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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-29
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice Il hereby given Of the following
changes fn the buoyaEe Of the Thirteenth
lighthouse district. which affect the LIST
OF Beacons, Baoys and Day Marks. Pa
ciic Coast, ISsS.
Coast OF Oregon. pages 3 and S4-Alseya
river. This buoy, q nrst-class can. black
and white perpendicular stripes b reported
gone asfrifs from its position S.W. by W.
= w. from the entrance to AlseNa river
about enc mile Inside TIE bar, and Will BIO
replaced as soon as practicable.
Columbia river, main ship channel from
Astoria 10 Tongue point. page 4s--Silva de
Grace rock No. Q. 1aIs buoy. A hlack Sec
ond-clssS spar, was discontinued Octo-
Der -
Willamette river. channel 20 Portland,
page 52-Mouth OF Willamette No. !: This
buoy first-claSs spar. WAS discontinued
October IS
BY order OF the lighthouse hoard. John
+. Merrell, Commander. L. 5. Navy, IN
spector Thirteenth Lighthouse District.
Office OK inspector. Thirteenth Light
house District, Portland. Oregon. October
20, 1897.
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be place<5 in ;Ae center % the Ohio river
channel a short distance below tie ignc-
t3on q IRE Allegheny ARD Mon0ngaa1a riv-
ers- TIE prc3aet wSS sylggsstad hr Will
fam 2. Thompson. rev running As an in
dependent Repgh8sxu candidate Ger state
treasurer. Agr. Thompson suggested tAs
evsctloa - such statue N an address
made AZ hanqnes rendered To the visit
Ing Pan AuerteaHs.
II Is proposed tnat the statne shah bear
alcft q huge torch AZ nlgAt. lighting up the
Ohio valley and river 80 ea seen Ter miles
by travellers approaching ths city FROM the
west The matter viii ae taken I'D BY tBs
chamber q commerce and ether bodies
Interested IN the efty's manufarter.ss~
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MARINE NEWS.

coos BAY, Oct 27.-Arrived-sehr Daisy
Rowe. from San Francisco; str Alliance
frum San Francisco, str Truckee. from
san Francisco. Sailed-Str Truckee. for
TAToosH. Oct. S-Passed in-Br sh
Earl OF Dunrayen from London for Ia
coma
YAQUINA BAY, oct. 2S-Arrlved- Str
Truckee from san Francisco VIA Eureka.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2s.--Arrivsd-Str
Crescent City. from Crescent City. str
Protection, fran Tillamook. str william
stte from Seattle; str Empire. from Coos
hay; SIR AtcatraZ. from Greenwood Sell
ed-Nor SIR Transit. FOR 81. Vincent; ok
Kate Davenport, for Port Blakeley. str
Washtenaw. for Tacoma schr Mary 8.
Russ, for Port Gamble.
CALETA BUENA. Oct. l6.--Sailad-Nie
blk Northern Wrestler. FOR Victoria
YOKOHAMA. Oct. &--Arrsved-Br SIR
Doric, from san Francisco.
YOKOHAMA Oct. 9g.-Salled-Br str
Empress of Cmna. for Vancouver.
SYDNEY. oct. 15.-Salled-StF Mariposa.
for san Francisco.
CALCUTTA. oct. z7-~Sailed-Br sh Ec
cIefechag for san Francisco.
HOQUIAM. Oct. s.-Arriyed--str Del
Norte. from San Francisco for Cosmopo-
lis: schr c. r Hill. frasn San Francisco
for Hoquiam. bktn Gardner Guy. from
santa Rosaiia for HoqCiar1. Sa3ied-Scar
James A Garfield. from Hoquiam FOR san
FraurisgD.
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liver bars 49,. 5Siki Drafts--Sight 90. i7is
lex. dolls -. 4saaslsl Telegraph e. :. y
NEAanE stocks.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Efna ncIaf.

