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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-21

Special Dispatch IN the Post-Intelilgencer.
wHATCOM. Sept 20-The news from
the Baker lake and south fork countries
IL that the claim holders have been active
this year In doing assessment work. What
Is believed to be a rich strike IL reported
from Baker river. J. 8 sancumb. a
homesteader. white cutting road
through the blue clay Of side hill un-
covered ledge that is rich In free gold
The surface rock is greatly decomposed
bur when pulverized u pans out consider
able quantities of light gold dust The
strike Is near the old Golden Rule ledge
which was located a number or years
sgo by Judron q Ebey. OF Lynden, and
where George Judson lost his life by fall
Inu on a snag The Golden Rule has been
long abandoned and r. now on Sancumbs
homestead.
Joe Morovitz IL driving a tunnel into .
bench on Swift creek. The sands OF
Swift creek show colors In attractive
quantities. but the stream II so turbulent
that II IN impossible To reach bed rock.
The stream formerly ran along what IL
now the bench, and Morovitz hopes to
fiid the old channel His tunnel is now
IN about sixty feet and he has cut several
small streaks Of black sand, which yield
as high as thirty coiors 10 the pan. II
Is generally believed that II he finds the
old creek bed he will strike II rich.
DIR. George Smith and associates OF
Anncortes have force OF men Mt work
on their properties on Sulphite creek:
Snohomish parties are at work on Swift
creek quartz propositions and Mr.. Thomp-
son. OF Hamilton. II opening up a ledge
on Thunder creek
Emery McGlnnis. Of this city. who has
just returned from that section, reports
the trails In very bad condition. The
government has done n great deal OF
packing Into the hatchery on Baker lake
and the trail n now q soft clay. The
government is building trail on the
rirht-hnnd side NJ the river, which Will
give the hatchery good road. but will
not benefit the miners. Mr.. McGnnls
savs his future trips into Swift creek,
where he has several promising locations.
viii be up the north fork. through Han
neRan's pass and across to the Baker
lake country through the Austin pass.
The general route TO that country now
IL via Hamilton and up the Skagt He
says that II the Belhngham Bay & Brit
ish Columbia extends its Boulder creek
extension, now building on through Han
neRaBs pass ~ will give the miners
much superior route into the Baker lake
region and all travel and freighting would
so that way. as II Is only a short dis-
lance over the divide through the Austin
pass a. before noted. the railroad com
pany now has party Of surveyors In tho
region 81 Hannegan's pass investigating
the railroad possibilities OF tho country.
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PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices being offered 10 ms pro-
cucer by the local dealers for delivery In round lot.
on the dock and IN the At Seattle:
Grain oats. Sid22; barley. SIS 5aais wheat
chicken feed. SIC: bran Sill 80 shorts $3.50.
Hay Puget sound. 500. Eastern Washington tim
ethT. SIS: alfalfa. 50 per ton
Egrs Strictly fresh ranch 7e62-c
Butter Fresh ranch 1tdisc: creamery 3dgc
Poultry Live chickens. lla12c: live turkeys. l;c:
turteys. l3c geese. l0c: ducks. maize per n.
Live stock-choice beef cattle co~s SLAVIC:
steers saiSc choice sheep. io good hogs live. e.:
hogs, dressed. Tc calves, dressed large SCI small.
ioc: calves. live. large. Sc small. &C.
Hides. pelts and wool Hesrv sound salted steers.
over 20 lbs. TIC medium sound. per h 6ise; light
sound. under IS lbs. sisc: cows. sound all weights.
SIC; stays bulls and oxen Aikc; sated kips sisc:
calves per III. &c green hides II less than saited
dry hides, rcr ID. 1lisc; dry cuils onethri less
summer deer per H. 2Sd3oc winter deer dry slN
22c; pspery deer i20lsc; dry elk s1l0c green ELK
sfse; sheep relts. 2scaSi % shenrlines i5'dt0c
Eastern Washington WOOL sdlic: Western Washing.
ton wool, 5c: dirty timber burned l5allc:
tslloy Hdsc
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Barley-Ea:y. beth on and Of call
Oafs-Steady,
What shipping. No. l. sl.os; choice. siOs; mill
ing. Sie7i4al.lo.
Bariey- Feed. ss2@72Ae: brewing. oasiEc
oats-Gray 81 .sal Is; black. for seed. 81 III q
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. 1855: Washington. szsi:
wheat oentals, 80 barley. cenals 49, oats CEN
tails il76: beans. sacks -; potatoes, sacks 6lso;
bran. sacks. 400 middlings. sacks. 10; hay tons,
1872 wool. bales. isa hides, number. 1871.
Produce. Fruits, Etc.
Mnlstnrs- Middlings sion: bran. siials per ton
Hay-Wheat, SaH: wheat and oat, Ssalo; best
barley s. 50: alfalfa, ssa1 50: compressed wheat -
el2; stray per bale, 5sa3'ise-
Potatoes-River Burbanks. sode5c Salinas Bur
banks, 7octdSl Is sweet. I5caH.N
Vegetables Cucumbers, "a toe; green peas. l1sd
&c; string beans if2c per III; tomatoes, SefSc; as
Fruit Appies. choice. slls; common. ssc Next
lines nominal: common California lemons, 81 3
H275. choice California lemons. 81 50d2i5; bananas
Sl@2 90 pineapples. seCd3,
Butter-Fancy creamery. &c seconds. 3td1c;
fancy dairy 2a6gisc; seconds. isa22c.
Cheese-New California flats. iediic; Young
America 0k@Ic; Eastern. HAZE.
Eggs-Store. lsdZlc: fancy ranch. 5lc Eastern, IL
@HMc
Poultry Turkey gobhlers. 1916: turkey hens lss
&c., old ROSTERS. s. 59d4: young ROSTERS 81 soGi So
ers SOS sn:. $ oa5: old ducks s4: geese.
81 25dl.0.
Wool aud Hops.
Wool spring Nevada. li@lsc: Eastern OREGON. 10
siie valley Oregon. lsslse FAN. Mountain lambs.
aGloc; San Joaquin plains. l0dl2c
Hops-Crop # 1900 l2dl4c.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat inactive; December. sl.osN; cash. sl,uS
Barley-Easy; MAY Ttc
corn-Larre yellow, 81 1al 2sh.
q q g
A. ~ A II l.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-f1our-Receirts. -. 80
barrels; exports. SPA barrels Market. quiet
Wheat Receipts. ~ 30 bushels exports ~, SO
bushels Spot. easier; No Z red ssNe, T. b. and
stNr. elevator. options oreued firm, on rains in
Northwest. bui collapsed later in the day through
weakness n Minneapolis, liverpool reaction. IN
loading by loeal and foreigner houses together with
poor export Developments Closed weak. NJ iiA8
nc net decline March closed sc MAY 8itc. Sep
tefuhcf 1Hc: October &c; December. sac.
Wool Dull
HOPS Quiet.
CcHec- Options closed steady ~ decline of 3
rniria Sales. t3s0 bags, including September &c.
October. fc. December. 7asc. March. S5.aT soc
spot RIO, quiet No invoice, size. Mid. quiet.
Cnf5ara. aaiir.
Sugar Raw, firm: fair refining. ike centrifugal
> ct. s. ReaneA hrm.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Z hica 20.

