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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL DIL.LER.


MISS lose Thfbert. Avon.
Miss Agnes ThtoeTt. Avon.
j Fouqui L. :. = Moilican.
r. NJ. Smith. Pryallup.
s. Ryes'r. Esilson.
L. -. klmhs4l. Mount NeruoSA-
g. II. Miller, Stfsp.
II. r. CS1eriu. Maple Valley.
n. ii. LLOYD Vsotoraa.
" is Aiisi3e-C 'hrastlnss Ntoior1A-
Miss Ella McAgto-o. AtcnoraA-
q. II. Blitz. Victoria
Mrs. p. h. Ratz, Victoria.
]. Pearson Smith. N-cacgkA-
J. {. Colviu. AuAurn-
4 n. Ma1hney MQSher.
Airs. - W. However. Blatnc-
Ma Nlt.Hn. Everett
7. McCroW. Sncaonssh.
HOTEL BUTLER.
J. Il. Nhalen. san Francisco.
w. A Downs. NancrIVeT-
Mrs. = ii. Evans. - Louis,
+ ". C'rusby. mellow.
A. II. CiamA. Nelsow.
= j. 4iuschtnEs. san Francisco
J :. Af.s1M ulasSsl. kocits haFtssr.
f. l.. Sawyer. Mu4srSss,
y W. Hawkins Ses~ttc.
Z 2. dfaslgatuaaIA S1a gvaslSaSca-
a J. kollan. New York.
=. 4. Chandler. S.as' ,r'rAncssSo.
H. II HNrSlAe. tsorga3Es1.
Airs. L. Fl H8riis Portland
y. r. Kelly. seats
] krsaard. Portland
Mrs. J. kenuarNi. fAoItt1s.t-
~ y NoftERur. Friday ltSrocT-
4 Vaa Burn. Huron, " -
Mrs 4, Van Burn. itNron, WIS.
q ". Curran. 81 Louis
HOTEL NORTHERN.
y A. Ptaaiisos,, Tseoula-
T. HAYWARD. Iacofla.
- Hack man. View ora
- X. Terry. New York
4 SahF4nS. Mount es-r2c1s
a. Il. Walter. Pullman.
y X Massey. Springfield.
I y jackson. MAwslfks~-
~, Tesssss.stg NlnE1sSt EsasLs-
= y. sNebh. Chicago.
l. e Tsaaya-. tsyeTsNEs
N-s -fssl.ss-eT, k.vere-t.
-. s~f-l rytsatCs'1. Mount NssrTzssf-
- AfSr,.ss4ss asss IsoorS-lle. Liverpool
Al KrsEzarsf faaScp1-
4. WRgarty. Sgi,esaSasis-sFl.
4 r EsAns.ans e'sssieA5i@-
" : CasTE- F1ccEfizs.
] Ra.ss1r. T&ccsis<s
! t3a-ratt rsss. SSa-tsss
" 4Esxrlf1s. SEA lie.
- y Ava sssr. L. :. Navy.
~ Ea,sf-lssn. ssz18 k'TszrlcAssScs
i eS.sva7 %ew YORK
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
RreadStufr- and Grains.

