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WATER rKosr NOTES.

The steamer Mabel discharged iwenty
ton. Of hay yesterday a. Central wharf
from Snohomish river.
The steamer Clan Mcdonald arrived
Yesterday. having on board twenty-five
ton. of hay from Skaglt river points.
The steamer W. r. Munroe arrived yes
tsrday atap. N. from Ia Conner With ten
tons Of farm produce for shis port and
twenty passengers
The steamer Buckeye. Of Whatcor, has
been granted a license 20 carry passengers
ana freight aud will ran between the
former place and Friday Harsor.
The steamer T.. J. Perry took Fly tons
az hav and grain 10 Tacoma yesterday and
w{ll return tins msrnGns with a cargo OF
mill feed for Lilly. bogArdas & Co
The steamer WsHs WailA LETT st 10
eseiock Yesterday morning for san FRAN
cisco. she was an boar late. waiting TOR
tha mail The following took passage
rom Seattle. II. Y. Hicks. ]. y. Crossetset
= Roens. Mrs.. George AooEe and Two
children, Mira. kiFshneE, Mrs. r. SpaElag,
/. Daily. A. Aaron, /. J. oseE1ecx, ID. J.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


The boAkD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. July i1-Wheat went up with
arush and down with thump today,
mainly on conflicting strike rumors. clos
ing &c lower. Corn closed &c higher for
July and unchanged for September. Oats
finished &c lower, and provisions ut
slight decline. Wheat opened at iS@stc
advance and. after selling down Js@4c.
rallied 1SGlc. eased of 1ssc, changed some
and closed easy. The firmsr action was
influenced some by the bullish govern
ment report. but not particularly by the
stronger tone of cables. The sharp ad-
vance after the opening was due largely TO
the rumor that the strike had been settled,
and upon the denial later the price sagged
back and lost the early advance. Trade
was fairly active. Corn was quiet with
the exception of sharp advance in July
on covering by shorts. The range for July
was PIC. Oats advanced early. bat re-
acted later on: September Was Sc. Pro-
visions opened easy on liberal offerings.
later becoming steady but dull. Com
pared with last night September pork is
2Isc lower, September lard sc lower ana
September ribs 2lsc lower
Closing: Wheat--Easy; cash, 6sssc;
September. 5sss95ss4c.
Corn-Lower; cash, 4lssc; September,
Hs4@iiJSc.
Oats-Lower; cash, SIC; August. 29szc
Mess pork-Easier; July, $i255; sep
TENDER. $l2671s.
Lard-Easier; July, $3.50; September,
s6.sa
Short ribs-Easier; July, $6571i; Sep
tember, SEC
Rye-Nominal.
barley Nominal.
cd ,af - 4
Timothy Firm; prime, $4.S5@A90.
LIVE STOCK.
Less than loo car loads of stock arrived
today, being the first by rail since July |.
Prices were much weaker today, s. 250s5 IS
for hogs and 50 q for sheen
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g , r Gen IS. 90: Texas Pacific lists.
qo&; Iexas Pacific seconds. 2Osk: Union
facinc lsts Of 90. i0sx; West shore
STOCK EQUATIONS.
AtSnison, 81; Adams Express, f47: Al
ton, Ierre Haute, %; Alton. Terre Hante
Preferred, i65; American Express, 100;
eS s1re Ohio, %: Canada Pacific,
oS15; Canada Southern, a.: Central Pa.
enc, liz; Chesapeake & Ohio. IssI:
Snlcaso Alton. i3s; Chicago. Bur-
nngton d Quincy. -4s<: Chicago Gas.
l47t; Consolidated Gas, l26: Chicago
Sosompus, Cincinnati d 81. Louis. SIS:
Ssolorauo Coal & Iron. 81: Cotton Oil
Sernncates, n: Delaware & Hudson,
l-o1s' delaware, Lackawanna & West
ln, 1872; Denver & Rio Grande, pre-
ierred, 70; Distiliers and Cattle Feed
err company, 24k; East Tenn
essee, 8: Erie. 137<; Erie preferred. ~;
1ort wayne, 150; Great Northern pre-