NEW YORK. Oct &-The Evening
Posts London financial eablegraTn says.
Today the market was quiet. with irrsg-
ular movements Consols and kindred
socks were better. Americans and Cana
dian Pacihcs opened fiat, but recovered be-
fore the New York prices arrived. partly
on genuine purchases here There was n
further recovery later. but the close was :
a fraction under the best. The Paris aud
Berlin markets were firm.
Taxes have been coming IN largely dur
ing the week. therefore the decrease OF
f6s4 90 in public deposits and the decrease
Of Il 50 .s1 - government securities. SHOWN
IN the weekly statement OF the Bank Ok
England mainly signifies that the govern
Tneut has repaid the bank the amount Dor
rowed on the deficiency bills previous 10
the disbursement Of dividends on the sth
OF this month. TIE reserve Is Up f6i20eo.
Details Of gold for this week are Elp0 10
from the Cape Is. go tn eagles. and fz0 90
IN soverelgns for the continent. Today the
market has borrowed a further small
amount from the bank. bat the bank has
also repaid a certain amount 10 the mar
ksi Of the total borrowed early IN the
month.
Closing Quotations
Close heat-Spot No. ] red Northern
spring. nominal bat firm az e "a
Corn-Quiet; November. $ Id: December.
s. nd.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct ss-Passengers
On the steamer C3ty u Puebls.
For seAsils-F. Jones. =. Bradley, A
Boudheld. 5. Cfump. Mrs- Merrl3. Mrs.
Logan, a Mia wife aud daughter @.
Real, J. Ratw0rthy. r. J. Eloih J Ben
nett, C. jenkins and wife. Mrs. Ri-bvllle.
p ciausen and wife Mrs. Curtis Mre.
whlrlow. w. Hanford Y p Rocket T..
Smith " Young Miss Baxton J Ander-
son. J. Watson and wife John Nruors}a.
wife and child. u. Tokias Miss cra.g
Miss Evans Mrs. Towers a Russell J
Woods and wife
For Victarsa-J. Johnson = Robhlns
Miss Wo9ley Mrs. ffawley. Mr. HAwiey.
Nj HannsI ard wife Mrs Jenaou =
Saison ard wife. r. Weils. e. Cock. G.
Dea. Mrs. Tagwel Aigss TunweH. n.
Smith. Miss Milton
For Tacoma. Isoans. g. Cham berlin
ard Wffe. Mrs. paf0n ard E1n. r. Session
and wife. George Ishsm. Mrs Zeiter
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.



