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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

San Francisco. Aug. 1a-The fruit market
vas rather depressed today. Inquiry for peaches
hes decreased materially. They are selling
slowly and are much easier In value. The mar
ses wn more than abundantiy supplied with
wsaermsons and cantalopes, and although
there vas no disposition to lower quotations
me Same we're literally shaded 70 relieve sup
plies
The market ior dairy produce was greatly de-
moralised
me vegetable market was very duh and
heavy. supplies were entirely out of keeping
win the demand and values were weak and
ose' 10 tendency. Tomatoes, summer squash
Aaa corn continue To glut the market New
oaon' are In heavy oversupply and neglected.
ooosee new potatoes enjoy a good demand at
'enunerstive hgures, while inferior grades are
greatly in oyersupply.
froduee receipts-Flour 81. Ooo quarter sacks;
wheat, GOO centais: barley, 6,oc0 centais; pota-
gallons
tiear-Family extras. si4a1450 per barrel;
osasrs exirss, sil5tsL IS; supernne, g. 5Eats 90
"heai-*l3 aJtLs6it per GENITAL for standard
sass' sLs1a Tor something fancy; milling
R..s sIts9LA ~ per centsl.
anaM.,ef-Feed, 81 &c per ceatal for dark coast:
assisse for good quality, and 921st59gs.c for
sM brewing. 95o03sl.05 per GENITAL; Chey-
r. sa. 81 9sgl % per ccutai for standard, 90c(D
e.s ior lower grades
r v,aass-.holee 10 fancy, si.45HDl.50; gray. for
Ing " sLS' sol. Az; common, grays, 81 500
n = ss~, good 10 choice, sL27130p l.40: fair,
ee-,sei -: black, 81 I0stfl. % per centaL
,.Yau s.ss for large yellow; 1876 for small
w. sLsfSsGl42la per GENITAL for white.
,oass,s--sprng; san joaquin. years fleece. good
rs,,, a per pound. ilix91lSc; san Joaquin,
a@nuition, lGtdll9ac. SIX months fleece.
en- " ss oesl, Is6lSc; ioothll. lAol7l ac North
o. s W. tsallc; Nevada, iS0rlTc; Eastern
y, y, Assl1e; Valley Oregon, is(e,1Dc.
Ns-a eoStd ssles-Whest, seller year, si.S6l.:
Ssssr December, sl4i<ai Az, closing IT
september, ST. 90 "a. -; closing AT 81 49,
g.. -sei.er year, 9S1sd.9SS4c, closing at
eoyef, December, ~ a,y9c, closing at
FINANCIAL
s-s'ght, loo; telerraphfc. f2,Sc. Sterling
tS nshk, stHsis; sight. siS9. commercial.
Ever oars--S22i zsso255sc Mexican dollars
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No. Trdnsfers. AmounI
Totals.