san Francisco. July ls-Frour-Far,ilv
extras, 81. 50eT3. 50; bakers extras. s.. s0Tp
$50 superfine. s2-s59I2.se per barrel.
Wheat-No. / shipping sss.c for No and
soc for choice; milling wheat. 97l9csIN per
Genital
Barlsy-Fses, fair 10 good. soc: choice.
6s@.c: brewing. s5taai2fzc.
oats-MilDng. siNl.oo per Genital: Sur
prise. siatI0. fancy feed. s5c7H: good
TO choice. STlkafs0c; poor 70 fair. Sp9S2Isc.
black. nominal; gray. Soas5c per GENITAL.
Flour-Quarter sacks. 1852; wheat, cen
tails. - as; bar.ey, centais. 2,oSo: corn. cen
tails. al: potatoes. sacks. Z594: onions
sacks. ~: bran. sacks. 3. 30; middIinez
sacks. I.Ss6; hay. tons. e5l; WOOL. bales,
80. wine. gallons. $3.50
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Easy: December. ass4c; new SCI
le-. s5ls. May. s.o5's.
Hariey-F,asy; December. 6si4c.
Corn-Si 70.
Brau-Slsso
Wool and Hops.
wool-SpriHg. years fleece. San Joa-
r,tin. 6a6tsc. SIX 20 eight moutaS. San
faaquiu. eaSc. SIX 20 eight months Gaia
veras and foothtli. free, sQloc; SIX TO e.ght
months CAiaVcra< aGd foothNf 9efae-
tive SIS: northern. good 20 cho'ce. ~
ist.c: northern. detective. SN1e>: Nevada
spring. light and choice. sQuc; heavy. So
s..
Hops-4Gso per pound.
Produce.
Green app]es. 5000; rcd apples. 75cg
s. = raspberTies. t2-5o15; common straw
berries. S2.&&250.
Green corn. S5c8Sl = sack: green peas
e02syo: string beans. IizG21zc
Wild ducks. S92s4; young ROSTERS. 3 50fs
$50. fryers. St-5oas: large ROSTERS. Ss7a .
New red onions 6fs4 slAc.
Patatoes-Early Rose, e.; Burhanks
CO. 81.
Butter. fancy creamery batter. Ists9lse.
seconds. l4isal5c; fancy dairy, ISaI4c;
choice. U81sc.
Fancy mild new cheese. 48sIc: East
eru. ISd lt33c.
Store eggs, i-t.1isc; ranch. IGlsc.
Financial.
silver barr. .es7s 9sg's prafts-slgat ~
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COUNTY NOTICE.

COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICES.
attic, Wash. July IL, 1895.
on and after July l. / will pay on pre-
sentation all outstanding warrants drawn
on the city of Seattle school district
No. /.
No interest will be paid on said war
rants after July IL.
Dated at Seattle, Wash, July II, 1895.
JOHN W. MAPLE.
King County Treasurer.
BY p. p. PADDEN. Deputy.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle 40 fol-
lows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria at 3 a. IN. tpassengers re-
ceived on board at a. mo- July Z z. 10.
H. q ard q.
For Alaskar-Jufy s. IL e and n at , a.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at a. m, july .. y.
H. 10 q and p.
Tickets may be obtained at the ONCE OF
the company At Ocean DOCK Seattle.
>"~ SsOoDAI.I.. PERKINS a CO..
General Agents. San Francisco.
J.r. TROwBRIDGE. Act r. 3. sups..
Seattle.
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The Weather.