CHICAGO ssrt M.--Caftle Receipts ~ head.
lpclndius 90 Westerns and so rpxans Choice ma
tive steers steady ~ strong mciiam and common.
a'af So a. lower Westerns and Texans. 81 0c lOs
e. Native Coed e. prime f'rcrs s. isa5 q fn3r
60 rreiian 81 s0fb %; selected feeders. AoH s. -
.4t r. mixed sto hers s. -ta3 IN, cows 3 nss -.
heigets Uias le rauregs s382 - hulls s. eNfg ~
calves 81 sa7f - Tetsus- Fed steers. 81 la9s 70.
grassers g. setG IS bulls, e Ssa7 VI
H1gs Receipts tp8sy ia.nl head fosnerTov, ss'i.
r,afrf naN Itft over so Opened stronger;
riossa s,eaay Tor 6 sea mixed and ba'rAe~.
& rSas a eofsi 20 rhofp hesvr Is iadS SIS rough
hestr H.Ea5m. liEht. S. AHsS'l bnlk e saies,
s. N.8s d
sherp Rersirss HNn bead Sheer. chairr sod
f-eisrs afaat steady. others - iever LAMBS. Is
49, lower gossf F1rfe~ wtfhfrs. s. xaHl 3
fli rs sh-ise rptved. q r1 q Western sbeep g :,
81 ic. Te,as shee-. s. saf =, natire lambs So
US Wcstcp Lutn. - 'AfSN
e. - c+
=. 4, ,.r-.ra
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FLY ON THE FLYER.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily, except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle-Tacoma
route as followsi
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE 9.
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle-7;45; HIS a m: 245, 6.i5
p. m.
Leave Tacoma--9;3o n m; /, $50, p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle-f:3o a. m. IL m, 5 D. m.
Leave Tacoma--9,3O a m. 2:30 1880 .. IN.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ta-
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
rion street Seattle
snnhays. sten mer FLYER or GREYHOUND.
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DR.. POWELL REEVES s sSss lis Yeaer WAY, Seattle
HerrIn-R einer CO.
NINE AND STOCK
BROKERS.
Exchange National Bank bldg. Spokane
Wash.

We buy or sell. at close figures. any
of the standard mining stocks.
During the past week many OF the
stocks have made a substantial advance.
Now is the time to get in before they
are out OF reach.
Orders executed promptly. either buy
ing or selling.
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Cash Quotations.

Flour Steady.
wheat-No 5 spring. Tsa7slsc: No red 77n@
soiac.
Corn-No p i0hd4oHc; No 2 yellow. is's ai54c
Oats-No .. 2%@2sc; No. white, sc; No.
white 22A@GsHc
Rye~No 2 52Rc
Bstley-Good feeding. soc: fair to choice mating
5iasse.
Flaxseed-No. l, sl.5s; No Northwestern. 81. 3d.
Timothy Seed Prime. ind43c.
Mess Fork Per barrel. sl2 osdl2 10
f.ard--rer 100 pounds, s.. sat 20.
short Ribs Sides loose. s. 5adT Il,
shouders-Dry ssl,ed boxed. sA@e&c
Short Sides Clear, boxed s. .0sds IS.
WHISKY Rass Of high wines 81 %.
Sugars Unchanged
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Mckinney AND NORTH HALF
ducer--rurchase OF Ntnnehaha
step Toward Btg Operations.


GREfcNWO0p H. C.. Sept, is-Ths
Fost-inteiiigrncer correspondent returned
today after two weeks trip In the sad
dle During this period he visited Camp
Mckinney and travelled extensively
through the mining districts OF the north
half ~ the Coiviile reservation, In that
portion of the reserve which IA the north
eastern part ~ Okauegau county, At this
particular season Of the year tho roads
are Ia splendid condition and there Is con-
siderable travel over them owing To- ac-
tiyitx la many OF tho new mining camps
days ride of forty miles brought thu
writer 70 Camp Mckinney. AZ present.
With the exception Of some assessment
work there - only one mine In operation,
the old STANDBY, the Cnrlboo, With TWEEN
" stamps pounding on nifty tons OF rich
ore pnr day. The mine Is producing In
the nviEhhorha0d ot sei go per month. The
Ray roil numbers fftS-six employees The
lowsst depth 50 far reached In this well
known producer ~ the yelisw metal is
PA feet X was learned while In camp
that HnofEe n McAuley, the managing az
rector, who has recently returned TO To-
FUnto from England Ia expected az the
mine BY the middle 81 the month whom
I was said that the force Il 20 be largely
Increased with View 10 extending the
development iht@ some % the outlying
grqWods that has SO far been undoyei-
Operation. on the sailor
Considerable interest has alse been
HNNaed tn IRE confirmation from Toronto
ot The purchase nv the Sailor Cousolitnt.
81 Mnius 4 MILLING Company "a the Mia
9 ,s1t ,s. .,gc and ml ard n The report
GRAFTON The acquisition Af tho kamin,n.
Ntns between the Sailor aui Ntnneh,ha
claims W g Fox, tho Promoter and
managing director 81 tho sailor COMPANY
Eiil shortly have Toronto Gov MrKinneT
q start operations On the sailor milne fl
Res t3e experimentation. informed tho
caaapap4 trogasc hW1tin6 an aerial tram.
way l*a fest in lersth, connecting the
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Trading on Western avenue today was featureless
WIN the exception Of Still irrner market for but
yer ana eggs there was no change. and this
ehanee was too slight to affect tho quotations.
Poultry is still giut the market Eggs are now
bringing 2 cents 10 producers
The market Il well supplied with fresh fruits,
which are expected to become scarcer soon Receipts
from growers in this state yesterday we're smaller
man usual farmers in most sections being busy with
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Metals.
ASIDE fr0n another drop II y points n iln The
tpesl MARKET for metals exhibited little Animation
The trzs vas caused hy weak advice, from ahroas
and lack - . ulsfire interest The eisss was
very werk e. f1saE Na
Fi< hcn Warrants ruled dun and unbalanced Al
g. 70, F. i1-s- =
Lake Cornef -ppii al N6faRlr.
Lad puli A. tft-
SustFf- 81 MsFm.
ne isearrs price fof Trad vas 81. aua Or roppss
fE.fsai'sik.
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sterling Exchange.
san FRANCISCO. segst ~ ssatlinz "a London
SIXTY Asys. @.ssA ssif sa
Financial.
eiIftr har- Crr. Men-an Dollars. Ets.aEls
-Drafsa- SIT s.. t~iezsauhlc. -isr
q - r
FOREIGN.
Financial
MN YORK ~er' % Tbf C0rrsrrisi Aassr.
f8aT iaoasn hnsacisi sahaEsam sses.
Tl.r UisFtets hfFf arfrri Eraa satHv ea DO f-tt.
Dfrs. PSF lf'fF ere1Fc.ef faTd RntFsfs r.as
ssr- WHsia-s hfHtver. 1ras 5assgnfEsant Arnsr4.
cans urrs he1W sariiJ frrtrs fhf t-1Futrx Wee
Nrt haszht gtrrE'f trfviTg frlar tesa 1s1rs o.
Pre- me ri1sf 81 abort tee waFat aHasesslaa
sestfert "a Nrw fefk sttes fsf Fsas s-ra.rrf "a
ihf rfevrsf Nurr wfs esss so4 tisrasrss ra-s ~.
sfr-l te - silver Wss hsH'Fe aa flra1,ed
lnH.s ssassrf
Clo.ing Quotations.
fCNHuN ssrs = Asesis.n = = fAasfaan r.
elsa ws Tnaa FaNar preferred -Gs. Nrrsts-a
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY
Portland Or. Sept %. 1870,
Fair: stationary Temperatures
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF Ami
CULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN
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SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.


SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoNDs
ROUTE.
Time card-I.eayes Seattle a. m, ~ m.
and o. m. Leaves Everett s;lS a. M.
2 40 .. m. and rs y. m.
Three round trips daily. except Sunday.
Connections Al Seattle with the steam
steamer Mikado for Snohomish aud with
the Everett and Monte Cristo railway for
Monte Cristo and way s;atienss
Solmsn opek. sa etShanas dos 5s
Everett. c. 2. y SCOTT. Manager,
PORT TOWNSEND. SAN JUAN ISL
ANpS AND WHATCOM ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail, leaves city
dock foot Of Main street sundays. Tues.
DAYS and Thursdays. ~ y o'clock mid
night. for For, Townsend san Juan isl-
leaves New whatcom Tuesdays, Thurs.
DAYS and Saturdays NJ nf- J. n
Thompson. ManaRer-O~ner. Lilly, Bo-
gardus Il Co. Agents, city dock Teie-
phone. Main -.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
fNGTON ROUTE
STEAMER a. r. ROBINSON.
Carrying Z s. Mail
Leaves city dock at 20 n. m. for fort NJ
Bean point. Pleasant Reach. Bremerfon.
United States rayY yard. Sidnsy. Charles
ton, rracyton, chico and SilFerdale Re
turning. leaves Sidney .. IN, Bremeftof.
Lilly. BoGARpUs & co. Agents.
Telephone. Main 8.
sre UT ~ ma "a points. Sse.
gEAT~TI z PORT tsAMfiI II. roy 20 r. !. 1,
ROUTE.
STEAMER PROSPER
fc,.,er f-sf, fo~k asllv ~ Il
,.~rf snu.iav cor p8rt N7ftaan fte.,t..,....,
P6rt Gamble Port r.udlow ma po-t
Townsend Returninr. reaches seattle =.
a. m. daily Sunday leaves f8r PoTf
leaves inTL to- nseha tgr Heattle airect
~ q y MAf" ~ A@ilg. lbc-
Eaflns ~ = 81 eAsls- -
SKAGfT RIVER ROUTE Steamer ekay.
feufer ig ~ Ia ~ 7a,praSa, 80
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

NhFate ~ fyrarf 40 g Far vss Ns Ass.-
wTW se Ff -auna No a.la rasc. ~. Z
fas7fHer H
TACOMA WHEAT MARkET.
TACOMA sert Whesf STEADY tses.e IN
o. c,uh, Ees bath fas srEerf
e.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. sac " Wh+sf. war. van, e.
fE1- gs2cr ~ &nestsr -afsa-
r. q
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..
Hreadstuff.
SAN FRANCISCO. SoVa a. -WEsAs-IEae.s,, q
al 49, S@.ksE N srSs u'szks-
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
.sS42 .gs2 ~ s15s.oI5 %

Seattle. Sept 20. 1900.
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma Spokane and
Portland clearing houses today follows:
Cearances Balances
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j 8as0888s 0assssasff NTfW7~
Dairy Products.

on the produce exchange today the butter narse
was steady; creamery. isa2lc: dairy. lSaisc
Cheese Firm. loi.@nlsc
Eggs Firm; fresh, lsc.
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JOBBING QUOTATIONS.


e. 81. ~ a. -, - -.
si-iss rorderss s a. ~ ~ sr; srs = IN nos
r. bsi. nc higre,. c,he & eian .s ee &c
eensnt. S" imperial: S@; Novelty A, So;
c :, =. ,on ~ ~ corn meal. yellow
N8 per 100 IDS IN loIo ncks; corn meal.
white HTo Ter 100 Lbs. In lo-lh SACKS; buckwhest
h, e1s ~. ~ n, a. s Nh ~ s.n seeks; cracked
~. IN H. IL ,n,, 800, ss 81 Iarhs, y %
nv Va ,amap sa.d la.ha, per ip lbs
an sacks: corn meal yellow 81 70 per bbl In soih
sacks: corn meal. white. 81 20 per bbl. in 5oib
sseks: buctwheat -four, pure S.1 per bb, in so.Ib
sscks: cracked wheat. s, per bhI In NH s,cts
steel-cut oatmeal. $50 per iii. in Bib Ssrt,: crs
asSr . r. 81 u sais .scs. " @s. SIS a p!
oats Iso,b ne, bbls IS 20; fancy rolled oa,, arih
sacks. SIS fancy rolled oats, per case, nss nee
'omr" c ~ f,..s ~ ~ s,n,n.,,,
N a,Tosss Costa Rcs r,oIc. 70 ' ,en.,a per
EN- $3.50 49, 80. " us osi. ssn pe. cWt. I'D y.
s,s .,, -. P n m IT,. -, ~ 1'ses rer rW
IJ.n Mochs W.. rsrscols s-ie. Gr.,sr".,s S S,fc
rround coffee islaeo1c: lion. loo. 81 III. "a.
sssi.; %s. Hsai
HITTER, Cheese. EGGS and Poultry.
p., p,.h ,s1s,s. ~. 49, So a,
%c Washington ,mses ss s a and a y 'q pript
zMAc' r s'1 vreh,hrtN. se,t'c,
,,.a' Ss,sr,,n Nos. ~ '1'z'c' has'en l2d
Esss-s'rieiiy fresh ranch. ae2oc; Eastern, iae
'S. 49,. c.,,,..r,. .o,,, ,e,sz,,.
itasc 49,,
Poultry i've enis s,s I'VE turkeys. lie;
ntrsseu u'Ae''' i"'"' ""N'' s'i' per aoz; geese.
"e-
v.,n,,. mar IN sacks Iza,ac. r,.,.-,, ,..,
WA'nn''' pes :. IT, e,sc., ~ nt.ern hlsck wal
onIs, go -. "hs,, IA. n,sfhs re;
sihonas' si 80. ,s' h,eso,v ",onuus, 20 = i'c
neahns w. ntne. I.3is, w, V"opAhnts. per
Coz. "ci ehes'""'s' "' i''isls' i]e' popcorn Sc
per TO-
~. - -. 49, s,..
ipg,on ,imothy new Ss; alfalfa. sll WISH
oa,s-per ton saias
parl.v Rolled kis
Corn.-Whole S7i cracked SIS feed r,a.t 49,
Ton 90, v"
wheat Feed. s0asi: III cake meal. So: mid
stiru. SIC, brsn si,, shorts ~! ot.n,,
go usflo. dairy chcrned feed tit 80 '"opp~n
~ p,,,, rec,
' """.
Grsnulated oyster shells, SIS per ton: granuis,ed
clam .hens, ~ ner We enhe mes, sI per ton
"a. "a nsr ION beef meal i00s as 49, 80, =" pF,
$500. 90 $50 per ton. beef scrnns ioo. 40 -.
,on' mica erystai grit SCI ner ton w psf
So prox,.tan ., r
"e"s' ~" risn.
Fresh meats-Cnw beef. &c per III: steer beef rlr
n.r ih mutton. wrthers fic per ID pork &c ne, ~
veal large a. pcr III; small, DC per 10
Provisions Hams large. l2Lc, small. i2lkc. break
fas, bacon uikWSei dry salted sides aSiAtsr
Lard Home made, per III src White Star si.r.
F-R Co. &c; wild Rose, siae: shield sisc. sirnor
Pure star, siee
81; .iivsrs. Sac salmon trout. l2saiSc: mountain
trout. nc: Founders Sesci soies, &c rock cod sIfr
snnmn =. sof4 Ts nsr s.cs q . ,s, .ae. cysters.
81 50 PEI saek. Dunsencss crabs live 81 90, I'm,
$50
raj Pal
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THINKS He HAS A MINE.
Baker River Hcmesteader Un-
covers a Good Ledge.
FINDS IT RICH IN FREE co o.

Possibility That n Is the Old Golden
Rule Lead. Located Many Years
Ago and Then Abnndoned-Pros
peetor Trying 10 Discover wealth
I'm the Former Red of swift Creek
The Trails Are I'm Bnd shape.
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS
NEW YORK.

The stock Market.
NEW YORK. sssL 2.-TSs e.saAsS q la ssoss
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FOR VANCOUVER. D. G.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.

McWiIliams Masss
Leaves Yeslnr wharf every MonJxy
"Wednesday and Friday at y, m.
Arrives Vancouver i0a. m. the foil1wi'S
day.
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday al , y. m.
Arrives az Seattle az 10 a. m. following
day
Connects At Vancouver with c. r. "
trains for an points East, and with sseAia
ers for Nsraimo. Gomox, Victoria. New
Westminster and Terada island pofiA
Freight will not he received al hfat1s
after : =. m. on day ~ sailing.
For freight or passage apply af ths ~
fco ~ the Vancouver l4ne. feHief whAff
Telephone Red I e9l
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
fNGTON ROUTE
STEAMER a. r. ROBINSON.

Leaves city dock At - a. m, for fort NJ
Boan point Pleasant Beach Bremerton.
United States ravY yard, Sidnsy. Charles
ton. Tracyton, Chico and SiiFerdaie ke-
turning. leaves Sidney p. M, Bremeftof.
z.Io y. m.
LILLY. BOGARDUS & co, Agents.
Telephone. Main 81
Fare Port orchard points. 25c.
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FOR ANACoRTEa FATRWAv5.v
WHATr0N A%u BLAINE - Etsa~afr
GEORGE r. STARR leaves Central a@ek
Seattle 81 p. m Mondays wednesday,
and Fridays Returning. leaves WAT
com al 2 p IN. Tuesdays. Thursdays aad
Saturdays
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT yVA9fg-
1%GTON ROUTE

leaves foot - Warrington street AZ :,
3 m, Sundays 1a1 q fn. fer Pigassr.t
haAcl. bfemFf'nn, u, Dry pgek.
CharieSton. Sidney. TrsrYfnu. Chfrs az
yerdale Returning, leaves Rgearfs4e a
a. m sidney 20 3. m. Leaves eidrav
SATURDAY nights az So .. m. Teiophane.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RosALIE,

Leaving Columbia Street Dock. Effective
September 9th, 1900.
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DODwEI.L a. CO.. LTD
lis James street, General Agents.
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PORT TOWNSEND. SAN JUAN ISL
ANpS AND WHATCOM ROUTE
STE Mlrn LYDIA trHlaI pGlNr

Carving United States mail, leaves CITY
dock foot Of Main street, Sundays, Tues
DAYS and Thursdays. ~ y o'clock mid
night for Port Townsend. san Juan ial-
Rnds and New Whatcom. Returning
leaves New Whatcom Tuesdays Thura-
fav- and Saturdays NJ a. M J n
Thompson. ManaRer-OWner. Lilly no.
gardus n Co, Agents. City dock Telc-
rhone Main 81
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THE FANuEFTE r.. p NAIL. eIkAAhs
STATE DF 81 A6HiNgrpN
Iias noF resumed her regular I'm
tanau Seattle aud Everett ArAff
FaIsbA1em and Whateotn. aaisY Ek@
Saturday az De- p ~. frgm YsflsT
TtM ra1a}iei ara Ggauiaf fsyaH's
gusg fgesa che hanas ~ t6e sNps AsI
fusfhtafsf and dreafAfnr ana ia sFt9~
canfItl6Ha fur thfa sea ear = tiis3rF@F
Eieeant afafeyatffFiH aua -aiAsnH tne - u
The travelling guail can haN ~ szs~
81 rapid transit and auak d&F4sts
ffeIFhf tMe Ef4fe' teihR fhe 0fiiY aaAS
bhaf ru fka zaffIas FE Did tom fNHt2
PACIFIC NAVfGATlON 80,
Phone Main fI kfHitf 49,.
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
ron TACOMA AND OLYMPIA

STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily, except Sunday, leaves fer Taeess
and Olympia 81 Z q. t1.
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TACOMA WuE,r uARkEr.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET


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