TERED, l0o1x; Chicago Il Eastern Illinois
preferred, s6H; Hooking VALLEY. Is: I'LL
pois central. s954; 81. Paul & Duluth. 221;
q western, bsss; Lake Erie Western pre-
Ierred, o5}5: Lake shore, 1881; Lead Trust,
Louisville & Nashville. AZ: Louis
vie q New Albany, g.: Manhattan ConsoIi-
dated, ll5: Mem phis& Charleston. S: Michi-
gan 1entral. SS1; Missouri Pacific. 26s<
mobile q Ohio. Is: Nashville & Chatta-
nnooga, ~; National Cordage. 2l14; National
trail, Io6; Norfolk Il Western pre-
ferret ,iss< North American Company. 27<;
northern Pacific, 80; Northern Pacinc
p1eierred, l81s: Union Pacific. Denver &
oni1,.511; North western, 104s<; Northwe est
ern preferred. 40; New York Central,
90 New York e. New England, 8:
ontario d Western, I43.; Oregon I'm
provement. II; Oregon Navigation, IL;
Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern. ~;
racine Mail, AZ; Peoria, Decatur 81
evansville. 3; Pittsburg. $50: Pullman
Palace. l57; Reading. 1879; Richmond Ter
minal. liz; Richmond Terminal pre-
ferred, 10; Rio Grande Western, l4h:
hlo Grande Western preferred, ~; Rock
island. 62ss; ST. Paul, 595<; St. Paul
preferred, iis; St. Paul Il Omaha.
35Z; ST. Paul & Omaha preferred, ia:
Southern Pacinc. Is; Sugar Refinery,
$50; Tennessee Coal e. Iron. 1875; Texas
Pacific, So; Toledo & Ohio Central pre-
ierred. 90; Union Pacific. 1915; United
states Express, 80; Wabash. ST. Louis Il
Pacific, So: Wabash. 81. Louis & Pacific
preferred. IA; Weils-Fargo Express.
los; Western Union, 81; Wheel
lag Lake Erie. 10: Wheeling & Lake
Erie preferred, 40sx; Minneapolis & ST.
Louis. 7: Denver Il Rio .Grande, 8:
General Electric. 36sz; National Lnseed,
(SabA0AO n ACt a AAOAY &gkOK 4QO
Fuel 81 Iron preferred, es; Houston Il
Texas Central, 2; Toledo. Ann ArDor &
Northern Michigan, 37s; Toledo, St Louis
Il Kansas City. /; Toledo, ST. Louis d
Kansas City preferred, ~.
SHARES SOLD.
The total sales of stocks today were 155,-
532 shares. including: American Sugar,
5000; Burlington. 1900; Chicago Gas,
3l.4O0: Distiliing, 1890; Louisvill a Nash
vile. $500; Missouri Pacific. $500; Read
ing, 300: Rock Island, $500; ST. Paul,
l5,400; Western Union, 1900
HOPS.
Hops-Steady.
METALA
Pig iron-Dull.
Copper-Firm.
Lead-Strong.
Tin-Steady.
Golfer
Coffee Steady: August sl4 Toett4s0;
December, slS.009l305. Spot coffee, quiet;
No. 5. l6Ac
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eli Front ST.. Seattle. Wash.

The old established specialists are still
treating with ansurpsssed success
Genita- Urinary diseases OF either ser. All
Private, Blood SKIN Diseases and Nervous
: Debility quickly cured. Persona s'ten-
ton given 10 every case and All euTAo.s
cases guaranteed Charges low.
PILLS, FIsTULA, RECTAL L
GERS. STRUCTURES AND NAkICu-
CELE-Cufes guaranteed without pain or
detention from bus ness.
We VIII give 81 ooo in gold coin tor
any case OF varicocee that has been or
en- be cured by medicine, eiecsrieisy or
anv appliances or Applications internally
externally or etsrnally.
SYPHILIS. GOSoRRHRA, GLEEf,
speranatorFhoea, Seminal Weakness, Lost
Manaoad. Sigaf Emissions, Declared Fac
ulsses. Female Weakness and al defeats
disorders peculiar ~ sishsr sex positively
cured. as wsa as all functional disorders
that result from youthful follies or the ez-
cess 81 mature years.
Thousands cuget ~ ecrrespondsnes, al
private. aud aTcicine recareaY paSAsa
from vfsw. Paaln envelopes used send
stamps Tor rep.y for question iiss or cal.
ConsultaGGon free. Hears. 20 - a N
- . sad 7 70 ,. N. SUNDAY hezis - % -
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Nav YORK MARKETS.
fHE srocK rxcnANaE


