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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-07-03
Do You Use
Any of the
Following
articles Z?
If you do, call on us
and examine same.

Ii you do, call on us
and examine same,
and we know quality
and prices will suit you.
Paints and Oil.--By the
bark Nautilus" we have added TO
our large stocks in this line. Good
weather will soon set in and you
will want to paint your house, and
when you do, use pure paints, not
some cheap article that will peel"
or "chalk" off in a few months.
Hubbucks White lead Zinc, and
Pale Boiled Oil, have stood the test
III these islands for years, and the
quality to-day is as good as when
it was first introduced. We get
these Paints and Oils direct from
Hubbuck & Son, and thus know
that they are genuine. We also
keep Hubbuck's Green, Yellow,
Black, Oxide and Mast Color in
2Slb kegs.
Cartridges.--If you use a
shot gun we can give you your
choice of black or nitro powder
cartridges, all carefully loaded. We
have a few shells loaded with
"Walsrode" powder, very strong
powder that has been adopted for
warfare by three great nations (not
including the P. G.) 1t is said to
be the most reliable of all smokeless
powders and very safe in any well
made gun. The charges are in
bulk one third Of any other powder,
and is guaranteed good for five
years in any climate damp or dry"
If you are interested in the numer-
Gus Rife Matches or enjoy target
practice either with Rife or Revolv-
er use U. NC, cartridges for best
results; so out of possible so cain
be made with this brand, provided
the rife, and the man are in good
order. We have all sizes Of UNI.
c., cartridges from ~ to SO cal.
Everything we have mentioned
is to be had for the asking land a
little hard coin) al he old stand OH
the corner of Fort and King streets.
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Supply
Is Ample.

and can be increased tn meet the needs
of a population equal to the largest
city in the world.
Prof. A. b. Lyons, of Oahu College is
our authority for stating that the water
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To secure homes III one of the most de-
lightful localities to he found in the
Paradise of the Pacific.

As a healthy resort Pearl City has
already established an enviable repu,a.
ton. Many good citizens in this com
munity have experienced the wonder.
ful effect produced by few days 70
journ IN that dry, cool atmosphere, and
give grateful testimony to the relief
they have almost instantly gained from
severe and long continued attacks Of
asthma, Physicians acquainted with
the climate of Pearl City recommend it
as "a natural sanitarium.
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Honolulu time. which is the same rs i2h 0m.,
Us. of Greenwich time.
For every 1000 feet of distance of the OBJ
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to statute mile.
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Rant,st Chnrchna

West Duwamish-services in Mr.. Fosters
house, River PARK, p. m.
Fremont-Aurora street Preaching IL a. m
and 7.S0 u N. Rev. c. A Saiyer, pastor. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
Ballard (Norweg an Danishb- Odd Fellows
Hail. corner LeaTy and second avenues Nor
wegian sermon, D m, by Rev. Z. W. Flnwall
Sunday school, p. m.
Mount Zion Gcoloredl-Dr C. NJ. Williams,
in Young Naturalist's hall. University grounds.
Preaching, IL g. IN. aud ?. m sunday school,
3p IN. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, p. N.
Norwegian -Danish-sixth and Virginia streets
Rev G. w. fInwall. PASTOR residence, boi Nir-
ginia street Services, III m and z 80 p. IN.
Sunday school, 1915 p m. h. \. +. T., p. n.
Prayer meeting. Thursday, p m.
swedish-Bell and Eighth streets Rev. Aug.
Olson, pastor: residence 1913 Dexter street
Services IL a. m. and 80 2. n. sunday school,
IL IN. young peoples meeting, p. IN. prayer
meeting, Thursday. =. IN; young peoples
meeting Saturday. p. m
First-Fourth street, between James and
Cherry. Rev. w. +. Taylor. pastor; residence,
I202 Marion street Preaching. IL a and AS
p. m. sunday school at close OF morning serv-
ice Young peoples meeting, $50 p IN
Prayer meeting. Thursday, 1:4o y. In
North seattle-Third ana Cedar streets Rev.
C. r. Brownies pastor; residence 100 Oak street
Services, II a. N. Preaching in the morning
BY Rev. Fred A. Agar, OF Portland. Rev. Agar
was formerly a missionary 10 the Congo coun-
try, Africa. Sabbath school after morning
services. No services in the evening
Market street--Markot and Main streets
Rev W. T. Fleenor. pastor; residence sol Mar
Morning subject, Journalism or q Factor ia
Our Day" Evening subject, Looking TO Grace"
being the eighth sermon ON Poe's Raven
morslized. Young peoples meeting, p NJ
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Presbyterian Churches.

