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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-04
LENTEN SERVICES.

Programmes Prepared by the Reotors OF
the Two Episcopal Churches.
On the approach OF the penitential
season OF Lent neat programme of tn g
Lenten services at the Episcopal
Churches has been prepared by the rec
tors, Rev. DR.. w. Ii Meade and Rev. j
Cleveland Hall, as follows:
CHRIST CHURCH.
Sunday, services and sermon II Il. m, 30p. IN
Monday, services and address, $40 D. m
tuesday, services and address, $50 D. M
Wednesday, sermon aud lecture 7:30 D. IN.
thursday, services and address. $50 p. Ill.
friday. services and address, $50 p. III.
Easter Day, services, sermon and holy COM
muniOR, IL a. m.
Children's festival, 4 p. IN.
ST. Johns CHURCH.
Ash Wednesday, IL a. IN. to S p. III.
MONDAYS, Thursdays and Fridays, twenty min
ute service for busy people, 5:i5 p. M.
short readings
Bishops visitation carly in April.
wednesdays, 1:i5 to S::IO p. M, prayers and in.
struction on confirmation and the church adults
4:30 p. m
By AN investment of from Sl50 to $500
the right party can secure exclusive
privileges and an income of from SIS to
$50 per "eek Business light and GEN
teel, requiring only few hours atten.
ton ana may be Increased at will. Call
before Wednesday morning, February z,
on Il E. Fales, Room A, St. James
Hotel, Roanoke, Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-04
C.. R. WERTZ.
GROCER.

Choice stock of both staple
and fancy Groceries and
canned goods of every de-
scription.
You will find all of our
Groceries fresh and pure. We
guarantee satisfaction and
should you find anything COM
ing from our store to be not
exactly what we represent it,
let us know and we will ar.
range matters to your entire
satisfaction.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-04

EsTEY organs for sos, on easy pay
ments. Special inducements are offered
in all styles and makes of pianos and
organs represented by Hobbie Music
Company, 1877 Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-04
I,ADrEG

Needing tonic. or children WHO want build.
ing up, should take
BROWNS IRON .itI"r-:;S.
II is Pleasant cures M. .i.cstion,
BiliOuSiiass ..I'-.r EOI',Dat' ..'-aigia.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-04

LDra!2ers for the next week at 10
cents per hundred.ss
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-04

HEIRONIMUS & BRUGH'S.
The last few days Of January and the
opening of February will be de-
voted to forcing out
balance OF
REMNANTS.
Ladies who attended this sale on Sat-
urday, we believe, were repaid for their
visit.
BALANCE MUST GO THIS WEEK.
We want to say emphatically that the
values we are offering in
Spring Weight Jackets and Capes
are the Very Biggest Bargains we have
ever shown.
Just think of il!
SIS Jackets in Black, Tan Or Navy, for
$3.50.
Sc Jackets in Black, Tan or Navy, for
$500.
50 Jackets in Black, Tan or Navy, for
$3.50
Every one elegantly made. They were
bought for fall business, but owing to
the prolonged warm weather at that
time we find we have TOO m any; conse
quently the decided cut.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR!
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR F!
Spesial sale of these along with Rem
nants during this week
We have big lot. They were all
bought at the lowest prices ever made
on these goods. This especial line is
made up of the cheaper and medium
grade.
WE HAVE TWO QUALITIES
One at 25c.,
Embracing Night Wrappers, Chemise,
Corset Covers, Drawers, Skirts, etc.
One at Soc.
Embracing Garments of All Kinds.
This Underwear is worth 90 per cent.
more than prices at which we will offer
1t during this sale. We have big lot
Of it, and it must be reduced. We feel
sure you will be pleased with the values
offered. ALI the ladies invited to in
spect it. 1t Is all arranged on our coun-
ters and can be seen at a glance.
Hnlrnnimuu ,. Rrunh
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Heir0nimus & BrQgb

p. Sour Improvements to our rooms
are now nearing com petion, and our
new Spring Goods will be opened in a
very few days. n. &c B.
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OFFENDERS BEFORE JUDGE POLE.

Many Gases in Police Court Yesterday to
Pass Judgment Upon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-16
CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE BOARD OF TRADE.