NV feRx, July iL-This was an In
'e'ise day on the exchange. and, although
ttis we're periods of depression. the
Aafkes was in good tone, and . general
sassnce IN prices was the result of the
ssfs trading. News from the various
aaAs oenters became improved in tenor,
saa trading gained in strength. The
~safe Of tue general strike order by Sow
ssn was factor in the stock market,
- Vas 70 some extent regarded as the
E1hning Of the end OF the strike. 81.
-. lost = at the opening, sold up iss,
"a nnai reaction OF \. burlington,
ssss a. opening decline of <. reoeded y.
tslsnd fell of =. sold up ia. sold
, Northwestern made gain OF III,
Asaag Al the highest
'@stle Improvement in Changers Was due
government report.
government bonds-Firm.
state boads-Dull.
gypsum - Steady; August options,
FINANCIAL
s0asY-on call. easy ~ per cent. last
So. Per cent; closed, per cent.
zig exchange. nrm, with actual
80. s1ssS IN bankers balls. sass. for de-
~. - az sAss'a tor sixty DAYS. Posted
- As>SsAS9 CcwmeriAl bulls, 81. so3..
'sF ssFuaestes. O. 5ttSc.
BoNps
as, reg, us; L. s. SIS, eoGp.. IFS;
~ reg, 1884. e. = -, coup, 1883
a. =, reg, ad, Ala, class A,
- "a, class r. io0ts. Ala,
e.. u; Als-, currency. 81: la New
- Is, sa'a, Missouri is 100; N.Caro-
So O. l2t. y. Carolina as, S. /;
:, - = N a IA nonfuad, II: Tenn. New
a. e Tenn. New Sci IS. ltga: Tenn.
ess'7sls' 3, a.; Va Centuries. sss<: va.
Ases1lss, deierred. q. Atchison A., Is;
Ssssss~Sa Second A, 25Js: Canada
al ~ ~ Us, loo; Central Pacific lists,
h a.. AZ Den. & r. G.. -. ii2: u. & f. O.
81 HE Seconds. II: q. ii. &
Ao; g. II & :. A. Is. 81; III. &
NJ D. lol. H. & T. Cent. -, i05:
e. ~ t -. 5S9<, NJ X. 1. second ~,
ess...iA s@ luiou ~. los: \. J. Cent
aslS, VS. u1s.; Northern Pacific lists.
se,s SefaaeEa Paeshc eds, TlA; North-
& IN osss's III. Northwest :. +. deb.
lsas - A.@ orau3e West lists. -; 81.
q. laS . =, l96h 50. Paul c. 4 +. ~.
g l. & !. Il. Gcn. IS. -; 81. l..
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
IflgxiCan mDstans Lininlgnt
rheumatism, Man or Beast. Stiff Joints.

Summer, II. Triggy. Nh. Mcintosh. Miss
, snerburne, Miss J. Miller, J. Walkerly.
j. West, Mrs Joseph Patterson. The
steamer also carried 500 tons of Newcastle
coal for the Oregon improvement Com
pany and loo tons of Eastern mail, which
arrived in this city via the Great Northern.
A general overhauling is being given the
steamer State of Washington st the dry
dock and the Fsirhaven hiss taken the run
to Whatcon. The Mary Perley is making
the Fairhayen's rvu 70 La Conner.
The steamer Kingston arrived al Yesler
wharf yesterday from Victoria and dis
charged large cargo Of coffee, pineapples
and bananas for local merchants The
goods were brought from Honolulu 20 Vic
toria by the steamer Warrimoo. and trans
ferred from that vessel TO the Kingston
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John Browns Troubles Continue.

