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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10

Miss Elderly don't care anything
for society. Heaven be praised, | ana
satisfied with being in my own com
pany.
Mr.. Blunt-You are altogether too
modest, Miss Elderly.-Tcxas Siftings.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10

Miss Ainsley decidedly plain)-Are
you Al ndmirer Of beauty, Mr.. Bad
treekp
Mr.. Badbreak (inspired by q desire to
bs politel-Really, Miss Ainsley, If did
like beauty-I-er-couldn't be ungal-
liant enough TO say so.-Chicago News
Record.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10
Street hallway MnIi-Cars

Street railway mail-cars have been
introduced in St. Louis. This is tho
first movementof The kind, 1t is claimed,
in the world.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10

Mr.. Dudcly-l suppose you get lots Of
love letters?
Miss Chorusgirl-Yes. but not as
many rs my brother. lie gets a hun
drcd q day.
us he an actor"
"No; letter carrier. Texas Siftings.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10

7. ]. W. HIATT, a Kansas City arclii-
tect, lost his plans of the Kansas City
exposition building, which were in a
trunk. This occurred some months
ago. At a freight sale at Jefferson
vile, Ind, the trunk was purchased by
John Colvin and Hart was notified.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10

Amateur Yachtmnn-llow does it
happen that you have always lived near
the water, yet do not know how TO
swim?
Fisherman Boy-Don't have to swim.
know how TO soil.-Good News.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10

Miss Blauche-What n successful
Arctic explorer you would make, Mr..
Remayne!
Rcmaync-Why &c, Miss blanche?
Miss Observation-Disclosures there the
night is six months long.-Truth.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10

Uncle George-Is that the horse that
a away lust week?
Little Jack-No; papa sold him. This
is tho horse that ran away yesterday
Good News.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10

Frances Fouburg, after thirty-one
years Of married life, has begun suit IN
Nevada county for divorce. Defendant
is q wealthy farmere
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10

Deputy Coroner Dean, of Kansas City,
swallowed a door key. 1t is possible
that his stomach may have to be cut
open to secure the key.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10

c. C. Bell, the apple king Of Missouri,
says that the apple ciop is the smallest
on record, and that a rise in prices may
be looked for.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10

I'm in debt. You can't imagine how
II worries me-"
THAT'S nothing. Think Of the wor-
rying your creditors are d~oing."-Chi.
capo News.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10
)eath OF the Oldest

Death OF the Oldest Trotting Horse.
Prince, said to be the oldest trotter In
the United States, foaled in Kentucky
in 1867. died on the farm Of NJ. II. Sci
bert, near Sadalia.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10
EedcemInY bonds.

State Treasurer Stephens has forward
cd ~ New York $3.50, 900 to take up that
amount of Missouri az per cent, bonds
due November 3.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10
The .,osi. sInmo"s Murder.

No arrests have ms vet been made in
the Josie Simmons murder mt st. Louis.
Numerous sensational charges have
been made. however.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10

Ludy-You've spilled this sauce all
v my dress!
Waiter-That's all right, madam. I'll
go and get some more. - Harper's Bazaar.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10

Some miscreant poisoned a dog owned
by A. f. Kocrner, of st. Louis, and
valued at 81, 500. The animal had won
many prizes.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10
p,i,ea FOR Insu,unr a Woman.

At Wheatland, and Jackson county,
6iegel Paxton Shot Ira Twigg. Twigs
died in n few minutes. Paxton claims
that Twigg insultcd Mrs. Paxton.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10

The suits against Gov. Francis for
e2o, 900 damages filed by three men ar
rested during the late fancy county
trouble have been dismissed.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-10
May Not Have Picked a Winner.

