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MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE. Nov N.--Afrtxe
American schooner Okan0Kan, g.
Moore. II days from San FrnnctNcA
load a return cargo for same port. AI19k
can Schooner Comet. Capt. TuruNtf&
fifteen days from San Pedro. f0 toe4
return cargo for same port.
PORT CAMILLE Nov. is.--AYf1v00
American schooner Spokane. CApe. jan!
son. Is days from Honolulu. u. II - ~
"A return cargo for same. S n s3
IOQEtAM, Wash, Nov. M.-3el5oes
For Sun Francisco. SCHOONER H.
Ger. schooner John r.. Miller. bchnoNo
Twilight schooner Pioneer, sch00445
Novelty and schooner Ernfna Utter. fxo1
Hoquiam: schooner Enterprises ffom c.
rnopolls; schooner stella and SCHOONER g.
r. Wilson. from Aberdeen Sc1IQ0ue1 -
r. Rediield from Aberdeen for sapfh ~
salia. -
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. M.--Arriye4
Washtenaw from Tacoma. Hafif0~
Wellington. for Esnafmo. str AlhlnfA
Portland; bark Olympic, for Psigee 49,
coos BAY. Soy. is.-~Salied'- NOV, ~ ~
cgarina. for San Francesca, strs Hs1 =
and Arcata for San Francisco. III
SAN PEDRO. Nov. f6.--AFs1vsa--S0vss
schr Eshe, Zane. from Port dHmnde:
Iakms. from Tacoma. -
LIVERPOOL. Nov. tss--ArfiveQ--Ssov.4
Br sh Uuchalburn. from OREGON. =. Il
WELLINGTON N g. W., NQys -
saiied-Nov, H. str Aoransi, for Il
yer.
NANAIMO. Nov. fs.--Arriyed-Nos
Peter Jebaen from San Ffauaeco.
-@--~-~--~-~~4---~--~---- 80
Go TO the Klondike with the cen
1900 - ,f,a t1oee nj efiixengef.
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Flour-Rece,pts. nssl: exports. 1906
barrels. Market barely steady.
wheat-Receipts. 4si f5a: exports 1sa $50
bushels. Spot weak; No. z red. asIsc. OPP
on cables. reacted under light speculative
support and ruled heavy all dav infu-
enced by small export trade. hauiistion
and disappointing CLEARANCE. closed hs%c
gxc: December. esisass7sc: closed ss'tc.
Hops-Ffrm: state. common 10 choice
,ses crop ta,sc: 1894 cr ron, 4essc re- erop
crop. esIsc: 1877 crop. l59isc.
Petroleunr-ouiet: United closed &c biz
io1l5 points net lower; sales. % go baes. In
Guiding. December. 55NT5 snc: March SIS
as Sac Spot coffee-Rio. easier: No Rio
invoice. szc: No iobbing &c: mild. NOM
Sugar-Raw. firm: refined strong.
Metals
Pig Iron-wsrrants. quiet: ss.s5 bid: 81
copper-ou,es; lake. noH bid; slo.s7,a
Tsn-ouiet; Hs.7o bid; SIS % asked,
Leas-Exchangs quiet: lis BID: 50 30
asked: brokers' steady. 50 So.
spelter-Quiet: A.is bid: a.D asked.
Visible supply.
Special cable and teleEraph,n dispatches
TO Bradstree.'s covering the principal
points OF accumulation indicate the follow
!Eg changes OF 8SEtiADtr SApHu1S sfeA sat-
mrday. as compared with the preceding
Saturday:
OF the Rockies increase, stts no bushels
Aeoas and 10 Europe. Increase. f.20. 90
bushels.
LIVERPOOL Corn Trade News worlds sup
pir total Increase II ef3 90 bushels.
corn--Tnited States and Canada. east OF
the Rockies. decrease. l5e2-@e bushels.
Oats--Unitsd States and Canada. east OF
TIE Rockies decrease. Mos bushels.
TIRE more important Increases In stocks
az available wheat last week. not included
in the Official Visible supply statement.
were s7s 90 bushels In the interior eievas-
ors 81 90 bushels AT Cleveland. &14s bush
els IN Chicago private elevators. and y go
bushes at Akron. o
CORRESPONDING 6ecreases include IHs ooo
huahelx ar New Orleans. sfst 6ss1 bushels at
varf0s.4 Manitoba storage points. 400
bushels AT Oswego and 1900 bushels at
Port Huron
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no.ten weeI 49,.