The series of arrests and discharges that
John Brown has undergone is something
remarkable. He has been arrested five
times and discharged four times, and dur
ing that time the charge has veered from
disorderly conduct to threatening his wife
with bodily harm. and finally ends with a
charge OF assault and battery. in which
Mrs. Brown Is the prosecuting witness.
The case came up yesterday on the charge
of threatening to do Mrs. Brown bodily
harm. The complaint read that Mr..
Brown threatened "unIawfuliy and wall
fully 10 beat. whereas his attorney con-
WINGED the court that 1t should have been
ito beat unlawiully and willfully." The
complaint was of course defective, and the
case was dismissed. During the proceed
ings it appeared that Mr.. Brown had
struck Mrs. Brown at one time. so now
Mr.. Brown is in jail on the charge of as
sauit and battery.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,
THE STATE or TRADE.

".
slx Francisco. July 1I.-Prices are
fsirIy steady in the vegetable market. Po-
sssoes and onions are firm. Green corn
rrses in good condition. The market for
fresh fruit is demoralized In regard to ber-
nss. Peaches and apricots are doing bet
M. Butter. easier. Eggs. in better sup
III. Cheese is steady. The poultry mar
lei IL weaker under heavy receipts.
Closing: Wheat - Quiet: December,
hes5s.
Bsrisy-ouiet; December, 1870.
Germ 81. 40.
BFsn--sls per ton.
BREApsTurEs AND aRAINs
Emr-Family extras, $3.406t3.50 bak-
en- extras, fS.30@S.40; supertne. g. 500
q
Hheat-No. shipping, eo@aoIsc for
smashing choice; milling grades, sl9
lefk.
barley Firm; feed. new, s5@s7,lc: old,
old, s1A@9oe; brewing. new. nominal.
Oats Prices undisturbed; milling.
N2a@LS2is; surprise, SL3Ti4@L42I1 !;
sLis@L25; poor to fair, si02lz65l i2Iz I;
back. nominal: gray. $i.l5@l25.
Produce rseeipts-Flour. sacks. 9.196;
wheat. centsls. 4, T60; barley. sacks. Q. I42;
potatoes, sacks 6,S95: onions, sacks. $50;
bFaa, sacks, ,i60
FINANCIAL
Drafts--0n sight. New York. per 800.
nc premium. Sterling biils-On London,
bAdsy bank. s4gs
SILVER bars-Per ounce, 62t<962xc.
Mexican dollars-5iIsc.
MINING STOCKS.
Alta, 81; Belcher. So; Best q Bslcher,
bodie Consolidated. ll5; Bulwer, 20;
eloliar, =. Consolidated California &
Virginia, 80; Crown Point, AZ; Gould q
tafrF, 43. Hale & Norcross. 56; Mexican,
None. rs; ophir. $50: Potosi, 40 Saw
-, 81; Sierra Nevada. 81: Union Consoii-
eassd, 81; yellow jacket, 81; Andes, 81;
redion, i3; Caledonia, 7; Challenge
shsoidated, .; Grand Prize, 3; Jus
nes. 10; keniuek. s; overman, 70; Seq
sschsr, 3: Scorpion, 3; Alpha Consoii-
aa'sa, ]; Confidence. -
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ENGLISH sRAIs aARKsr.
MARINE NEWS.

sax FRAxcrsc, July iL-Arrived-Em-
pire. from Departure bay: Mineoia, from
Comox; Costa RIGA. from Comox; John
Worster. from Seattle; schE Lily. from
umpqua river.
Depsr;sd-Schr Fanny Adele, Tor
ShoalwAter bay.
Freight and charter--American shin oc-
cldental, poles from Puget sound 10 Santa
DasaEfA
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The new cruiser Minneapolis. on her
trial trip Wednesday, made the run from
Cane Delaware to Cape Cod in twenty-one
hnurs
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL BUTLER.