AZ the race track.
Don't you feel hungry for a big din
ner?"
wait till after this race is over and
I'll tell you."--Chicago News Record.
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IEse.anae.. Dee
Cities.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in the Auditors ONCE
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions from January I. 1892,
are SO, 5l5, 4o20L There were filed for record yes
terday Il deeds, the considerations agyregsting
sS,sli, average of Shall Following is
the list as furnished by OSBORNE Trempsr &
Co. abstractors of title. lilo Cherry street. bs-
tween Front and second:
NJ. L ORourk TO II. W. Murphy ct al, 10 acres
in sec y, D. 5, 500.
James Dlguan 10 8. !. Walsh, Il lot 8, block
%, Heirs ;. A. Bells 2d, $4,000.
Mary 2. Boynton TO John Rines, lot 4, block 2,
Robiuson's add, $3.50.
samuel Mcclure to Ella A. Munro, lot Is,
block "a. Gilman Park, $500
E. II. Briggs to Hugh X. Mcleod, lot 9, block
10, Laws 2d add, 500.
E. II. Briggs 70 d. h. Howard, lot s, block 10.
Joseph Branuan to Otto A. Lund, tract in
Braman d. t, sl33.
Joseph Brannan to otto A. Lund, tract In Bran
nan H. c., 81, 266
Columbia Home Co. to j. Z. Broefie, lots l47
lis, block 8. Columbia, 81, 800
south Tx. L Il /. Co. to F. f Beckmann, lots
81, -, block -, South PIX, s25o
South PIX. L. IL /. Co. to J. Ii. Beekmann, lots
19, -, block D. south PIX, $3.50.
Jas. Mcknight to ID. b. Jackson, WI lots l, 2,
block III, Maynard's, 81.
J.. Reinlg to ID. Il. Jackson, lot g. block AZ,
Maynard's, ST.
City of Seattle to d. B. Jackson, lots s, 9, block
s. Eastern, Sl2.
J. ". Pearson to D. B. Jackson. lot 9, block 3,
Calligan & Coryeifs add, $780,
Arthur Phinney estate To NJ. V. b. Stacy, a
int III various lots in McNaughts ID aud other
lands, SOL.
John Parht to C. w. Corliss blocks II to Is,
Pottery Works add, 81.
VIM. II. Hart to J. G. Smith, lots SO, 80, block
l, Portland Il Ry add, $780,
I. A. Gardner to G. +. Peppler, lot 5, block 1S
Northern Pacific add, SIS.
C. Z. Peppler TO C.. +. Reitze, lot 5, block Is,
Northern Pacific add, $50
;. l.. Bowman to J. j. Murphy, lot 81, block l.
Nheeler's 81 add. 500.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE


SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.-The fruit market
was we'll stocked with all varieties of summer
fruit today. The prices, although not ma
terially changed, were weak aud favored de-
cline The auction sale was fairly successful
this morning
The market for dairy produce was steady.
The vegetable market was fairly active, but
prices were weak and lower in tendency for al
most all varieties.
Produce receipts-Flour, 5000 quarter sacks;
wheat 1900 centas; oats, 900 eentals; potatoes
5000 sacks; bran, 5000 sacks; middlings, 1000
sacks: wine, 24,G00 gallons.
Flour-Famiiy extras, si4e145o per barrel;
bakers extras, s4 l5lIi25 superinc, s. 75GS.lo.
Wheat -sLS6i 4Cgl3712 per GENITAL for standard;
sl.3s34 per GENITAL Tor a fancy article; new MIL
ling, SL4o(9l .42ls per GENITAL.
Barley - Feed, Sc per GENITAL for dark coast;
81 &c for good quality, and 90(19il<c Tor choice:
brewing 9oc(GsL 02ts per GENITAL; Ghevalier, ST.
9l.3o per GENITAL for standard; 90c(Dsl.00 for
lower grades.
Oats-New white coast California. 81 12l 90
sl.42i zDl45: good to choice feed, 81 35ol 425; off
grades. sL2712Gl.S21a; gray. sl.s21a(9lS71a per
GENITAL.
Cor:-sl S01l 32ls for large yellow; siS5 for
small yellow; Sl.3o(GlS7 per Genital for white.
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: wheat-December, sl427s
Barley-seller, 1S92, 9ls 4(99l5sc, closing, 9l5sc
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-Sight, 12l1c: telegraphic, l5c. Ster-
ling bills-Bank, slS7}2: sight, stS9l9; CON-
mercial, Sass. silver bars. $50 9s57sc. Mexican
dollars, 6os4969l4c.
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THE NORTHERN.
Mason County News

