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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-23

insist on d1els. what advances do wa $50
toward the practise OF forgiving inJurSess
Or. turning from private 70 public trans
actions. what restrain. do we find upon
the passion OF international reyenge-re-
venge by the great mass insisted upon as
a dctys
How much n1oralization can we trace
In the contrast between the practices OF
savages. whose MAXIM IN their inIer-tTlt.-
al fends is Life for Gfe." and the prac-
tee OF Christian nations who in their
dealings with weak peoples take as their
MAXIM, For one LIE many ltvesr' To-
ward the fore,oid state when swords shall
oe beaten into plowshares, now much
nave We progressed, now that there exist
bigger armies than ever existed before?
Ana Where are the Indications OF increas-
81 orotherly hove IN the doings OF Chris
tan nations in Africa, where, like hungry
uoss round a carcass. they tear out piece
after piece. paGstng only 10 smart and
snap a. one another
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HOTEL ARRIVALS


HOTEL BUTLER.
Fla. Bartlett, Port Townsend
c +. Taylor. salt Lake
william Jack ana wife Portland
Mrs. ii. G. Ecken5eFger, Portland
Miss j. F. Arnold. PORTLAND
Miss T.. J. Slaggeit- Portland
Mss A. :. Higgins, Portland.
Miss Ii :. Higgins, Portland
n. r. Richardson. san Francisco
G. A. Richardson. s. Louis.
\. r. Glmore, -. LOUIS.
J. II. Ncgt, Portland.
j, Wilson. Tacoma;
w. :. Written, Duluth.
e r. Cleveland and wife, Los Angeles
d Drysdale. Blaine.
George c. Cadet. san Francisco.
. NJ. Thumler ard wife, San Francisco
r. A Bar'uger. Port Townsend.
Lew Sfenger Whatccm-
J. :. ESty. Whatcoyn.
u. =. Parkhurst Tacoma.
/. a. Lewis. New West minister.
:. ". Morse. Wafsonviile.
=. J. Waterhoslse. san Francisco.
l. Kaufman. san Francisco
Il. l.. Brown. Sidney.
=. +. Brockway. Tacoma
K. ". Eawkins. City.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
Mss J. Cumming Bear Lake Wis.
I. y. Porter, E,iieusourg.
T. y. Sharks. Denver,
G. n. Woodward. Oshkosh. Wis
W. z Huryi. Portland.
: r Mead. Tacoma.
George II Leonard. Spokane
&. 4. Wallace. Kansas city.
C. n fucker city.
=. C Smith. City.
r = Davis. C1fv
Mr. ii si Mrs Ra}pa Ssre-n ons, City
g " Bushnell. New York.
r. q Roberts. Franklin.
a Bac-iltls. North Yakima
Godfrey Adams. Msrkato Nian
Charles Dug hale. Rcd mood Falls. MINI.
J II Cummings ~ W e. Davenport.
". II shaw o. at5a y Y
vs~z~k Howard s1lvrrvfR
II Es-euf e~tA. san Fra nCisNo
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
financial.