San Francisco, July 1.-THE tempera-
ture rose today over the greater portion
OF the Pacific slope, the rise being great
est at Fresno and Sacramento The area
OF high baromefric pressure continues
central of the Washington coast, and the
area OF low pressure is gradually movirE
southeastward. yet continues In Eastern
Montana The conditions as they exist
tonight are those which produce fair
weather and warmer. except along the
coast. where stationary temperature and
more or less fog prevails. The weather
is clear. with west to northwest winds.
except from San Francisco northv~rd,
where cloudy or foggy weather prevails.
For Western Washington and Western
Oregon. fair, slightly cooler. west TO
north winds.
For Eastern Washington and Eastern
Oregon. fair weather nearly stationary
temperature. west TO north winds.
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Total Sales.
Total sales OF stocks today Nere i5.3 900
shares including: American Sugar. a.
90; Atehison. 400; Burlington. $3.50; Chi
caeo Gas, 1000; Dtstilling. S. 500: Kansas
e. Texas ptd 1900: Reading. $500; St.
Paul, s.a0o. Tennessee Coal. 1870; United
States Leather 2200; United states pfd.
400; United States Rubber. $500: Wheel
Ing. $3.50.
Flour-Reeeipts. 1850 barrels: exports
$500 barrels: sales. 3.0ro packages. Neg
lected and rather weak. City mill pat
ents. ss.70qiso, city mill clears. $ii59
AZ: Minnesota patents. S3.s5Q3.so; Min
nesota bakers. $3.50; winter patents.
s.. sG4.5o.
Wheat.
Wheat-Receipts. 1000 bushels: sales.
IL 90 bushels futures. 5000 bushels spot
Snot Inactive. No. 2 red store and sle-
vator. 7oasc aaoat: 5lSsc, {. o. b.; 7219c
afoat, No /. Northern, FAC. Options
rather quiet and demand irregular within
a small range. the tendency, however. be-
ing downward. owing TO weak foreign
selling fair Argentine shipments and less
disposition 10 credit the reports Of dam
age 10 spring wheat; closed SssIAc lower.
Julv closed. 1850; August closed, 7lise.
September. Il 5-l647ac, closed 1ssc: Oc-
to6er. T207essc. closed 721.c; December.
I8ia9T14i4c. ci0sta 49,.
Hops.
Hops-Quiet; Pacific coast, old. 39sc;
1ss4. 56ec.
Wool.
wool-Firn: domestic. 1s79oc; pulled.
s0aa4c. Northern. sledl4; Southern. sil.50
Ga.
Metals.
Coppsr-stroug; brokers' price, sio.75.
Ieaa-Strong. brokers' price. S9.fg4.
Pig ir0p-FlTu1-
Tin-Piatss dull
Coffee
C~eraa-Ortfons closed dull at IN
changed 20 70 points decline. September.
sf4. -: December. sl4 60 spot coffee-Rio
quiet. No. :. ISis. Mld-Quiet.
sugar.
SarAr-Rsw. steady; fair refining, 3Esc.
centrifugal. - test. Si4c- Refnea-Stsady;
No : f-isafzc; No. :. i5-ls9rsc: No
8 8 s-lsaRsc: No. ?. S7sss4 l-lsc; Mould a,
. Ii-lsa4zse: standard A. 5-ls7zisc: cut
leaf 5 f-is9slsc; crushed, 5 f-IsQSi&c:
powdered. 4s.85 1-lSc; granulated, 7-1sa
4%c-
Petroleum.
Pstro,eurl-Unifed closed si.S2 bid.
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ana on the regular session II sgail went
OF Its bull stilts by the cold smuggling OF
two or the bear operators Crop reports
were very conflicting, ranging from
stories OF sensational damage 10 prom
isss OF unusually big yields. While the
trade was hesitadng. Cudahy and Lynn
appeared TO be giving carte blanche 10
their brokers to sell September wheat.
Foreign markets we're firm. A private
oaolesram said great heat was prevail
Ing IN Russia and wet weather n France
was injuring The crops Of the latter coua-
try. Five minutes after the opening OF
the session wheat had appreciated TO
ssisc. After that the price tented down.
ward. and the lowest prices OF the day
were current about the close. September
closed 1s.c lower than IL opened.
May corn was not in sympathy with
the advance IN September wheat. which
was governed altogether by the efforts CT
the shorts 10 get our OF an awkward pre-
dicament. September rose :rreguiarly 70
tii4c and closed at ssisc, an advance of
sc for the day. There are some bad
reports sonifng m from the west regard
ing the ese-et of heat
Oass were very dun. with little stun 20
be had. and hardly enough orders 70
take up the few scatterings offered. Sep
TENDER closed unchanged
strong opening In provisions was fol-
lowed by drive at the market by the
interest which is selling short wheat corn,
oats. pork, lard. and ribs. Closing prices
compared with yesterday show declines
as follows: In pork. 1oe: lard. s;7c: ribs.
Sc.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Juiy. Sc: August. SAC.
Corn-Iuly, Sic: September, $40.
oats-Juiy, 23s.c: September, 2sRGcsSc
Pork-Juiy, S1l; September, sn .12i..
I.ari-July. go; Septmher, So. ~.
Rihs-July. $50. September. so
Rye-49Isc.
Barley-ac.
Flax@NS.
Timothy-s5.N.
Live stock.
Prices were steady throughout the lis..
common TO extra native steers being
quotable at s3.5eqs. and prices generally
closed about the same as last Saturday,
except for coarse heavy and grassy cat
tie, which have declined on an average 10
@i5c. Cow sales are mostly at $2n350: in
ferior canning lots selling for $l-5ll.7 IS.
Bulls sell anywhere from $i.7sdS.I5 and
veal calves are wanted at s. 2sa550 for
poor TO choice. Stockers and feeders are
more active at s.. 3G3.0.
Common to extra heavy hogs sold az
81 60af5. %: naked at 81 @l5.15. and light
weights at S4Sd5.l5. Sales were largely
at s5g5.l0. Prices were about l0c lower
than a week ago.
Sheep were steady and good averaged
sc per 100 pounds higher than week ago.
there being an active demand. Inferior TO
extra sheep were salab.e at sld4.25, with
IS pound yearlings at $3.50. Lambs were
held at s. 4ed5.5o for culls TO choice nochs.
the bulk of the good ones bringing s.759
$50. Lambs have declined from SOC to 75c
within a week.
Receipts-Cattle, 500; calves. 80: hogs.
5000. sheep, $500.
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Degree of Honor.

