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Passengers on the Walia WaIla.

The teamer Walia Walla left San Fran
cisco Friday with the following named
passengers:
For Vioborda-R. Waller. p Malz. NJ.
LOWS and Wife A h. Munro. j. A
Thnmpson. w. c. McDougHll Mrs S.
Il. Rogers and two daughters, Miss M
Stewart, Mrs. Taylor J.. Jackson. Dr.
Brown. f. III. Grcaame.
For Seaittle--G. l.. H1wohingx wife end
two tialgilsc-ts. w. S. Harlan. Miss Gala
Cher. Mrs. Gallagher, II. kirkpatrick and
wife. Mass o. Brown, IL. II. F'oy, r. w
Klusaleg1berg. john NcCary Mr.. Donner
Mss HAi. Mrs. England, Mrs r. Durrlest,
a. Rosanp1ld. wife and son. Mrs Hook
James Dsckey. Mrs. T. NJ. Smith, A.
Liscy, Mrs. ". West and two children
Aikss A. A. Fisher. Miss l.. f Hammond
c. Holden. G. ". Lewis. Mrs Q. w, Peter
son and daughter.
For Tacoena-3iisss A. Barley. Mrs s.
McAIltllen, Miss l.. StanieiEh, II. u. Holt,
J. c.. Hall. W. +. Dent. w. 2. Grfgsby
l.. l.. Volan. 6. r L47tlefield. Miss NJ T.
Robertson, Miss +. II. Robertson. ]. r.
Knowlaupi and wife, Norman Parker.
MISS lay. Miss L. Lay. Miss AmeSbury
Mrs Trott, s .. Whttoomb, wife and
child G.. +. Martin. l.. B. Cornue and
Wife Ida Purse.
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determination OF the seals.

Washington City, June 4.-capt. Hoop
er. in command OF the cutter feet in Be-
ring sea, has reported - the treasury de-
partment that his observations south OF
Unaiaska convince him that the seal
herds moving north are far less numer-
Gus than formerly. The scarcity is believed
TO be due entirely 10 the indiseriminate
slaughter of the last tso ~ three years.
While patroiing the c;orth Pacific. Capt.
Hooper boarded and searched Il number
OF seaiers, both Canadian and American.
but there was no evidence CT unlawful
killing. hence they were allowed 10 pro-
coed. II is very probable that the max
imum catch of the North American Com
mercial Company will be materially re-
duced, even from last year. when 1t
reached only about 1900 skins.
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Financial.
Silver hars .esTsG6I lDrafts-S3gsit 49,. 9,
Mexican dol .5Si4675s Telegraph .......5
Mining ~tock-
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

New York, June 1.-THE share specu-
'auon was unsettled today. and the market
was less animated than during the past
Few days. As result Of the trading. how
'ter prices in tho main show gains. and
zoe notable losses recorded on the day ;
transactions are IN the specialues. The
market opened fairly active. and the early
"fAhneS were IT lower figures. but the
only loss above fraction was in General
Electric. which broke Ia per cent. on the
report that the Manhattan Elevated Com
pehy had contracted with the Ncsting-
House t7'nn3Ny for an electrical equip
neht- on denial this was fully recovered.
re hesvncss OF the general market soon
e~.e way - strength under the influence
~ ioo@t e'iA 'rc, ANA at II o'clock an i'm
I'o'eneot had been re-established OF Ia
Per cent, the latter in Manhattan. Chi
NaSp t2S. Minneapolis & 81. Louis first
PFeier-cd. 2l3 SuSQuehana e Western
preferred. During the next hour specula-
"eh VAS weak on realizing sales, Tobacco
Suing of o per cent. Manhattan -. Bay
sl2fe Gas -i< sugar ~. Chicago Gas II.
.,'s1l4..ng ami Pacific Mail IL. About noon
we market stostied itself. and toward
cieck prices resumed the upward course.
rAilv being made Of ! rer cent in Man
o~'tah, Pacific Mail and Toledo & Ohio
Nee'ral. "a IN SUrsr. - in Chicago Gas.
END 4 in Tobacco. Speculation again be-
zane unsettled IN the last hour 81 bust
hsss the ma~ket clos4mv irregular and I'M
settled
The oor3 magke, ruled active and hrm-
sales were Sea-s ooo
'iovernn ent hcuds-Firn.
Stafe heN3s-DuII
Railroad honis-Firm.
Financial.
NooeY on can easy. - Per cent. Prime
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL DUIER.


