay vii 80 for ycGl Ahey VIII
cure yea ard make a whcls nan OF yea
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PACIFIC NAvIGATTON co.
Tins Car& "a Efect June 1. iSss.

SEATTLE. EVERETT q wHATCON
ROUTE
STATE - wssAinxtou leaves Seattle daily
M2ePi saturday. a. ~ , m
SEATTLE e Ia CONNER ROUTE
fsiThaveu leaves Seattle daily. except
kstuTtay. az - = n.
Telephone, Main rs Ye3ler sa~k
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~ArTLE TO TAcoMA
49, ,r--s daily. except sunday.
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daly trips. reasle-facemA
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Flour.

Flour.
Flour-Receipts. 1900 barrels. expor-.
{ 30 barrels. Influenced by the hesyfneSs
OF the wheat market and ruled easier on
spring patents ard winter wheat grades
southern -four. active. Sales, 900 barrels
Wheat
Whest-Receipts. SI.s75 bushels; exports.
81 500 bushels. Spot, quiet No 1 hard
sac Options closed al 1kT&c net de-
cline. No. red. May. 79izsg1S0 7-Isc, closed
1880.
Wool-Steady.
Copper-Es
psg iron-Sfeady.
T'r-Easy; Straits. SIS 5191see
Speiter-Euu.
Le8d--Strong; brokers name g o. as -he
figure. while the exchange reports s. Ell
G5.S7.
Coffee.
CoTee-Options closed quiet and IN
changed 30 10 points decline: MAY. Q epc
Spot cofee-Rio, quiet; No. 7 invoice sac;
Nc. jobbing. leiSc: mild quiet.
Sugar.
SuEar-Raw. steady: FAIR refining
ls-lsc: refined, quiet.
Petroleum.
-Pennsylvaufa crude. steady.
March. size; United closed. slc blA.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE

STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tacoma. Z noon, Seattle. ye~,.~
wnsrf p IA. Mondays and TnrrsSaya.
Rev Wnatcon, blaine and Frs6ay Hay
Dor. ard Vancouver. arriving yancouve,
2. N. following day
Fare TO Blaine 81 fare "a v.r.or-
u For further information apply 10 Ye..
Ter wharf