SHELTON, July 2z.-lspecial. County Assessor
Dow has completed his census and assessment
returns for this fiscal year. Total population OF
Mason county, S,523; increase over 1890, go;
male citizens. 1887. Shelton precinct, 1,0al;
Skokomlsh, 500. The real estate aggregates
sl4l0,i5l: increase over last year, s59,5OO. Per-
sonal roll not complete: however. these figures
snow that Mason county has by no means been
standing still during the past dull year.
Frank Williamson. on the Washington South
ern, and Malaney Bros, on the Mason County
Central, got out their big Worlds fair sticks this
week, all the rest being at the Blakeley mill
ready for saving. Shelton furnished four
sticks, and Mason county has done the lions
share to ward our state building at Chicago.
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NOTICE OF APPLICA ALTON FOR STREET
-. railway franchise and for bids thereon.-No-
~ - heseby gwen that X Hilton. John T.. Fay
sn1 herman hapn have prtttionei the ciIy COM
- ior authority 10 construct a. street rail-
va ahd to lay down street railway tracks upon
s'phe certain sire Is ia the City of Seattle.
u oViluhencins at the northern limits Of salmon
s9 second addition To the CITY of seat q on the
St.. SIDE OF Washer street, opposite Morgan
rsns. 'uat4h; thence snuthcriy along said Nor
seltet To the southerv side of pensinora stree:
oeAlhaihg al the nurtherlv side at Grcen La<e
.l'"'e VI TIE Gre LAKE ti Gle Railroad adii-
n,, ~ :" Seattle Opposite Puget sound street: run
s sAthce South,rIy upon ana along Puget
pnan 49, set F 70 " oudiaud Park avenue; thence
ssan A4ia a"ng ooiian3 Park avenue 10 sixth
sN 70 Gilman Fark First addition To seattle:
800 upon and aloLg sixth avenue TO broadway
sI,,N.ietc e opoh and along broadway street to
thsrae.e ute IN Ballard aGdiiiS1 10 Gilman park.
s,o,h epoa ana along SAID sixth avenue to the
pins SIDE ~ Moar street; also begin
of ~ point ca the n0rtherly side
Va Lotiie tract aud gem trn.t onno.if,.
street between said Hottie and Gem tracts;
ssl Us Nenee ui'ou and along said clifton street
So - - nay street u p4int on the uogtherly
.,s VI tefn addition To seattle opposite III IN
ss6 " SAD Fern aid ton; thence running upou
Ell a. san titta street 20 Margin street ia Ross
$ r0st - ~ eat'ie. lhrh'e upon and along Margin
tssnl !" hawthorn avenue iu said Ross addition:
tben upon ami along lanai strcet 10 Ross streeI
FraGc, upon ana along koss street TO
nm - street 10 H.ewsu avenue. thence
So. hi4d along EieVrtt avenue To Lake
Nps s't.H'r upon and along Lake street 10 bra
Ts5taee'' also beg nntHE at the intersection of
en-. az e1ue fANi aud Muo.l.al.d Park avenue in
WoF'1ss a. mrs. addition io ~eattl-: thence along
Thjr5 sS ~ avenue 70 the westerly side Of
a., Neise ta-t i1 ss4d Gilman Park add ion:
rae elF o'uiicil has bv concurrent rcsnlu Ton
tbs,-'stt t"' -btH uaF uf July ! 91. determined
80 such IT ncl. .s >a.aid be, ~ ant ana me ,.if
.at nov pr"p ,,~ tu grant such franchise over
sfant tEs. ,ll t1afe aooVe ~aerthri aut offers 20
rsf11 NE Same To The person. company or corpo-
ekse wa t's IA" H'siir't sum Tor said iran
NitGiar f,rs 80.
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MINING STOCKS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New YORK, July 27.-Industrials were fur
Their advanced today while railway shares re-
manned stagn,nt until afternoon. Then the
crop reports and other rumors resulted in a
covering by shorts and the market closed at the
best prices of the day.
Government bonGs-Dull and firm.
Petroleum--August, closed, 5iS1c.
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Easy; closed, offered, IL
Prime mercantile papers,. QJG Sterling ex-
change-Quiet and firm; sixty-day bills,
sLS714; demand, sLSs1z
BONDS.
U. g tours, reg =. .1l6l4U. S. fours, coupon.Il6
U. :. twos reg. 200 Pacific SKIES. .'l06l
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COUNTY NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TAXPAf Frs OF KING COUN
~ ", WashiDgtOn-Notice is hereby given that
the b ard OF commissioners of King county sit
tiHg as a board of equalization. Will be in session
three 80 weeks. commencing Monday, August J.
1892. -
ALI taxpayers claiming abatement of tax are
hereby notified TO appear on or before Saturday
August 20, 1892, or be forever barred
+. 4. TWiCHELI,
county Auditor and ex-oifico Clerk of the Board
of Comni ioners of King County Wash
Dated at Seattle this 18th day of July, A. d. 1892
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NEW YORK. July 2z.-i3ar silver-s51sc.
HERCH ,NDIsE.
Hors-Quiet and steady
CofIee-OptIons closed steady, 10G25 points
down sales were I9,001 Uags. Including August,
81 Is1l22j; September, ST. l0l9l230; October,
sl2lRGI115. spot Rio-steady and more active;
No :. ~ 4fglI4e
susar-kaw. quiet and firm; refined, quiet;
gTanuIated, - Gi3sc.
Coppcr-SteaQy.
Iead-Quet
T.u-5teady, straits, s20.4oG92a45.
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
Boston, July 17.--Closiag:
Burlington ....-..- 1UIl Bell Telephone. pa
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, july 27.-N heat-npered &c lower
on wssker cables, strengthened = on local bay
ing weakened on further weak cables and in
aud closed steady AZ tae bottom, . lover than
YESTERDAY. Receipts were l3l,C40 bushels, ship
n4ents l3le01 bushels.
Wheat->tesdy; cash, re; september, 77sSc.