hos ION. Nov. ls--Tt /, won. 50.
We, wses naS Seesa rather ..aies. Mn
81 S.S ar, are i ,a As firm Il not I Es53s| p
doing in fleece wco,s TasssS
continue TO meet with cosss.S~sslSs I. e.
ana several good-sized hnr~ 49,
cleaned up. Holders sre rr.srs - ~
views and less liberal ssoneesriss. l..
.sihanle- The market FOR Aussr~;1e.
Il rather quiet. Quotations: b 4
L1saSofy Wyess-~Montana, fsne EYE
hsssssc. s
usah, wyoming. etc. FINE r.1sn 5.5s,
nus. ISsslso; secured prices. sss;sSo. r.
Australian wonls-Scoarsl ha.a. -
Ing. saperiine .stsssc; do. coed. =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &C.
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sl.i.sffis: Surprise. Nssff2s; black. for
seed. Sl.Ss4si.Sas rid. sl.&@7l.S&
Receipts
rsaur. quarter sacks. = SIS: do Oregon.
SSH: wheat. csntals- ISIS do Oregon,
cats. centais ! ~. do Oregon. i,ss<s; beans.
sacks. I.Ses corn cSntaas N. peSatoas.
sacks. ~: so OREGON. t,;Sss; onions. SACKS.
gon. $50: raidSlInss. sacks. -; do Ore
gon- ~. hay, tons, 81. heDs. halsSs i.
shorts. OreSon. sacks. 1,So wocl. bales.
:: do Oregon. u: hides. number. i.sss: raj
sins. boxes, 7s1; wine. gallons. IL 90.
brandy. gallons. Snss
Closing Quotations.
wheat--Eeasy; December. si.$s; May.
Rarley-No market:
Corn-Iarge yellow. se,sssa5c.
Sran-sigstS
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Mi'issuns- Misdlinss. ssas7-ese bran, 81
Hay-wnsas. siea,s: wheat ard cat. s,is9
u: cat. si1esls. best barley. siestis; alfalfa,
S>S7S.5o, clover. Sssfio; sock. <Ssl9. Som-
pressed wheat Ss1is: ssraw, per bale.
Vegetahles-Earlv Rose potatoes. saG sc:
river Bfsrhanks. save: river reds. .
1sac: Salinas Barhsnks S&f7ec. Mer-
sd s., s swee;s sefsss per ssnta onions 80
ataassc: garlic, 2assac per pound; green
peas. 46fSc: tomatoes. sssa25c: green pep
pers. Sflsoc per hox; eggplant. sAariac per
box; green ckra. Sofl 9sc per box. r4ims
beans esgzfSc Per pound.
Frui.-Choice apa.eS. T5sfSr per box.
common apples s5sslsac per box: strawber-
yies, S.SSll nes chest: raspherries ssaSs per
chest: erSnherries. SSus per barrel. or
binary grapes. @Ssiiec per box. Isabella
grapes. 6astr acc per box; peaches. sacsS$r per
box. pears. &ea4esc rer box perslmmons. %
Efs5c per box; piuuss, sss3S Soc per box. ponle-
granates. G1%ac per box ounces, aS2s5ac
lean Hines. repack, s2.sasfS: common Cali
forn.a lemons. s5e1sl; choice California
lemons. eq. 50: bananas. sias. plneap-
Pies $i5e5is.
Rutser-FaGcy creamery. ss1sSc: Sec
onds. 2ssfesc; fancy dairy. s4c, seconds, .lss
Chsese-Sew. lsssi2i@c: old. loasiie. Cali
fornia cream cheddar, HAZE; Young
America, i2gise; Eastern, ise14ci West
ern. ieGi3c.
Eggs--s,ore. nominal: fancy ranch. 500
Ale: Eastern. 11425c: duck. Csc.
Poultry-Live, turkey hens. Iiaisc per
pound; live turkey goebiers. laalsc. roos-
broilers. small. s. 1sds. hroilers. large. 81. IS
as: fryers. ss.5o5is: hens S.s0sfa: ducks
old. Ss.5aal4so: ducks. young. So sasit 20.
geese. Ssa. goslings. I.s5sal 20; pigeons.
old. s9slsoc, pigeons. Young. S.25ll5o
Wool and Hops.
Spring wools--Neyada. liafl2c. Oregon,
1s614c. Fan wools-Soulhern coast lambs
1usc. San joaquin lambs. sa9Sc: Northern
lambs, 1iAi2c; mountain. fofai2c; san Joa-
Hops-New. ied1ic per pound: old. NOM
inal.
Exchange.
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FOREIGN MARIN ET~.
Financial