German Reformsd-Seyenth street. near Pine
Services IL m.
Ross Mission--D. l. Fordney. pastor. Preach
ng. 8 % p. m. FIRST and third sabbath of month.
Lake Union--Kilbourne avenue. Fremont
Rev. ;. G. Head, pastor Services IL g. m and
I'D p m.
First Mission-in Wards Hall, Georgetown,
South Seattle. Sunday school, 2:3O n m Rev.
John Alison viii preach at p N.
boulevard Mission, near Ballard. sunday
school :, Ia. Rev. W A. Major. OF the second
Presbyterian church, viii conduct services at
&p n.
Ballsrd-First-Bro and Fret avenue;
y. 1. fordney, pastor. Preaching, II o. m, and
: y. m. sabbath school. 10 a. III. y. y. :. G. E.,
e0 p N. Prayer meeting. Thursday, p IN
Calvary-Narkst and King streets Rev. s.
J kennedy, pastor. Residence. "a Market
street Services. II a m. ana p m. Morning
subject, Rest" Evening subject, Waiting
Without" sabbath school. I2:t5 p. IN.
North saattls-osE and Harrison streets. Rev
W. A Msier. pastor Residence, 4I7 Temperance
street Preaching, II a. m. and = N. sab
bath school NJ L 10 p. m. \. 2. > g T.,
p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday. p Ia
Fir.t-Fourth aud spring streets. Rev Alex
ander Alison. ID. p, pastor. Residence, l2l2
Marion street services. II a N. and p IA
Preaching 81 II IN. BY Rev. Edward Yates
Htil, pastor OF Christ church. Chicago Preach
inc ST p. IN. by Rev. John Alison. son Of
the pastor. sunday scho&, l2,s0 n m. Y.
2. :. T., esd p N. Prayer nesting. Thurs
akY : ID Ia.
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THE STATE OF TRADE
Sax FRkNcfsco. Aug. 5---Hheat-kirIn !;
December, s55zc May. sLO4st
Barley-Flrm: December. s7sse.
Corn-sl-30.
Bran-3i5.00 per ton
nRKApsruFTs AND aRATsa
Flour-Famuy extras, 81 s093s0. bak-
ers' extras. s3.5oG3.4o. superfne, s2.SoG
Wheat-~Trads Is Of very light proper
lions. No. shi piping wheat. ooi4 1sl5 &c,
with sss.c for choice quality; milling
wheat. 8slkfg7iSe-
Barley The week elosas with an easy
market. offerings being liberal Feed, fair
to good. s5a ne; choice. 1ss4es NC prev.
ing, s71sM9zisc. ebegalier, standard, $l-2o@
oats-Business duh. New California
coast cats, s5ce1SI07t5: milling. sLia@
10; surprise. 81 I'D 80; fancy feed. 81. i21z
@Ii7Iz good to choice. {Lo@il0. Door
to fair. g0GEs3e: black and red. nominal ],
gray, si.021s ML07ts.
Produce reeelpts-Fiour. sacks. ii sec;
Oregon. a2S6; wheat. oentals. 2252; Ore
gosl, 6, 10i barley. eenials. "A, a5j; Oregon,
40: oats, centais, Oregon, s.75T; corn,
centals. 800. beans. SACKS, 2,g!4; potatoes,
sacks. 5.siI; onions. sacks, so9.
FIskNcfAL
Drans-on eight. New York. per 500.
i2xc. Sterling excbange-Un London,
sixty day bank. -. so9a.
silver bars-Per ounce. 65ss 86Slxc.
Mexican dollars Sd5So.
MINING STOCKS.
Belcher. 81 Best 4 Beleher. 100, Bodie
Consoiidated, 80; Chollar. 81; Consol-
idated California & Virginia. AS; Crown
Point. IS; Eureka Con, 23. Could & Curry
56: Hale & Norcross. to; Mexican. us.
Mono 81: ophir, no. Potosi. s3f Savage. IS;
Sierra Nevada. 100; Union Consolidated,
y; Utah, s; Yellow Jacket, As: Andes, so;
Bullion. I6: Caledonia IL; Consoii-
dated Imperial. Grand Prize. s.: Justice.
1s: Kentnek. IL: Occidental. 10. Overman.
q; Heg. Beleber. ~. Scorpion. 3; Alpha
Consolidated. 10, Confidence, 100.
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Lutheran Cnnrchna