HOTEL BuTLRk
Joe NJ Lewis San Fran W Watson Il W, Dubuq
il Farker, Mich A L Po,ony, New York
Ford North, Lansing i symonds, Omaha
" solomon, Poftld A Anderson. Victoria
Miss Lena Gum, Index Foley, Spokane
! r. Baxter y Yakima Mrs Ashmead, Victoria
8 J NuttIng. do Johnson, Tacoma
Frink. Aberdeen II Waite. do
Damon, Honolulu III Il Hagerman, do
L ~ Jordan, do * Mallette, PE Angles
Mrs W Bowen. pt Tnsd II + Perrin, Anaeories
N Bruce NhAteom Il MeCord, Fsirhaven
IL Telling. Chicago n ID Walling. Everett
l. Overlook, Tombstn Bradley. do
W II Overlook, Kent Raymond. Portlud
] II Parker, Lawrence
HOTEL pILLER
} Beswick, PortiAnd Chas Mudges. Tacoma
e T scott, Gambler, o Mics c Whistler, do
NJ Morgans Blk Dimnd A Bfydson 4 W, do
W Moore, do &C Regina. whateom
II Peek, PIT Townsend III saiel3s. do
W Ferris. Mt Vernon Martin. RltIs!lle
EG Engiish do z WILLIAMS, Lynden
A W Moores, skagft f McTaggart, Anacories
w III Veszie. Tacoma Melougall, Tacoma
Chas Jackson, do
HOTEL roRTHEeN
Commercial rates. s. % per day.
James Ieddy. City Mas Buchanan, Maine
] Boutwell, do III Flanagan, surnas
Sig Harris do Bothin, san Fran
Bremsr, Wisconsin HsFdt. do
A Nadharns, Blaine Is A Black, Fsirhaven
j Maloney WhatcOm Mrs ; y hlghAm, PissbE
Niss Jackson, do Miss LYsle, do
A Quintard. Portland Miss Lysle, do
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION co.

STEAMER FARAIION.
y. spaiches steamers for san Francisco July IA
and fortnghtly thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets aud freight rates can be obtained by
applying TO j. G. CARROLL. Agent
Unlon Dock foot OF Union street., Seattle
TELEPHONE 81.
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rESTIMO NiAi.S:

Read what your dentist has to
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LIED TOOTH POWDER and fnd
that it contains nothing that can in
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/ suficisnt antiseptic properties 10
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/ use will help 10 prevent the foTma-
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4 Of narnsitseal animaieulE so lniu-
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south Sea Islanders.
Free exhibition az Madison park every
afternoon and evening.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

pAcIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle ss follows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
toris, at a m. passengers received on board at
q. M July 2, 7. Il, II, y, n
For Aiasks, July s, II, ., e.
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, al O. IA. July 3. 9. IL. ID, "a ~
Ticket. may be obtained al the once of the
company, at Ocean dock, Seattle
GOoDALI4 PERKINS & CO.,
General Agents, San Francisco
J. II. JOHNSON, + S. supL, Seattle.
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foRrLAsp. July IL. - Wheat - Valley
Tkc: Walia Waila. 75c per GENITAL.
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Laugh and the World
Laughs With
You.

LuBIN's TOOTH POWDER win
give you PEARLY TEETH.
1t will give you BREATH
SWEET AS A BABY'5.
1t will HARDEN THE GUMS.
1t Will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER 10
free from grittiness.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER has
Q delicate and refreshing favor.
Tkis agreeable and efficacious
Tooth Powder, established by more
than twenty years. experience, has
received the sanction OF the men,
bers Of the Dental and Medical pro-
fessions Of this city generally, and
py them it 10 daily recommended
and prescribed. 1t Is as pleasant in
the application Is Ii is excellent in
its effects; il speedily renders thu
teeth white and smooth, the gums
healthful. red and firm, and by fire.
auent use will preserve them in this
desirable condition. Ii gradually
but effectually removes tartar aud
destroys the psTasiticsl animalculs
which neglect may have permitted
to collect and prevents their further
accumulation, thus serving Is
complete besntifisr and prsserver OF
the teeth. Microscopic examina-
tions have been m sde OF the matter
deposited on the teeth and gums OF
individuals selected from all classes
OF society and Of every variety OF
bodily condition. and in nearly ev-
cry case animal and vegetable para
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE
IL The New steamer
DELTA
Leaves City Dock Tuesday. Thursday and satnr-
day at a m for kingston, Port Gamble, Bangor,
Seabeck, Dewatto, Liiliwaup Falls. Hoodsport,
Union City and way ports. Leaves Union City
Wednesday, Friday aud Sunday AT a. m
D. TRoUTMAN, Master.
j. A. HATFIELD, Agent
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FINANCIAL


Lospos, July 1i.-Bsr silver. 2ssSd
Bank OF England discount rate, per
cent
NKw YoRx. July 1.-THE Ereniag Poet,
London cable says; The stock markets
were still stagnant, but marked by more
cheerful tone. Americans closed near the
best. The difficulties apprehended ut to-
morrow's settlement are not connected
with the American market. South Ameri.
can stocks improved on fall of pei
cent
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET
LIVERPOOL July L-Whest--Firm de-
mand, moderate; holders offer sparingly
No. / California. As IldG5s I'D; Western.
spriug. a. udg5s.
Corn-Firm; demand. moderate; new
mixed. spot, IS ios4d.
Barley California brewing, 23s edo
25s 81.
Fiour--Spring patents, IS 81.
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oIYMPIA BoAr-coMmENcING JULY ..
STEAMER MONTICELLO

Dsily. except Sunday.
lv Olympia 6:s0 ~ Ly Seattle. -. loo p m
~ Tacoma. 0;00 N Ly fscoms. =. $50 p m
Ar Seattle -. 1901 N Ar olympia. $50 p u
FARE, SEATTLE TO TACOMA, 90 CENTS.
L$ndiugs-seattle, Yesier Dock; Tacoma, y.
F. r. r Dock; Olympia. Horr's Dock. Teie-
phone 25z HATCH BROS
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EyERETT RoUTE-sTaR. GREYHOUND.
II Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves seattle S:45 M. IL 80 a. m, and l:Q
p. N. Leaves Everett q. m, p. m. and p. n.
Sundsys-LeaYes Seattle 1880 q. IN. Leaves
Everett y. N.
Fare-sfngis trip, 75c; round trip. sl.2s. Cen.
meets with boats for Tacoma aud Snohomish.
LaHdins-Colmen dock, foot Of Marian street.
SEATTLE & TACOMA NAVIGATION CO..
Claud Troup. Pres. +. W. Goodhue. Ssc'y.
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IGOR U. g. DRY DOCK, SIDNEY, CHARLES
II ION AND BREMERT0N.
THE PAST STEAMER
III lGEN. CANDY
Leaves Harrington & Smiths wharf two trips
daily, except Friday. at 500 a m. and p. m.
Leaves Bremertcn $50 a IN. aud 4:30 ?. IN.
Leaves Charleston, 9;45 a. m. and 4.45 D. n.
Leaves Sidney. 1918 a m aud 5:l5 p. N.
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seattle aa1 whatcom Routs--sists OF WASH
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90. ........s s7.447 70 s20,s30 %
ss<o1as. -. 49, ~ l1stss ~
ssr.snd 1850 90 5o,295 90
Ths movement OF trade in both produce
I'd merchandise lines yesterday was fair
I'd the values were generally firm, with
onward tendency. Sound boats are
xng placed in service, and the amount Of
right they handle Is very large. Freight
sill being received slowly from the
s.s.. and unless the service improves soon
xsny articles will advance very materi-
Aiy
Canned meats Of all descriptions have
sissaced Is cents per dozen.
Everything In the feed line has advanced
from 81 10 & per ton. caused by the tie-up
), the Northern Pacific freight trains.
There Is very little good hay in the market,
osing 10 the iateness of the season and the
poor quality of the old hay that is left.
Ffesh ranch eggs have advanced l cent
por dozen and are now selling at 81 cents.
large lot of bananas have been re-
esvsd and are quoted at $3.50 per bunch.
Psscbes Of very fine quality are bringing
1cess per box.
snasberrics find ready sale at si.25 per
csx
Ths sale of California apples is brisk st
!hs quoted price
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