London. July a2.-sIlver. 31i. Consols.
10I Lis Rate OF interest Bank or E1-
gland. per cent
New York. July Z2-The Evening Posts
London ca5lsgram says: The stock mar
kets we're quiet today, and consols and
investment and foreign stocks were ouli
on account of the Macedonian Incidents
Americans were quiet all day and strong
at the close. Gold shipments from
America are generally feared, Dut not by
the best-Informsd people. For instance.
the belief is xenarai that all the new
bonds viii return - the Americans next
month when hey become negotiable
But I have the best reason for believing
about a quarter will go. Lehtzh Valley
bonds were largely applied for today and
are quoted at about IL premium. The
prospects Of a strong movement induces
sanguine views Of the future trade. and
here and there they are checked only by
the uncertain outlook Of foreign politics
Breadstufrs and Grain.
Liverpool, July 1e.-Spot. firm; demand.
poor: No. ?. red winter IS 2izd; NO :. RED
spring, IS 254d: No. ]. hard Manitoba, IS
I'd; No. 1. California, SIS I'd. Futures
onanad oulet and unchanged. closed firm
with near positions ad and distant po-
sitions z1&d higher. July. IS 3dd; Au-
gust. IS Sad; September. IS sd; Octo-
Der, IS Sd; November. IS @5i2d; December.
IS SID.
corn-spot. steady: American mixed.
new. A. 3ztd: futures closed steady with
near positions t4Glkd and more disant po-
sitions IA higher; July. As Sd: August. As
nd; December. As I'D
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, f2.
Flour-Duil; demand poor: 81. Louis
fancy winter IL Sd.
London Wool Sales.
london. July 2.-At the wool auction
sales today 1913 bales were offered. OF
which loo were withdrawn. Americans
were active bidders. New South Wales.
s.ss2 bales: secured, sa1ls Sd; greasy 81.
6aslLd. Queensland. ess bales; secured 90
7rs Sd; greasy. sn67%. Victoria, go
bales. secured. s1sd9fs Sd; greasy. 5iAlf
I'D. Sour Australia, i.S9 bales; secured
fkaR1s Id: greasy. 4G7d. New Zealand.
oi1 bales: secured. sdfoi greasy, SAG
Iod Tasmania. 1880 bales; secured:
aaIod: greasy. 4a.@lod. Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal. 7ie bales
sroures 5ITrld: greasy. 5hGeAd-
Falkland, 1919 bales: greasy, 3GSl2d.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January 1 and Fo
XaSfnrday

Real estate transactions since January
!. 1895, are s, $50, 1926. There were filed
for record yesterday 10 deeds. the con-
sidera lions aggregating s1s.7sl.72. Follow
ing Is a list furnished by the Daily Rec
ord, room Il, Scheuerman block:
H. w. IIigley TO $. j. Buck, lots H. H.
block !, Newsom's add TO Ballard, $3.50.
Sheriff 10 Portland Trust Co., lots to
IA, block IS: TO III, block %; 4. block u;
80. 81. 80, block g. Ross addition; lot II
block g. West Seattle Land & Improve
ment Co.'S second addition; lots IS. q.
block . Hicks addition. $500.
Mrs. Clara Nagies Moller TO L. NaEles
Moller. lot S, block 6. Sarah "A. Bells first
add 81
Green Lake Iome-Building and Guaran-
tee Company to Sarah J.. wife Of Thomas
Dawson, L acre in lot 2, sec s, IS. 4, 800.
6. j. Burchett TO James Weed, lot 3.
block IS. Rainier Beach. q. c.. 81.
Sheriff to r. r. George. Sc sw sec 10,
as. 5. except acres in Sc corner, Ssi972.
]. ". Clise to elise Investment Com
pany. lots S. 6. block u, A. a. Denny 5
add. q. g, 81.
Anna and I'D Smith ct al. 10 Mary A.
Foster, lot :, block %, ID. T. Denny's LIST
add North Seattle. q. c.. 81
Mary a. Foster widow TO s. l.. Bow
man. lot :. block 50. y. T. Dennys LIST add
North Seattle. SO
George s. Bush, referee. TO Mary A Eos
ter, lot :. block o. d. T. Denny's lst add
North Seattle. exchange of property. euc.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. July 22.-Arrived-Bark
Tnoch Talbot, Tacoma Departed-Costa
RIGA. Nanaimo Mackinaw, Tacoma;
schooner American Girl. Gray's Haroor;
Homer, Coos Bay: Bandorille. Coquiile
river. Freights and charters-Briush snip
Alice A. Leigh. now at San Diego. wheat
from Tacoma to United Kingdom HaVre'
Antwerp. sDunkirk or Hamburg; American
bark Detroit. coal from Nanaimo 10 San
Jose de Guatemala; British ship Manx
King. now at Tacoma. wheat thence 10
United Kingdom Havre. Antwerp or Dun
kirk.
Vancouver, r. C. July 2.-Dutch bark
Va Galen arrived here yesterday. III days
out from Java, with 1000 tons of sugar
fon a local refinery. On June 20 she spoke
The Victoria sealing schooner Borealis in
latitude 1913. longitude 1868, with Sn
skins. The Val Gaien is chartered 10
load salmon for England.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