LONDON. So@. fs.-Consogx. ll2 s-is:
silver. z5tk6.
NEW YORK. Nov. ls.-The Evening
Posys London financial ca5ssgrsrl says:
The stock markets were idle auT sfeaay
today. Consois and India gtockz were no.
tabsy firm. the former OF government bsGy-
tng. and tae latter or reports that the
p,o~tcffsce savings bank May amply for
power 20 Invest therein. Americans opened
quiet and clez<d streng. There was fair
buying here TIE boom IL the Grand
Trunk continues.
The Paris hogrse was a'i.e, ana sh- Ber-
In market steady.
Bread sfuMs.
LIVERPOOL. New. Is1-ci5ss. Wheat
Soo. No. red Northern spring. dull q.
e. sid.
Csarn-Spot American frsixsd. stsad- a. -
zssl. November. stesty ~ - ID: Deem
Der. steady AZ % 2isd. January. sisadr az
Antwerp woef Sales.
ANTWERP. NOV. is.-The wool auc-
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch to the Post-IntcIlieeA4
TATOOSH. Nov. Id y. nn.v~HaS4
eter. eaa6; cloudy. wind west. mlle4
ward~A steamer. 10 a. m. steam ozz
II a. M: tug Tacoma, f.l5 n m.
ward-Gcrman bark Seestern " ~
Tacoma nj ii A. m. In the straits, hpN
cut. four-masted barkenfirs In tQW
Wanderer; tug Royden AZ buoy.
NEAH Ray, Nov. 6,~~4 p. M-~C2
cloudy.
barometer .a.9s: cloudy. wind sosathNol
2 rutJ.s =
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PORTLAND WHEAT
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Nov. ls--Toisy was AZ
o.her remarkably dull day OF the stock sx-
ssauge The only sparls Of ACTIVITY were
49, 10 rrsEi3gsatEve mz2suterS OF tbs
rark CT the professional trseerA 1a1T
srere noaAh,y manifest Ia Consolidated Gas.
waIcA went I'D and down. ne n!ice sclL.nS
= TseIrat a. q txra al DAY bat sfwsys with
a Ts-es below LAST ntxas's price The DE-
cans extended 20 an points 81 che time.
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.loa sales opened here tcflax - &C
s sss as,nsss 81 buyers Tia d. - Z
were occasionally iosrpr sssu -
and lambs sold unchs n.ss 49, Ct
however. were in good rsc. - t.
ing are he sales In desaiI. ''1s.
roeisssS AyreS Ia bales - &C., ii
cea;is,es. ~
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. Nov if.-F1our-
Family extras. 81 Tsess e: bskers' exsraa
81 ss3isl
wheat Stripping r.ys% fer No. ]. ana
Il q for eaosce: milling 81 Szi@9fis.
raYaey--Fred E23-s4c per Genital. brew
srx s. Gs46E 6-5A
r5ass-poor 90 FAR. s: 81. f7fls Der CEN
tai. gcod 20 cao.ce. siT@343l-iF'zs fancy
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sAS JUAN ISLANDS.
VIVA y-sxyAA p-;%N

STF.NMn,.s Co., 49,; 1o.,--. -.
ssss - ~ Main street. Monday
IMo,ssl s, srd Friday AZ a. m for Eor,
.mrasassri san Juan Islands and New
wha,cosr. Rstnrniag. leaves New what
.asa Y THOMPSON. msHsger-owaeF-
ttiv nosarsiu< Il Co. agents. city deck.
srssrAcrs Main s..
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
IEGTON ROUTE
sTEAMEH A. z ROBINSON.