On Tuesday night Aquila Lodge. No. s..
Degree OF Honor, gave it's first social. II
the success OF the lodge is to be proved
by the way It's socials are appreciated.
there seems to be no doubt that before
long the lodge will be at the top OF the
tree. Next Wednesday there Will be sew
eral limitations.
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F.. W. Parker. the Puget sound agent
of the Northwestern Line, has received
the prospectus OF the Cotton States and
International exposition. TO be held at
Atlanta, Ga. September Is TO December
Al. 1885 Ii Is to be a great show. Take
the North Western Line and enjoy the
delight and comfort of the worlds great
est railway.
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Sons or Temperance.

Queen City Division. No. / initiated Ave
candidates at its session Monday evening.
Much other important business was trans
acted, including the appointment OF COM
mfttees for the next quarter.
seattle, NO 2, held one OF its largest and
iiveiiest sessions Tuesday evening. The
naii-driYing contest was carried of IN
good shape. several OF the ladies' making
great records. A spelling bee will be held
next Iuescay evening. besides the usual
literary and musical programme.
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our Excelsior, No. SGT. A. o. r. Of
49, ,s.a tne usual meeting Tuesday even
ing last when sixteen annI,e.rio,. g.
membership were received. Three cana,-
yates were balloted on and four Others
aeseo upon. The court bids fair 20 double
rs membership inside the next thirty
oass- tx was resolved unanimously 10
pisi. court Bainbridge. at Port Blakeley
on wednesday evening next, and a com
Hittee was appointed 10 engage a steamer
ailo make all necessary arrangements.
ors OF sister courts are invited 10 ae-
company the court on the occasion.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. July iS.-The fact az gold
shipments having commenced Gas taken
aavaHtage of 70 knock the price Of wheat
down ca the curb before tie opening,
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRS, GARLAND AND VANGEll-

Seattle and Townserld-Ne ah Bay Route.
ctearner Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays az 1913
a m. for Port Townsend. poTy wlliams.
Getfy.b,irg. Pysht. claliarn Bay and Neah
nav. returning arrives Seattle 1:D p. m.
rs na ss,.vr.e.sfs DAYS Steamer Evangol leaves
Wasgsr dork for Port Angeles and Vtcfo-
IA NoNiays. Wednesdays and Friday. a.
"a n m; arrives Seattle alternate days
Z .. m.
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH RIVER

Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves City
dock. daily, except SATURDAY, s at 10
Mosher. Everett. narysville. East Everett.
Lowell and Snohomish. connecting at Sno-
homish with boats for Cherry Valley.
Toit and all up river points. Returning.
leaves Snohomish a. IN. daily. except
ing Sunday.
Owners and Managers
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EIlii I!|!!||!'||(.jl

secoros and seaIs. sent a cors,a, ,.,,.-
sns the division and ladies' 70 at,s.s
. ball and picnic. " a''e''u
allh was held. but from this Trina IN
80 aslsion will settle down to steaSv
IN some special features.
ent Order OF United workmen.
~ essre~n Lodge. No. 80. A O. u. w
- - ssgH annual Installation OF ofs
iHars1zay eve~1ng july IL ard saa
~ OF the lodge rsve an erssy-,ssr.-
- 70 rnezr many friends TIE Aosss-a
an "ss Beautifully desssras<sa for TIE
cofzsson vTieh evergreen-, s<--rss ar,s s.,z,-
zls. FURNISHED by xhe wives Of .h<s vn.~y..
80 irsf aLafson was under sssr~s-esan ~
-. 1ra'Sn Medzcaa Examiner @. n. Dxavs.
80 was ASSISTED by p. NJ. wo-&-r,za
IoIe and Master Worx-rsas, " We
- eo...A'noa,. No. 2 4. Franks. of Ask
ss7ssi-As gram guard Tn. rsrsrsuss<., ~
- programme was as follows. N,rsr
- Longs nlars3ol1n Club: resrs.assryn
r.e A '1sass: Tssano solo. Mss p---se
baritone saEo, 2 Giles. vocal
rss. so1. A A. Wszxnoiesx, asssss..i h,v- NJ
L'gnr rsfrezs1rnents were served.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions Since January / and for
the Past Week

Real estate transactions since January
!. 1895. are &. 81. 352. 80. There were filed
for record during the week Sc deeds, the
considerations aggregating So, 22 Fol-
lowing is the record for the past week
hv daNa.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
MARINE NEWS.