CHICAGO, July A-Board of Trade
markets were very dull, and September
wheat closed iso lower. September corn
closed &c lower, oats &c lower and pro-
visions practically unchanged. Wheat
was quiet and rather inactive, with fuc-
tuations limited 10 &c range. There was
not much Of a demand. and the bulk OF
the business was within range of ic.
Wheat was evidently influenced TO great
extent by the prospects OF libsral move
ment OF new wheat, now that the rail-
roads are in shape TO carry the same.
Cables were lower and less favorable to
holders Corn was easy. within .crange,
on favorable weather aud free offerings.
Oats were easy on free offerings and In
sympathy with other grains. Provisions
were easy at the start, but firmed up later
on bidding by packers. Compared with
last night September pork and lard are I'M
changed aud September ribs 2iSc higher.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
Al cars; corn, Us cars; oats. 81 cars; hogs.
q. 900 head.
Closing: wheat--Easier; No. 2 cash.
56sSc: September. 579.c.
Corn-No. cash, 4iA@4isse; July,
42ssc
Rye--No. >, 45et f3c.
Hariey-Nomtnal
Flax seed Steady; No. ]. sLsl.
Timothy seed-Firm; prime. 50
Mess pork-July, Sl243; September,
$i252l
Lard-Juiy. 81. IS; September, S. 50
Short ribs-July, $8.55; September, $3.50.
LIVE STOCK.
cattle-Receipts, 4. 800 head, Of which
500 head were Texans. TIE receipts Tor
this week are . 600 head. against 9. AIS for
last week and =, So for the corresponding
week last year. The hog market was
weak early, bat it braced up further along
and by the middle of the forenoon wss
firm at Yesterdays closing prices. There
Mas good demand for local packers,
nearly all the houses thoroughly equipped
for business, aud shippers also were BUY
ing more freely. From s8.ao was PAID
for meteantile lots. The weeks receipts
foot up 1900 head. against 4,osf for last
week and $4,000 year ago.
sheep--Poor TO choice. $l.SaefAo; the
lamb market was quoted unchanged 81 IS
0A7a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-16

1HeTe ere Dleu Tor RECORD Saturday D
deeds, the considerations aggregating
sass. Following is the list as furnished
by Osborne. Tremper d Co.. ahstractors
of titles. l16 Cherry street. between Front
and Second:
Henry B. Hicks to Arthur G. Heath. lot
8. block Q. kaufman's ad, subj TO mtg $500.
July IL, 81.
Thomas r. Kinney to Fred Cyr, lot 8,
Ell of n Il lot IL, block l. Cheriton Fruit
Gardens, plat No. 1. subj TO mtg 1895. July
Ia $3.50.
n. L. Andrews to Charles /. Scudder,
lots 10 ~, block 8, White d Manning's
ad W Seattle; lots 3, 9, 10, block /, Pala-
tine Heights adj. subj TO mtg $500, vol So,
p 573. May %, $i35.
Seattle Land and Imp. Co. 10 Frank ID.
Black. lots 10, 10. block 30, kidd's al, June
ID, $1,000.
Ezra W. Clark to f. o. Graves, und X
int in lots TO II, block 2, Summit Park
supl ad, July II, $1,000.
Seattle Transfer Co. to Northern Pacific
d Puget Sound Shore Ry. Co.. broad
gauge strip" and prpty covered by house,
track and roadway occupied by Seattle
Transfer Co.. July 5, q C, 81. and other.
Henry NJ. Biakely 10 Milton A. Fowler.
in trust for Catherine /. Phillips. lots /. IL.
II. block 80. A. Pontius' ad. May l. 10 se-
cure note OF 81 500. year. nj per cent.
South Park Land and Imp. Co. to Libbic
NJ. Lingenfelter, lots 5, 6, z, block g.,
South Park, May 10, ST.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
rms STOCK ExcHAxaE