Norwegian kvaagelieal-Twelfth and Olive
streets Rev. l. J. kvam, pastor. Residence.
i6S Twelfth street
Hoy Trinity En<gish Lnthsrsa-Ssyeath aud
Unton-SerVices, II a. IN. sal p N. sunday
school. 3 IS q m. Rev. ". CFitchlow. pastor.
German luthsFsn--Duwamsh mission, san
aers BALI. below Sweeneys brewery. sun
day scaooi. l.s0 n N Services 10 every
other sunday.
tssrman Lntherau-seTytces In hal corner Of
Main aud Twelfth streets every sunday at 10 as
a. N. sunday school 2 20 q. N. "a. Z. BaAde,
psstsr, residences. Isl3 Msin street
Norwegian Danish Fourth ana Pine sircess
8 r. Tsgleison, pastor. sEgey ia basement
Services. III a ana p m. sunday school,
9pa PRAYER meeting. TauFs1Ay. p n
Swedish EvAagellcki-Thir street. near Pike.
Rev. Martin l. Larsen. pastor residences. 1874
ftlth street, between Pike and Iaf0n- sunday
school L. IS d IA services 10 ~ = r.. and
l. m. and iharsdAy o. m
Rainier Heights Missien~At Presbyterian
chureh. Market stFeek sunday 81 5al at Z 20
,, every SUNDAY. Services Al 3. ~ =. n. every
SthsE sgEday. Pastor. ? kaapps. assistant
p&stef. =. Kuft1, 1915 Howell sfre<t
German Evsnge.9eal. Zion's eongrexs,lon-
fro-ds hal, N8ntA street. tetwssh Pine and
u.lfe Services, 81 - q "a. sal I'D 2. n
sunday EcGOal. a. N 'Hlhslstande. Ne4ues-
Gay. I'D 3. N AgtheraE laung Feop.ss so
ctetyt Thursday, : - = n
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE BOARD OF TRADE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25-Wheat opened firm
in the face of much that was discouraging
in the matter OF receipts, present and pros
pective. but was upheld as against that by
the firm tone OF Liverpool markets and
the number OF letters received by the
commission houses from country corre-
spondents relating very generally to the
increase of wheat for feed. December
started with buyers at 57ssc. Some bought
at 57e. 1t frmed up again, and about a
quarter of an hour from the start il was
again wanted at 571Sc. The recovered tone
of the corn market and the sharp bulge in
the price of that article near the close
caused the local shorts in wheat a good
deal Of uneasiness. They. in their turn,
bought so vigorously that the market rose
TO SIZE for December and closed strong
at 5Ts1. The corn market recovered
the buliishness which 1t lost yesterday.
There was an absence of rain in the
greater part of the corn belt. There was
good advance Immediately at the open
ing, due 10 the nervousness of those who
had September short and began to cover.
quickly spreading into the May dealings
September opened at 5li4. rose irregularly
to 500 and closed a. IS bid. May started
as 525s. with sale or two at 5214. Ii adj
vanced 10 So and closed 527s. Oats ranged
narrowly. September closed 3osl sold at
SoG30is. May ranged from IS 10 51l4. clos
ing at the highest prioe. The provision
trade was not very active. Pork for Janu-
airy closed unchanged. Lard was firm bat
very inactive. making a gain of from pa
to Sc Tor the day. January ribs left of at
"a decline.
Closing: Wheat-Higher; August, sac:
September, 52ssc: December. 57s.c.
Corn-H Higher. August, d7se; Septem-
Der. SIC; October. 5Al.c
oats-Steady; August, size; September.
S0}4e; May. S5's@S5lae.
Rye-Flrm at ASNsc.
Barley--Stsady at A3@&Sitc.
Fiaxssed-Sl.24
Timothy seed-Steady at $500.
Pork--S;eady. September, $3.50; jan
uary. Si&Go.
Lard-F.rmer; September. $40; Janu-
aFv. 500.
Ris,-siesdy; September. S.s7's JAnu-
airy, s6as's.
IrvK STOCK
Hogs-Reoeipts. 1900 head: yes
terday. s6.2ll; shipments yesterday
: so. left over. about 3 90 hesd. quality.
poor; market opened rather active and
prices n shade higher. later ruled weak st
Fridays figures Sales ranged 81 s. 9eot
s - Cor light. s. c0aa - for rough pack
ing. s. tatta 10 tor mixed: s. 30et5.a5 for
heavv pscSiag and shipping lots: pigs.
>3.3ef0 "a
Cattlc-Recspts today. $50 head:
yesterday, ESQ; shipments yesterday,
4. so; markeI. frm. natives. 81 2aesb IS;
Westerns, sLaotsAe0i Texans, si.2oes B a.
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ENGLIsH MAKkETs.