William Kennedy. Port Gambia
J. r. Sharp, Ellensburg.
b. a. McCord. San Francisco
V. A. PIssy, Ye~ler.
Pat Mccoy, Edison.
A. Fraser, Por. Bhakeley.
j. s. Rankin. Auburn.
+. Bainbrfdge, Toronto.
Fred Bagweil, Toit
Mrs. Jennie Smith, Washington. Ia
Byron E Young, Tacoma
Clara C>urTer, La Conner.
T. Z. Marks, Snohognissl.
G.. r. Stirson, Ss1ohorntssh.
j. ID. Hayes. Wickef-slarn.
Fred Graham. Avon.
j. r. Rush, Avon.
ID. H. Hgu. HsroisTAoTt.
John Hood. Madfoad. Or.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
Capt. Hatch. Olympia
c. L. Ha-ndboon. Cincinnati
y B. Holbrook, Portland.
y. NJ Singleton. Portland.
F. J. Keerce. san francisco.
r. w. Sheffield. Spokane.
Mrs Sheffield. spokane
A u. AfssEI1eTsley, Trover, IND.
a dam Russell. 81. Paul.
Mrs. Russell and children. 81. Paul
c. T.. I.alsort aalre. Mount Vernon
W. TtFrpsan, Yale. 3. G.
II II Rubin, Yale. b. G.
c. II Jewell. Saginaw.
J. park Mcpherson. Seattle.
A w Bell. Scotland.
J. r. Ia F'oIre.se. San Francisco.
r. NJ Brown, New York.
II. 8. R-nxffoYsi New York.
Mrs. j. r. Eston. Ashland. y. c.
Byron Wylfe. Tacoma
A b Tayaor, Tacoma
". II Mixer. Tacoma.
Capt. Z j. Rathbons. Portland
HOTEL BUTLER.
J. ". Casey, PORTLAND.
II. 3 Conner. la Conner.
] Storey. New Wes,Enans.e-.
". 8. McCauley walta Walla-
Y. c. BlaIcck. Wara W AHA.
J. II Yates. Port Ga-El5.e.
y. Or11u1s1te, TasSoEna.
". I. BLOOD. San Francisco
c. n, Nesleggre. Portland
Mes Nelson Portland.
Alex ReTs. San Francisco.
c. W. Stewart. sumner
c. A Chamber, Portland,
d. NJ Woodbury., Aracor'tsss
A. wasSsoE1 Pog's hJE71serst-
". NJ Harvey, Tacoma
A z Young. Iscorna-
" n. woodruff. Tacoma.
r. Snyder. Harrisburg. Ia
n. X. Pea~eii, DAYTON.
~ SEYl,esT.ag-k. san Francisco.
= P,wSsH. San Francisco.
] n. Irvine. Stanwoos1.
= r WhEco-nb. NAMES,
" :. Jameson. Port Gamble
Cv9ariess Baob. Portland
q FNer4us1-e. Portland
4 PeraEsxIl. fNoT' sszAi-
w. F. Nsets1Trnz45k' Iorusnd.
r 7 sar1z-soTsi, Fs1r--leaEl[
G. Dawey. Por--la lard
q C,sFnrs5e11. por~lavsA
II FNf-sEo. FsszI sszlti
= RsErlfSeTl. k'oTe94flsi
7 AssfesrSofl. seo--lskslG
w. A. I,~ge-, FNS-.lanfl.
n T5.gh,y1yYYb saYsi wife. SsE Franc zco.
Tlagah NOD
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Total Sales.