steam schooner Excelsior cleared AT the
local custom office yesterday for ST Mich
aels. Alaska
Rarkentine Robert Sudden. from Port
Blakeley cleared for Shanghai with fe-
go feet OF lumber.
steamer Cricket yesterday blew out the
f,acidug between the condenser and ar
pump, causing the loss Of one trip.
Schooner Annie II. Nixon sailed yester-
day for a fetching cruise on the Alaska
coast. after taking provisions and salt.
Steamer Sarah VI. Renton took 1000
banana boxes to Port Blakelcy yesterday
FOR shipment 10 Honolulu on a lumber
vessel.
Steamship Green. from Alaska, has re-
ported at Victoria and will reach this port
By 10 a. m today. The Topeka sails for
Alaska today.
steamer Roselie took twenty tons of
beer and 30 tons of feed from Bakers
dock last evening for the Samuels Honon-
lulu steamer at Victoria The Resale mas
the contract 20 carry all the freight for
that line from THIS port.
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The Dearest spot on Fart

III
s.-ar~a~ who was walking through
r.-t,so-, marx the other day and noting the
.S'a,,es that time and the South park
commissioners are making in that historic
locality was observed 70 stop unaer one
:. .be trees glance at the Wooded island.
% -, -. ne statue az the Republic in
sSe distance. and carefully examine the
Tn Tbsn ne slowly nodded his head several
.t,r,ea emitted a sigh. and softly said TO
bystander: .-t~ x~..
,,.Aare an, standing now as the dearest
srot on earth"
~ Vas here. perhaps" ventnred the
.-Nor ..that YOU met the young lady 70
vxhous-to whom you were aIter"afo-
..f. yrns here" said the stranger. that
-sta u5 for bowl OF cold soup. a
rr1au piece OF beefSteak, bit OF BAKER
$3.50 and four swallows OF coffee
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r-a,sas Farms Bring Low Prices.
,1lrosA+-y,t, ledger

r- r,ert cheap ~ an auction held
=. pS5,ng Pa. on Saturday afternoon
l =. mortgages on Kansas farm iands
= Iot 81 1sO-acre farms in the same STATE ~ :.
q ..ha- cronertfes were put NJ by the
,,...,.-.,,.,nia Trust Company, OF Reading.
axac,,,o- az Joseph c. Wright deceased
c~arre,v s per cent. on the face Valne OF
the properties was realized. Ihere W.
very few bidders. The lace vaiue % els
$500. sIao Five Kansas farms. aggre-
.a.,rr 10 acres. we're sold. A few years
go thew were valued at s25,ooo. The en-
tire Iot brought ss2i5. Some OF the farms
we're settled during the boom, then I'M
,S-oyea and have since been abandoned.
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CHICAGO MARkETs.
The Board Of Trade.

Tho BOARD OF Trade
rrrtoaoo July 22.-Further damage 10
sn,.lnp wheat started the market ana gave
t,s asre,tion for the day September wheS,
saturday was only IN moaefaee ~ 80 -. ~
60 szs1Ac,. but started today with buyers
:. ,,,,r e-,Ec 60 Csc and sellers rather
,a,,,ctant 10 part with much at that' IN
-, ten minutes eStsc was being pald.
e. htvhest point Il touched during the
,,,orrgng The worlds shipments iHs'
u-aal were about 100000 busneis less 'nall
49, week. before. There was consequent
Ns~,reass on ocean passage, ana conn
49, .ha scsneStic receipts today ana
..,s aco a surprising deficiency Is SHOWN
80 r~esent season. The early CANES
-,..,tsa Liverpool md hover, but the sec
"a .~ahlerrarns reported an advance o. 20
-. o,sning prices. Berlin auNAhcfN =
80 The market became strong IN tae
,nss ,ventv minutes. and about zen M
,,t.s before the close september WaS % s. 80
,,~ So, The latest trading WAS a. WV
an advance OF Ia Tor the "as' S.,....h.-
,,o~n was che strongest lot oei,ae'ioce'
.,nA~ heavy for new crop DELIVERIES
49, ..-,Ss- onenea with moderate al
49, ava gathered momentum. closing
49,, asvance OF lisc over Saturusy' MAY
a,..,sS n, &C decIlne. but closed the same
"a SATURDAY 49,. ., svnorathv with
wheat aud corn Sepse"A'04
higher for the day. -. 80. -
Us f>..-, $40 s7lk. September pork rose 20
49, ~ and closed AT ii.Ao. compared WIN
60 a. on saturday. RMS Tor sep'eal'oes
49, go srn, $50 20 S ~. and olossi a.
=. are ST.. lard closed az - 80
.fser selling near the opening ~ s''S'H'
Closing Quotations
v-nsa.--Tuly. sTs.c: August, s'asc.
49,, - .senfeuaner. sse: October. +3e,
osts-July. ssfsc bid: September. --'aS
= xssers-rulv. su.ia. September. 81 %
Tsrs--r.lv. s.. IS September. S.+-eo -
Rtns-Septemeer, $S.1UsS'ss' o~''ue''
ssS5.
Rve--{1,sc.
Fiax-Si s.4ii =.
Tsrnothy-S>,1a,
Live stock.
s,,a. were on oasss OF S.t1s Tor COM
-,on 4, cncFce native steers, an - -
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MURDERER SMITHS RAZOR.
The sheriff Himself Gave IL to Him,
and smith Cut His Throat.