NV IoRK. July 1.-THE share specu-
.auoa was dali and uninteresting today.
las safes OF only one stock. sugar. ex-
usaed 1900 shares, and only one other,
.aieage 6as, vas above 5O00. During the
sss hour Of business the trading was gen.
saly strong IN tone. and higher figures
sss recorded, the approaching end OF the
s1'ks inducing new investments and caus-
Ass movement 10 cover short contracts
s's' sunday. During the last hour of the
esalag the temper Of speculation was
a'F owing to sales 10 realize profits.
Auy holders Of stocks beng DESTROYS Of
ss'ahg cut OF the market, not knowing
saAst The railroad situation may develop
sVaeen now aud Monday. Early inn
r0seaent was. however. only partially
,ss and in majority OF cases the closing
r'Sfs snow an advance on the light figures
yesterday, closing from !. TO 2sse. Pull
SHOWS decline Of per cent from
highest price Of The day. of the
W.ansers Roek Island is up \. and North
ssfh -. Burlington Is unchanged and
saas Is down a. Sugar fiuctuated
,.'1h limit Of n. per cent, receding ~.
rAaesd IA, reacted ~ and rallied -.
ges IN the rest of the list were
80 10y fractional, aud the market reported
.N hFm- TIE bond market was gsner-
a,y strong
seseFnmens honds-Sssady.
sases-Quiet
"a. 1o.eem--eleaay; Pennsylvania. oil
S9ee; Augoss options closed, ssc bid.
=, FINANCIAL
lass --on cali, easy az per cent last
g.. Ter cent c 3sei. / per cent Prime
ssrhs.a.e paper, SSa5 per cent Sterling
hs.s-1ks' duu and steady, with actual
49, = N bankers hills as 81 S6h. for de-
a.. ADD As1k Tor 90 days: posted
sNNsSiAsa, ComneFial bills. $3.50.
f esfsiheAtes-e4as6Sc.
BONDS
n s reg, iiSak L. :. - coup. iisss;
ps Fsg., ll97.. L. :. e., coup. 49,
'eE.' - oldi Pseine es, OF sol ioi,
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Ioxpox. July A-Bar SILVER. p lied.
Bank OF England discount rate, per
cent
LoxpoS. July i6.--There IS no prosper
~ an ,mmedtate change ia the money
market. The quantity Of money thai -
daily idle is qnlte large. Over l,USesS
iu sold is en- route hither, eut the shi 2
rents appear 10 oe decreasing. Tie stoe :
market daring the week vas inactive sh1
the movements were small. me demand
for investment stocks continues. consois
reached the record price OF lVls notise
-aSlwnx securities we're fias and there n as
a decline OF 1 per cent. owing ~ safes
Foreign bonds wsre dali America raal-
xav securities showed better tendency.
The prices that took place cary n ne
week ~eTe fully recovered. .. s Il. u
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New incorporation.

OLYMPIA. July 15.-ISpecial. ARTICLES
for the following domestic corporations
have been filed In the Office of the secre-
tary of state:
Wildes Grocery Company, of Everett |;
capital, s.. COO. in 40 shares of $50 each; in
corporators, Maurice III. Wildes. Herbert
A. Richards, jr.; TO carry on general mer-
chandise business.
Wenatchee Mining Company. of Seattle !:
capital, $50. 600 in $50 shares OF 500 each !;
incorporators. Morgan J. Carkeek. Angus
Macintosh. Thomas Burke; TO buy, sell
and operate mines of all kinds.
Key City Marble Works of Port Towns
end; capital, $1,000, in 400 shares of SIS
each: incorporAtors, Otto A. Schanz,
Aida G. Sehanz, Elliott L. Beaumont; To
own and operate marble and stone quar-
ries
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eIrsH GRAIN MARKET.
MAXINE NEWS.

PoRr TOWNSEND. July l5-TSpecial. =
Arriyed-U. 5. revenue cutter Richard
Rush, four days from San Francisco, en-
route 10 Boring sea; schr Corona. fourteen
days from Unsa island, Alaska: bktn
Katie Fhckinger, from South Rosaiia. TO
load lumber a. Port Blakely for Figi ISL
ands; schr Golden Shore. from San Fran
cisco at Tacoma. 10 load lumber for Sgd
ney: schrs Helen Kimball aud Lena Swea-
zey, from San Francisco for Seattle; schr
Marie Smith. from San Francisco for Ia
coma; bktn Quickstep has been chartered
TO load lumber at Hadlock for Malienda,
Peru.
HooUIAx, July f3-fSpecial. ARRIVED
From Rodondo, schr James A. Garfield !:
sailed-For Port Townsend, sloop Sea
Gull
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HOTEL soKTRERs.
The sarah Is. Yesler.

This handsome aad gell-appointed hotel lust
naished the past year. and elegantly iarnisaoi
throughout VITA all the comforts AID convent
ences Of modern private residence. and cen
TALLY located on tho North seattle cable line. az
he coraer OF Rep ubiiesn and Poplar streets, Is
now under the supervision Of Mrs. Hammond,
who has in the lew months OF her oecupancy
pr0yen herself most capable and popular man-
sger This now completed and established IN
sututioa was projected 20 meet the needs 81
women aud girls coming To the city on business
or Measure aud for the business women Oh our
eltr, many OF whom hy honesty sai ndeaY
hsye been enabled % pash their way along most
of the lines of industry IN which success ~ y
wolves tact, rapid movement ana iaitefulness -
detail; and. too, by society Of horne-oWning.
principally, and homs-loving women. Who 80
ognlEe II tas rapid advancement o! al classes
aud their ever changing relations taAt TIE
business girl Of thls year-tsAchsrs. sieaog-
ruphers, dresszakafs, operators. clerks or
nnr OF the numerous branches open 20 their
delt fingers o. quick psroeptton-is liable bsfoFs
il close 10 De called lnio sp4rsnessssp OF home
MAKING. aad that the seif-eommAni gained -
eoutset villa business methods aaa systemaiio
detail ia no mean part OF the necessary training
for the eomnlieStsa obligations Of a well-or-
ser~a home The association hss sr@nt mach
tine and raoney in It's erection and equipment,
with as yet light patronage Ihey are arm,
however. In the ballet that when better under
stood IL will enjoy more thsa the anticipated
tsvoraale support Al ysuag ladies sisaoat
TIE parentAl roo! are cordially Invited 70 ge oat
and loos tes house ever Aou VIII Dc kindty
received. and win and large halls, Pleasant
dining rooms with good tansa neat and airy
shsrabxvs. ssw1nx Yoan With r2AeAtce. and
-, rar!crs Beautifully furnished. tncludiGg
uew p.aaa ChArxss froa s. % g. per wees
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


ssv FRAscIsco, July IL. - Closing
vheat-Firmer; December. s1061.; new.
Kller, e71lc.
ssrley-very dull: December. 92zc.
6rn-si.45.
Ean-si7 per ton.
BREApsTUFFs AND GRAINS.
Four-FamiIy extras, 81. 4013. so: bak-
srs' extras, s3.50@a40; superine. s250@
as
Wheat--Prices fairly steady; business,
slight; good TO choice shipping. 90@92ISc;
milling. si.02i1
Bafiey-NeN crop Is coming forward in
quantity enough TO give easier tone TO
Old. h5tgsIl4e. brewing, new. nominal
oats-Market dull and uninteresting.
Milling. tL22l@I.32k; surprise. slTis
9L42h; fancy feed, si.3g@L32iS; good
70 choice. sLl5@l. 25; poor to fair. Sl.02lS
eLlzit; black, nominal; red. nominal !;
gray, sllb@l25.
Produce receipts-Flour, sacks, 1852;
wheat, centals. s26; barley, sacks. s4S:
corn. sacks, 4.6s9: rye, sacks, i20; beans,
SACKS, 81; potatoes, sacks, 3, $50.
FINANCIAL
Drsfts-on sight. New York. per 500.
lc premium. Sterling bills-0n London,
ueday bank, sass.
Silver bars-629162isc.
Mexican doilars-5l@5lJ{c
MINING STOCKS
Alta, %; Bell Isle. 70: Belcher. no;
rest q Beleher. no; Bodie Consoii-
aaied, 20; Commonwealth, 81; Chol-
az 80; Consolidated California &
sEg'nls. "a; Crown Point. 25; Eureka
Consolidated, b5; Gould e Curry. 62;
aeAican, So; Ophir. 1855; Potosi. AZ;
savage, 50; Sierra Nevada, 30; Union
Consolidated, A.; Utah. 50; yellow Jacket.
2; Andes, 90, Caledonia. 10; Consolidated
imperial, /; Grand Prize 3: Justice. i6;
Aehsnek, 3; Occidental, 8: Overman. IL;
sex beleher, Is: Scorpion. s; Alpha
consolidated, 10; Confidence, 80; Con-
soidaied New York;
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TESTIMONIALS

Read what your dentist has to
say about it:
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBIN'S CARBo-
LIED TOOTH POWDER and find
that 1t contains notAing that can In
the slightest degree injure the teeth
or gum. II has in Its composition
sufficient antiseptic properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
rum healthful and firm. It's daily
II rsa will help TO prevent the forms-
h ton of tartar and the accumulation
of uarAsitical animslcul9 so lnja-
rions to teesh and gum-
" =. GlDDIS6S. d. ID. 8.
II GEO. w. BRAGDON. ID. ID. 9.
Il GEO. VI. FAULKNER. ID. ID. g
T. G. ALBIS. ID. D. ).
L. NJ. LESsEf. d. d. 8.
Nv. DESPORTEs. ID. d. a
ALBERT J. FORREST.
C.P. BROWN. d. u. g.
GEO. r MILLER.
JOS MOUDN-
We. 5. CoYNE, L. d. 9. ana n.
/ r c. ID. :.
@. q. GRIFFIN.
]. NJ. FOX.
i. ". ~ y a n
i = n. PRAT Hen
IUHIss TOOTH POWDER
makes Good Teeth
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
Il nsKt.
Contensnent makes life worth
Il living.
- CENTS A BOTTLE
| Stewart / Holmes Drug Co
U Wholesale Agents.
Il RITA vlIiA glLLL ii0Kl
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CAN JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
- THOMPSON. Carrying Unitsa states malI-
leaves city Does. loot Main street Nonuay,
send, Ss, juan Islgsds ana New whstcoru
NORTH BOUND THE CARD. SOUTH EorYyn
Lv ssattae.....- 400 am Lr y. Whagcoza go am
Nv Pr Towns'd 1909 am lLy Roche H'r, II 90 am
Ly Friday H'r.ll, - smll4s Friday H'rl2-go n
LF Roche H'r.-l2-So pn iLv Pr Towus'd. 800 nm
AR y. Nhsteorn 600 pm Ar sea.t.e. 9.45 pra
hatfield, Agent Phone So
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preferred, Northern Pacific, Wabash and
incomes each showed increases ranging
from / TO 2. All Others made small ad-
vances or were unchanged. Canadian Pa
cifc was l higher.
ES6IIsH GRAIN Market.
LIVERPOOL July 4-Wheat-Quiet bat
steady: demand. moderate: holders offer
moderately; No. 1. California, A. lid; red
Western, spring, Is lid@5s; red West
ern. winter. IS 75zd@4s sisd.
Corn Firm; demand. moderate; new
mixed, spot. A.
FloEr-Spring patent, SIS 81.
Barley-Caliiornia brewing, Us 6dG
25s I'd.
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Canoe race, Seattle Canoe Club vs. South
Sea Islanders. Madison park, tonight
O'clock
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL BUTLER.

HOTEL BUTLER
J Y Baxter. y Yakima Chas Hendry. Tacoma
W Campbell, Nhtcm Taylor. do
Mrs Campbell, do NrsGH Auderson,do
Jno Hitteli, san Fran Mrs Thornton, W Ferndle
Thos Mortell, Gamble Miss Thornton. do
II Yeates&w. do u Taft, Tacoma
Louis Wise, Council Blff Franklin Harding, City
Mrs &C Wiley, Portland Mrs Harding. DO
X A Fabj, do Foley. Spokane.
r Telling. Chicago l. Gordon. do
Theo springer, do Fora North. Lansing
K G Elliott, City
HOTEL DfLLEE.
T Z slater, summit II b Thompson, Deer II
Drew, TT Gamble Miss Wilson, Victoria
NJ Dongan Tacoma Mira Her;ogs Vancouver
j Fnrness Norman j. Pearson. stanwood
q Loughlin. Mt Yer & y Butler, Edison
MrSM II Donnelly. Golf x q 4 Cline, Woodburn
ID McCsiiam, Redmond Rutherford, Falls
{ Helm, Eiienshprg A Gardner. spoquasmts
" II Taylor, Bend Mclean, ABaeoEtes
HOTEL SoETHERs.
Commercial rates. 81 20 per day.
PH Maldmy, Portland " d Niemeyer&w.P HI
I Ganagau, SPOKANE Thomas, City
Il Hoiien bees. City p She berg, 90
II W MinstlY. Portland J HATFIELD. city
Lieut. Cromwell. Eacom Chas Esp4iu, u, CITY
& Il Prescott, Portland Z Thompson, Germany
/ White a W. do Miss q White, Portland
Robt Lutks, 90 l. L Macarthur. do
Geo Hazard, Tacoma a Rand, do
Z D Herr. Pa Geo Grant, San Fran
j. h Edwards, san Fran Chas Reeve, do
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

"a DEPARTMENT OF AGErcuLruEr,)
NEATHEz BCEEAU, 7
PORTLAND, Or. July is, lssz-)
.--...st for Monday: Fair; stafienary.
fos PAeUE, l. r. o.
rrsrrs pEYAgTrkSf OF AGEEcULTuEn,
s5D.-..rErR BUREAU-DAILY BULLETIN.
SEATTLE, Wash. July Is, 1894
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There was very little activity in the
ssoduce market Saturday, and although
prices generally ranged low, buyers were
les disposed to demand concessions on
the asking prices. The days receipts OF
,soduce we're only fair. but supplies were
Isrly cleaned up. Fresh fruit by the last
steamer arrived in very good shape. with
The exception of figs, which rotted con-
nesrably. Peaches make good display
and the sales are brisk. Raspberries
are IN good supply and prices
ere cute reasonable. Dried fruits are
eust although prunes remain fairly
sIesdg Vegetables are plentiful and sales
az fair. Dairy produce remains un-
eAsnged. Poultry is in good supply. but
rsde is not brisk.
The local merchants have been doing a
hye business with Hawaiian and British
lslumbia ports during the past fort
rght, and there is no reason why IL
saould not so continue. as the articles
shipped are of good quality. and in every
way the equal of those of California and
ether sections.
Hay and feed continue firm, although
tie stock Is running very low. owing TO
the slowness in receiving freight.
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!. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transactions Since January 4 and for
the Past Week.
Real estate transactions since January l,
1894, are s., 7S5. ia. There were filed for rec
ord during the past week So deeds, the con-
siderations aggregating $685. Follow
ing is the record of the past week by days:
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BANK STATEMENT

The banks now hold s73, 9l1. SIS in excess
Of the Is per cent. OF legal requirement.
HoPs
Hops-Dull: State. common to choice,
7@l4c; Pacific coast, i0dl4c.
METALS.
Pig iron-Dull; domestic, $L00@I4 so.
Copper-Quiet; lake. 81.
Lead-Quiet; domestic, $3.10.
Tin-Nominal; plates dull.
Spelter-Nominal.
COFFEE.
Coffee-Steady; July, sl5.45: December,
sl3.30@13.35. Spot cofiee-Rio. firm; No.
Z, l61zc.
SUGAR
Sugar-Strong; fair refining. lila
GENERAL MARKETS.
observation-disclosures nominal proper
tions, and many sellers and BUYERS were
out of the market. New business was
very light, but there was freer move
ment of goods on previous purchases.
Print cloth steady at 2ssc.
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HOOP CANAL HoUrn

sTEANER RAINIER
Rebuiit aud rsfnrnishsd leaves Ms-chanss dock
AoadAy. Me1nssday and friday at q M sor
kingsson, Fort Gamble. Bangor. sesbseE Lii
waup. Dnwatto. Hssdsport. Enion City and later.
mediate peints. arriving Ia CnlSa City0t ,. IA
Isaven uEon City . Tuesday fnursdAy
and Saturday, arriving IA seattle At q a m.
l. p. LiBSf. MAstsx.
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ELr OF TIE flyer

ELY OF TIE @FLykR-
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Tsur rouxa trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five nf.usss
THE STEAMER .YLYER-
rngaiar daily trips. seattle Tacoma rsuts. .. foI
issss
TAKING KRrEcT
TUESDAY. MAY
<FMx cAxn
Leave ssattle-T:s5. 1l.15a m. 7;xs et1s. .
Leave facoma-s-3o a. II, l 90 1 so SEQ \ a
Sunday
Leave Seattle 90 . m. l2.0o $500 n N
Leave TaooEaa-e:30 q M. 3:30 z 30 q n
Lanciag n y. P. wharf Tacoma aaa CONNER.
eiaI dock foot OF Marion ssrsss. Seattle
Suncxya excursion rates on steamer Yieesvsna
fare soc
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Ost OF a position does not al
vars knoa where 20 look for
employment Every body reads
the want" page e the PosE-In-
tsIiigenceT. "a ever body wants
some thing II other. 90, nasur-
ally. a busi ness man ia need OF
clerk turns TO that page Erst Il
81. Make kB0En your want&
II you aon's. DO one else viii
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PoRrLAsp. July II. - Wheat - Un-
<h.oOad
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pACTFIc NAVIGATION co
L Tine Card.
seattle and whaieom Roate-state Of WASH
iugton leaves seattle dH ~ except SATURDAY a.
u u n ssaftle and Ia Conner Route-Fair-
haven leaves Seattle dAlly except sunday ~
a m Tacoma aad seattle Rau.e--Ssale u " ash-
faEtoa leaves Seattle Tuesdays and Thursdays
YEsLER DOCK