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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-07-18

Asevere fire was reported raging at
Cincinnati on the 18th. At 3p. m. it
looked as though the suspension bridge
would catch fire. At AIS a wall fell
down and four iremen were reported
killed
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-07-18
PreaIdentlal AppoIntments.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE presi.
dent to-day appointed Lieut.. Col. w.
r. King, corps of engineers, U. S. A., a
member of the Missouri river commits
sion. lie also appointed Hiram A.
Seymour second assistant engineer.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-07-18
1mIlntInr thn nklnhnmn Rnsh.

DULUTH, Nina, July l7.--When the
federal land Office was opeued yester-
day moraing there was rush of SCI
tiers to make entries for land in four
new toWaS ;ds. .opccsi GA he Issa3s
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-07-18
WEATHER. FoRECAsr.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July lL-Forecast until
p, m. Thursday; For Missouri Generally
fair sontherly winds becoming northern For
Enthusiastically fair and cooler variable
Winds
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-07-18
30 Rain nt NYa.lllngton. kan.

WASHINGTON, Kan, July 17.-Hot
winds here yesterday destroyed some
early corn. The thermometer was i02.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-07-18

AT Toledo, o, Angie D. b-obe tho
worlds pacing record. making a mile
N :;isa y ia!...E.... Tax.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-13
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

Chicago. June f2aThe rain in this re-
gioa. which came in express contra die
ton OF the signal service was the influ-
ence under which the wheat market
opened quite weak and from sc to a.
below Yesterdays prices. July sold at
from 7gTsc down 70 7sasc. with a great deal
for sale by one or two big commission
houses. and a demand for * AZ by the
local talent The latter made a rapid
change Of front before two minutes Of
the session had passed. and proceeded 20
throw over the wheat they bought al the
start. \ decline 70 ISi1c resulted from
rho local selling referred %. 4 began 20
,.rop ND after that. and IN the course Of
hsrf an hour Il touched Solo. The rise
was due 20 information % A reliable
character REGARDING the status OF the
California crop. Whbch, Il IS noy eStab-
Nshef. has been damaged ny rust % a
serious extent The Liverpool rnarket
WAS quiet and I'd lower. Paris was Un-
,-,anAed for wheat and Berlin 'zs@is
marks hbyhcr. IRE market here became
very weak. and by 1870 July vas down
to -aSe. and after a rally OF izc IL sold
a -se. from which there Was another lsc
re,-overy. followed by fresh decline.
The price kept stubhornly close up 10 -
gp 20 neon. bat after that sold DOWN rap
idly. the cloSe being AZ 1S'sc-
Corn was weak july opened al rom
saysc - s9Ssc. recovered 20 5ii>c, declined
70 sAas .ssasc and closed a. $3.50.
Oats Vere active AMI lower. Septen-
f,er ranged from 81 3olsc 10 @A9c, resting
a. seSs ssfAc
The provision market vas heavy Ia
tone AMI dun as 10 the amount Of trade.
Pork started NTH a loss n value a. ',.
declined I0c. reacted s.. and closed win
a n~s loss % l5c Lard dropped - or rs
,,-svt,us value. and rios sbc~at "a equal
amount The decline was mainly 1AroGg 4
s1,r,,.,sthv WIKI the weakness IN grain.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-June. S5a&c. July. sSzsS'.A
.N,rn-June SIC. july. 5Sc.
0ats-Tune. 49,; July. %N.c.
lsork-Iune 81 50. July. N2.sa
Tawa-June. so: July, SS.s5 asked
Issns-.yure. sNi.: July. ST. asked
Rarsey-5Gc.
Rve-sSe-
hgsx-Stt9ae.
T'fr-otny--S. %
Live stock.
Fer bls, hea y cattle the demand was
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-13
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Fishing schooner Never Mind is in port
with 1850 pounds of halibut.
Twenty members OF the Stanford Uni
versity Glee Club arrived on the Flyer
yesterday.
Steamer Cricket has her new engine and
repairs completed and will have trial
trip TO test her speed tomorrow.
Steamship City of Puebla arrived yester-
day morning on her regular schedule time
After dIscharging her cargo for Seattle she
proceeded to Tacoma.
Sealing schooner Stella Erland has
signed a boats crew and expects 20 sail IN
a few DAYS for Port Angeles, where Indian
seal hunters will be secured for the north
ern cruise.
The feet of FIVE Indian sealing schooners,
Deeahks, Columbia, Swan, Emmett Felix
and Matilda. are expected 10 arrive In port
soon from Neah bay to repair preparatory
10 the summer cruise.
Steamer Queen sailed for Alaska yester-
day with a good cargo and only three
cabin passengers from Seattle, as follows:
+. L. Ward +. N Bobbett and w. NJ. Pier
son, and thirteen in the steerage.
The work of repairing the Harrington
& Smith wharf has been completed. the
only portion requiring new piles being the
fallen portion and under the adjoining
warehouse on the shore siae.
Steamer Waseo has received permission
from the treasury department through the
local custom office to change her name TO
the Bay City. The boat heretofore has
been unfortunate in all OF her ventures.
but now with the absence of the hoodoo
change of luck is expected. She has re-
sumcti her run on the Whatcom route. and
a surprise for the Bellingham bay cities
is anticipated.
Steamer Mexico sailed for San Francisco
yesterday at a. IN. with a cargo OF gem
erai merchandise and the following pas
senger list: G.. NJ Runge, Michael Col
Inns ir.. Michael Collins, ST., Adelaide l..
Pollock Thomas Cieary. Miss Helen Cain.
J. +. Howe \. Battle, Miss L. Blum, r. I.
Stewart. w. NJ. II. Murray. II. Harpen,
Mrs G.. Began and two children. James De
German, c. ". Hopkins. James Johnson.
q. Goenke, Rev. I. }. Lamont, r. G. Alder
man and wife, Miss Il. Rice. Mrs. {. NJ.
Finck. ]. s. Feard. Sarah Ward. Mrs. ]. II.
Wilson. a. Goldberg. Edith Schorr. and
twenty-one in the steerage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January 1 and For
Yesterday.


Real estate transaction since January /
1895. are 1874. 267.64. There were filed tor
record Yesterday II deeds. the cOusidera-
tions aggregating $l2,tiL Following is the
list as furnished by the Daily Record
room -. Scheuernan block:
Sheriff 10 Mary J. Chandler, assignee
lot 4. block ,. 3. T. Days 1st add. so.
J. A. Stepart TO Thomas Jensen. lots .
;. I. block Too Salmon Bay Park add. $50
Thomas Rock To Florence a. Leavitt
lot :. block 7. Boston Heights sup add, $50
Mary A Dougan 10 n a Mitchell. lots
TO 6. acre !. tract %. Maple Leaf add 10
Green Lake 81.
A J.. Fisher to King county. TWO strips
OF land In Sc So sec IS. q. T. q. c. 81.
r. Sfeiahack 10 Belle Kimball. lot 8
block IS. Central Seattle. G. e.. 50
ReUe and George ". kimhan to II. II
young. lof ,. block Il. Central Seattle. $50
Orange Jacobs to Carrie Z. Fray. ni5 lot
!. block %. J ~ Magic ada. Sho
Orange Jacobs 70 Ellen NJ. Hess. 81 lot
]. block % } y. Magic add. 500.
Orange Jarohs 10 Helen BunrCl. nis lot
4. blo,k 81. J IT. NaEle add. So.
John r Farmer 20 Thomas and Ernest
CarstenS. tract u. Eprer & Eeniok's Belt
Lire add So
William Mcclellan % Gordon Hardware
Company. ne re ser n. =. :. q G. s..
\ r. schmidt and r. T. Blunck 20
Charles ~. Brown. 50 nc ser y. = : 3.
Hugh l. Thomas 20 Charles II. Brown.
So ne So, =. -. :. G. C. 81.
sheriff 20 Robert Robertson. Iot :. block
- Rel and Denny e add. SIS epo
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,Iarge RhoGodendron GarIen.

T-0k,n Csry. Jume f2-SQss~ial -Tf ATTY
r.s--zc,r wishes - 80 Cle = the la~-est
Of natures fiovyer Ca~i's--s which con airs
oar sta+e aowew. let -s'm IN from D.
v.-7-to - Harrtsoss ssy>aTt tf@ Is TtgnN
n rst-ry places Tia hills ara literally
T.,,-arr,s wl.h tNerr- a-si - EoI~ " t,er1 or
.-,.,-a ~ WEE out % ssz'}t - tfse~n bi,
.,r--& Nsr ea.-h sic NJ ri8N road -1ey ex-
te-,8 -s~otSaaly H0r = long distance. as
tae--e WAS ro r~ays07a - hsl.a0-e that ra-
sf.->, rad rlsss esi ,Ae~0 oelly near che road
ro- f,,fr s=oe.>sal h01eit. Ps-ysr-s Ty>Cn
44.-f-- six rr4ses ftsTthe' ypo--a sahi thac
~, -.sa.t - tlsat place VS. adorned II a
ss-,-st-Y. way. N-}sie a nan who has re-
$50 ,>o~Ye fr-,rn Stf~ey te-1 ~ fNra-esl
-,,n.~s q, the e4St. SAIL tss- those tow
- o-ra--7 eglt..t thzE road similarly. some
- -',e sa,zsleS g. treess vsT~ four or n7orV
sr.-,,,s ~ ysszgre'er nN8~ the ground, and
$3.50 o. twesst v-iivss fe~a- bigl
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again very poor. ard al comma, hslf-f7f
art grassy stock moved OF slowly =
weak prices. but good % c1oic@ STEERS
Of medium weights were active. and so12e
went az good values Some choice ossses
sold early a. e - ard sales we're made
al Tire way down 70 1so for stays aua
coarse Westerns. bulk % tra1sacS1ons -
81 S1<1S.s -; cows, S. 4.5as aalk. s-QS-so'
bulls. s2a3.<s. good calves. SSGs-15' STOCK
ers and fse3e-s. s. EGi
Only about g ss hogs arrived TO-DAY
The general demand was poor ana Frlces
dropped &c BELOW yesterdays close
Heavy. sasegA-s. ralJri. ssssa4o' Hight
6 ssG8sa
SAae-s-Ar~4vaIs estimated ct TnH.
There was a good demand for cesirS o4e
lots ard prices we're unchanged Inferior
20 choice sheep. s1-5ss73-s5; fancy export
wsthsrs. sA9EE: clipped lambs, Sgis',
and spring lambs. SsuEA.
Reeesprs-Cattie. L. 90: calves, 800. hogs,
- 90: sheep Il 20.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-13

NEW YORK MARkEr-.

-. OK. June E.-Trading was quite
~. ~ shs stock market today. but Fhe
- movement was not quite - gen
r. - character as Yesterday. There
some realizing, and the hear ege-
go = vas more aggressive but SAN most
Ae leAei~s stocks saSw gains on che
49, london operated en- both ss3es %
lx,,, "4F@eI. ou5 ch!sHy as "a seller OF ST
c. AM Louisville < Nashville. The
hoseFS we're bought by commission
- ami good orders IN these shares
l., ','z'eriet t4om the West The mar
-, V.-e'le0 strong AMI moved M a frac-
ha,,.'.. 'ae early dealings Before long.
. Railing movement set in and
So. -A'slea iook Pla-~n. The lower figures
's4 purchasers. AMI before noon
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
financial.


London. Jnte 1a-Sflver. Md. Consols.
fh-s LID Rate Of interest, Bank OF Eng
land 2 per cent
New York June 12-The Evening POST
London cabIegran says: Stock marSeSs
were quiet bat firm today. The settlements
was concluded. Americans were inactive,
especially the CHANGERS. on the crop report
Kaffirs are showing better tone. fnere
was rice In city Of New York bonds.
The Bank OF England IL said TO he buying
but Il IS not possible 70 confirm this The
ruuor that the bank may reduce Its rate
of discount is discredited-
Bread@tuffs and Grains.
Liverpool, June 12.-Wheat-Spot, euiei
bur steady; demand poor: No ? red winter.
- I'D: No. red spring. S. Bid No. i hard
Manitoba SIS I'D; No. California, IS iod.
Futures closed dull. 1G1i.d lower: June,
IS I'D. July. IS Md; August. IS llsd: Sep
tember Sc I'D.
corn-Spot. duh: American mixed. new.
a. I'd Futures opened nominal with near
and distant positions I'd lower; June Is cd
July, Is Sad; August, Is sizd: September,
Is I'd; october. Is I'D: November. As 7l2d.
F'Iour-Firrn: demand fair: St Louis
fancy winter. SIS.
Hops-At London: Pacific coast. t. IS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-13
Finest on Wheels.

Travel 81 a luxury in the palatial cars
Of the great North Western line. 1t is the
most popular line between St. Paul and
Chicago. The superb trains connecting
with all tranSconfinental lines consist OF
sleeping, dining. parior, buffet and the
famous compartment cars, heated by
steam and lighted ny Pmtsch gas All
connecting line ticket agents sell tickets
and make reservations. or call on or ad-
dress f. W. Parker, Puget Sound Agent,
COL Front street, Seattle.
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49,, Great Nnrfhern sfeame-s

The first passenger steamer 81 TIE
<o~thern steamship Company vii leave
Duluth FOR Buffalo june u. and semi
,,-s.lfv thereafter during che summer -
s,r, TIE steamers Northwest AMI NJ -
1a,,3 are rev steel steamers. s5laerblv az
,,otnted. and are the fastest vessels on tba
e,~4at I.akes Fer tickets ami info~rasio0
applv az Great Northern ticket Office a.
Front street. or depot ofic~. foot Of Mar
ioa street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
us,rEr. NORTHERN.

HOTEL NORTHERN.
G ". wolford. City o. Kingston
Cart. Ezerh. Olympia
3. =. Van Ls=sza Po-S AElgeseS
q ". Fogg. Phsla1eArtsa-
z. c. Lyrsn1. Saxon
c s5G Fra11k WZyxesor. Han1saon.
= sat-. san F@<rZsce=scL
CzEs- + J Rash6oC1e. po-t7arld
r Il Yates, Tacoma
n q uaxsz-t. Stanford University.
A G. Rtz5sfssli, Stanford University.
n. T. Tsxsr4EnsEl. Stanford University.
g. II. Srnt-h- Tacoma
T J. Lamont, Olympia
Jot1a Smith. fat-hzsgea
r. z FxT1oslgger. Exeslssoc.
A A Cook. Tacoma
J FeT-nan, Seattle
I. 81 Scott. 9. Paul
= Q Ga-xsuri. Whatco-A
c. II Russe.l. Spokane
E .. Gale Chicago
Mrs. Gale, Chicago.
{. ( Perkins. Aberdeen
A W. Alvey. Tacoma.
"A z. Taylor, Tacoma
l. F'oasythe, San Francisco
Mrs ForSy1he. San FrazscSs-n
L. CorriessL 4Annandale.
Mrs. CcS-ield and son. A-lrsarsfsrA
J. P VIM NlaIco-l.
Capt J. A siarheson Arzaco,-.es
P. c. Bel. AnacorJes
c. L. TAFT. Tacoma.
He1xy Huggtszs. Tacoma
J. y. Bras1ley, Everett.
G. Pea gan. Everett.
J. H Parker. Lawrence.
HOTEL BUTLER.
r r Stone. South Bend.
]. BuryofT, New York.
A Fasrs1Tvfce, Fast C-zsiiarn.
w. Burns, Port Townsend.
Joe SSso3stsr ara wffa San Francisco.
i. r. sicCozd. san FFaEr-ksco.
J. r. Tcofe. AIOntaeza-
+. 6. Ba1slft, Slate C<eek
l. y. Gordon, Spokane
e. T.. Rainy. Chicago.
r. NJ KHlgor and wife kentucky.
j. +. Goldsmith, ST Paul.
r. r. Thomas. Tacoma.
". X. Sr,ssier and wife, Toronto
AI. r. Orchard, New York
NJ. r. Orchard. New York.
Master DrolIar,d, New York.
r. Gamuell, k'ai'haxen
J. II Bloeiel, F'airhaven
M. Whitehead. Horgkong
r r. Hofer, jr., New York
81. il TAFT, Omaha.
T. W. Hawn5le, Seattle
II. Schss.ge, San Francisco
II ". Rockner, Chicago
". e MoxeEiel. Portland
J. A Browne, Victoria
j Nj. Hunle Astoria
III Z. Martin and wife Sforltesasro
Thomas Croidsby. Everett.
II. A Harrington SsaUtle-
l.. =. Nelson and wife, Mtrnea polls
r. :. Robinson, Iadtock
r H. Richards. Whafcom-
al. Breset- St. Louis
A Brennan, Auburn.
julius PEgcus, Tacoma
IfOTDLs DTLLER.
William D0fd, Port Towu1seni.
A II. Tucker, Popt Townsend
\. McDolzgall, Tacoma
r. s. Whitney, Hadiock.
c. II. Stickels, Victoria
Jafnes Morris Tacoma
w II Agr-s. StanEyu>i.
r f. Marks, STFoGoEnkSh.
G. T. SsuinScT, SncaloaniSll.
James Eiagan. SnEshoniSh
Faslzsk Snsalley, Tacoma
J. r. Wsnsl Macon City. Mo.
Byron y. Young, Tacoma
J. d. Hayes, Wickershanl-
L. j Smith, ISsaqIEah.
l. Taylor. san Francisco.
NI. II. Dgahan, Shelton.
M Cook, Sedro
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praaassufy- and Grains.
MARINE NEWS.

Vancouver. p. c., June 1e-British ship
Aieburth sailed this evening for Valpa-
raise with lumber.
San Francisco, June u.-Arrived-Peru
Hongkong and Yokohama; schr Lena
Sweasey, ClaIiam bay.
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Breadstuffs and Grains.

San Francisco. June 12.-Net cash prices
for family extras. $a40ai3e0. bakers ex-
tras, S.S0aS.50. superiine. s2.282.6o per
barrel
Mheat--No l shipping wheat is quotable
al Csc per GENITAL for new. and 92iac for old.
Milling wheat keeps steady at 97izcat$l.
Bsrley-Feed. fair to good. 572d60c
choice. elc: brewing. nominal
oats-Miling. Sl0SGii Is; Surprise. $i.10ar
lis; fancy feed, si.02i9Gli07la: good to
choice 95cGSi: fair TO good. 90d95c; poor 10
fair Sis0oc: black. nominal. gray. 92'2T
gisc per GENITAL.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring years fleece. San Joaquin.
6tsisc; six 70 eight months. San Joaquin.
tGsc: six to eight months, Calaveras and
foothill. free Saloc; six to eight months,
CalaycrN and foothill defective 4dtc
Northern. good TO choice. sqi2c: Northern.
detective. 7qoc: Nevada spring. light ana
CHOICE. Salac. heavy. sac.
HOPS i46c per pound.
Produce.
But,er-Creamery. fancy, llisdI2,sc per
pound good TO choice. i0izdlic; medium
Grades. s'.stI0c. store butter. %.
Cheese-Fancy mild. new. 6GG2c; COM
mon to good. 4r5c. Young America. 591c;
Eastern. uisHlEa, Western. 6QSc.
Eggs-puck eggs. l5GI7c per dozen: store
eggs i5@l6c; ranch eggs i7glSc. and oc-
eesionally l9c per dozen.
Poiatoes-Burhanks quotahle AZ sod75c,
Peerless. 40G65c; new potatoes in sacks.
t≻ new Early Rose IN boxes. Ss1l6oc;
oregon bgrhanks. lgl65c per GENITAL.
unons-oniOns are steady; new reds,
t'si5c per GENITAL. silverskins. s5QS5c.
Flour. quarter sacks. 20.oe6: oregon.
&l's, wheat. ccntals. 7S.1N: barley, cen
tails. i5S5. oats centais. 3234: Oregon, 1921;
beans sacks. 2.S)a, potatoes, sacks. S,5i6;
onions. sacks. ~, bran. sacks. s.51o. hay.
ions, - m.3dlnss. sacks. S35. wool. bales.
l. Oregon r.
Closing Quotations.
Nheat-Eastor. December, Sic; new,
seller s. o.. May. sLf3t4.
Rsr'ey-No trading.
Corn-Si16
Rran-SI&09
Financial.
Slyer ha-S. es-sgt Drafts-Slght PA
&e'xs1gar 90 S5tsti6t do Telegrsph...5
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The comptroller of the currency has
authorized the Standard National bank
OF the city of New York TO begin bust
ness with a capital of $1,000
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T,x-Cov. George y. Pes. Who vy1.a
the Bad Rsry'' stories. has announced
that pa ~sli take the lecture platform as
a hAmor2SL.
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p.crFIc NAVIGATION co.
,.... ord IN Eject Oct 3. 1884,

e.-..,a r,ver~rt ard whst0oH1 route
80 - WILMINGTON leaves Seattle casly.
:. .',a ar SATURDAY. al y p: m. -..~..vs,
Sess. So daily, except Sunday. az
a n ~ ycrfer Dock.
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STEAMERS.
TO ALASKA

TO ALASKA
And the Yukon River Cold Fields-Str.
Excelsior Will leave Seattle about July
Miners and others en- route 20 the gold
fields Will be transferred a. 81. Nichaeis
island 10 the North American TTansiporta-
ton and Trading Co.'S steamer r. H.
weare, which VIII land passengers al oil
points on the Yukon river below Fort
Clrdahy.
For rates OF passage address,
J. O.. CARROLL. Agent
Schwabacher' Wharf. Seattle. Wash.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
san FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland June Nv hs.a,t-Walla Wal
II, NisG6ec Valley. 5sst5ic per busheh
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
~..r~-.. Rxvo Daz4v ~

s-t9rs-.na dock leaves FOR Victoria ard
Port Townsend daily. except sunday; az
= m, Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way points daily. except
Sunday. a. 7 a. M. sunday, 0fr~sst, 81
owDsend a. 1 2. n Telephone TO.
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IfErfLlrT9 @SgsaA- VI DCt@ts ~
The price for strawberries for the whole
season. will undoubtedly remain at a good
srure. as the shipments to the East are
hscoming q very important factor. a sec
aad car was dispatched yesterday In
prre condition and the third one will be
.,artad today. People who are waiting
I'M the latter end of the season expecting
ebeap berries for domestic use are likely
"a be disappointed. The permanent effect
an the Puget sound country In general
all be very good. one dealer received an
arler Yesterday for 10000 plants from a
rroaucer VINO desires TO Immediately en-
large his acreage. The change in this
particular is very marked. as many grow
srx owing 10 the low prices. have lost the
halk Of their crop. and the tendency has
be4en 10 diminish the growth materially
The price today continues firm at 81. -, and
me supply Is coming in quite freely.
Native gooseberries are In better de-
mana the market having been relieved
by an Eastern shipment. Very large
rooseberries OF an English variety. grown
Al yashon. are in the market and are
ceiling at SC a pound. The smaller ones
srs firm at &c.
The FIRST arrival OF native cherries came
IN Yesterday, and being in prime condi-
lion they were Immediately sold at l2isc a
pound. Cherries have advanced TO s1Q
L. and are very scarce.
California apples are in the market; ga
&c a half box.
Peaches also have arrived and are
bringing 81. Apricots, oranges and lem
sns are numerous, with no change in
quotations
Cabbage from California is in the mar
ie, In good condition and the supply is
fair Asparagus has advanced 20 S-T.
Native sugar peas have dropped TO "a
SIC Radishes. lettuce and onions are
plenty al l2c dozen. and some especially
ina lettuce brings 2c.
Eggs are scarce and are quoted at ls1lIc
Spring chickens are coming In freely,
but the small stock has a slow sale.
Peanuts have advanced to 6l2c pound.
The fruit and produce which came In on
the California steamer was all reported
TO be in very good condition. and the
amount was sufficient for the demand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-13
PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
L SLIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

erp,aNsuIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s.ons1nI I,vl Mi Tacoma. ll0iArl lam
,o.i5sTreJ I.vl Isl Seattle. GsArl s. ,pi
Is6pmiI4v 72l PIT T. wnsdr I'M ss sei,n
.Dafly except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesaer wharf, So. le;
- ..at-s and other Information Apply
~. <ADFsATy, Gen. Art. N. L. f. X:
4 - Yssler ave- aud Front St, seaa.ie-
r. yFRKFS5, Agent. 1csler wharf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-13
LINGIIAN LINE
Or Steamers and Clipper ShipA

Puget Sound direct TO DeiaGoa Bay, car
--yIng goods at through rates from CEN
ters feeding tho Northern Pacific railway
and companies affiliated Shereeo. via
Puget Sound 70 pei8goa Bay, and thence
by the Netherlands railway OF the South
African republic 30 PRETORIA and johann
flssburg
Following the steamship ReltsSsce, and
20 sail about May y the fine steamship
Solve8g. of = so tons. from Puget Sound
port Blakeley1. 10 he followed by other
steamers and sailing clippers from this
terms apply TO:
Port Blakeley Miu Co. Port Biakcley.
Wash
Northern Pacific railway, Tacoma and
Seattle.
NJ r. Magnesen, 4o5 Front street. San
Francisco.
r r. I.inghaxn. Delagoa Ray,
@. r. Neams & Co. general English
agents. 81 GracechuTch street, London.
T. C
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-13
s-r,parTs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srpa GARLAND AND EvASGEIi.


ea,+,ln and Town~end-Neah BAY Route.
=, .es-. EartaIld leaves Yeslcr dock NOR
49,, wednesdays and Er.days AZ [.lo
"a =, fos Port Townsend, !9fs " laia.s.'
D,rngeness Port Angsl,es: 1 rs,,S s,,t Nee,,
Gett $50 s1,e-,sny arrives seattle ss'p p. m
I'd ...se.ta dava Steamer EvunEsi , ,es'.
Ycsler dock for l1oIe a - and F'lsays az
re AIoi =, arrives Seattle alternate Gays
-----,--rvr po,rrrF-sTR. GREYHOUND
~ Ei'i1 pafiy Except Sunday; q.
leaves seEUStie 6;s5 a; a., - =. m NJ.
40 p. m. Leaves Dse'V1N -
E; ,5n99;avs-r,eaves Seattle II a m Leaves
Everett : p s,e m Tip 75c: round trip. rzs:
F gTe-.9 WITH boats for Tacoma ana s'''o-
hg g1nabs.s,..nr-colman dock. foot OF Marion
s, rgsssTT-,rryE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
-, p g0aAfff +. ". oootsne. ST:
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP. PC. co ~
-. ao Ave san Franchsco for HOMO
stea5.ne,rnss 20 A'sclIlarsf. n u. and sgd
NV Isrs' =. 3. VI. wa.flor,1 s,-' go n y. m,
= eaI n,.,I,, only. steamship Australia.
Jg sns,d Z; 10 }, a ri G9RiA1hAd AGENT. starr
BOYD 9 gos.sgsT' Dlsf. Agent. Vancouver.
p. c. .,,.,~ G, Bros. Co., General
s.o,tr san Francisco. "
-- -----.-.,,,r, ar, e,~oFIMOTeH ROUTE.
" Es1'+- STEAMER MABEL
$500. Central wharf daily ~ 80 e1-
20 wednesday ard sunday f Nfary-yiIis
80 81 diamonds. hsEerss,, 80 i - -. -
ing ~ "a csruhorrlssh. Returning ieays
l.oNe l...,5za al sa IN. except Money snI
ssTss,,V.rro@lav. Connecting az Sfoiio''ia7n "i1A
up river GEORGE J. Wiley. AGENT.