Real estate transactions from January l, 1872,
are $l0,657, 10l01. There were filed for record
Saturday IL deeds, the considerations aggregat-
ing 39,445 an average of $527.SI Following
il the list furnished by Osborne, Tremper
& Co.. ahstractors of title. Lie Cherry street.
between Front and Second:
Park Henderson to l. +. Menage, lots Il and
Is, block g. East seattle. So
William Philips to Northwestern Trust Com
panv, various lots East Seattle, s.
Edgar Bryan to K. Ross, lot 6, block 81, Moss
LIST add, 1900
Alex Maitland to E. J. Ross, lot T. block sc,
d. I. Denny's 5th, 5000.
Gustav Trydell to J. A. Nutten, lot g. block 8,
East Lake add. 5000.
Estate of J. W. Borst 10 Eugene E. Totten, lots
TO- IL and l.. block z, Fall City, $3.50
Ezra NJ. Meeker to l. J. Holgate, lot 81, Meek
ers suppl plat Kent, sos.
s. A. Walsh to Jenny Singerman, lots and 6,
block 10, Yesler's 1st, g., 700.
s b Vrooman to Ida b. Finches, lot IL, block
A, s. A. Bells ID, 81
Thomas II. stat,ard to Nellie Phinney, lots /,
and II, block al, Laws %, $7a
H. j. Mitchell to n. DeggingeI, lots to 4
block Is, White Bros to Kirkland, 81.
G.. G. Calkins to Thomas Ridduck, lots ., s and
8, block 4, East Seattle, 81
C.. NJ. Anderson to Lewis Card, lots IA and Is,
block As, South Park. $l25.
G. Il. Walsworth TO Lewis Card lots 30 ana 80,
block 4; lot IL, block %, South Park, ST.
f. McNatt to Lewis Card, lots ], 2, 5, 4, 5, S and
9, block z. South Park, 1925.
J. L. Hutchinson to Ida NJ. Gilbert, lots ana
4, block IA, Hutchinsons "a div, ii.
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TO CAPiEALIsrs-SEALED PR-fosALS
will be- received by the undersigHeGz until the
hour of one ocicCk y. OF Thursday, >eS1ember I,
lsS%, al the law Offices of JenneF Leg SZNilhanls.
rooms IL and ii BostoB Diocs. >esitN, for the
purchase OF the following described Ian: situate
IN King county Washington, iowIt: s'c5.theast a
OF sec 1, Up ~, east, 100 acres ns.Slth n Of
hNs.. sec T. Tp - Ii east, so acres youth y OF
SEA, Sec }, TT %, Il east, 50 acres. SoWhwest
= Of sec ), Tt 2S r east $50 acres Tact No. 4
OF William H Iayi0r's rnoquainie Plnsie acre
tracts 4.23 Lots i. ana 9, AMI = q of the
sN4a u sec ~. TIP ~, h Z east, l74.15 ceres OF
the above property about ITO acres may be
Rated merchants able timber tracts, ana al Of the
the tinesi Of valley lands. having raelrt;.A trans
portAtioA and other Accessories which lender IL
particularly valuable, some eoasGe.sos2e portion
being a high state OF Cultivation, 9Th good
buildings fences. lawns q very large urss ard etc
AZ of the aforementioned lands bai0-; 10 the
estate of jeremiah W. Bc-st 6eceased. : which
sole executor in trust, having fali po.er under
his last wi AID testament 20 SET tn 81 estate
and execute good snd sufficient deeds -:ta srefor
Bills III received for no smaller aU5olSt OF land
than 10 acres and upwards. may be .Ecaae
cover al the above ulenlioHe lands ID -sns lump
bid therefor. Terms q sale spel s5ssh, pay
seattle Abstracts furnished free broI gh> down
day Of safe The right is expressly resezs ed
Ieet anv or all bids Will he room "a Boston
block daily Sundays exceptesil oeiwecn ;,e hours
OF noon Aud go p. L. from now untI. @5ptemoer
]. anc Will he pleased TO gave any furt tie Sinforms
ton which intending bidders U4ay desire : IL DGE
K ANDREWS. sole executor, soie deSIsee and
sole trustee under the last wlIl and sesAIaeat Ut
Jeremiah ". EoIsi, deceased.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NV Yonx sIocN kxcHANar

49, ., .oh&r Aug. lS.--TAe light trading IN tha
rhsr.Asl Was Of professional Character
80 stss were attacked and there Wa. enn.
.sr-a@ O. hsGidaI!0a ia Northern Pacific ,ra.
tAe w. 1sAssh Union was the execution IN
aaa ,s~s' The advance As only fractional
ssss,~~ a.afket became intensely dun. 4, rha
ssarrs :" Was Aaa3s better than the owes,
Fs,,n,-,asn' eoads--pu.l and steady.
September. closed 57,,c.
Mr., FINANCIAL.
tea, 60 AUG h-rhe weekly hank STATE.
rsserys decrease Of - a1s.oaa
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Banks now hold si5.i7i 600 In excess of legal re-.
quirementa
Money on call-Easy: closed, offered, 2
rhine mercantile paper, 3z(051S. Sterling ex-
cnange-Quiet and steady: slxty-day bills,
tAso9H<; demand, &I3sl4
BONDS.
U. 3. Is. coupons. 1i515 Pacific s's......... lot
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CERES, Cal, November IL, 1891