LoNuoS. Aug. - Bar silver, as fine.
sos l. Consols, 1924. Bullion into Bank
of England. E2s oo4 Bank OF EnlgAnd
discount rate. per cent
IlvKRPoet. Aug. 3-Wheat--Steaav;
holders oder moderately; No. , red. vim
teF. Is 81 & Ne. red. spring. a. ~.
Germ tirm. holders offer moderately T.
neW mixed. spot, - IL futures. holders
cfer spAr5ngtg, August, - "a, Septem-
Sef. ~ les f. October. Is %.
Flour steady. holders offer sparlnglY,
- Louis. fancy Ninter IS 81.
FoFk klrms holders otter sparinely /,
prime mess, WesteFu, lis 81
HOPS A London. PAe&hc coast steady .
holders offer mo6eratsiY. E2Ss3 per hAIe
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Catholfe Churches.

Catholic Unioa-G. A r hall. Hinckley block.
10 a
Orr Lady OF Good Help-South Fourth and
Washington streelz Rev. +. y PreioDSst1e.
pastor Low mas. & IN; high mass. 10 -
q m: benedlction, 80 ,.
Immaculate COMPREHENSIVE and Spring
streets Rev. Victor Sarrznd. = j., pastor. Con-
Quoted b the jesuits Early mass, q. N.
and q N High mass, 1919 s. N Sunday
school, y n
Sacred HEARTFELT and Sixth street Con-
Quoted BY the RsdemptoristS. Rev. Joseph A.
Kautx, C. So. e. pastor. Low mass with sermon.
a. m high mass with sermon. 1880 e. II.
Sunday school. 2:90 p N. Holy Family Associa-
ton meeting =. Il. Yespers, sermon and bene-
ntetfon al n M
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Dawarnlsh-sznzay seAool p n
Yesser-s sunday school, $50 = H.; preaching.
II a.
misunderstanding. 80 = m By Rev. D.
BaEley. sunday schoSl. - n
soata seattle Sunsav school I'D n m
Chx.dEen's missionary meeting. 30 = n
secoud-North Seattle. Republican and War
rsn st-eets- Eugene Miller. A NJ. viii conduct
services ~ II Z. N. snsJecz. New Fields OF
Power" sunday school. I2sl5 :. "a
FtrsG-Third and Pine streets. Rev. Clsrk
Davis pas1or. Services. II g. N. and p n
Morning So beet. sSirergth for the Day Of Adj
versify" Evening suhjset. The Preacher .
Lament" sunday school, l2.o. Young Pso-
pes meeting, 8. 45 n.
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Conereratloaai Churches.