SAN FRANCISCO. cc-- = TIE Chscawo
HnEat nzrsst e s>sl sAsr2ag Is oE2
E,sslTse. independent q c8ts1ds Influences
LGc1lty re market does uSt rEsp01d. 1w-
inS 60 l3S GABLES azA higs freiSsES -
vance Il barley. fsesf = t1~us. though rather
quiet There are 10 changes IN cats trad
~ = s.ll SIS recelqss Se1Ay were -ss4-
exits s. -ss4&
w7sea1-s aseainE. uE7ss fer Ne | aaa
sltsA for eAalcs; milling. S-se>fi.
Oats-poor 70 FAIR. sle7ss.asa IA per cen
tat good ~ cAHlce. s. Aesg1@s fancy iced.
Nss y; gray. s. te3i g; naillipr. s Il
SEED. slssafsa. red. s-i-s4SIa
Receipts.
Flos-. quarter sacks. zs-1: 80 oreSon.
So wheat centals. ss.ts1. barley. cenlA.s.
400. eats. csatals. -; DO oregon -;
tasoss sacks. s.ses do oregon. -. onlosss.
sacks. saAs bay tons. -. hoHs. Bales lSi
wool bales Iss. DO oregon. 4, do Australia.
quicksilver, TASKS. s.: wine. gallons. sS,%la.
Closing Quotations
waeas-ssea5y; December. Lssss; Nay.
Its
B@rley-stsasy: December ssAc
C0Fn-L-args yellow. sle-a28l.eS.
Produce. Frutts. Etc
Mnlssgfs- NiddHnss, <298@2 per ton
dsy-wheas, na7ls: wheat and cat. sic
Is oat. slas8l@. best barley sls.5fl1s a4faifa.
sssf9 %. clover $50 stocks. SS89; CON-
pressed. sl9Ql4. straw. pr hale, Seatsc.
Nssetahles-ESrly Rose potatoes aots sees
ress s5'55'c rssr cea.sl: Salinas Harbanks.
SssFfSec per csrt8l. MERGED sweet potato<ss.
9sc&N per GENITAL. silverskin onions N5lls
rer Genital: pickle onions. esI}5c Der sack.
cgcumbsrs. sas4@ac per COX garlic. ls-1ee
per pound. green peas. S2@ - Ter pod2A'
string beans. sttc per pound pay squash.
s-Siis greer ree.gserss z5s54sr psr 5ox: egg
plant Sss77acs green okra. 4esIsc-
Fraii-caotes SgRsss, ..ss geF e e.
80 per chest. raspberries. st95i b2cSls-
berries SI5c: craneerr5es, S.sefe.a 80.
grapes. asa5Ac per box for ordinary: IsA-
pears. Bartlett siRl5e: plums, sssEesc per
box: ponaeg ranates. 4eGssc per small aoN;
ounces, 45ss SIC per box: valencia oranges.
common California lemons. .1scGSi' choice
California lemons S4a7.2S, bananas. S1H1
per bunch p3neappies, s21s per dozen.
do seconds Efs Sc; fancy dairy. 24sl-sc: 40.
seconds 1gz3e; picked, 1a2-e' iFkin.
l9as9c.
fornia cream chedaar, uGi2c: Young Amer
lea, I24lSc. Eastern. L9ltc: Western. =
Fgrs-store. nominal; fancy ranch. sra
Q29c.
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. I4l1iSc per
pound; turkey hens. l3gfl&c. old ROSTERS.
g. 50a4. young roosEers. s.. 5ef4: small hroil-
ers. $a115; large broilers s@s13, flyers SO
G3; hens. ssI3.5o: ducks. old. ss4S.se;
DO. young $saa 50. geese. S-oai.59 pr
pair: gosllngs 81 gMl.5 90: pigeons. Old. asSI
sao. do. yoang. N-z99l 50
Mcol and Hops.
Spring wools-Neyada, ugl3e: Oregon.
IszIl4c; Northern, l4ulGc.
Fall wools-Southern coast lambs Tasc;
san Joaquin lambs. T4sc; Northern
lambs I0aiai*c. mountain, l0tfi2cs San
Joaquin. plains. 50sci Humboldt and
Mendocino. 1S4l7c.
Hops-New, leGl8c per pound. old.
nominal
Financial.
Sterling on London. % days s4.A: do
sight, A-G.
Financial
Silver bars ..... 5sib Drafts-Sight -. 17is
Mex dolls -. 4sdfssl Telegraph 81. :. y
MIAanE stocks.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship AK e de 20 arrive from
SkMguaV ard DYea-
Freight steamer Santa cruz called lar
right Tor Han Francisco Tier voyage 20
sCutaezsern AiaFka Fotats lasf plet-
"a, was sae last rBn she Nlll make north
warf fh4s gear.
Two Fraser river fishing boats seszed
recently - taa local Customs gff1ceFs were
sald az nBczlon yesterasw morning on rhe
water frunf, f0r SIS Bidding vas lively
among shs EarGrnnEE-
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch 20 the p0se-InteIilgen
TATOoSH, oct. 81 p. n.-BaroEneser
S4.ls. clu9Gy; wind east SIX miles. In
ward. ship Nev2lA. ia lew Of t1g Lorne.
al 1885 .. n.
NEAH BAY. oc, So p. m.-PA-tly
cloudy. cain.
CI.AL.I4AM BAY. oct. 81 .. m.--Clesr;
calm.
PORT ANGELES. Oct. 81 p. m.--Ba-
rosneter, Se.I2. dense fog. calm
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STATUE To TUBkL CAIN.
PfttsburE May Honor the Irsnmsker
of Scripture.

Manufacturers and merchants are talk
inr % project 20 erect a statue 70 gubai
Cain. tne idea beng 20 typi,y e. brguzs the
sscsa3aney o FitfEturg - she Production
q metals Total Gaia g TIE FIRST person
rnenssGrss. 81 tne Bihle as maker o. iron
and bras IL ~ proposed 20 erect a statue
81 a ccst CO So aoQ or uacTs. and IN deE IN
similar . Tie Bsrthold. statute. II - %
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STEAMERS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.


Ias CoEgaEy's elegant szexnaerx UNA
1l.-1-A. CITY OF PEEBf4A and wALI.A
wAI-4-A leaTe SEATTLE Ger san Fr4r-
eisco. va Port Townsend ard Victoria. 3.
"a De- :. L. y ~ - IL Sex.
Das a. san Frsnctscc, g. IA Oct 4 3. "A
= Nov & 4 L. Is % - Dee 4 !
- =. =. Leave San FRANCISCO
.eg seattle viz. Victoria, b. C., ard Por-
\ Ne st,s
= q DIE a. scale r. oct 81 II
g a y z, Nov. :. Is. Is. 3. Z. 3. bee..
{. le. Is . y %
Tne sIegsai steamers CORONA. CITY
o. TOPEKA AND lL-KI leave SEAT
LIZ Tor AAEks a. a. m. 0cfoeer u. IT
= -. November J. g. IL 1k q -
pee 8 u. "a q 8 Das back a. Seattle
lct > ~ y. "a =. Nov. 2 = Il y 2 -.
Dec . :. u. - = - Jan 2 Z z Tn com
D4ny reserves right % change. without
previous notice, sssrserz. sailing dates and
=. " TRowBRrDGE p. :. sup. oc.a,
DOCK. Seattle. Ticket Agens. eos FIRST Ave
GgoDAI-L~ PERKINS e. CO. Gen Agra
8. y.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Oct &--Wheat-the ruling
quotation among exporters was Soc for
NaIia Walla. Sc for bluestem and Sc for
Valley. but sales were reported at an ad-
vance OF cent over these figures. Char
tiers continue very firm, and shippers are
obliged TO fall hack on steam tonnage
again, two big tramp steamers being taken
for grain yesterday.
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very age A1z me chances 11a[ @1eE@ " -
oS az advance II price are very s0e-1-
Jobsfug Quotaffons-
TIE following were tse Joabi-g quota
yaons OF wholesale dealers yesterday.
sugar. Flour and Coffee.
Sugar C0boingp-s5olden &C. 10 aslz, Per
y. S1sc: extra &C. IN IBIS. Per e. St<c.
dry gr&zglated. In hsis. per ID. sc. cube.
ssss; powdered -. &c: spos casa pEssss
80 NcvSity A. $40; California brands.
S6s Gold Drop -four. &.E5s euekwheaE
noar. per Do. 80; per cwt. ass.t; sra
ewt. rye fossr. per Dol. $40 or ie-Ib sacks,
per est sasa. rolled oats. PEI DBL sss.s5;
esa 81: g n axe ' wheat fIh SIS per case:
barley. 15a -f sacks ae e: 80 s5xss, &c:
spilt peas per Ia-ls sack. e; 5-lS os 2, e.
White. las s. .: -. E-sa. faxed honiny.
Coffee oosslngl-Csreen-M Mocha. per %.
choice. per ID. &c. Roassea-Arbuckle's
per cws, f29: BIB cases. per swt. N2ss:
aaea No. 2 .lns se per c 5si ss: Qua.
tsIna!a. &c. ground coffee. 1899. L4on,
los. sl2-l5; IS. siZzs. sss. sleS
Meats. Provisions and Fish
Fresh Meats 0ob5snst-Cow beef. 5.ssl4e;
Steer Steer beef. sa.asc per 10; mutton, &c per
Provisions dohhing Hams. large Ike:
hama small lac; breakfast bacon. lSc;
dry salt sides TIC.
50 mon &uSc; salmon trout. SC; rounders.
s1zuSc, soles. &C. rSek cod. &c; black bass.
C perch. Saz9ic; mountain trout. i2ssa lse;
shriTpS Ice
Butter, Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
Butter-Raneh. ledlse; fancy dairy. in
SQUARES. ls4 Sss Washington ereameries,
Cheese ooboingl-yative Washington.
Eggs-tjobblngl- Eastern, 18aisc; strictly
Pouitry-DFessed chickens. liLc; turkeys.
dozen.
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes Cohbing(-New potatoes. sSdlo
Vegetables 0obbing)-New California
onions. siverskins. E& per 10 hounds;
oeets. 5ec per sack; cabbage, &c per
70. earro-s, NC: lettuce. lec per doz: GU
In III pers &c per Dozen tomatoes. goa sc
swsei potatoes. seQsi per 100 lbs; 81 per
cs sfssa r's ss g.. s. st fancy z
fancy apples. 55ensi per box: COM
mon apples 2a5oc. bananas. s292 .: Cali
fornia grapes, &c per crate; Eastern
sgsi@c per ID: cranberries. SO per barrel.
- per box; pears, 751s5c per box.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay Oob5ing1-PugeT sound. per ton.
SO: Eastern ,,s Washington timothy. Sls' aif-
Oats 0obbingl-seo
Barley Oobaing1-PaUsd or ground. per
ton. 81 Bran. sl4 Shorts. ST.
CoEn-W hole, e., Cracked. -: feed meal,
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No rain has fallen within the past sixty
hours 81 any OF the stations reporting.
The weather ts clear, except foEgy IN the
Sound ard Straits locality.
seattle Maximum reFmIitTature s 6eg.
minimum temperature. Il deg. mean tenn
perstare, IS deg. Weather, f0Ggy-
@ n SALAS&S1 RY OBSERVER
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NEW YORK AsRkETs.