CERES, Cal, November II. 1891
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash.
Dear Doctor-It has been q long time
since addressed you; nevertheless !
have not been unmindful of the benefits I
have received from your hands. I am
happy to say my eyes are we'll. The in
fiammation has all left them and can see
to do my work and sew or read. think
your medicines are wonderful and feel I
am indebted to your remedies and skill
for my sight today.
MRS. MARY F. HUDELSON.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

FINANCIAL
LONDON, Aug. 1a-Bar silver, 371sd. Consols.
96 15-l6d. Bank OF England discount, 2 per cent
BREADsTUFFS
LIVERPOOL, Aug. l3.-Wheat Offered spar.
1ngiy; No red winter, steady at 6s Cd
Fiour-Ofered moderately and unchanged.
Corn-Ohered moderately; new mixed, steady,
at IS 2tad: August, steady, IS 111d; september,
steady, As l011d; october, steady, Is 9s4d.
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Pacific Coast Business ra;l.res.

San Francisco, Aug. 13--Bradstrects mer-
camille agency reports thirteen failures In the
Pacific coast states and territories for the week
ending yesterday. as compared with ten for the
previous week and seventeen for the correspond
Ing week of 1891
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FA1RHAvES, Wash, March 6, 1892.
]. Eugene Jordan, NJ. D., Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-I am very happy to write you
that q. P. and 6. has accomplished in one
week what quantities of other medicine
taken for months has failed to do. This
rapid cure has far exceeded my most SAN
guine expectations, and beg you will &C
cept my heartfelt thanks.
am very gratefully yours.
LILLIAN GRIFFITH.
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fefor round trip on sundays, limited to data
of,ale. $50 for round trip. taree-isy tickets
20 be fold on Saturdays specia. rates Tor par
res msie On application Ia me, Fine trout hsh-
ing: delightful resort, good hotel /. ~ Ma
aesu, General Agent
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STEAMER FAIgNAvEN.

Leaves City Dock, Seattle. daily except snn-
Gay, at O. IL, for F2monax. GintoIl Tulalip,
Browns Point, Langley. Coupeyiile. san de EEca.
Oak Harocr. Ctsaiady ard acoaner. Returning
leaves LacoaneE p h Tor Seattle, covering same
fSls4. x. GREEN. ASsssS
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UASHOS ISLAND ROUTE
STEAMER GLIDE

Leaves Tacoma $50 Mondays, Wedne.days and
Fridays for O. ala an ! way landings To seattle
Leaves Tacoma Tuesdays. Thursdays aud satur.
days for Euenna. nes a0ines ChaatAuquA yssno1
and Seattle. Returning. leaves baAer x Co.'s DOCK
every saw but sunday . =. IA.
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Leaves Seattle daily, except Monday, at o. m
PorE Townsend 1880 ARRIVES a. Port Auseies at
p In Returning, leaves Port Angeles al 5 80 %.
10 Port Townsend. p. II. Arrives at seattle at
1890 p. III. landings: Seattle, Commercial
wharf, Port Townsend, Tibdles wharf: Port
Angeles, Gorse's NAarf. HATCH BROS
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Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND, Aug. IS.-tspeciall-Wh eat-very
little moving; prices nominal. Valley, $l.22l3@
LIS; Wslla Walla, $L159LElz per GENITAL. he.
ceipts, $40 centals.
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NOTICE-lN THE MATTER c-F THE
~ estate of W. W. Buchanan, deceasex notice is
hereby given to all whom IL may cODce%3l. that on
the 5th day If August, 1892, j. w. iiuc1 anan.
administrator of the estate OF W. ". buchanan,
deceasel filed In the supe Tor court of k..g county.
Washington. his petition for an order of ztd court.
sitting in probate authorizing and empowering
said administrator 10 sell all the pers0nf3 property
of said estate at private sale anu that laid court
has fixed Friday the 10Th day of AusuSS 1892. at
$3.50 o'clock In the forenoon, AZ the Cou Of
Hon. l. i. Iichtenherg iud2e, for tie gearing of
said application All persons lnteTestez in said
estate are. therefore required - a,peS: in said
court at the SAID time and place, Then a-i there
show cause. if any they have, W. y he Sald order
should not be- granted.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court this
9Th dsy Of August 1892 W. l. Sft,lCER.
lSeall Clerk of sai. Court
by r. + DAVIS. Deputy Clerk.
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INVESTIGATE THE
HHtogenetie System
TREATM EN- 7.