C0ra-~lowe1. cash, 30 -, september, 4Jiac.
Oa5s-Steady; Casa, SIC; september. S01.c.
kye--s7c.
BHrley-.9e.
Tim0tny-sl. 5oG51-3A
fiaX-SLUl
Nhlskv-yil5.
Pork-Easy; cash. si2; January, si322Is
Iard-Easy; cash, s.. Pa January, 81 22Is
Short ribs-Easy; cash, s7.65; September.
s7.-ol.
Shoulders aud short clear-Uuchanged
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, July =. - Cattls-I.eceipts, $4,000;
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES CONCURRENT
III resolution No IA concurrent resolution de-
iermnins that a franchise for street railway be
granted on Columbus avenue in Is -ooklyn addition
10 the city OF Seattle from the point where Lam
caster street produced would inters oct said Column
bus avenue 20 the north line Of Franklin street.
AMI offering ~ grant the same to the person. COM
pany or corporation who Will pay the highest sum
for SAID franchise and providing for notice thereof
Whereas, The Rainier Power & Railway com
pany has petitioned the city council for authority
to construct street railway and 10 lay down
street railway tracks upon and over Columbus
avenue In the Brooklyn addition To the city of
seatils between the points hereinafter named, now
Therefore,
Re Il eoncurrently resolved by the board of
aldermen and house Of delegates of the city OF
Seattle In city council assemblies as follows:
That the city council does hereby determine that
hffahchise should be granite 10 construct street
railway and 20 lay down street railway tracks upon
aud over Columbus avenue in the Brooklyn adj
dan 10 the city OF Seattle 20 the point where Ian
caster street produced intersects said Columbus
avenue TO the north line of Franklin street.
The ely clerk shall cause to be- published for ten
days In the city official newspapers at the expense
o. saa Rainier Power & tailway company, notice
OF SAID application and of this res solution. and in
saeh notice shall specify the route over and along
winch The city council proposes to grant said
franchise and thereby said city shall offer To gran,
ihs same 10 the person company or corporation
who viii pay the highest sum for said franchise.
us resolution is passed in pursuance of section
~ Of article of tue city charter and said notice
shall be given aud bids received and other proceed
ms had IN the premises prescribed by said sec
ton
Be /. further resolved that bids for such fran
cbse must be filed with ths city CLERK or before
Monday. the first day of August. 1892. at five
O'CLOCK p m, ana shall he opened and read in
lini convention Of the city council to be held in
hs council chambers of the house OF delegates on
sAdbfst aay OF \ gust. 1872 at EIGHT o'clock D. m
Abe ne II further resolved that there he ioi mt
convention Of the city council on Monday the first
gay Vi August, 1892 Mt eigh O'Clock r. m. for IA
purpose OF receiving and opening said bids and
taxing acton thereon.
fsssed by the board Of aldermen the 18th day
VI jdhf, 1897 and signed by me in open session in
SSosaeaea'on of its passage this ltth day of july
1854 7. NJ. DACLVDN.
- Acting President Board of Aldermen
tassed by the house of delegates the lIth day of
ivy lssZ and signed by me in oFeu session in
lsS2 EToEpEe ''
President House of Delegates.
approved by ME this 20th day Of July, 1892
pn j. 4. RONALD. Mayor
fhed by me this 10th day OF July, 49,
GEORGE j. -IONEM N ity Clerk.
fuollshed first time July % I 500
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SIEA VI EhS.
U W BAKER n co: BAKER IL cos
IL. Dock. foot OF University street
STEAMER TIME TABLES.
THE STEAMER MULTNoMAH
Runs on the following time card, daily:
FARE TO TACOMA, so CENTS
oivmpia .kAs'S ESQ m. Tacoma snH $40 m.
Tscoma..... 1000 a. III. Seattle loo noon
Seattle. ....... 200 p NJ lacoina S:9o p m
Connecting with boats for Kamilchie and sheI
Baker & Co s Dock, foo, of University street
CAPTAIN l. WILEY, Master
FAST TINE.
EVERETT AND LOWELL
The Elegantly Equipped steamer
STATE OF wAsHiNGroN.
Every afternoon Mt 5 o'clock, from Baker &
Co s dock Returning. arrives seattle at 0:30
IL. W. BAKER d CO.
FARE, so CENTS.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PORTLAND. SEATTLE VANCOUVER
First-class Steel Steamships
HAYTIAN REPUBLIC AND WILMINGTON,
Carrying freight and passengers. leaves every ten
DAYS For passenger and freight rates, exact sail
Ing dates etc, apply 20
II ". BAKER & co. Agents
pACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle as follows:
For san Francisco. via Port TOWNSEND and Vic
forla at q. m. passengers received On board AZ
?. IL July !, q, Il Is, p, 70.
For Alaska July E. II, 81. %
From san Francisco. FOR Victoria and Pugs,
Sound ports. at $ q ~. July s. ). 81 Is 2S. 70
Tickets may be obtained at me office Of the COM
pany, al Ocean dock, Seattle
GOODAL PERKINS & co.
General gents san francisco
J. H. JOHNSON. p, :. Sup;.. Seattle
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2S1s5c lower; choice 20 extra .treers, s475gt5 TO-
others. s+0,F9t %; Texans, 81. 55t12.7a
hogs-Reee pts, $4,000; iairly active. about
steady; rough and common, s5.4o15.75; prime
heavy and butchers weights, s5.sUtG6. 10; light,
s. 4GttS 90
sheep-Raceipts, 1900; active; sheep, steady,
lambs trltie higher; natives. 81 7s<t5.S5; West
erns, sfSCt61i. 20; Texans, 81 2sZs4 10.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