NEW YORK Oct @-TctAyes Stock
market was extensively u IRE hsE2S g
- FsraseszsonRl t-aSe-z ard co1.A.7@G
r1thf-x q significance 81 - hs&g1EE ca
faa general con4zztan - tas ce12szE- TIE
zsa-kss wrAs 41ze-lEs az9 t2s movement
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we are now prepared 70 10 compost ton
FOR the trade fany rneaEureb In N0npareif.
Mfr8on. BREWER ard Long Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed. Call or address POST
Intelligence. Seattle.
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wHATCoM. SEATTLE AND TAc0E .
ROUTE

TAXI steamer BAY CITY for Anaoorts,
FauhaveE CT Vhatcou- Leaves Com nsr.
riaI dock. Tacoma. >. m; City dock
Thurs ard sat Returning lsaves what
cen 8 N Fairns ven SIS D. N, and
Anscortes - 2. IN. Sun. Wednes and
FRI FaFes-Seatt4s s.. or g. 81 round fYfv.
Tacoma lie. or 81 round trip
" II EYr5Q
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WALLA wALLA, Oct. &-Wheat quo
tations today were: Club, 7ec. blueSteul
lsc.
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Il - azal report q 80 yield % &c. tEs
American A zr8cZlfGrist SAYS nat fnsre q a
failing 90 q - peg cent. "a tae tonnage as
compared WIN 1s2f wife re quality -
also loser Tbe yss' 8 for TIE United safes
Is IA aae - 3S24Zs. -Aassssa, 80 Tor $50
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Copapo.ftIon.

o-csaentai Hotel: best family hotsl n
state. excellent rooms: all modern improve
ueatA Ne bar.
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KPusE s s. LINE.