Total Sales.
The total sales of stocks To-Day were
s,as Gal shares including; American
Ca 4,,700; American Tobacco. 1850.
burlington. 1900: Chicago Gas. oS.sn:
DistIliing. 1900: General Electric s,S"'
Manhattan, S,ooa; New fork ~ ~ En-
Gland 900: y. !. & a x w. preferred
q eon. 81 Paul. 1880; Southern Pacific,
: 500 tennessee Coal & Iron. 1900. Wa
hash preferred. 1900. Western Union
$500.
Flour.
x-,o,,r- Receipts. is. 100 barrels; exports.
. snn barrels: sales. 1880 packages. Mar
LAT dull and lover. dlfficuh 10 quote o"-
inw 20 an absence Of demand. rye hour
Quiet: sales, $50 barrels.
Wheat.
vheat-ReceIpts. SSao bushels exports,
none. sales. s.eso,eEo bushels futures. II
Va store and elevator. Sizc delivered;
-, hard sls,e delivered. options were
-, au dsy under long selling and fav-
49, .,.,r news. closed 11sc net loss:
-. lime closed sec: July, - lisa
., a-te,. closed saze; August. Si.saaltc;
s,csad So7sc; September. 81 7-fs9Ni9c.
clcsed sli4c; December S4Si l-lec'
closed Sc.
Hops-nulL
Wool.
wooi-Firm: donieStic HVVVe' iVS-S~-'
pulled. isg2fc'
Metals
pig irNor-FtrTn.
- STEADY: exchange price. Sio.50.
"a strong: exchange price $.@
TYn-Rarely steady. straits, Sii' plates
snel,er-Quiet: domestic. $50
CoISee.
Cone~-Options closed barely steady az
100, ,,o,nts net decline March. Sl4 "a
"a a.: Jviy.sl44s: August. At5o: September.
"a 40G's 81: October, slA&Hliee; D"cem-
Der. SAC. Spot conee-H'o' quiet NO.
T. 15ssc.
Sugar.
Sura--Raw. steady: centrifugal. = test.
5-isc. refined. steady.
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Easier: closed. l.9s bid.
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duces 70 take fl But in the past few says
MI Campbell has agthorifatively ar
nounced that for financial reasons he is
indlsroSed 70 make such fight as viii in
eytsahiy be called for in Ohio this fall II
Is well known that Mr.. Sorg IS the first
choice OF Mr. Campbell
Sorg was srsf elected 90 congress 20 FL
vacancy. He was reelected last fan.
He arrived from the West az q late hour.
and IL is said upon good authority that he
has consented TO take the nomination IL
Is understood that Sorx viii be favorable
70 Brice's election 20 the senate 70 succeed
himself
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The New Queen Anne school,

A meeting of fourteen citizens residing
on Queen Anne hill was held yesterday
morning at the office Of the board of edu-
cation to have a preliminary discussion
of the plans for the proposed schoolhouse
Twelve of those present signified their de-
sire to accept the plans submitted by
Architect Alexander. The plans call for
a building of six rooms. 20 cost about
N75l1
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soRG FOR GOVERNOR.
Ohio Goldbugs Favor the millionaire
Tobacco Manufacturer.

IObAt't'O ftAn uIaCf0rer.
New York. June H.-ConEressman Paul
: SorS VIII be the next Democratic candf-
date for governor OF Ohio. II was so de-
ciaed At a conference Of Ohio Democratic
politicians at the Waldorf hotel last night.
Senator Calvin s. Price was the foremost
figure at the conference. Henry :. Roll.
who IS Senator B-ice's chief lieutenant in
the Buckeye state, erstwhile chairman OF
the Ohio Democratic state committee and
at present United States marshal OF the
Southern district OF Ohio. assisted IN COM
pIefing the arrangements
Friends Of Ex-Governor Campbell have
been insisting On his entering the race.
and there is little question that he could
have the nomination Il he could be in
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dency n favor Of stisi tower prices. ceciin-
ing 20 T-Asa--z1c- Liverpool sent higher
Quotations. ard the best in Paris ~esc
slightly higher Very little cash business
was reported here, sn1 New York ,aIea
70 find evidence OF any demand 20 SPEAK
% from abroad The loss Tor the Gay was
fz4c Per tssxtsi
Corn was chiefly governed By the nueta-
ations II wheat July closed WORTH SFec
against SIC yesterday. The market for oats
was easy throughout, due largely 70 - m
rathy with wheat and corn. July closed &c
loser.
ProvSsionx-The market scarcely varied
In prscs during the session. pork. lard ana
RIBS closing practically unchanged
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Juns. TIC: July, The
Corn-June. CSC: July. 50isc.
Oats-Jure. --@c: July, SIS @ssc-
Pork-June sfz -: July. 81. 81
Lsr6-June SsT; July, = 8 bid.
Rihs-June, 80: July. S.g7gssa
PyeEc
Barley-No. Sc
Fiex-sfc
Tirothy-Es
Live stock.
The cattle market was steady: steers, g
Us; cows and bulls 81 WG545 Texans,
8. lo9~ g.
Hogs were inactive and SC higher; COM
mon 20 choice heavy. s4-Ed45; mixed.
%SG4s5: Light. 81 5T48
sheep-Receipts heavy While inferior
10 common sheep were selling al sl--a J..
and a better class at g. 1lS.sa. the Few
choice heavy lots were In demand for ex-
port at s.. Tsn45o: clipped lambs were ac-
tive at s3.5o1ls.75; spring lambs, st-5eGsS. On
Wednesday a flock Of l.l5s head of l0s
pound Oregon sheep found buyer at
8 12is
Receipts-Cattie, 4.5oo: calves. 80; hogs.
- .0s. sheep. 100
FOREIGN MARKETS.
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bs1~t-s cIchange-Firrn. with actual
20 -. ~ bankers. bills az 81 So. ~ s-s..
1or demand. and 81 g. ~ g. e. :, So.
As5ls0as74. ''''''eFs'@A oaiis.
SILVER certificates. s-ske
Bank Giearsnce~.
So. ,a TSNslg liable. cnrrspsless By Brus-
= ss1os1s the sreas Co.. 49, - -.
- efsezs ard she y~rrr4ra~s ~ r
60 n.esressas. as compared VITA tsss
S1-rg week Easst year.
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LrNGHAN LINE
OF Steamers and Clipper ships.