Carrying L. s. Mall
On Port Orchard and Pori washington
route leaves city dock foot Of Main
street, $50 a m.. calling q. South Beacl,
Burchesi Brick Yard. Brenserson. L. 5.
Navy Yard Sidney. Charleston. Tracffon.
Chico. sslyerisle Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station al 2 .. m: arrives Seattle at
o. N. E. -. Robinson. master. Lilly,
Bogardas * Co.. agents Telephone.
Main 81
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.rr,pofrcu NINE STATES.

ga nss,ex OF perfectly equipped railway
g., rIlInoIs. rowa. Wisconsin. Afchlsan,
sf,nnssosa. North Dakota. South Dakota
$3.50 and wyoming. II opeTates the
-. ,,.sgs IN the world TINS service sa
chicago. Milwaukee and al ne pFincapas
lilies 81 the East and Southeast cannM
h.. s,rTa Esd. Insist o. having year s'cnnt
vfs, .sTfss Norss-wss;sfri - 800
Commercial Agent. ss first nseAus' -
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pOOp CANAL ROUTE
. NAV

NgEANfsN At@Isk \
ys.v.. Ssib-alsh dock. foos ef Washing
IAN ssrset. TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and sat
ssss S-sv,n's seahSck BrinnoR. Hollis,
nsw,,ta I4lilwaup Fails, HcodsporE and
$3.50, seisx Returns alternate days
s'''0'' n. TRouTMAS. Master.
TslenNore Red 81.
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FLY on THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
four round trips daily. excsp, Sunday
In one hCur and twenty-fYe rusnutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
regular daily trips seattle-Taccma
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAYA
TIME CARD
Leave Seastie--sss5 ills a. m. a:&5. Sis
D. N.
: Leave Tacoms-s.sa a. m: /. In. o. m.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle--9:9 a. M ~ ma: s D. m
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf Ta-
coma. and Commercial doca, foot OF Ma
rioH street. Seattle.
sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington.
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Ihe compsnys ele~ant co.,, frwA.
1xr IiII OF PUE6IsA and WALLA
49, = ave sEATTLE tor San Fran
- Fort Townsend and Victoria, B.
( n Nov. & II. rs. .. =. Il. psc
a ~ ~ 9. = 9. Jan. 4. II q - D Due
~ rrfznrfsco =. m. Nov g. "A IS a n
pc. = g. - u. =. ii Jan ii n a "a.
s az: / Leave BAN FRANCISCO isr So
snd. al III s = g saI p G. and Pcrt Toms
f;,,.s.. -. -. = q. Jan. /. g. II. n, a. -. H.
~. ,mearsie .. M. Nov. s. 10. Is -. 8. %
Feb. -. ssH- : :. - ~ :. -
~ me eiezant steamers CORONA. cITY
TIE for Alaska >. m Nov. i. & n. Il. n.
= gec. s. II. II, q. d, g. Jan. 6. 70 Is
81 9 Due hack at Seattle Nov: u =
= 8. Dec J. 3 IL. IL, q n Jan. z. T. II. II
- - Iso. J. =. II. The company reserves night
- - enange, Without previous notice, steam
nasisng dates and hours OF sailing.
~. r. TEOWERfDGE. r. 8. Eapt.. Ocean
- seattle Ticket Agent, Go First Ave.
Agss-. 8. r
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEL

Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves YeSler dock Sun
days Tuesdays and Thursdays at II 20
D. m for Port Townsend. Port Williams,
pungeEess Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg Pys1t. Ciailam Bay and Neah
Bay: returning arrives at Seattle 3 p. n.
on opposite days. Steamer Evangei leaves
Yester dock for Port Townsend Port An
reles and Victoria Mondays. wednesda "
ard Fridays at go D. m. arrives Seattle
alternate days at go p. m.
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BAT recovering at tae close. left the stocks
net loss oaly fractional
The weakness Of local gas stocks Is due
e ZsarS OF failure Of plans alleged 10
Fave bean contemplated for the amalga-
naa;scn Of the lecai gas companies Sugar
continued - lead the market In aoins OF
ssssvisy and It's strength during the day
helped the general strength og the mar
ke- 1t rose ar one tine two points. but a
reaction. due 20 realizing sales 90 short
surn. left It's net gain fractional Other
Industrial stocks, notably the Gotten stocks.
TOBACCO ard Leather preferred. rose
Sharply on traders purchases bat for the
most par. however, were firm In the face
OF ire aallnrss. prices continuing above
yesterdays level all day, exeep. a small
decline just n. the opening. This decline
was IN sympathy with the heastness Of
american securities IN the LorEoa market.
London was also . seller IA this market o.
American stocks.
The strength Of the railroad lis. mainly
was due to the continued good outlook for
resumed In force and q very heavy move
ment or cattle being reported BY scnsss
Western roads. Manhattan was heavy all
day. nor did IL rise above yesterdays level,
The rubber stocks were also somewhat de-
pressed There was no news bearing on
either 81 theSe properties. The heavy tone
IN Omaha alone OF tbs Granxers was
equally withcu; exclamation. Northwest
ern, the parent stock. gained n rcsns net.
as also did Rock Island. The market was
exceedingly narrow. both IN the volume
OF me Ht&il1xS ana N the movement or
prices. except IN n few cases. prices show
ing fractional net gains on the day.
The bond market was fairly active ana
showed Improvement for the most Part.
Total sales were 81 if5.aa. United States
IS coupon and the 81 coupon are u lower.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. steady nj iiAsf3 per sent:
last loan. per cent. closed. 1ssfS per
cent: prime mercantile pa9er. Sixsi4ts per
cent: sterling exchange. easier. with actu-
al business In bankers hills at ss.N& for
demand. and at s1ssss for sixty days:
posted rates siSSi<414 SAIL: commercial
bills. s4-s2: silver certificates. sSsl5sc: bar
silver. 5sNc: Mexican dollars. 4sc.
Government bonds. firm: state bonds.
dull: railroad bonds. firm.
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TACOMA. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER.