Portland. July 1S.-wheat-Va!ley. Soc
waua Wslla. 47c per bushel.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE

OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
g. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave Arrive.
Olympia at. $40 a m Tacoma at. $50 m
Tacoma at. 1000 a IN Seattle at. .12:0 N
Seattle At. I. 60 p IN Tacosna at 500 m
Tacoma at. 20 D m Olympia at $50 p m
CITY or ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Arrive.
seatfle ...... 7:3o a IN Tacoma 49,. $50 m
Tacoma ..... 1000 a IN Olympia 100 m
Olympia 80. 2:so y m Tacoma 300 y m
Tacoma 49,. $50 p m Seattle I:D y m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. 90
cents Landing at Seattle. City dock.
LILLY. BoGARDus G. CO. Agents..
city Dock Telephone so
Can't. L. Wiley Manager.
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NEW YORK Markets.
The stock Exchange.

-
New York. July i5.-Today's gold ship
zrsear. the first since tire government bozss-
tsx,s~ rss rad no effect on the market
Tee trading was dull. The railway list
was neglected. although the few sa.es
made were q slight concession from lass
nights closing figures Marked depression
vas shown 10 the industrials. and toward
she end OF the first hour the grangers AMI
other railway shares receded sharply.
Sugar declined Ia and the grangers s.ds
rar cent. During the last hour OF trading
the market received some support ana
sugar advanced Ia and the rest OF the list
a fraction. In the final sales Sugar and U.
s. Rubber were sold freely, and yielded L
nsr cent. each, but the market was gerler-
ally firm al the close. The net results
generally disclose losses, the leaders be-
ing sugar III and Rubber per cent
During the week speculation was moder-
ately active but unsettled. The industrials
were the leaders. and under heavy bear
pressure developed marked depression
Sugar led of IN the early operations with
an advance Of IL per cent. In the later
trading. however, a recession was made
OF tx per cent TO los2a. The break was at
tributed mainly 10 clique manipuiaaon.
The final sale was within a fraction OF the
lower point and SIS per cent. below last
SATURDAYS figures. The government crop
rer,ort was regarded as favorable. and In
duceS brisk covering by the shorts. which
sent 81. Paul and Burlington TO the best
figures OF the year. Subsequent reports
OF crop damage resulted IN liberal sell
ing. The week closed barely firm. but
with prices generally lower than on last
Saturday. The aggregate sales were 1.l5l.-
100 shares and 1877 stocks were dealt In
Speculation In bonds today was devoid
of feature, the sales being $4,000. The
bond trading Of the week was fair in vol
uue. The sales were $, 2i2 600. and 81
bonds were traded in.
Government bonds-Firm.
State bonds-Inactive.
Railroad bonds-Firm-
Financial.
Money on call nominally 1d1ia per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3G3la per cent.
Sterling exchange-Dull but firm, with
actual business In bankers bills at 81. 500
4soi. for demand and at 81. &q4. ssl4 for
50 DAYS. Posted rates. 81. ssisl4.90 and
81. soizg4 81. Commercial bills. "a. ss64. Sla.
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~..-. p.vsrsst erd whstcom route
go =. " Washington leaves Seattle daily,
ss,eer. saturday. al 10 p. m
castfie ard La Conner rc'Ite--ta irhaven
-. seattle daily. except sunday, ~
a In w.t. 49,
Telephons 81. LOCK
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Honolulu and Australia
c,.arnsrs leave San Francisco for Homo
%, 60 y.oa- Auckland. ~. T.. and sgd
49, = s. W. without change.
s.caynahfp Alameda, July p. p m.
Honolulu only, st1anishp a'a'
A Tuos' A.. GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
B2ya wessxer. DIST. Agsnt. Vancouver.
u sprsckels 4 Bros Co. General
Agents, San Francisco
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To Glacier Raw.