STEAMSHIP Cleveland sails for san Fran
eiaso frora Arlington dock Friday October
9Th a. o'clock 9. IA Cabin s. 3. steer
sxe. g. For frslgat and passenger rates
2 z. CAME. Agent.
re,er.As-se PIE "a
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Ire p@Gy Pos,-Inssilig~ncer - COW on
sass in ort1and. Or. az Eic1 Bros. "a
Morrison street. Portland Hotel news
stAn1 ard Northwest News Company. 10
FIRST street
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10 ssn Francf.co.

Steamship Cleveland sails from Arlington
deck. October ~. AZ 2. m. CzDia. 81 20;
storage. a. T.. r. GAME. Agent.
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Th= manufacturing rtsnf n the woeifui
Leather Company IS Morris. Ill, oGrned.
WIN a l0ss % Ss.e9k
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sAN Han IsI.ANra

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON,
Carrying United states mail. leaves city
dock foot OF Main street Monday.
wednesday and Friday AZ a. m for Port
Townsend San Juan Islands and New
WhatcoFn. Returning leaves New What
com Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al
4 a m n Thompson. agsr-ow ner
LiIly Bogarr..s A Co. sxents~ City dock
Telephone. Main 81.
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THE EVERETT
s. MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The only route 20 the popular and aetivs
mining districts q Cold Basin. Gordon
C-ssk Martin Greek. Siivertor Deer
Creek Goat Lake and Monte Crtstc.
ahe scenic route for tourists ashtns
sn8 camping parties.
Trains leave Everett for Monte
Crfsto at 1850 - m on Mondays,
MranesdmYs and friday
Train win leave Monte Crfsto for
Everett at sss5 on Tuesdays. Thurs-
day. and Fridays.
Nm BAIRD. O. =. at. l.
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STEAMER wTDpra

STEAMER UTOPIA
VIII SAT- frern ColH1zn deck every Me-,
cav AMI Thursday a. ,. q. for HIaIna
srd Vancouver Fare 10 Blaine. re.
Vancouver. $50.
TeieyaoEs MAR a
"a p. MAXWELL. Agent.
Colna5 Block
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle. Oct =. ISL.
Exchanges az The Seattle. Tacoma. SO
kane ard Portland clearing houses today
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.


TACOMA Oct. 2s-Wheat-Firm; No. ]
oluestem, s3usS1zc: Ne I club, SoaSolsc.
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HoOp cANAr. ROuTE

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Gsihraith dock, foot OF wash.ns-
tor street Tuesdays. Thursday and "a.
ureays AZ o'clock a. m, for Kinxsfou
PORT Gamble sszbsck. Hrtnnor Eolly
Dewatfo. LilIiwagp Fails. HooaSport and
Union City. Returns alternate days
ID. TRoUTMAN Mastu.
r...rL1-a psd fgl
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. oct. * -.
Far. tollews3 ~ rasn Er.5ay nlEhL
L. g DEPARTMENT OF AGaTcuL-
TIRE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY FT-T sE-TF<
Seattle. oct - isaT.
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TRAITS STEAMSHIP coMPANY-

