The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21
Suggestions 10 fukonerS, Dawn From the e.
psriepce Of Veterans, As to What TO Take;
Effect Of the Changed Conditions.

s,e. hat cid YgkoneEs. who have
/ - s,t sgpIa yE .. 90 scar 10 10 INTO
-. ranaAa au1 t1e Northwest terri
- -asalgg egiOus. prefer - attic as IN
~ So t.,irs. T. one Indication thai there
80 zrssai adVaT 'ges 20 De gained by
TIER - ~ dogJt IN ne world
go gr!ees on uk1g supplies % all
- fs,,sy. Tia .ne vaT!s.y aid stocks
So more extensive AMI that tae
s.ssr.x are better posted Da the needs
go. ,rosaeefaf here Than aDy where else
xs,sa sbss y - IL expected. FOR
= ya.on trade n nothing new here. Il
- - resgs j steadily for the pas, fiji
s4 - or 1i.ara aaa the city contains
- r.ea who aavs spent years IL .1Fos-
- ia tae lar North Not a feE OF
| = -ns~esaafu Themselves aAte lad prae-
= s,ue.ssnce Ia tua Yukon district and
80 NAM firms have been systematic
- vysbssakag miners i9F n3aaE years.
!. .s,s Eay they have ts - thor
- nasted a. 10 tie needs ~ the trade
- -, AN aroye 0. .mmense a.d 10 the
Tive yukoner. who has no. had ex-
...s..a4 In TIE new country.
xr,caants Buy in Quantity.
svfE TINS. Dlf - "a 10 4f+A4AB"E tf1VT-
=. Quantities - Yukon supplies its
.sr-ssets aage saplaads u goo3s coming
- me Horn .. a ross the PaC.fc from
:. gslsst Al ali mes Whole ,raia Dads
r.s.ts come overland liree: from the
=. There are taCiSriss Eere. ip1 which
-. -. many az the articles used by min
- Far these reasons the merchants
-, ara able to and 10. sell goods cheaper
as Is merchants ri: other coast cities.
-. L demonstrated b. he futile at
,s.s =. Victoria merchants ~ diver.
49,. ssans sest.ts. through the agency Of
80 assg,s. who ma3Htaiac3 quarters IN
satfe fer j time. and who offered free
,,.sssa,atioc 10 buyers wao would 40
sgsr fssfe and leok n their stooks Moth
~ Ike as extensive varieties OF goods for
~ sDselal trade can bee found eecn IN
a. FRANCISCO. The rush this spr ng hav-
* ahs.aed sooner thai Was anticipated.
- -ssrehaBtS still have large stocks ard
as sssber. o. competition prevails AZ tie
vssf l.re.
The Customs Regulations.
Prospective Yukoners may purchase their
tzsfs n fae United States and pay the
c.ssfaaa sufy when they enter the North
W. ;srriioFy. or :hsy may buy III Canada
ssS 81 tAe American duty or bond their
trsgn sought roof,s over the strip OF Tn
q ssm's sog II has bcen found by thou
sssz a men who have investigated the
sua;sst for themselves during he past TX
asatAs ,Aa} the rigu "a buy In the United
sstes Ass crest atlFafta over the other
AZ Cas4di3n dutsc- are much lower than
'hae 4 gte United States ard there Is far
gTss.ss trouble aua expense encountered
b. ;as caaadlafa who have n run the
gaesls. 9. 'ed tapsi customs AVS
=. aiszay aai Dyea than IS met
| as b. Americans wtth American
gods pAsssag the SUBMITS into
| CAaaAAh territory Tnc Canadians
.ssaT g.s1al C.othug and cooking
g'sts,s i ~ blankets and l"a pounds Of
tzE5
sps FAY Duty Either Way.
ffsrs q; al sorts II Yukon goods are
asff Is Snsfiea ,hau iu Canada. chiefly
9eS2# ne goods ussd are mostly manu-
atsre- 5sTe. Tb~ n.rr herts h.se tho.
- g easer margins. fcr comp tt3on =
s'tseF asd sales more active pu u.ttfv
., 3 De goods which they 81; IN p.as-
?tf'eFs ihe Canadian merchants have %
fy tslg Themselves ara hy the .tue TIE
Aaias expense IS paid. which il some
'ass rfafly - heavy IS The DUTY. he
re- sas pad very high price fer hs
'kis'g1fe "a aAi1u hgufz import
s'T' bs,en oatuea. 1r,r1 fra!.s veSn-
as'S fn!,k. nour ard mary atfer s.1u.e
Fsan5tl.es On ~" latter ar,.c.e the
Fs = : cert = Y p0und higher IN Cana IA
Pa y ihc United States
canadian Dnti.s ana laws
.Aaadan dates en American goods. pay
sae a. the EA.iea3t and Waite ta ss sum
Z II Aad AZ Gltn4fa ~ me Sglekecn route
- a Dawson ~ For t'udahN en- the