STEAMER UTOPIA
VIII sail from Coiman dock every Mon
day and Thursday az p. n. for Blaine
and Vancouver Fare TO Blaine. goo:
Vancouver. 800
Telephone Main 81.
A. r. MAXWELL. Agent.
Ccman Dock
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THE SEATTLE Markets.
Cereais-Steady.
Euttsr-fsrm.
Eggs-Firm.

Cereais-Steady.
Eutter-Firm-
Eggs-Flrm.
The following prices are being onefed
20 the producers by local dealers Tor DE-
nvery n round lots on the dock or IN the
Grsin-Puget sound oats. H-Tls: barley.
~ per ton: wheat, chicken feed. 80
Rides. Pelts and Tallow-Heavy safte0
steers, over % lbs. &c: medium per TO- PC:
light, under IS lbs, Sc per ID: heavy
cows, &c: light. 4l5c: sailed kips. tdsc, ana
can. per 10. &c: green hides. lie less than
sased: dry hides. per ID, sqtSc: culls On
anove. one-third less: dry elks. per 10; -
ILc. dry deer skins. summer. per 10. lsa9.sc'
gooc winter, iaQI5c; poor and thin winter.
sMsc. sheep pelss. long wool. ssas1c: m s
nin Wool. sA165c: wool. Western Wasnins-
ten cleaned. logic: dirty. eG.c per ID;
tallow. sI2sxc.
EgSsEFresh ranch. 3nd3.c
PoElsry--cnickens, sqssxc per b. I'VE
weight
:. Live stock-Choice beef cattle. cows.
xanz%e: steers. 5u3'4c: choice sheep. &c:
kood hogs. FAC. calves. dressed, large, Sc'
small, Sic
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Nine tickets 70 the rich gcia 80
being given away hy Tho Hn.e-S:s},
gencer, which allows you "a earn = ,sssss|
stake AT the same time. Are vnss F..
race II not send TO the manarcr r.
for blanks. - ss1
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TACOMA. SEATTLE AND wHATCoM
ROUTE.
c,.ar,er George f.. Starr leaves Tacoma
go ~, Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
49, for Seattle. Arscortes. Fairhaven
.nd New whatcom, leaving Seattle at .
p. m. Returning. leaves New Wha'eom
n n. steamer goes 10 Blaine Wednes-
DAYS.
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Nov. Is i4F.
Exchanges AZ the Seattle. Tacoma, Spo-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
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VISIT the great Nd'iidaaoH 1870
sale at So Frs. avenue eSspSs Aseios
street.
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or A,yr RIVER ROUTE-stta rner CiIy 0!
Nsamnaign weekly time card:
1ssvss Seattle November Is AZ y mid
nss eSnyen,her /. AZ Il midnight No
u.s., ~ a, & n ~. Leaves Mount Nsr-
W., November II AZ a. m: November 10
a a.. =. m: November 81 ~ a m; calling
Mouns Vernon and Avon.
rs,g Dock steamers for al points on The
s1 n,, open all night u. H. Mcdonald.
.a.ssr. talsnhons. Main y.
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gARNEsoN & CHILcorr.
Shin and Steamship Agents. Freight and
Chartering Brokers.
OFFICES. Mutual Life Building.
Telephone. Black ST.

PORT TOWNSEND AND WAY PORTS.
Ss.ap,er Idaho ieaTes daily. except sun
day. al ! a. m; Sunday direct. at q. m. !:
2 n m.
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rATIFIc NAVIGATION co.