GrRs GARLAND AND EvASGEL.
oeattie and Townsend Neah Bay Route
es~usr Garland leaves Yesler dock sun
days. Tuesday, and Thursdays at u.a
= =. soI Port Townsend. Port WiiiIanls
Janxeness. Port Angeles Port Crescent
cetfyssurg Pysht. Ciaiiam Bay and Seah
Bay. returning arrives al Seattle .. IA
q opposite days. Steamer Evangei leaves
fezier donk for PORT Townsend, Port An
eslts and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays az go y. m. arrives Seattle
atsrnste days al 10 .. m
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WARRINGTON q ALASKA STEAM
SHIP co. & STEAMSHIP
cry o. SEATTLE
- hoars
SEATTLE te DEEA end SKAGUAY
This magnificent steel screw steamship
" aid rom Seattle FOR Juneau SRss-
say Bay. nyea and w3y ports October sstA.
nfr scecn8Haetsst Ions ara urriValsd sre
re nrest fastest and raes, comfortable
tessel or this rpata. In correction VI
shcye the ALASKA sTRAMsFETr CoN-
FANY WI operate their elegant and fast
sliinx steamship
EDEATIE
.sam Seattle Move raber f.h for Juneau
hA-uay Hay. pysa ard way ports
H. tftleht and aAkxaEo apgNy 20
( IA J. sTpIlr ENBERG
ssa gscket 3gf.. uUaer + ticket CT 81
CHARLES PEABODY Ma Eager.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Eggs aa3 butter ard poultry are 2-l2rg
the firm things % me local market theSs
days. B1sEer h2s beer tchning A. &c, but
the demand Is good the shipments nor
very large Ard the chances thai tasrs " II
os al advance II price are very g0os1-
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pAcIFIc NAVIaATIoN %.

Seattle. Everett a. Wbstcom Route
State Of Washington leaves Seattle
daily. except Saturday. at 10 D. m.
Seattle Everett and Ia Conner Route.
Sfearer Fairhayen leaves Seattle daily
except saturday, AZ ID p. m, calling at Ev-
, srest going north Monday. Wednesday ard
Friday: going south Tuesday. Thursday
sud Saturday.
Telephone Main "a Xesler Dock.
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fAooMA sEAT-rl.E kND wHArcoM

ROUTE
s'eAnEf tsecree 8 starr tcawsS Tacoma
n ~ MantsFs. Wednesdays sas ETf-
sfs tor Settle Anaeorfes Esirhavea
- New Is .-t-l.~. leaving Seattse az 3
q EFt .-s Ira yes New Nhascaaa
.~FSs14ys T.4-stavs and SATURDAYS at 5
p Sea meT Ge.s &c Blaine WeAacs-
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fssRT TOW NsENp AND WAY PORTS
.steasrsr Tfsho icsTss &ally. except sun
~ % e. r- Saufsv. Girect st Y
ssaTnlns 1fet. caves rert townsend a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-29

ST. Paul. Minneapolis,
Duluth. Fargo.
Grand Forks, CrOOkston,
Winnipeg. Helena.
Butte, Chicago.
Philadelphia. Washington,
New York. Boston,
And All Points East
and South.
TIME SCHEDULE,
In Eject sept. 18th. 1927.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
Fer Spokane. Eosslan4 81 l'aal
80 80 =. '------'-.''''-' - -
~ Fofts&nd .....-s- --..-.--....-. 2 = - II
- ~ Oily e7qla ..s.. s.--..-.....-. . a n
.FoT ASer1eSn zee. -..-.-...-....- Sc a. ~
"a ara =. -. -. 90 >. -
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
Fvoal SPOKANE. EossAAaG. ST.
Fa1I &nd Esss --+-..-....---. u = a. n.
treln t.srtlArd .--.. .-..--.-.-.-.. = , N
prom own ga .--.- ....--..-.---- = , n
Fras rseer7a, SIS ard II $ a
nary sEosps sa7aay. AT osser. aa,ly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-29

TIE following were Sse Joant-g quota
lions OF wholesale dealers yesterday.
sugar Flour and Coffee.
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ALASKA
The Reliable
STEAMER FARAILON
VIII sail Tor
JUNEAU. skAGrAY AND DYEA.
Oeiobev 18th. at p. n. aDA every twelve
days hereafter.
Passenger accommodations are Al Am
PIE room fer fFeight and stock.
For rates ana further information call a,
sehwa hache-ss Wharf. foot 81 Tnlon
street. Telephone. Pike 6.
Pm CITY OF ABERpEEN
'hS fof I - "a 40 OH MIA
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
srE. MuLTNoMAH
NuAILn
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
Al
COMA ~ CENTS
Round TRIP. = CENTS.
r., MalE g. CITY DOCK. assn-
CAPT L. WILLY. Manager.