Brookiyn-Rey. T. c. wiswell pastor. Study
al Plymouth church. services II - m Sunday
school, 12:l5 D. m. Y. p. sc. c., p. m. Prayer
meeting, Tuesday, D. II
EdgewGter-Rsv J. T. Nichols. pastor serv-
ices II g. IN and =. m. Sunday school
at 12:l5 p. II. Junior c. E. p n. Y T. =
c. T.. p N. Prayer meeting, Thursday sp. m.
Plymouth-Third aud University streets Rev.
Wallace NGtfing. ID. D., pastor. Residence, $50
University street services, II a. IA and a N.
Rev Walter Hutchinsou. OF North Arlington,
Mass, will preach morning and evening. sun
day school, 1920 p. IN. Y. p :. c. l., =. m.
Prayer meetIng, Thursday, 7.45 p N. Junior
y. r. ;. c. E., Friday. 4p. m.
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German-Harrisoa and Birch streets. Rev.
Aug Ernst, pastor, $40 Harrison street. Services,
II A. M. and p. N. sunday school. e:s5 q. n.
Young peoples meeting, p. N. Literary enter
tainment last Sunday Of each month.
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The Seattle. LAKE shore & Eastern. in
connection with the Canadian Pacific
railroad. has pat iato effect an excursion
rste 10 BAHtI springs and return. 20 Agss-
s.z aA3 rstaFn. near which place the HaF-
risoH Nol springs are located. good tor
tAlstv DAYS. % Agassis and return on sale
ga Friday, COED 10 retusn til Monday.
and GA sac Saturday and good 80 return
Hux@Aaw
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s. Aasy's-w Soaland para. EvsnlRz prayer.
u = IA
- SSagAen's- Ballara-Ssyysess II = n aad
I'D p Rev. +. = HylAaa rector
- Caezenfs-Markegs street nSAF sslsr ave
n1s. ReE. HsaTy A. Dexter cae8sttng AoTa-
3aE prayer vita s<FEncH. ~ q San1sF sckool,
- q. ~. Ia TIE svsnlag klkhop b4Fks< vii
prsssA tas sszna0a.
Trinisy-EaghKa aaa James streefA Rev
GeorTs MeEaSrt Nst4on. y D. rectoE sunday
Caoo Nss a. a X Morning prayer 22d 14tAnY
- a. -. CAAysL svsaiaE - ? Il.
~ Narg's-fEssA Ant olive stresss Rev. David
Ga neFae Garrett rector. HalY Csmmnalo4. :
a a.. SnBa6S sCnnznl. > IS q ~ MGFning pEAyGF
sltn s8assss ~ kssaog h&SSfr. "a a. Il. he
aisGap hss coeae specially - s7ssk = = after
81 ia Y1rksace ta s&e shEreh IA sssexn y klh-
.zgtsas As2 . tss sssS-4s4es ~ az 1sts.es&sz
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Rsstitutionists. p N. 2S0s Front street
Christian Alliance, Thursday 2:So, ut Mrs s
Van Valkenburg's, 800 Lincoln street. corner
Fourth.
Christian Science Sunday school, IL a. M.
room 200, second floor, Seattle National Bank
block, south Second street and Yesler avenue
Seattle City Mission and seamen's Bethel, Goa
Commercial street - Chaplain. Thomas Rees.
sunday street meeting, p. m; Sunday school,
80 .. m: evening services, ,. m; every night
in the week at D. m.
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Uhited Pres,,vterisu Chureh.

Sixth and Seneca streets Rev. Dali john
ston. pastor; residence. 7lS Spring street
Services, II a. m. ami u n. Sabbath school,
1878 p N. Junior y. T. ;. c. z, $50 .. III.
Young Peoples Society, s:45 p. m Prayer
meeting Thursday ?. II.
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Meas rally ta.s alteFaasa at e'esack A. TIE
\. ~ 4. A. k&arss. - AaF. q g. AErtKsli. -.
~ 81 tsne5usKEl - gs@srAl seeegs4Ty ei sgutb,
ssu ksaEazasrEass raesass st ~. r.. cauFcA. Neat
abaEsslaF ns0Fnsns fAu as@EiEK kS2sioE ca tns
ae sftesu ARB aNH4s4 eeeesatna - TIA Fzcsae
SesEGsvss 49, - bed as sEs FSeaas a tss
as2kx Asz AAzlakska Aao<.ss.os. kA1s ely.
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advent church es.

Seventh Day-sOs Poplar street Preaching
p. m
Christian chapel--Warrsn street, half block
north OF Front street power house services
ii q. N.
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EyERETT EoUTF-sTNR GREYHoUSn.
DAILY Exeeps seuasy.
LhaFes esasyIs a u "a II 20 a. n and In
:. a Leaves EFsgst; a IA. ,. m aae Z p. Ia
s1aSsrs-LesFes Ssssf.e ll.so .. r. Lssves
kFsrsft > n.
Fare-s,nxts trip. -. Fenna igis. =. Csn.
Exrts Via s1sLs fcr Iaeszaa sEd enoho2kss.
44a4lnE -Saelz a. r~ek foe3 al NSssen street
sEALI lE TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
Sass AEssE. gsss. gR. GsSsags. sssf.
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Unitarian Church.

Tenth and Pine, john Glen. pastor--sabbath
school, 9;45 a. m; preaching morning and
evening; prayer maeting. Wednesday night
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Tbeosepny.
Seattle Branch. n.

Seattle Branch. No. l, Of the Theosophical So
cieiy, Sunday, p. m, in the seattle National
Bank building, room 2G9. Lecture by Mrs. Anna
5. Blodgett on astral Bodies"
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Salvation Army.
Free Methoai.t Church.

Barracks SIS Jackson street Prayer meeting,
Ia III. Holiness meeting, IL a. m. Free and
easy, 8 p. 10. A rousing meeting at p. m
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miscellaneous.

Seventh, between Pike and Union. Church
services and Sunday school win DO discontinued
for few weeks.
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Christian Churches.

First-seneca street. between Third and
Fourth. Preaching at II a. m. and p. m.
by Milhsm +. Cowden, of Tacoma. sunday
school at Il As
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In the Episeop=l church j. desired Ysung Peo-
service. e.gs r. IA Evening prayer, VITA
serno- o. a.Tnsn.rI1ea Lives" p r.
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sAs rsANoIsco MARKETS..

observations taken af all stations a. p n
sIsh nsrsalan fiffs Is ?. n. Pacific sirasL
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Tickets nav be obtained at the Office OF the
company. at Ocean doek, Seattle.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
NEW YORK MaRKxrs.

PORTLAND. Aug -Wheat-~Na alley,
2h@7bc: Walla walla. e71s@6ske.
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THE MARKET REPORT

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GoODAII., PERKINS & CO..
General Agents, san Francisco
J. II JOHNSON, p S supt, Seattle
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From san Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
sound ports. at 3 q m, August ), S ID, Is 3 =
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III ooD CANAL RoUrx

713 Front ST.. Seattle. W ash.
Union Block.


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Fer san Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
toria. a. g. N. Passengers resolved on board AZ
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DACIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers IRON Seattle as follows:
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Fer Alaska. August &. IL. Il. -. asAn