ELLIsroN, Mont, July 2Z.-[SpeciaLl On
Northern Pacific train No. |:
J. ID. King, Henry c. Jackson, Miss Emma
Adams aud hity second class.
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND, July 2Z.-lspecial Wv heat-The
market was ifeless; Valley, s1.22l 2(G1.25; Walla
Walla. sLI59L17l5 per GENITAL. Receipts, 293
centas.
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All FOR BIDS poR PRrCk-uinS VIII
rub,sS atee.Ntd ty the secretary IS The board 4
tf.ssr NoFSs Of ihe cIty Of Seattle up 10 = IL.
o. -, Aus EST 3. i-H2 for cS3 coo trick iiuo-e
Washington 3" i'uINP"e S'N'''u Oh iAAe
gs,s. bFlc >h.l. 10 # good qpsiy. such a. r.
eafIYa-SSS &c t.f hLttlng purposes, ana Shal. "a.
Isk ~ ~ hid4cr al citv's puuIuias station On
H. @NA.iiS au A~ tley are needed
sN' Is reserved IT, reie-t any and ali bids
Z. q HEItNEt. Secretary
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FOREIGN ETS.

FINANCIAL
LONDON, July T.-Bar silver, Soixd: consois,
@csd- Bullion gain on balancespald into Bank
OF England today. $4,000. bank OF England
discount, per cent
BREADSrUrTs.
LIVERPOOL, July 2T-Wheat-OHered moder-
atesF; active and unchanged.
torn-Supply poor; futures, holders offer
moderately; August, steady, 5s Id: September,
steady, "a I0i
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Relief OF Ked Rirer Flood sufrerer,

NEW ORLEANS, July PA relief boat has
gone with provisions for the food sufferers
along the Red aud Black rivers, numbering
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.


ND Nm AVN CUDnVNrO
AIIN. MI Mr.
Ciparlnp. H0USp RUSIupSS Sl46.
214 Ri
ADVANCE IN PRICE OF BUTTER.
E.s.arr Cr. SCH Nou uo,a. th.
Field-Good supply OF Fruit
ut Firm Prics.-
TIDES AT SEATTLE HARBoE TODAY.
,II15I w 49,, -, -. +. ~, :,
~ " 10 - -. -" :" =, ~
an IL. pm H. 4 am IT, pm IT.
~ - -. - - 80 :, :, y
I.-a Io.o Sol l59 @.Ss o0 l.4I 80
A. popr r,,rxsrxn
- --~1 ~ : - - -e1 -
SEATTLE, July II, ls92
Exchanges at Seattle Tacoma and Portland
clearing. honses TODAY ware.
o. ,-,
co.., ,ttTetHcts; nuEtEss.
.-''--....'.----'-. Si4o'odd % $500 90
r., --'''-...-.-. 1,1cV ~ 49,, "
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Have Your Address Correct.

The City Directory for the current year Is now
in press. Any one having made a change in
their business location or place of residence can
have the correction made by notifying by mail
or otherwise. Polks Seattle Directory Com
uany. "a Roxwail building. city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-28

Clearing House Returns.
Following is an extract from the clearing
house statement for the week ended July II, as
compared with the corresponding period Of last
year: