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STABLE GROCERIEs.


Sugar Ocbbingl-Golden &c" in Dbl.
PEI 10. ~; extra ''C-'' in bbi. per n, sc:
d. In bbl per II. 4Ac: dry granulated. In
oa per N. sac: cube. 6hc: powdered.
sSc, nc per 10 discount for spot cash on
prices quoted.
Flour. etc. Oobbing) ~ Washington
straight. per Dbl. IS %; patent. sse: Patent
Excellent sss5: Novelty A, $50; Cali
fcrnia brands. $2s5: Dakota brands. 81 81
tto; buckwheat -four. PER bbi IS 50: per
.cat. S5o: graham. per hhl. $500: or
feO sacks. Si.a0 per cwt: rye flour. per
hei. 81. or 1o-rb sacks. $3.50 per cwt: rye.
neal. per Dbl. SIS: per cwt. $3.50; oat
froats. rer biol. s5.506s5o: homlny. per
crt. S.TS; cracked wheat. per csst. 50 50:
rolled wheat 81 IS per hhl; faxed wheat
per sack. s215; whole wheat -four.
ewt, ss5; pearl barley. per 10. &c; snlit
peas. per N &c; corn meal. yellow. les.
y, Ss. Sab white. los. s2.Ss sIs. s. IS:
FAXED hominy. $3.50 per keg.
-tJoheing>-Sman white. per II.
sse: pink. per 10. sac; Bayos per 10.
Rice-tJohAlnel-Japan. 5g5sc: China. Sc
r~r n: Island. a$H&s.c.
Dried feas~(Joboingl-Fleid. per ID.
81.
Wheat Uobhlngl- Chicken feed. per
ton ssa
Oats fJohbinsl-Choice. per Ton. So
R4rley-tJoAoing) - Rolled or ground.
ter too. <i5seFis
Cern-Nhole, IS; cracked. per ton. s--9
Iced meal. Ss82S per ton.
Nliistaffs--t Johhingl-Bran. Per ton. So
ais. shorts. Der ton. Sl5Gis
Jobhiugl-Chopped feed, siS4Is
pr ton: middliugs. PER tor. SIS; OF cake
1tai. Der ton. so.
Salt-tJohhiREf-L Liverpool. so-io sacks.
tsr 'on. SlsfS: American dairy. 5a-ie
eaeks. per ton. SIS: Coast. half ground.
eNNlh sacks. per ton. 81; s0-le sacks. per
tor, 81; s-lA sacks. = in bale. s. *: S-lh
saeSs, q in bale. s.: lo-lb sacks. 3 in
esle. a.
lara-(Jcbhlnrl 800 Home rendered, rer
=. Sinclair. tierces. Iac. Rex leaf. sac.
ara compound tlerceS. TIC.
'oSee 49, (Joobiuc1 49, GrTen-Nochs, Per
~ X; Java. per 10. So. Costa Rica.
ssesee. per n. SO; Rio. per Ia. &c.
kesStee- Arhuckie's. in fes-lh cases. per
80 &@. s1-ih cases per ewt. s. -.
@-ie eases ncr Cwt. So 50; Java se-iN tin
.saS per H. *. 81 ana lol-lS sacks.
Alden Mocha. SSc: peaberry blend.
- Guatemala. sees ground coffee, ~
80 Lion. So
ssecSlate-tJoobinSp-Bsker's LIB Pre-
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstufis and Grains.

San Francisco. July 1s.-F'lour, family
extras, So 50Q3 60: bakers extras, s.. 4O1
SO: superflne. s.. 35G2.eo per barrel.
Wheat-No. l shipping. SSs.c; a0c for
choice. Milling. 97I@cQs1.
Bariev-Feed. fair to good. eoc; choice,
Sic: brewing. e7I2972iac.
oats-Milling. SLOT .o5; surprise. sifar. 10.
fancy feed, 95cGlsi o.: good TO choice, S9
s2izc: poor to fair. so9S5c; gray. s09s5c.
Flour, quarter sacks, 9s42; wheat. CEN
tails si5: barley. S.9i5; oats. !. $50: corn. 500:
beans. sacks, SO; potatoes 1858: onions
7S4; bran, 11si; middlings. S7s: hay. tons
4sS: WOOL bales. 1S2; wine. gallons, 1880.
Closing Quotations.
Whest-Steady; December. sl.ooX: MAY.
sl07; new. seller. s5ssc.
Barley-No trading
CorE-Sii0.
Bran-Sl35o.
Produce.
Green apples. 25foc: red apples -sca
sl25; raspherries. s2.5o65: common straw.
berries. s. 2sGl250
Green corn. s5cGsI a sack: green meas
2Qzisc; string beans. Iiza2zc.
Wild ducks. s2&f: young ROSTERS. & sae
$50; flyers. SA5og5; large ROSTERS, s5Ta ~
New red onions. 60gfz0
Potatoes-Elarly Rose. Sa5oc; B,rhanks,
s9gs5c.
Fancy creamery butter, seconds. lll17
I5c rs
Fancy mild new cheese. 4QSkc: East
ern cheese, 1sQi4ixc.
Ranch eggs. 1S0ISc
Wool and Hops.
Thomas nenlean. Son & Co.'S wooI r.
port is as follows: While the wool trade
Of the past week has been fairly good -
was mostly confined 70 one or two la~rs
transactions in Northern wool Thara i
no continued INCLINATION TO purchase Woo,
merely 70 have some stock on hand a<
was the desire a couple OF weeks AZ
Operators have arrived at the con>I1,s{o,
that prices are as high as they viii reach
for the present. therefore the tone Of ,ba
local business has quieted down or
quotation are f3il. and Il would take ex.
ira choice wool 70 reach outside dpuree
The bulk Of spring business has been da,e
therefore tuerease- values are not bo7os
for IN our local market
Wool-SDrinS. years Geece Sa7 -
oUfn. sHsi&cs SIX 20 eight r1onth~, c
Joaquin. 69st, SIX - eight rlon-hss 60.
veras and foothiil. free. 50 90. ssx "a -.
months. Calaveras and fos*bglf 49,
tive. 6sfSe: norehern. good "a eho.~e -
Isa9c; northern. detective. Sgfo,. N.,.s-1s
spring. hght ana choke. SEIlc; heaE-v -
s..
Hops-aGso per pound.
EfnanefaF
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL, HOTr.

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
T: n. Warren and wife. Sand Point.
Idaho.
John A. sindar. Hope, Idaho.
=. =. simmons, Spokane.
Ezra Clark. Seattle.
George y. Parsons 81. Paul.
Henry Grant, st. PaRri.
Mrs. Charles ". Miller and daughter.
England.
T. H. Brooks. Port Blasel-y.
George Whitaker. Portland
L. X. Pearsons. Portland.
George e. Salt, McMurrav.
T. n. Shanks Denver.
Henry g. Mathews. Tacoma
z. L. Maurray. Seattle.
X: w. Granthara. Wilmington. ..
Miss G. Conley and sister. Kent.
G Alien. Spokane.
John A. Gran, Portland.
Joseph TfEnermsn. Carson. New.
Fri Seely, Steamer Flyer.
John A. RoA. Seattle.
DiLLER HOTEL
Fred r. Wizard wooIiey.
John Ward. Port Gamble.
"A. NJ. JonaSson. Victoria.
James Beial. Slate Greek.
G.. n. Ludlow, San Francisco.
Mrs. G. b. Ludlow, San Francisco.
W. G. Jones. Black Diamond.
A. j. Uphus. Everett.
j. j. Smith. IssaGuah.
j. f,uryusor, Arlington.
Thomas Richardson. Port Gamble.
Frederick Luke. Avon.
I. w. Wooa. Port Madison.
Berl FarTar. Steilacoon-
Miller ScoTrten, Nhatcorr1.
Ed r.. Deak. whatcom.
w. II. White. Tacoma.
r. n. Blankenship Olympia.
N. NJ. Hopkins. Snoqualmfa.
". Unawhitt. Grace. Wash.
HOTEL BUTLER
NJ. MoKinzie. San Francisco
T. J. Crane. Minneapolis.
T. W. Crusby. Mefhow.
H. II. Ganuf. Methow.
NJ. Santer, san Diego.
Mrs. Santer. San Diego.
Il. W. McDevitt and daughter, ChfcaSc.
HI. II. Gilfry. wife and daughters, Sa-
". s. Melee and wife. Salem. Or.
w. c. Jones. Spokane.
j. @. Denney, Snohomish.
Miss r. Peterman, Los Angeles.
Elton Fsuhner, Pullman.
j. ;. Aliin, Spokane.
William Marcy, San Francisco.
j. W. Adams, San Francisco.
III. posner. San Francisco.
Charles Caro-. San Francisco.
W. NJ. Harvey, Tacoma.
s. o. Butler, CINCINNATI:
s. NJ Croaks, Port Angeles.
A. WATSON. Port Townsend.
Samuel QAltshuer San Francisco.
:: W. Lysons. Port Townsend.
Mrs. A. Altshuer. Whatcom-
J. W. Draper, Tacoma.
II. M. Cake. Portland.
George G. Sage, L. 8. Army.
F.. j. Catef. Chicago.
G. r. Allen, Whatcoan.
H. z. Robinson, Tacoma.
G. H. Sawyer. Monroe;
f. II. woodruff. jr.. Tacoma
C. T. Hall. Tacoma.
W. A Downs, yancouver-
II. NJ. Herman, Spokane.
A. Cayzer. Corvallis.
A. n. Corey. New Kamilchie.
Charles Butler, Port Townsend.
A. IT. Snietzes. Portland.
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SAN JIJAN STEAMER LY-
Ola THOMPSON.
r.arrv,n1 United States mail. leaves City
dock foot OF Main street, Monday. We'd
nes5ay and Friday at a IN. for Port
Townsend, San Juan Islands ana Ne"
Whatcom.
TIME CARD, IN EFFECT MARCH Is.
North Round--Iseave Seattle 200 q m:
lssva Port Townsend TOO a m: leave
Friday Harbor 1870 a m; leave Roche
Harbor 1880 p. m: arrive New "ha'co1n
South Bound-Leave New whatcom 200
a m; leave Roche Harbor 800 a. m;
fsa t-a Friday Harhor 1000 a m leave
Port Townsend 400 p. m: arrive Seattle
7.ss p m.
]. r. Thompson. MANAGING ownsr.
yiIiv Borardus e. Co. agents. City dock
Phone s33.
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were reported sold The Minneapolis Mar
ket Record estimates the wheat crop OF
rfe three Big Northwest states at l5o.eso-
90 bushels whsch would Indicate q total
crop. winter and spring together. OF not
over 5Tn.eoJooo bushes. The market closed
nrm- Ac higher for the day.
Hot winds. II was reported today. were
damaging the hitherto magnificent crsc
81 Kansas and Nebraska The May shorts
took in a LOT Of their contracts. September
closed unchanged, while May closed with
an advance OF &c
Trading n oats was fairly active. Sep
tersber closing &c hover.
Provisions were subjected 10 another rad
today. September closed with a decline %
151s; September lard declined TO and ribs
Sc.
Closing Quotations
Wheat--July, ssSc: August. ssTsc-
Corn-July, 4S,sc; September. As@ss asked
oats-July. BIC: September. 25i.c-
Pork-July. sia.75; September. sio.S
Iard-July. S. 292ia; Sepfenlber. SS-S-is.
R;os-July, ss.o6: September. ss.ls.
Barley-5ac.
Rya-4Sc
Fax-N.3n
Timothy-$M.
Live Stock.
Cattle were weak. with q further de-
cline of 10c. Common to extra steers.
S. 4oG5.so: the bulk at 81 sG5.f5: cows
and heifers. 81 .50d4.5o; bulls. s21s.5o. A
train of seventy-five cars OF range cattle
Is on the way from Montana and will
reach here tomorrow.
Heavy hogs moved or slowly and aver
aged Sc lower. while light hogs were ac-
tive at advancing prices. Common to
extra hogs. s4.6eQ6.25; mixed. S4SG5 20:
light weights. 81 e595 80: pigs, s4lf4. so
Sheep in good demand and prices ruled
strong, but lamos were 151s5c lower.
There was a marked absence OF Texas
and Western sheep, and the offerings
consisted mostly OF natives. which sold
at s21s.50 for common. up TO Si14.5o for
choice 10 fancy lots: bulk sold at SQ4;
spring lambs, s. 50G4.5o: with bulk of
trading at o4.5oi5.25.
Reeeipts-Ca.tie. 5000: calves. 1000:
hogs. 12.ooo, sheep. 1900.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows: - ~
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and victoria at a. m. passenger re-
oeived on hoard at 7 a. ND July = 7, u.
II, % and n.
For Alssioa--July 8. IL, 2 and ~ at a.
From San Francisco for victorta and
Puget Sound ports. at . a. m. July D. >.
IA. 10, "a and -.
Tickets may be obtained ~ tie once OF
the company az Ocean dcck Seattle
Wa fSOODA1.I.. PFsRKINS d CO.
General Agents, San Francisco.
F. TRowBRIDGE, Act Z. B. snps.
SeAttlA
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily except SUNDAY.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seatte-TacoGne
route, as follows:
Taking effect
TUESDAY, MAY 1
TIME CARD.
Yaavs Seaftie-7i5, II lis g. m: 2:46. e:l5
n m Leave Tacoma--9:O c. m. LOO 40.
500 p. m.
Sundays 80.
Leave Tacorna-e30 a. m. 2:3o I:5o p; m
Handing al Northern Pacific wharf Ia
coma, and Commercial dock, FOOT or Mar
ion street, Seattle.
sundays, excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood; fare. SOC.
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Wheat at this place Is lower than at
Nher shipping points at present, but the
etuation is thought to be temporary, as
4 Is q mere result Of an over supply
There is verify little Eastern Washing
con hay In the local market at present. as
- al this time the producers are between
SEASONS and they are waiting 10 get
through cutting and baHng the new crop
before making any further shipments.
Dressed beef has shown a decided ten
dency 10 decline OF late, which Is a,trib-
used entirely TO the ruling OF the fruit
SEASON. Choice dressed beef has declined
p HsH5c: mutton has fallen TO 41xc; lamb
ja5c, aid veal to 5Gl5ikc.
Lumber Is steady at the recent advance,
rough common being quoted at s.; sized,
common. IS: clear s, SIS
Cherries yesterday showed slight ten
6sncy to advance. the supply being short
er than Tor che previous week The prices
would average Coo a box for the best va
ssstes
Csoraperr.4s sell at Sc: raspberries are
Sow al &c. and a very few Strawberries
are In TIE market.
Cabbages are weak AZ 1hl1hc: wax
neans have suddenly declined TO &c.
The local market was pretty well sold
out yesterday and the dealers were In good
coalition TO receive the goods from the
California steamer today. which shipm ent
y quite large
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F. w. Parker. the Puget sound agent
of the North Western Line. has received
the prospectus Of the Cotton States and
International exposition. TO be held at
Atlanta, Ga. September Is TO December
al 1895. II Is TO be a great show. Take
the Northwestern Line and enjoy the
delight and comfort OF the worlds great
est railwt.y.
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RIVER ROUTE - wEEkIsN
1HME CARD.
EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH RIVER
SANA r>-s.T~r,N 1,nYr-rI,

w
INGTDN ROUTE.
Steamer A. r. Robinson. carrying u $.
wall leaves Cifv dock, foot Of Main ST
at $40 a. M; arrives AT Sidney al lois a.
m. arrives al Silveriale AZ II m Leave
Siiyeriale at 1915 n. m: leaves Sidney on
,,atlrn al . p n. Fare 10 Port Orchard
points. sc Daily except sundays r..
Il Robinson. master. Lilly. Bogardus e
20 agents Telephone $50. Steamer open
for charter on Sunday.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
The Roston Wool Market.

Portland, July 16.-Wheat-Valley, eoc
walla Walla, 47e per bushel.
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The Philadelphia Wool Market.

Philadelphia. July 1s.-Wool ouiet but
firm, with a tendency TO higher prices.
Territory and Northwestern. hne, \ or
Xxx. l0a1ic: fine medium, uQl3c; medium,
12112c. coarse i2113c.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
eTR9. GARLAND AND EV.ANGE.L-

Gael. and TownSersd-Nsah Bay Route.
ateamrr Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
DAYS. wednesdays and Fridays ar 1918
~ Cor port Townsend. Port Williams.
a ~, pc.r, Angeles Port Crescent.
ce,t SSf,sIrg, Pysht. cIallarn Bay and Neah
rsay: returning. arrives Seattle s.D 2 m.
%assSr d[-rk for Port Angeles and Vtcfo-
IA Mondays Wednesdays ard Fridays &C
I 4, .. m !. arrives Seattle alternate days
p. m.
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Pure manila binder twine, wholessls
ana retail. Mitchell. LsT1s & StsyeE Co.
Us COMMERCIAL
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchanre.


Nsx York, July ls-The stock market
Was again today in control OF the traders,
sra zs a result speculation was uncertain.
ard the great bulk OF business was IN the
IndustrsaIs which are at present the IA
xoritsS Of the professional element Spec
ulatsou was dull, and the first prices made
were generally below the closing figures
of last night. The early trading was al
most entirely In the Industrial group, and
a very heavy tone prevailed. prices selling
of sharply. Shorts soon began 10 cover.
ana the market came into better tone.
Directly after II O'Clock q drive was made
AGAINST Leather preferred. which resulted
in a loss OF IL per cent. The general mar
kee also sagged. but only fraction. Re-
fore the noon hour the pressure was re-
moved from Leather preferred and re-
cover-y OF II. was noted. but an attack on
Chicago Gas broke that stock seriously
and communicated the weakness TO the
entire list In the final dealings there was
some recovering in the Industrial group.
The railway list closed steady at apout
the lowest of the day, except New En-
gland. which recovered slightly.
Bonds were quiet, with higher prices rui-
ing near the close OF the late session.
when heavy sales OF the speculative issues
gave a weak tone 10 the closing. The
sales were sl.247,ooa. Utah Northern fives
sold at IS against IS, the last preceding
sale August s last Oregon Navigation
collateral trust fves receipts and South
ern Pacific Of Arizona firsts gained per
cent.
Government bonds-Ffrm.
State bonds-Dui-
Railroad bonds-Weak.
Financial.
Money on call easy at per cent: last
loan, I; closed, per cent. Prime mercau-
tile paper, SG3t Per cent.
Sterling exchange-Firm. with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 e1d4 gh.
for demand and s4ssG4Ss for 90 day bills.
Posted rates, si.@ia4i.So and 81. eaa "a 81.
Silver certificates, S7ds7Sc. Commercial
bills. $i.Sla.
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Jobbing Quotations.

TIE following are the prices paid by re-
tail dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on cars. or the jobhing rates
quoted by wholesale dealers with ordi-
nary terms OF credit.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

honolulu and Australia
. e...-,@ra leave San Francisco Tor Homo
~, san,oss. Auckland. ". H.. and sgd
Nv 4 s. W. without Change.
sssranrahip Alameda. July =. 2 p. tn
Honolulu only. steamship AuarAi'a-
ATfuOs' a. GRAHAM AGENT. Starr
Poyd block, seattle ,
". Webster. Dist Agent. vancouver.
n. sprerksls A. Bros. Co. General
Agents, San Francisco.
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STEAMERS.

PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA ErEASt.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. 3. c.
s-oaau,l rsvsNnl. Tacoma. liiesAri 4:<saus
le:lsarn t.v q Seattle. 81 Arl s:oeans
l:&NpnlI4vt ~ PIT Tswns'd.l 81 ArlI :&5puy
4;Npni Ar no Victoria. ENlI1yl S.sopm
DAILY except Monday.
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qHE MARKET REPORT.

~RDCAsT FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Or. July 70. 1D6.
eusr: S.At1onary.
Il. g. PAGUE. Forecastee.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRrCUL.
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Ex&a+fse Is1fv le Ye1S
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STEAMER CRICKET.
sAattls and Everett Route.

Daily except sunday.
Saatfle. 1890 a. m. and AIS D. m.
iasv.s Everett, a. m. and 2. IN.
rare. ~ cents --,-z.. - .r,,L,t...
Makes stops az FIirrnonds enc Mgkli'.o'
- leaves Mai! dock Everett.
go - rATRISGTON. Managing Owner.
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rrfr, VANCOUVER ROUTF-A TRIP
go THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
steamer Utopia J; A o'Erien; Aaster-
- vunarr D. IN, Mondays and Thurs
49, So- Port Townsend. Anacort-s. Fair
ser \ eys W-hatcoEn. Elaine ana Friday
ara Vancouver, arriving Van
1880 4 - m. following day
CO.,, co., - Rfafr~ 90. fare TO Vancouver 81
W. sur-her information apply to Yes
icrSs wharf
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Tine Gard II Eject Oct. .. 1884
eeasfl.. Everett ard whascorn route
safe OF Warrington ieaycs Seattle daily.
s~@ent Saturday, ct 20 p. m.
Geartl~ and La Conner soilsc-Fatrbayen
yesyes Seattle daily. except Sunday. a.
Ts,spaone ~. f<9au Yssssr Dock.
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FOR ALASKA.

FOR ALASKA.
STEAMER CHTLKAT
Leaves June LIST, Making Two Trips 4
Month.
For freight and passenger rates inquire
OF
E. r. GAME,
Railroad avenue. foot of Spring street.
Telephone 7oS.
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7zz77S--7 Job6lagl-sesttie savOn. IS, =:
,osS xsSs; E.lectric. -. il. tsS, "a,
C,nners s Co, Dora. lNs' "a .1s,,' 49,,
N a. q - los Stsa; Proctor & Gam
-, y,e,rV-. sas. SIS. less. s.: CASTLE.
,,,,s,. tFsFf0sc per pound
-, -. d chsings chewing. CHI
- - tx plugs, per IL. 49, ls-o4s a..
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EVERETT RoUTE-STR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle s.i5 "a m. 1880 q. m.
l:S0 p. m. Leaves Everett a. m. p m.
n. m. -. -
Sundays-Leaves Seattle II a. m Leaves
Everett y. m.
ESre-Stngle trip. TIC; round trip, IT'S.
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
honnish.
IAnding-Colman dock. foot OF Marion
sEATrIE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Claud Troup. Pres. +. w. Goodhue. S'y.
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STEAMER sEHoAn

STEAMER sEHoArn
Betwesn Seattle end vceoria, B. G.
10 rnIrvI .sSeattle ..,...lAr pm
q m I4v) PIT Townsend. :. Aric:so . m
miAri.......v Victoria .....ILH "a m
sDasly except Sunday.
These steamers furnish nrse-olass &C,
commodatsons. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leave from Yesler wharfs
Seattle.
For rates. etc. inquire Of
s. @. YERKES.
Yesier Wharf. Seattle.
L. A. NADFAU
General Agent. ~. l.. x. r.. Seattle.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
8. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTEOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave Arrive
OLYMPIA at $40 a mlTacoana at. 80 m
Tacoma at 10 90 a IN Seattle at. .12.D0 IN
Seattle at. 90 p m Tacoma at. $50 p m
Tacoma az =. $3.50 y IN Olympia at $50 y IN
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Lave Arrive.
Seattle 49,. 7 80 a m Tacoma 49,. $50 m
Tacorna 80. 10 90 a IN Olympia 100 p m
Olympia -. 600 m Tacofna 49,. 800 p ia
Tacoma 49,. $50 p m seattle 49,. 1.O n
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma, %
cents. Landing at Seattle. City dock.
foot OF Main street.
LILLY. BOGARDUS & CO. Agents,
City Dock. Telephone So.
Capt. l.. Wiley, Manager.
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II 8. DRY DOCK, PORT ORCHARD
AND SIDNEY ROUTE.
Three round trips daily.
STEAMER DELTA
leaves Sidney s;f5 and II 30 a m and 6:31
~ m Leaves Seattle a m. and and .
= n, from Harrington a. Smiths wharf
Ealing al all way ports: goes through To
Anderson's landing at - m.
D. TROUTMAN. Master.
A C. L.. BERRY. Agent.
Telephone $50.
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Hops-ss5Sc pcr pound.
Financial.

Silver hers. - GS7ss ORA ftS-ssrh. -,
Mex. dol. .5s1 - Telegraph
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x-,yrprT~T AND sNOHMOIsH ROUTE
EN STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central whsr, Jay q. go
-, "wednesday and sunday nights, cali
cSp- - Ean0nds Everett. Aarysyilie.
IIn.owea and snohon.sh. Ketsrning leave
Snonosa. Connecting at Snohomish with
up river GEORGE J. WILEY. Agent
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Seattle. July Is, 1895.
Exchanges a. Seattle. Tacoma and PORT
lind clearing houses today were:
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAM FIR WILLAPA.
Captain George Roberts.
leaving Seattle for Alaska July p and
every Is days thereafter.
FSyr freight a nd paSsen ger rates apply %
J. G. CARROLL Agent.
ecnwzbacner Dock. Tel g.
CFFAs r. PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle. -.----4---... !
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Observations taken at all stations n 3
: m, 18th meridian time 6 .. m. Pacific
ame), GEORGE ". SALISBURY.
Oberserver In ChargA
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Daily Except Sunday.
Tne Fast and Conrnodicas stean~
GEN. CANDY
= ~ay-eH sidney az s.ia Q. IA. Iesvss see TIE
a. o m. from Central "A&ff- ISIS
phone sl3.