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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

-zzzzs = le~rs rs-n feTctsf 81 hsarr ~
- 80 .sI.rzes tf ceres ~ good pasture
- ~ ser saf sec water -
25zsfE sreee ere isaee - re fsrm-
r-s~es less fter fsF rzer~ Eee~eT 30 err
q epheae rer fr.VeT 81 frsitfsre 80. a.4 ~
Na ~ fHe tnr frI8De rafF cree
q E8rts I4vfsio1-st.. X. ;. CbsreA lzzgi
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

pADCLIFf A HOLT. general warchols-nen
- a. lil south DINision-st.. store pianos aaa
furnifure af luW rltrsi eAprrt pacAers esd
careful movers VIII large Nals" sent lranp pI
IS IS telephs4ilg 80. sJL 1as l-.l
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


LOST
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/ osI-A ~aite honne paP VIA l.s-. S.sst .'s hssa
tara ta l.s ooee1--ake -
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WINANS & WORKS.
PHONE so.

PHONE 50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

o~T-na Thcrsaay befWeen the tugn
j. Hsusr. AsaFes -. ans AeitR fsfA.
Fsft ~ i adrs ga8a chBla vita eros an
: +, sn,aii e.lss al = aea. Finder WlA ilsase
rs..lsra - lam noass aat be rewarded so
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Our Success is Based Upon Facgs.

Our remedies act quickly aad earo parse
nently.
We do not claim to know everythias S. fess<
ton 20 medicine or diseases. or 20 Ia Ahse TO
cure every case, bat we do claim thas large,
extensive and increasing practice, NTH unpsr-
sliesed success 70 ssaslxn IL are tAk sTest psoaf
OF doctors skill
Experience 10 worth cverytrtns knowledge
gained by consulting with. critics ~ exam ring
and successfully treating thousands OF persons
oiescry age. sex rrofessSon Z. occupation. Al.
secsed with every pfcsensn'sls form and stage of
suffering with Ike ma asIes, that We have sue
ceeded in restoring hes.ta 10 large ulajos ~ IL
cases treated. even sitter other skilled a-d ener-
gctsc physicians have failed 10 effect any per
manent change fer the better
We are pa;ronzei hy class OF ladies and
gentlemen too ssssefous 90 be imposed Spaa By
an Ignorant quaek. aud they are too indepesd-
emit 10 be frightened away from Physicians who
are curing them.
Persons calling ct our ofice can have the
satisfaction OF free consultation, with the
euranee that they may depend Hpon rfUsaysag
candid opinions. honorable. square ceaisng.
reasonable charges anu no announcement
without prospect Of improvement az cure
Oar practice Is founded upon the results Of tia
best methods. without reference 10 schools or
"psthles."
Yon viii not be urged o, persuaded to take
treatment, aud no one will he treated unless
there is strong probability of cure or perms~
nent benefit Make inlerrogations and dscies
for yourself
once hours: From 8 a m. TO D m. sun-
days, 9 to III q N. only.
N B.-Perxons unable 10 visit as may ~
treated ~ their homes BY correspondence
Medicines and Instructions sent by mail or OK.
press Consultation free.
Always sord stamp when reply IL expected
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Tortoise Shell.
Dry Goods Chronicle.

This beautiful material Is the shell or
outside covering Of the hawks-biii turtle.
and is stronger. thicker and clearer than
that Of any other Of the tortoise tribe A
large turtle affords about eight pounds Of
tortoise shell. which lies in scales. tapping
over each other like the tiles of q roof. The
animal is q native of Asiatic and Ameri-
can seas. and is sometimes found in the
Mediterranean. Tortoise shell is semi.
transparent. variegsted with various spots
OF wnitish yellow and reddish brown, and
constitutes. when properly prepared, one
OF the most elegant articles for ornamental
nurposeS
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PRODUCE nEcEIrrs Asp ouorArroxs.