Steamer Chilkat viii sail July Is for
Juneau. Sitka and Glacier Bay. For rates
inquire e. f. Game, agent. Telephone 10S
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IrNGHAM LINE
Ot Steamers and Clipper Ships.
PUGET SOUND
Direct TO
LTNGiiAM LINE
ID z L A @ o a Az

Carrying goods at through rates from
centers feeding the Northern Pacific rail-
way and companies affiliated thereto, via
Puget Sound 10 nelsgoa Ray, and thence
by the Netherlands railway of the South
African Republic 10 Pretoria aud Jo-
hannesburg.
Following the steamship Oscar H.. the
steamer Antwerp City. 500 TONS Will
load at Port Blakeley about July IS. and
the steamer Straits OF Dover, SOS tons.
VIII load at Tacoma about August Is.
For terms apply TO:
Port Blakeley Min Company. Port
Blakeley. Wash.
Tacoma Mil Company. Tacoma. Wash.
Northern Pacific Railway. Tacoma and
Seattle.
NJ. r. Magnesen. 4o5 Front street. San
Francisco.
y. r. Llnghanl. nelaxoa Bay.
@. F. Neame & Co, 81 Gracechurch
street, London, r.. G..
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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 "FLYE Err.
Regular daily trips. Seattle-Tacoma
route. as follows:
Taking effect
TUESDAY. MAY 1
TINE CARD.
Leave Seattle--f:4s, HIS a. M; 2:45. Sis
o. m. Leave Tacoma-s:D g. m. loo 4:5o.
500 p. m.
Sundays 80. ..
Leave Seattle: 90 a m. 100. 500 r. m.
Leave Tacora--a.39 a. M. 2:3o, 7;5c p: m.
handing az Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Mar
ion street, Seattle.
Fleetwood: fare. SOC.
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Exnorts and Imnorts

Exports and Imports.
The exports of specie from the port OF
New York for the week amounted to $50
500 in gold and s767. 800 in silver. The i'm
ports were: Gold. SIS. 1856; silver. $7e.391:
dry goods, s., s4.7i4; general merchandise,
s., 9Ss, 367.
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THE, VANCOUVER RoI-TT-A TRIP
iHH THROrGH THE ISLANDS.
Tsoga i soo os ssas,i aas Y.s:
LcasS an. m. Mondays and Tsnurs-
ler ,'s Co. port Townsend. Anacortse. Fair
hsyer' New whatcorn. Blaine ard FTidAy
r-ao- and Vancouver. arriving Van
harv M following day.
600 re 20 blaine. 81; fare 70 vancoIver, g.
r-ar s,Irther Information apply 70 Yes
,erss wharf.
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17RSG;;;E.;a

1nw the extensive celebration Of the
rozrtn Of July there seemed TO be nm
- quiet In frateraai circles. but tho
- veek has been one OF awakening
many lodges are now active. There
q. many installations during the week
- socsal gatherings were frequent.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

VTf"Tf1HFA FUpITF.
sT-EaMER RO4ALTE.
.-s,,~.cn doek. leaves for Ysctor4a and
g., roxnsend daily. except Sunday, ct
i,Dse % m, returning. leaves Victoria
g. nr.~nd ara way points daily. except
1870 IowIn =. q. M: Sunday. direct. all
: r.: returning direct. leaves Pert
Townsend At : .. m Isaeonone f0.
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SKAGIT RIVER ROUTE - WEEKLY
TIME CARD

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
and jackson streets-Juiy Is. at s A. m
July IL. at a. m: July Is al a, m.
July 10. at a. m; July -. at a. m.
Leaves Mount Nernon-1uly is, at D.
m; July IL. at y. m: July Is. at n. m,
July I9. AZ q. m: July q. at .. m.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING

FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. Or, July "A. lSa.
FAir. slightly ooo1er.
Il s. PAGCE. ForecAstsr.
q. D DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
1CRE- WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Eaa-~te Trssy IA lx&.
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STEAMERS.

PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
CHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria, 3. c.
sNea-n vlMll Tacoma. Ari 4.&sam
lo.l.sasii f4vs = Seattle. 81 Arr S.Gslayr
l.9spmiLyl III TT T'wns'd.l So Arm :ssprn
s;STini Arliio Victoria NJ I.yt s.Saprn
daily except Monday.