WoopsIDE, Mont, June %. 1892.
DR.. Jordan. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-Shall not need any more med
icine. as am now well and my color has
returned. The disease is out of my sys-
tenn at last. Yours truly,
MRS. J. P. WOOD.
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Hops-More active and firm; Pacific. 2o(025c.
Coffee-Options firm, l0G20 up. Sales were
4,70o bags, including: August, &l3.05; Septem-
Der, 3l2950gla00; October, $l295(9i300. spot
Rio-Quiet and arm; No. Z, lie.
sugar-Raw, Quietcr and firm. Refined
Fairly active and firm.
No market in metals.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
BOSTON, Aug I3-Closing:
Atchison.. .......... 80 Mexican Gen. com. 1874
Burlington. .loisstBeli TeeI hone 1851
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Aug. 13.--Wheat--Duli: opened &c
higher on better cables, liberal exports from
both coasts, Beerbohms bullish estimate of the
worlds crop, light receipts and cold rains in
the Northwest; fuctuated within a range OF &c,
and closed firm 1ac higher. Receipts were Sli.-
600 bushels: shipments, los, 900 bushels.
Wheat-LOwer: cash, 7sc; September, 78c.
Corn-Higher: cash. 5%4c; September, SIC.
0ats-Cash. 80. a9SSssc; september. Si1sc.
Rye-Quiet; Coo.
Barley-63c.
Fiax-$1.U3s
Timothy-$L3a
Whisky-$Lla
Pork-Easy; cash, lis: September, $l225.
Lard-Cash. $S7S13; september, $500.
Short ribs-Easy; cash, $500; September, IS 10.
shoulders-$7. 2GSD7.30
Short Clears 2oGS 65.
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CEATrLE, TACOMA AND OLYMPIA ROUTE
- The new fast aud commodtous steamer
CITY OF ABERDEEN,
Carrying passengers and freight. Will leave on the
following schedule, DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAYS, for
Tacoma, McNeit's Island and olympia, connecting
with boats 10 agd from shelton and ksmiichia
leaves Hatteics wharf. Seattle, at Z 90 a. IA. ~
p dock Tacoma al 9 80 ~ M arriving 81 Olympia
at l2:31 D. Returning: VIII leave PercIval's
dock, olympia At 1880 y. m: y. l.. dock, Tacoma
at p. IA, arriving III seattle al p.
J. A. HATFIELD, Agf., seattle THOS. 4 TEW
j. G. PREcIvAI, AgL. Olympia Manager
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AfARSHAI'S NOTICE OF SEI@URF-IN
Vl the United States district court for she North
ern division district OF Washington.
Whereas. A libel was filed in the 6iS;rict court
of the United States for The district OF: Washing
ton on the l2th day of August. 1892, Ey the Pu-
get Sound Machinery Depot VS.. the ysessei Guy
e. Goss, her tackle, apparel and furnitu. e,
Now, therefore in pursuance OF the m.1iition and
under seal OF the court, TO me direcJed-nd deliv-
erei, do hereby give public notice 10 ssi persons
claiming the said vessel Guy G. Goss. an; vino
In any manner interested therein, thEx they be
and appear before the said district court 10 be held
al The city of seattle on tie ist day Vi Septem-
Der. 1892, at 10 O'Clock In the forencsn of that
day, provided he same shond be a day II jurisdic
ton otherwise the next day OF Jurisdiction
thereafter, then and there to inierI5se their
claims and make their allegations in thasbehal
THOMAS X. BEsbWN.
U. >. Sarshal.
BY f. W. MUpGErr. Deputy.
x,h Of
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
TILE NnRrHERN.