PRODUCE RKcEIrrs AND QUOTATIONS..
San FRANCISCO, May 5.-Producs receipts
fioas $4,000 quarter sacks: wheat. $4,000 cenias;
harley, 5000 centals; Data. s.0D centals: corn.
xoop centals. beans 2oo0 potatoes. 5000 centals;
oocks bran, 5000 sacks: middiings, 800 sacks
Can seed. 1900 saekA
Barlcy--Ihere is arm holding, and buyers
have no alternative but 10 pay asking prices:
We qaote new feed si.0ii1: choice, ti.oa, com
mon grades. IL; brewing. ti.osi sSi.l2ls for fair
b GOOD and u. i5e1i2o for choice.
oats-The situation remains practically I'M
changed quotable At si.6Se1i.55 per GENITAL for
good TO choice white oats while common sell 1t
el4oal.50 per GENITAL.
Corn-smali yellow Ia Ia light supply with
the market shaping more In favor of the seller.
We quote ~ follows: Large yellow, 81 ios
mali yellow. si.laGiisss: white, tldGiu,,s per
GENITAL, cracked corn quotahle ct szsS5 per
ton
Corn meal-Miilers quote feed At S2seS per
ten; fne kinds for table IN largo and small
packages. ad3'sc per ID Oil cake meal quota
BE ~ ssS per ton. Mlddiings-stroug IN priee:
quotab.e at i6.sotfi9.s0 per ton. Chopped
led, quotsble at $2i tOsdsa 80 per ton.
Hops-Quotshle 1t isc per ID
Bran sales arc prompt al ful figures for all
Desirable stock: quotablo ~ sis0tiaso pcr ton.
Ground barley -Quotable as s4.ssss per ton
Potatoes New, s,sgsssc per pound; stock.
tLeud3 80 per GENITAL.
0ntons--Prices for new are falling. under
larger supplies, being auoisbie ~ easaa3 per
eental Old are selling retail fashion At siotsi2
wool-we quote san joaquin and southern.
yesr ssaple. per pound NJ i2isQei5c; side. seven
months. i7Nslse; choice footlIil. l6tgisc. North.
ere. choice isd2os.
Flour Receipts today inciude loo bhis
frum Oregon. Prices aTm wi th an upward ten
dency. We quote net cash price for family cx-
trAs, ~ hot 20 per bbi bakers extras, tios;
ssreTnne. 81. eosss Ia
Nheat-The strong tone ss developed on Sat.
urday was wei maintained At the opening OF
business today, There was good inquiry and
Whatever business was transacted was within
RANGE Of 8. 81. 20 siss per GENITAL. In the spec
uiAitse market there Was little trading within
range Of sL&a 10 si.i7as for buyer 30 options.
some 1000 tons being recorded among ether call
beard sales,
OPTIONS.
Call board sales, morning. ~heat-nuytr iS'e
800 tons. sls7efi as, buyer season, 90 tons,
aSsssei Sc, /; closing sLsssa.
hsrsey-buyer 1900 iaojtans. 81. ~ QssL isss
slosiag N.is; ssaycr season. 500 tons, si.osss
8ios: Closing N0a'..
Aiteruoon- Wheat. buyer 1872. i.seo teas.
Nxs.sisT, closing sIs&
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BREApsTpFrs.


The Laura Madison will probably start for Por;
Biakelsy today 10 load lum Der for San Francisco.
The Rainier has gone toU'salady for . boom OF
logs which she viii tow 10 Port Townsend.
The Bix ieif for Chuckanu'. from which place
she will bring q load OF stone.
Tho Point Arena arrived from Chackanut yes
terday with iso tons Of stone.
TIE Wasp has gone TO Goldfish point after Q
load of dimension stone.
Tho Willamette is loading coal 81 the coal
hp kara
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ERox TERMINAL Oh INTERIOR POINTS

ERoA TERMINAL Oh INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
u the line - take 10 al points East and
oootn, 1t u the DINING CAR RoUrE IL
rans through vestbuled Trains every
Gay In the year 70
ST PAUL AND CHICAGO.
Go change Of cara
man Drawing Room Sieepers Of
latest equipment
-ToURIsT 6LKEPING CARS
Best that can DO constructed and In which
accommodations are both FREE and furnished
Tor holders OF first or second-class tickets. and
ELEGANT DAT coAcHEa
A continuous line connecting with eli lines
s.or6ing direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman Sleeper reservations can be secured
IN advance through any agent OF the road
THROUGH Tickets
To and from oil points in America England
and Europe can Be purchased At any ticket
Leave seattle 4 sos . m. daily: arrive q
Minneapolis or St Paul at $40 p. IN.
PACIFIC DrvHMoE.-Arrive ct Seattle s.s5 q m,
tnsossh train hon East and south: HISS q m.
Olympia and Chehalis express: 4:l5 n m. t.
coma express; s:5s P. m. Portland and south.
Leave Seattle 500 m. through train for
10 ae:s and South: 1850 M. Tao ma express:
m, Portland and South
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ele
PANT day coaches. finest palace dining cars be-
tween seattle. Tacoma and Portland direct
Fan information concerning rsses. time OF
trains. routes and other details surnishsd o.
T. 1f 5. cH Hat Asst. Gen Pass. AIT,
IN Ffrat 81, Cor. Washington. Portland, Or.
n CHILBERG. City Ticket Agent 7ls second
seattle DEPOT. loot Of Third street
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The Widespread Fame d The
aisllgenstic Medicines


~ NA&s A0kS0 -. kbS0.
Dr. J. Engsne Jordan. Seattle. wash:
Dear SIY-Your letter With prescription
ZANE some days ego. The medicines Nis
HAL wss taking we're A. l.. II, 90. L
she has been taking your prescription and
. taking II still. although she says she
considers herseif thoroughly cured She
commenced taking she medicine whsn che
was drss taken sick and vas immediatsIy
benented- She Was persnaded By her
soiks 70 so back to her old physician. She
grev worse under his treatment and
naaliy took her case in her own hands and
boughs the I've bottles Of Hissoeenetic
medicines referred TO and pronouncss bar
self weIl- She 10 the happiest person I
think ever saw. / wouldn't attempt to
tell 700 the many ways in which this
young lady Was afdictsd-eight years an
Invalid; cured Of everything. ..Juss
think. she remarked II can eat anything
and everything I want to, and ali want
to. and even have red cheeks-"
Miss Halls sister. . married lady OF
about thirty. 10 ~ much of m enthusiast
- myself over the Histogenetic medicines
and seriously thinks Of applying 70 you to
be received ~ . medical student Yours
truly. MRS. PURvI6.
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M0s Jssa sko0166& July. s1kAots So
Aueunk. e1DIEn1S2 Bpot Mo. oeaasdy: fntr en-
soea ~ ua 90 baan. I8oagtsc-
euen<-1au sasy: seAnsd- eas6sr: nosA A.
&c: ann11sd H. e. cenfsestonen' Al f3-lSe:
ezannisfsd. G6e; cub1a. 8 bIec-
Copper-GeBOnGer. ioke. Nay. e1x7x
L1ad-Weaksr: Apmest1cs eka
Iin-1ifmes: straasA eDH
Petroleum Opeued weak foe spoe q s4z<c.
while june was steedy q SEE. spoe moved N
70 sic knd esoesd duh - shas figure. June a.
yanced 70 sssse. and then reaesed and closed
sssedy - SIC
CHICAGO soAxD % Trade
CEscAgo. Nsy k-1hfs vna another sxcffea
esratic dsy IN wheat Ths market opened Pa
ae lower on reports Of rnfns throuxhous the
Northwest Frominens OPERATOR. however sns-
tanned the markss with free parchasex and the
tide turned causing rzlly Of sskc FOR July The
prizes again Declined 70 I1<c, aneruased D. lover
for Nay. re Tor June and 5<c for July than Sat-
ufd.ys close Receipts, 10 uo; shipmsnsa
4sa.ma Visible supply Of wheat, q. 81 90 bush-
eis; decrease. ses.ooo Corn. fzsN.op eushels;
DECREASE. it4,sm Barley, sao.om busheis; d.
whea,-clossd steady; cash ana June, Sc;
Jnsy. sesse
corn-ssssdy; cash, sec; Jane. se49sssc:
Juiy. 3s4ssszc
0ass-ssesdy: cash. zske; June. 2Esc: July,
Me
Harley -Easy. 507sc
Lard-DuiI. casb. sx.s71<. june t6zo. July,
tsE1z9s-so.
Kye-Ffrm Ct Site
Whfxky-t2
Short rfbs, eass7s co. shoasders, sa00S. 10:
short cIes, Is 7olaaz5.
The following teissssms were resolved yester-
day b. Charles A Morton 4 Co. grain ana stock
brokers. Colonial block. from their Eastern
CORES pondentx.
CHica AGO. s.so-Msfkef opens wheat June IS,
July Gle. August ss5s- C0rn--June zsssc. Jaiy
s45s. September az Pofk-June sisso July
sim LArd-June s6.so. July ss.s1z.
10 = m--Whest higher. June sc, JuIy sssk,
August %. Coed speculative demand Firm
market Light frost reported from some sec
tons
l0ss0 q m--Market some eaxcr wheat-June
&5s. Jniy sis<. August 49, Com strong on
light receipts june al. July So : september
49,
ia m.-No particular change in values.
II m--Wheat-Jnne. see. July. s4.c August.
vac Market nervous and excited; volume Of
offerings light
123op. m--Fafgo. N. OAK. wires Light
rain all yesterday. covering territory - far
north ~ Ainot and west to Mandan: ground
vet aboat half inch: last night frosty: weather
~ khis lime unsettled, with prospect more rain
Duluth telexraphs: "Jaiy wheat selling on
curb ~ 95c"
lis p. m.--Chicago closing: wheat-June.
s5c. July, ses1; Auxus; SOC. Corn-Juse. sic:
July. 32<c; September. ss1zc- Pork-June,
sis.15: Juiy, tis.sS Lard-Jnne. ~. 90: Jaly
S s7ss.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, May 6-Cattle--Recelpss, $50.
steady 20 . shade iower. beeves. 4sOa5 Is;
stockers and feeders. ~ s09a 80: steers. s.50e
l7o Texas corn.ied steers, Sag3s 80; grsasen. 20
$50
Hogs-Receipts. Il 100; active and &c lower;
mixed and heavy. A-70sBa s,; light. sAo5t9ASo
Sheep Receipts. 20. coo; strong 10 l0c higher;
ans, $S.7eet3n
The Drorevs Journals London eablegram
quotes choice American cattle 1t 1iisc per
pound, dead weight; prices ne lower than one
week ago and &c lower than the highesi point
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shippInx Intellirrncc.

SAN Francisco. May 5-Arriyed-Stesmer
Cieone, Tiliamook; steamer Soyo Coos bay.
Departures Steamer umstilla, Victoria: ship
wilma. Nanaima
Pogr TOWNSEND May a.--saiicd. schooner
scarepa. lumber. Guaymss; ship Bohemia coal.
san Francisco: ship Oriental, coal, San Fran
cixeos shin l. sehepp. coal. San Francisco
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eEATTLE, Asy s. $50.
Exchanges at the seaftle clearing house yes-
.<-a~~ .~@rs ef17 z11 n

there wss no life In any Of the marksts 20
nraay and no material changes were observed
s any Of the lines None ere expected untii
- season has advanced . little.
oseen fruits and vegetables ere becoming
eeapef o. the season advances and the sap-
80 grow larger. but the change 10 very slight
m are the same ~ last quoted, the market
tenx web stocked and equal 70 the demand.
Groceries aud meats are Also In the same con
ditson ~ last quoted aud both have an upward
Sendepcy.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE KEcEIrrx
Daring TIC last forfy-esghs hours The mer.
ehandisc and produce receipts at thls port were
= SLOWS: Northern Pacific rsilroad, tes tons;
neostie, Lake Shore Eastern railway, "a tons
81 wAfer-Munfoe, 2 tons; Anderson, ton.
Kingston. ton Total receipts, Los tons
sHfPMgSTA
During the last forty-eight hours goods ana
nefchandlse were shipped from Seattle 70 the
surYouuding country o. follows Northern Pa
elAc railroad. IS tons. Columbia 4 Puget sound
ninoad. 10 toms seattle. Lake shore a Eastern
mllway. 60 tons BY water-Merwin. tons.
washington 10 tons: Mabel - tons. w. y. Nun
~, tons; Clara Brown. - tons. Anderson. 1
IN: kingston ton. Total shipments, ~ tons.
NATURE or RKcEirrs.
One ear feed. car coal. 2 cars railroad ties, l
ea1 botfics car ratls6 cars lumber, car stone,
~ iron, car stoves. car wheels. l car furni-
tine. l car milk. car hides car vehicles. car
chains, ! car soap, car coffee. ! car slASs. car
cpke, ear oil, car hams. cars brick
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nNE IABLI
QUICKEST TINE TO OLYMPIA
KANILCHIH AND GRAY's HARBoR
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MULTNoNAH,

Che opp0siti0n boasl
Leaves Tacoma from the n. p. wharf daily, ex-
cept Sunday, q Z n. sharp. Returning,
leaves kamilchie l2:S p m; Olympia, p m:
steamers reaching Seattle st p. M, and which
ore through boats for whatcom and way pointa
Leaves Baker q Bacon'e dock, foot OF Union
street, Seattle, for Tacoma, ct 3 p M, Sunday.
NJ B.-This boat must be taken from To
coma for Gray's Harhor country. being tAs
only THROUGH BOAT.
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Gurxrs, Wash. April Il. 1880.

oukASr hsu. a Zi -, IdU-
Dr.. ]. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash:
Nv Dear Sir-I viii write you one more
letter and mail II myself. ! have written
you three and sent them to be mailed, and
have learned that parties failed TO mail
them.
Doctor. you remember wss sick with
rheumatism; feet and legs swollen up and
was suffering terrible pain. but am very
glad TO be able to tell you that am we1
once more after such long. painful suffer
ing. and | cannot thank you enough for
what you have dsne for me. will always
take your medicine no matter what sick
ness have, 50 please accept my thanks.
j am coming to Seattle soon. and viii
ever. yours sincerely.
HENRY c. EDENS.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..


FINANCIAL
Following are bank Rates for exchange and
bulli0n IN this market: Drafts sight, I7ISc: tel
onphic. x214e s:eriinx bills. on London bank.
d Y. commercial 4s6. silver barx. per ounce,
l0llt. Mexican collars, s09so5 &.
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HAVE VOC visited 9reen lake receailyt ~ ras
e., tss.ssv and see trrfy besntssss aEd arx~>s
hse sp<,t This viii ~ s~ssfaes en1Etax
saharsa II ycu eoHsrwrisfs haslssnx or par.
eaasssa< cal q reoza 4 kilgen haock. And rest
yourself
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BOSTON STOCKS
SosroS, May S-Closing--AtcAissn 4 Topeka.
-: Burlington. 100: vsxicsa Central se,arop.
~; San Diego. ea..
Nkw YORK MERCHANDISE
80 YORK, May A-Hors--nail am. steady.
souee-saics. $500 bass. May. sis Sc
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BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.

Syphilis. disease most dreadful in 10 resuisa
completely ersdicated
Ulcers. Cafarrb. etc, permanently cured
where others have Jailed.
Kidney. Urinary and Bladder coIaplatna
painful. dlaicult, loo frequent, bnrning or
bloody urine, high eolorsd or with mtlky redl.
mens on standing. weak back, sonorrhcps- gseet
eystitis, promptly &nd safety cared Charges
tesSolkhle.
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CTIAAxR KIRKLAND


Leaves IT ". Baker q Cas- wharf ove y 1uan
cay ~ 10 a. II s3r PosT Townsend. s~antra.
Eev Dun1<arss Pert Angeles. Crescent hav
Isle kfvox add FyKht, carrying tresxas aad pasr
srrgerx h j. lPsETT. NAnxxer
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FIVE reclining chair cars run thrssngh frofc
highland a. Casc2Ea witAo1i chsrSs MA ne
l-nson partas A O. Martin. csts stekss agent
"a Second street Ho~sog bocx. q =, b1Sss
aenns city dock
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10 Young and Middle-aasd Men.

Nervous Debility, spermator .hrsa. Seminal
Losses, Physical Decay. arising frcm iniisere-
ton, producing Sleepses sncSs. deSpnndnnry.
pimplcs ON the face. aversion 20 society, easily
discouraged. lack 81 conndence. aan unht fos
study or business. and fnds life burden.
sAssly. permanently and speedily cured
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NEW YORK SfccK rxcRassn.
Ntw YORK, May A-rhc large earnings of all
railroads A. recently reported are now having
tasir legitim ale effect ON the stock market and
saey. together with the prospects of passage OF
aasver bill. ana the sustaining elements in the
0tasiion TIE market Was unusually active
sao TIE advance continued throughout sae day.
with bnt slight sct.hsets aud the close Was
very sctive aud strong at top hsnrss
governments steady.
MONEY AND ExraASuE.
Aaney on call, easy, 4setas; prime mercantile
PAPER. sss7 sterling exchange. quiet aud STEADY:
seaas bills. t4si's. demand. 81 sS,ss bar silver,
Nes
eoSn<.
Is trcgsiere<l t2a q. 8 as fconponl. lis,a
= = - teonponl, IL Pacific os........,,.i lie
uH fss{regisfsresillSst
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TO THE LADIES.

We give most carefsi ami canssSerats stten.
don 70 diseases Of women and children. II yau
snher from any obscure dificat or lingering
disease or IL the common rantaas docss<s latl .
cure yea. remem htr tie celebrated specialists
cure you waea others iafl The specialists arc
skilled Ia every department. OF medical aud sur
gical experience. The professor has had years
of exrsrieuce IN the hospitals Of Rrookiyn and
New Yerk. formerly special professor 10 NO.
mans Hospital College. New YORK. aud IL oas
Of the most Successful aud bess known gyaccu-
loSlcAA specialists in this eesntry.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


FINANCIAL
LONDON. May h--Bar silver. per ounce. e2s
tine, 46szd consois, %. United states Il Of 1907
par I0zdl2s: United states q - Of 1901. par ioaa
iass.. Bank Of England discount rate. per
cent
BREApsTrFFs.
IIvxRrooL, May a-Wheat--Firm: Cali
iornia special loss rs id07s sid: OF coast
s6sf9ss Sd. just shipped. s6s. nearly due. s6s 3D.
csrgocs OF coast, strong; on passage, rising.
Mark Lane. -wheat--strong.
+, French country markets generally frmer
Wheat and nouf in Paris firm.
Weather In England showcry.
LONDON. May o.-The Marx Lane Efprsss says:
The weather hss been favorable, and the pros
pecf Is that wheat viii meet the expectations Of
growers. The market has been nrm and largely
In sellers favor, and slightly higher. Foreign
wheat and -four have been slower than ex-
pecsed. owing to heavy importA California
advanced six pence. India advices are against
buyers. The deficiency 10 estimated ~ 81 mil
lion quarters. Russia Is shipping freely and
the weather this spring has favored growth In
Eastern Europe. Corn 10 dearer. Oats are
strongly in sellers favor.
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norEL ARRIVALS

THE ARLINGTON.
W Msselennsn. Tow ms Mrs T Johnson. Towns'd
As WATERWAY. q nj Do n q kreher. do
A Hsrserty, DO & Y clapp, do
Cav its,e do c smith. City
chas Butter Townsend Schsnzfen. Townsend
c Kline. Portland Jas sanford. Chicago
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CLEANER MoUNTArNEER
LEAVES
Harrington . Smiths wharf foot OF Waahing-
ton street. . a m daily. and returning,
except sundays. for
COLBY. BROOKLYN. BRICKYARDs.
MITCHELLs POINT, SIDNEY and head OF
FORT ORCHARD.
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.EST SEATTLE FERRY
DAc1rIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP coMfANY-
Dispatch steamers from Seattle ~ follows:
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend ana
Victoria: At 6 .. m. passengers received on
hoard at p. MI y 5. s Is. Il. p, y. and
every i've days thereafter
For Alaska May aud Is, n m.
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: At q m Nav s. 10. Is. %. =,
81. and every FIVE days thereafter.
Tickets may Be obtained ct the once Of the
company At Ocean Dock, 6eAttle.
GOODALI. PERKINS h CO., San Francisco.
II. McI-EI.I.AS superintendent, Seattle
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ITO MONTxsANo AND ALL POINTS on
GRAY's HARBoR

PUGET SOUND q GRAY's HARBoR RI
Through In one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily at Kamilchfe Is / p -
with steamer from seattle.
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NEW CHupRES's CARS AND DRESSES
Ne Ssa., received . large tine Of chteirens and
hshy csps bonnetx. arsSSe> Soxae seTy Asirsr-
tive Az -. Chesser Ctfary.