SEATTLE. Everett & Whatcor, Route.
S,ste az Washington leaves Seattle daily
exceps Saturday n 10 ?. m
s.sar,er TaIrhaven leaves Seattle daily
.s-ss saturday, at 10 y. m. calling at Ev-
srsst goins north Monday. "Wednesday and
r.vssass rc,nS south Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday. 49,
Tefsnhone. Main rs aestef dock
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
steamer City or Kingston between Ta-
coma. WASH and Victoria. b. c.
smpm.Isv NJ Tacoma lif0 Ari 4:0opm
lo0opmiLvl g SEATTLE s2ArI 1 :sspm
s:taan Arsl11i Victoria MlLyl s:ysarn
DAILY except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes hrst-cIaSs accom-
modations. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leaves from YesIer wharf.
seattle. fer Victoria a. 10 D. M. and for
Tacoma at 2:l5 p. m.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
stattrooGns until a. m.
For rates. tickets, etc. inquire os
G.. r. THORNDYKE,
Agent. Yesier Wharf. Seattle.
]. 4. NADEAU
General Agent. NJ p Ry.. Seattle.
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PORT ORCHARD AND FORT WASH

INGTON ROUTE
STEAMER MARY +. PERLEY
Leaves GaIbraIth dock. foot OF Washing
ton street.. for sylvan Grove. Port White.
Rremerton. T. s. Dry Dock Charleston.
Sidney, Tracyton. Siiverdaie daily. ex.
cepting Saturdays and Sundays. al 800 D.
M: Saturdays al $50 p. m Sundays at 500
a. m. Dry Dock $40 a. m Saturday nights
leaves Siiverdale SO p. M. Dry Dock TOO
n m re's nhnne Red Isl.
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alaska
The Reliable
STEAMER FARALLON
Will sail for
JUNEAU. SKAGUAY AND DYEA.
November 16. at n. m, and every fifteen
days thereafter.
Passenger accommodations are Al. Am.
pie room for freight and stock.
For rates and further information call at
6chwabacher's Wharf. foot Of Union
street. Telephone. Pike 6.
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High water at Aiacortcs. Fort B1n1<1
Port Madison and United States dry
practically same time m At HoAtttes
coma 9 minutes and Olympia. - min
Townsend z minutes and Port AneeI(E
hours q minutes earlier.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash

siusively. eA-
deposits received from 81 to $40. onn.
interest allowed per annun: Sly nzr
s.aI on term deposits per cent. on or
einsry deposits
~ Lavsdenas declared last DAYS Of Nav ana
NSvember. Loans made on real estate or
approved eoliaterals only.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Nov. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No
I claes:srs,. -5iec: No club. TIC
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND Eoy. Is-whea.-WaIia-
waIfs &c; hEsessenl. &c. valley. sc -se'
hash@i.
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xvrIATcoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.

rar. steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes.
ra,rnaven or whatcom- Leaves CONNER
ciai dock. Tacoma. 2 M; City dock
foot OF NAN s s,fee Retnrnius lssves Wsai.
came 8 o. sn.: Fairhaven. s:l5 .. m. and
Anaeortes 10 p. m: sun, Wednes and
Taroma s,.a5. or s. round trip.
AaS w III. ELLIS
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Go TO the Klondike with the g
ments of the foss-Inteiiigencer.
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ANTWERP. Sov. is.-Tae wool aue-
The record-union., 1897-04-18
A Novel Barometer.

1t has taken a clever Frenchman to
discover a kind of barometer which
may be safely called unique An Eng
lish journal says that it is nothing
more nor less than the figure of a Gen
eral made of gingerbread. He buys
one every year, and takes it home and
hangs 1t by string on a nail. Ginger
bread, as every one knows, is easily
affected by changes in the atmosphere.
The slightest moisture renders it soft,
While in dry weather it grows hard
and tough.
Every morning, on going out, the
Frenchman asks his servant, What
does the General say?" and the man
applies his thumb to the gingerbread
figure. Perhaps he may reply, THE
General feels soft He would advise
you taking an umbrella" On the other
hand, if the gingerbread is hard and
uryielding to the touch, it is safe TO
go forth in ones best attire, umbrella
less and confident
The Frenchman dclares that the Cen
eral has never yet proved unworthy
of the confidence placed in him, and
would advise all whose purse will not
allow them to purchase barometer or
aneroid, to see what the local baker
can do for them in the gingerbread
line - Harper'S Round Table