Trcd Reed, \ Yakima George Piper, City
J { Murphy Pt Angeles " eAyer x W, ID Mofns
Mrs NJ Lease, v hta. rs oStrieaIer X W, Omha
c A Power I Haute. Ind c Frisbee, Snohomish
/ Il Dun & w.Pittsburg Il Duff. Pittsburg
+ Hambiy, Chicago Max Ahrahams, Fran
4 II summer Everett Blk kapp Everett
c w Arlans, Montessno 4 Westland, Montesno
X Thomas & W Frhvu Martin. spokane
X WhitGey, Everett u NJ Tombiin, IRAN
A Gaus, Tacoma J j. Holbran. Tacoma
l. Abraharls, Portland 4 VI Gregory. ; Fran
|. Z Post, Tacoma Harris, TT BIakeiy
stradlCAer, Portland ID Dwyer, Durham
THE OCCIDENTAL
F II Graves, spokane l. lie, spokane
4 " lde, spokane Miss Ellsworth, Tacoma
W X Richards, Boston e Armstrong, Chicago
Harlow DAVIS, PortiandMles Lewis, CenIrala
uambiy. Chicago Jane Purcell enohmish
J I Jones. Kent " & Faulkner, Kent
q Ridgway, CITY il G Cooper, Montessn no
T Pore, Tacoma Bonner. Eagle Har
Watson Sw, suohom Asrrion & vs., Tacoma
: " Day, Portland A " Hasd!ng, Portland
4 n Fisher, ~ lownsd U Kruger, Snohomish
l. Hughes, Suohomish burton, do
Louis + Hart, do Rudebeck rs. Everett
; Wyu. Grsy's Harborr ID PURIFY, Everett
rHs ARLINGTON
PIX Lewis, Everett CQuickensen. Ellison
c + Berglani. DO Kendall, City
q : Moore, City DR. Mayfeld Denver
NJ Evans. Waiis Wsla J DE Tlere, Wnalcou
c { Dalton. Bend Williamson. liwaco
Miss VI Btaloek, " wallaJ l. BlaiocS & W. Everett
Miss X B!alock. DO q Hawkins, City
A y Weteei, PtrSviIe, Pa " Frank, Gilman
: 4 Davidson. Portland " Jones. Hamilton
W A Potter, F. dalgo City 6 II Mowati, Nj Vernon
J II Nelson, City l. Wood, Cle-Elum
IA Sanborn, Aakilteo q Pninney. Phinaey
" q ggord s ". SPAn Il smith & w.staawod
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions for the Year Foot I'm
&lO.R5S 1O1O1

There were flied for record during the week
l07 deeds, the considerations aggregating $751;
Alb Following is the record OF the week by
days:
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mi, il m excess OF ssl, 81 over the total for
.As nrsyious week and ;i97, 092 IS over that for
re corresponding week last year. 1t is evident
s,am this showing that the improvement noted
I, huziness some time ago continues to grow
al the prospects are entirely favorable for q
,s,v heavy fall trade AZ soon rs tho farmers be-
,;n marketing their grain and other produce.
rnytber than this there Is but little of special
,nterest In the fnsncisl situation. Money seems
a r. abundant to meet all emergencies and
COLLECTIONS are getting easier right along. Henry
Claws In his last financial review has this to say
on the situation generally:
The outward gold movement has been the
most serious check to enthusiasm on the bull
ssde This feature, together with the growing
re Of silver, 10 OF course source of uneasiness.
nevertheless, this question has been uppermosr
ior long period aud its follies and dangers are
taking no one BY surprise. We are less
EARNED than Europeans, VINO at such a dis
tance naturally take the most cautious, ii not
tae wort view. As for the foreign demand for
aid that has bean stimulated by the scarcity of
Commercial bills; the backwardness of cotton
srno,ts accounting in considerable degree for
tais Perhaps the most encouraging feature of
The situAtiou is the assurance OF continued ease
IN money. The West and Northwest are well
srnnlied with currency; and as Chicago is stead
ily growing al q reserve center, and crop re-
cuirements will be less urgent than year ago,
tGeYe need DO no uneasiness about money rates
during the remaining summer and autumn
months.
some remark Is made concerning the less ia
vorshls character of railroad earnings; still 1t
saoula be remembered that comparisons are
now being made with the extraordinary figures
of lsss yeay The fact remains that many Of the
lines are doing very profitable traffic, and that
the financial and physical condition of many
lines 10 even better than year ago. Increase
and decrease in gross earnings are not always
the true measures OF market values. The spec
Glstor, - we'll q the investor. must take into
consideration net results and prospective enrn-
fpg capacity y we'll as other factors. This 10
especially true Of sucn lines AS diverted large
share OF last years earnings toward betterments,
which will enable them TO operate more eco
nomicaly In times when there is less pressure
OF traffic
The coal shipments for the week have amount
ID TO 500 tona The Keweenaw had 300 tons
end the Wslla Walla LOCO tons.
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STEAMER MONTICELLO

DOR PORT ANGELES. PORT TOWNSEND
and DungeneaA Commencing Tuesday.
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Fast TIME
PORT GARDNER Rourn
srEA EER GREY Hou ND
Leaves Seattle: ..."................-.. a:3o n
Arrives Evsress ....ssss....ss..ssss.. S.AV = N
Leaves Everett. 9:4S m
Arrives seattle. .ls;OJ m
Arrives Everett. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ESQ p
Leaves S'VV D. n
Arrives seattle. .................-..'. o'oo D. IN
Connects with boat for snohomish Connects
with steamer Bailey GAtzers for Tacoma
Trips daily including sunday
MEALS ON BOARD.
eEATrLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION co.
CLAUD TRoUP, FRANK W. GooDHUE.
Pres secy.
COLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET SOUND
~ NAVIGATION eompanys fast and elegant passen-
coma route. Speed safety, comfort and courteous
treatment
SUMNER TIME CARD.
LEAVE SEATTLE
$50 a. m. sharp, daily.
200 y. m. sharp, daily.
$50 p. M sharp. daily.
LEAVE TACOMA
f.iU - H. H1arp, Uaiys
IL As a IN sharp, daily.
AIS p H. sharp, daily.
Landing at y. T.. X II. wharf. Tacoma, and COM
mercial Dock, foot of Marion street, Seattle.
Only hour and thirty minutes between
Seattle ana Tacoma.
pacific COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follows;
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and Vic
torla, at p. passengers received board 1t
p M August 5, 10, 10, 20 IS and 30.
For Alaska, August 8, 10. 20 and IS.
From San Francisco. for Victoria ana Puget
Sound ports, Al H. H.. August 2. 2, II, IL, % ~
Tickets may be obtained at the Office Of the com.
pG2y, al Ocean dock. Seattle.
GooDAL PERKINS a Co
General agents. San francisco
J. H. JOHNSON. p. = suDt. Seattle
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS

During the past twenty -four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: By rail-Northern Pa
etc $50 tons; Columbia d Puget Sound, 81
W F. Munroe, Is tons; Puget Sound and
Alaska Steamship Company's boats, 80 tons;
buekeye, 10 tons; Angeles, 6 tons. Total ship
Ients SS4 tons
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4. d. Oh

For rates. routes and other information call on or
address
4 d. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen Pass. Agt.,
12l First st., Portland. Or
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-15

PACIFIC R.R.

Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Day Coaches
and finest Palace Dining Oars between Seattle, st.
Paul and Chicago without change. Connections
for AL points in the United States and Canada
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-15

Yscduce and merchandise have been received
Mthe port of Seattle during the past twenty
buf hours as follows: By raii-Northern Pa
eihs, $40 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, Is
tens: Great Northern, 40 tons. BY water
Puget Sound and Alaska Steamship Com
raay's boats. II tons; Henry Bailey, 10 tons.
fetal receipts, 747 tons.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-27
NUEVO sURTIDO

Para serVir cuaIquier trabajo que Sc
pida:
PaPeI de ofcio, espanol y frances.
Comercial y de carta, diversidad de
classes liso, rayado, cuadriculado, can.
to dorado, etc6ters, etcetera.
De luto y medic luto.
De colores, comdn y satinado.
Tarjetas, gran variedad.
De vista felicitaci6n, comerciales,
de matrimonio, bautismo, entierrO y de
invitaci6n.
SObres de varias formas y tamanos.
Lapices, po.tnplumas, lacres, 60
lea pa. borray atroa ar'icui s de es-
c'i5o ia. En esta Tn rarta
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bO, sav"oa Co"o Per el nteroo3p Lucia Trinidad Deme
veraeruz. Para HsyIe Bordeos 81 dl4 4, Cpal. -
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