Puget Sound dzres,t 90 pelagoa Eay. car
rytng goods at through rates from ceg-
tiers feeding the Northern Pacific railway
ana companies affiliated thereto. Via
Puget Sound TO nelagusA Bay, and thence
ny the Netherlands railway OF the South
African republic 20 Pretoria and johann
1eSburg.
Following the steamship Beitassoe. and
10 sail about May ., the fne steamship
Solve!g. OF 5, $50 tons. from Puget Sound
port RlakeleyN. TO be followed by other
steamers and sailing clippers from this
or other ports on Puget Sound. For
terms apply 10:
Port Blakeley NH Co, Port Biakeley.
Wash.
Northern Pacific railway. Tacoma and
Seattle.
NJ B. Magnesen. ses Front street. San
Francisco.
p r. Iinghazn. Delagoa Bay.
O.. r. Neame q Co. general English
agents. 81 Gracechurch street. London.
r. C
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. June 1.-THE business O. the
an wheat commenced with smother ex-
,,ysssior Of the hearish sentiments % the
crowd. The crop reports in circulation
were OF a more favorable character ths
have been current % late regarding the
,rohahle WELD Of wheat Some % these
,erorts mentioned probable returns OF -
bushels per acre. The opening price Tor
yuiv was from 7S3sagssec, Win We -
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Rread@tuff- and Grains

San Francisco, June 14-Fiour-Family
extras. s3.50a3.eo: bakers extras. s3.4oG
40; superhne. $2.35a26o per barrel.
wheat-No. l shipping. SOC new, and
saze old; milling. a7lxc4gI per GENITAL.
Barley-Feed. fair to good. 57iz460c.
choice, 6oc
oats-Milling. .L05a1.l5 surprise. N.l01
liz: fancy feed. $l.0slsaf07ia: good to
eAolce. 95cdH: fair to good. 9olf95c; poor
to fair. sT2a9oc: black. nominal; gray.
sEsq97isc.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring. years fleece. San Joa-
ouIn. per pound. 6q6i2c; six to eight
months DO 5GfSc. six to eight months Cal
averas and foothill, 60Sc; do defective, ia
e.; northern good to choice. 9Ql2c: do de-
tective. 74ac: Nevada spring. light and
ehoice, sfl0c: heavy. sac.
li0ps-iq6c per pound.
Produce.
Buttar-Crcamery. fancy. 1ii2dlshc per
pound. good 10 choice. foisuilc: medium
grades. sisdloc: store butter. &c.
cheese-Fancy mild. new. sd6lsc: com
mon 70 good. iQ5c Young America, SAFE.
Eastern. uHll2izc; Western, 64sc.
Eggs-Duck eggs. 15til1c per dozen;
store eggs. l5api6c; ranch eggs. bGisc. and
occasionally lee per dozen.
Potatoes fairbanks quotable at s0T75c:
Peerless 400G5c: new potatoes In sacks.
49a50c: new Early Rose in boxes. 40G75c:
Oregon Burhanks. 65u75c per Genital.
Onions-Onions are steady. new reds.
eoaSoc per GENITAL: silverskins. 756l90c.
poultry-Fryers, $5M6, broilers, large.
S5A4i: small. S15OQ2.50
Receipts Flour quarter sacks. 1854:
wheat. centals, 95s; barley. centais. 1881;
oats eentsls ST; potatoes, sacks, 1.26i:
onions. sacks 81. hay. tons. AL
Closing Quotations.
Nheat-Active and weaker; December.
Neia,
Barlcv-Quiet; December, e35sc.
Corn-Si05
Rran-$li5o.
Financial.
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More Iron Wages Increased

Birmingham. Ala, June 1.-THE en-
ployes of the Howard Harrison Iron Com
pany. at Bessemer, the largest iron pipe
manufacturers in the South, have been
given notice that on the 18th inst. an adj
vance OF 10 per cent. in wages would be
made. More than 1000 men are affected.
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The NcGaurhey Jury Complete,

San Francisco. June 1.-THE jurors for
the trial OF j. y. l.. McGaughey, charged
with the murder of DIR. j. E. Plouf. have
been accepted. and the trial Will commence
on Monday,
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Portland clearing houses today were:
Clearances. Balances.
essasea ............ STA 3si o. SO. 0s4 81
psfriand .......... 1S4 100 % 4su7f 90
The strawberry market continues firm
NTH ne supply ssrrne what scarce on West
rrset. The interest tn local commodities
ceYsferss sqsf4reiy IN this one product A
rpors healthy tendency e. evident in both
aranraee Of the business, grv.ers and
dealers. esspe<iall the former. With bet
Ter pscas and an lncreasei acreage the
tereat rs likely TO figure Quite
extensively 81 the general rroSper-
gfy OF this section. The third car.
on berries went East yesterday. and some
OF them are consigned 10 North Dakota
poifstz. while the bulk viii go Ito St Paul
The local market remains firm al 81 %
wssn latfle prospect for a reduction. Be=-
rseu are not scarce but tho market Is SO
constantly rel eyed by shipments that the
stock is quickly turned.
isecssts.erTaes are finding a ready sale at
g. California cherries are coming an by
express. and are selling for 1926 for the
best.
Oranges are slow at 81 bo9oi Is for seed
l!nss and S2lp2 80 for the superior kinds
In dried traits pranss are quoted at 2islD
s.. apples 6Q7c and peaches about the
sane.
Native cabbage II scarce and In demand
az likGiqAc. CucinnlOers have dropped 10
1sasec a dozen. Very fine peas ara "a the
market al &C, the price being on the de-
cline. New potatoes are expected within
q week from the local growers.
Eggs continue firm, but the demand Is
slightly weaker.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

london. June N.-Siiver. - SID. Con-
soils, los 7-is. Rate OF interest Bank OF
England. per cent.
New York. June 1.-THE Evening Posts
London cablegram says: The stock mar
kets were irregular today. The hrmest
stocks were gilt-edged Americans and
mines. consols were 1nSlz. Kaffirs are
booming on Paris buying. Rothschilds
still buying gold, IL is believed TO use
chiefly for Chile. The floating of the
China loan in Paris may take gold from
here 10 Paris.
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VICTORIA RoUTE.

S4E<AsFtf<f~ tAOEfi1A<aAss
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria AMI
Port Townsend daily. except SUNDAY, At
liza %. m, returning. leaves Victoria ?
a m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way points daily, except
sunday, az 7 a. m Sunday. direct. A. ,
Townsend a. ?. m. Telephone 5ie.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland, June 1t-Wheat-walla WAL
"a, 5la5lIAc; Valley. 52c per Ibushel.
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National Mexican Ran3 concert. NaeF-
son Park Theater. Sunday afternoon ana
evening.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
,rS,s card IN Effect Oct. .. IDA

s,,a.+7a y.ve-ett ard Wha.ron rosfe-
e. - y1aublnzson leaves Seattle daLy,
s,eent SATURDAY. at 10 p m
Sasrfla and la Conner route 81 aj .1s
leaves Seattle daily sAcep% 0as' az
q ~ ~ Yesier Dock.
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National Mexican Band concert. Aadi-
son park Theater. Sunday afternoon and
evening.
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Breadstufrs ana Grains.

Liverpool, June H.-Wheat-Spot,
steady: demand poor; No, ?. red winter.
IS 10d; No. ?. red spring, stocks exhaust
ed. No. /. hard Manitoba, SIS 4d No. l.
California. IS Cd. Futures closed steady
and unchanged TO I'D higher: June. IS
gid: July. S. SD: August IS 10I9d: Sep
TENDER. IS 1os.d: October, as lid: Novem-
Der, IS lli4d.
Corn-Spot. quiet; American mixed, new.
A. Sid. Futures closed steady. June. Is
81; July. Is sid: August. Is 52.d; Septem-
Der Is cad; October. is nd. November.
Is I'D.
Flour-Ftrm; demand fair: st. Louis
fancy winter. SIS.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. E.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland, Or. June H. 1zE.
esovsrs; stationary
DEPARTMENT OF AGRrCCLr
TuYF. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Sea:tie. June Il 1865.
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STEAMERS.

TO ALASKA
And the Yukon River Gold Ffelds-Str.
Excelsior will leave Seattle about July
Miners and others en- route TO the gold
fields Will be transferred at ST Machaeis
island TO the North American Tr1nspoT1ta-
ton and Trading Co.'S steamer Il. u.
Weare, which viii land passengers az all
points on the Yukon river below Fort
Cudal1y.
For rates OF passage address
J. G.. CARROLL. Agent,
schwabacher Wharf. Seattle. Wash.
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BANKS.

PEOPLES SAVINGS RANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.
CAPITAL go. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500 90
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob FHrth.................... President
Arthur A. Denny Vice President
Jonn Leary. 800. Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. .Man'gr. CSsh'r. Sec'y
FRANK l. Blo3gett. ....... Assistant Cashier
SigTnund Schwahacher, John Collins,
E. c. Neufelder, +. W. Wilmans.
Transacts a saving bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 TO SO eoa.
Interest allowed per annum. Six per
cent on term deposits. per cent on or
binary deposits
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM-
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

r,,r,,uSurp cry OF KINGSTON.
e.naarn1 vi Xii Tacoma. 10, Ar t;taEn
"a ,ssar,l I.vl 81 Seattle. ssAri s1am
is0pnlIvl III PIT Tswns S'hi ss sDglIs
.Dapy except Monday.
c.aaue- leaves Yeslcr wharf. Seattle;
For rates and Other Y X = ~ e
l. - ye~ler ave ami FROM ST.. seottls.
n yFRKFS. Agent. Yesler wharf.
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MJLTNOMAiI.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
OLYMPIA at. SEQ a N Tacoma at. $50 a m
Tacoma at t0:oo a NJ Seattle at. Zoo m
Seattle at. % n ia Tacoma Al. SEQ IN
Tacoma ar. $50 p IN Olympia al. $50 y IN
CITY or ABERDEEN
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Arrive.
Seattle go. T:S0 a m Tacoma $50 a m
Tacoma .1o:oo a III Olympia 90 p m
Olympia .... 20 m Tacoma hsee m
Tacoma ..... $50 p IN Seattle -. 40 p ~
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. %
cents. Landing at Seattle. CITY dock.
foot OF Main street.
CRY DOCK CO, Agents.
Cant. L. Wiley. Manager. Telephone ~.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WItI.APA.
Captain George Roberts.
Leaving Seattle for Alaska June 10 and
June . and every "a daye thereefter.
FIR freight and passenger rates ap,iy 70
]. q. CARROLL Agent.
Scswabas.h~r Deck. Tel e.
CffAS. =. PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle.
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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 tpasssngers re-
ce.vad on board at Z a. ND June :, !. l..
IL 80 ard q. =
FOR Alaska-- June I. IL. q and Il at
a. m. .r,..sz "a
From San Francisco for Victoria ara
r,,gs4 sos,nd norris AZ a. an, June 4, 3.
IL ~. "A and -
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OLYMPIA TACOMA AND SEATTLE
BOAT.

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGToN ROUTE.
Steamer A X. Robinson, carrying U. s.
mail. leaves city dock, foot OF Main ~
a. s.sO A. M, arrives at Sidney at lo:i5 A
m arrives at Silverdale al ~ IN. Leav .
Silverdale at 12.i5 p. m; leaves Sidney on
return a. 2 y. IN. Fare 20 Port Orchard
roinfs &c Daily except Sundays z
x Robinson, master. Lilly. Bogarfus q
Co. agents. Telephone $50. Steamer open
for charter on Sunday.