The sheriff Himself Gave IL to Him,
and smith Cut His Throat.
Spokane Tribune. Pop.
Sheriff Rinear this morning said 20 a
Tribune reporter: This talk about al
lowing Smith. the murderer. 20 have a
razor Is all for sfect. II Is always Gus
tomary for prisoners not under sentence
OF death 70 have a razor when .hey wish
20 shave. and as Smiths sentence was
suspended during the appeal 20 the
United States supreme court We allowed
him 3. razor 20 shave himself rather than
to nav 3 barber 81 70 come up here 20 shave
him The only people who have any
kick coming ara the BARRIERS. Surely the
taxpaverS ought not % have any, even
though The murderer saw ~ 70 save the
eourtv The expense % a hanging.
y myself gave him the razor lust BE-
fore dinner as usual and Mr.. Thompkins
dff NO. think 10 take Il away from him
when he vert 20 dinner.
As % Mr.. Hogg. the visitor y no was
n re cell a. ths time. I don't think he
tvaw rat Smith had lett the cell, as -
Vas ~arnetea ard Howg was reading az
re .s-,a Smith slipped out"
~ course the sheriff expects the Re
-vhrsears 20 attack his method and his
aAr,fnlstrs.lon whenever they have an
oruarfunity.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

Nsw York. July "a strong tone char
SS.eta@sd TIE trading on the stock eN-
,sase, and with occasional reactions
. ne taking of profits. The Stranger
aA.sS led the market both IN activity ana
s-eyAaey. Reports OF heavy crop
Ne n from all sections Of the corn
-, ana the advises regarding wheat
80 80 More favorable. both OF which CIR
sss-'aSsances jr iuctd the bear traders u
use e0t ~ contracts. ana the result
material gain in the stocks q fae
..sS-a-eSrrging roads. Nearly the entire
S~-.feae ust shared IN the advance
go Vas as&in bought oy bail CLIQUE.
runor on the board had Z that q
-ins member CT the trust had cse1ea
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a. 81 -5o7s. 81: gras=y fots. C.As94-25. ana
corn fed 81 . and upwards. butchers ana
Gamers. 81 .sg72.s 80 for Gamers and 81 y
O. for medium 20 choice cows and nea,-
ers; sales chiefly az ga .so, bulls. szGs-sa'
yeais. 81 2l55 90.
Hogs-Reozpts large ard prices le1i5c
lower Common 20 choice heavy, 10
30; mixed, EGs.t0: Eight. S-o515-S-
The great number OF sheep caused oe-
cline og io1Dc. sales ranged g. zG4 - for
poor TO extra choice. with yearangs az
s.. 5Ql4 %.
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Railroad and Industrial Notes.

II Z. stevens. general agent OF the Great
= northern, has returned from Portland
manager Frank w. Goodhue, of the
steamer Grey hound. made a business trip
10 Everett yesterday.
. X Irlnfh, OF the Northern Pacific
depot ticket Office, will leave tos4sy fSr
Worm tbeRd for snort vacation. lie Will
try his luck at trout fishing,
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.~.e- nearly Two thousand years or
r.57~ssttan teaching and discipline. Row
-pa- ars we - that ideai life winch
CHRISTIAN leahsu- w2s 20 bring Us toE
Mat must We taink Of ne ssssss 4ns IN
-.sed IN re saying az Ssorifee prince,
-er.-ate.s ~ 4 popular emperor. lsuainE
.'bsoo5 AID fron-A rerae6y which never
falIs." Among shs psoa.es who socially
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SEATTLE GOODS FoRTHE YUKo~
The Excelsior Sails With a Cargo for
Fort CudahY.

IOIl
The steam schooner Excelsior, Capt. !.
+. Higgins. sailed yesterday for ST.
Michaers, Alaska, with another big car
go FOR the trading post Of the North
American Trading & Transportation Com
pany. a Fort Cudahy. on the upper Yu-
kon. She is a staunch vessel OF large
carrying capacity. her load yesterday
weighing her down so that the guard
rail was six inches under water. The
cargo is valued s.. $1,000.
After the Excelsior reaches 81. MI
chasrs part OF the cargo will be stored
IN the company's warehouse and the re-
mainder transferred 20 the steamer p.
3. Weare. which will carry It on the
1e00-mlle trip up The river. There be-
ing no customs officer al ST. Michaers
except an inspector, the Excelsior will
enter at Unalaska. where there Is dep
MY collector. At this season no fear OF
ice foes IS entertained. The vessel took
no passengers except officers ot he COM
pany.
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Financial.
SILVER bars. .65,s fIs7 lDrafts-SigSft .....-s
1ex. DOL. .5&b lf5ial Telegraph .......e
Mining stocks.


Green apples. S5G4oc: red apples. 1scG
VS.; raspberries. S2.50uS; common straw
berries. s2eg25a
Oresa corn. ScGsi a sack; green peas.
ssssse; string beans. iAGsasc.
Wild ducks seai4 young ROSTERS. Ssog
~. Flyers. sf005. large ROSTERS. 2gSso
New red onions. 61lI70c.
Eastern oheese-Ii1I9l fancy mild.
Cen, sssFec.
n re'aeoes-Ear'y Rose potatoes t4SeS'
Sssaaaks St16oc.
Sore eggs, l2slS'ec.
fancy creamery butter seconds. fo9l+c,
AZ e@iTy. lQi. s5l2lsc.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
eTRs. GARLAND AND EvASGEI.

SEATTLE ard Townrensg-N eah BAY Routs.
50 Garland leaves Yes4~r dock Nor
aavs Wednesdays ard Fridays az f2.ts
: m for Port Townsend. feTf v lilsasns.
T5,sTssr~ress Port AA9@les. Port Crescent.
Ts.#sys sy,srg pysht. Ciaiiam Pay and Mean
49, -ests-rsns. arrives sea tile ?. 10 p. m
-, opposase oays- = Gamer kvangss ga -
ysss.r dock for Port Angeles and EActo-
- Norrays. Wednesdays and Fridays az
SO D rn. arrives Seattle alternate osys
Z Z. Z.
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.po,re,chment on the Trolley Line.


H1rr@E , fHE"RFF =
'sr don't see you on the 1Foiisy any
more (" said the suburban
-, .. returned the ex-conductor. Il re-
sgnei my position
Indeed
yes: couldn't afford II. When The road
-o,,nS II wasn't paying expenses II &C.
ridea 70 charge ne conductors faF~A re-
eetve-i 8 a cay. and made twenty trips.
Ats cents ap8e.se. thai oost hair my pay.
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xav Great Northern Steamers

fsr,~at Mort bern pasatIsl steamers No~sh
~rAs. and Nor,hiand soav2 Duluth every
Monday and Friday. touching a. Sau,,
Sc MAr5e MacknAc. Detroit. Cleveland
~ Rumale. re sure - Eet rezervat3,-7s
o. these magnificent steamers, al So Froat
street
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SKAGrT RIVER ROUTE - WEEKLY
EvERErr ANp sNoHoMIsH RrvER


Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria at a IN. passengers re-
ceived on board at a. m.) July = Z. IS.
H. 80 and 81.
For Alaska--July 8 u - and n AT a.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at 9 a. m. july B. ?.
IL 10, 81 and -.
Tickets may be obtained at the ONCE OF
the company at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOOD ALL. PERKINS & Co.
General Agents. san Francisco.
J.. p. TROW BRIDGE. Act p. 5. Sups.
Seattle
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Omaha. July -Cattle-Active. and a
.ha5a lower on all but best Western
Steers. &. ga. 81: Gamers, 81 .;
stockers and feeders. s2.5ogSso; calves.
g.. 50d4. %.
sheeu-Stronger: fair 20 choice West
ems. s.. 5nd3. q; common and stock sheep.
81 756l2 .: lambs $2l;5 30.
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KlRck Tears


F'ieEeDae Hiaetter.
CNzubsTu1ai9 60 cook. who IS engaged
70 A negro>-So this is ona OF Bis love l.t
,e-s Whv. = - fan - elo,s
Cook-Biots2 Noas.nse. Taose are his
tears.
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The Tmatilla I'm Port,

Steamer Umatilla arrived in port last
evening AT 8 O'Clock from san Francisco
with loo tons % freight and large pas
enrRar list.
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.'Pes Cigarettes Are the Rest
Smokers who are willing 20 nay little
more ind this saying a true one.
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EVERETT ROUTE STR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 6:5 a, m. n:3o - m
40 .. m. Leaves Everett a. m. p. m.
ndays-Leaves Seattle IL a. n Leaves
Everett p. m.
connects with boats for Tacona and Sno-
Ianding-Coiman dock. foot of Marion
sEATrI.E AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY,
Claud Troup Pres. j.. w. Goodhue. ST..
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STEAMERS.


SAN JUAN ISIaA%IlS- STEAMER IY-
Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves city
dock. foot of Main street. Monday, We'd
nesday and Fracay 1T a. m. fcr Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
whatcom.
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is
North Bound-Iseave Seattle 200 q m:
leave Port Townsend ZOE a. m: leave
Friday Harbor so =. m: leave Roche
Goo o. m.
South Bourd--Ieave New whatcorn 400
n m: leave Roche Harhor 500 a. m;
leave Friday Harhor 1000 a m leave
Port Townsend 4,00 y. m. arrive Seattle
T:sS D. m.
T. n. Thomson. managing owner.
Lilly. Bogardus a. Co., agents. City dock.
Phone &a
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poRr ORCHARD AND poRr WASH

f%GTON ROUTE.
Gtea-.ss- A II. Robinson. carrying L. g.
NAL. l94yss City dock. foot OF Main St.
al $50 a. IA: a-rfves az Sidney AZ 19.H a.
81 arrives al stlyersale az 10 m Leaves
Sliverdals a. 1z.iS p. m: leaves sidney en-
rssfssra al p. m Fare 20 Port Orchard
r,<s.rts &c. Daily excspt Sundays. T.
co agents. Teiephon@ Sc. Steamer op0as
Cor eaas.sr OF SundAy.
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THE VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
steamer Utopia. J. A. O'Brien, Master.
Leaves Tacoma. j. noon. Seattle, Yes
,ar's wharf H. m. Mondays and Thurs
aavs for Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fair
haven. New Whatcom Blaine and Friday
Harbor,. and Nancoayer. arriving Van-
rare 10 Blaine. So; fare 10 Vancouver, 50.
For further information apply 20 Yes
ier's wharf.
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RrcadstufYs and Grains.

San Francisco, July 2.-Fiour-Family
extras. ss.s5di3.i5; bakers extras. S.1g
AZ superhne. Sa356f2.6o per barrel.
wheat-No / shipping wheat IL quot
able AZ 9oc, and exc for choice; milling
wheat s1ikcnst per GENITAL.
Barley-Feed. fair to good. 6ihc; choice
E'sc; brewing. 7O975c.
oats-Mhing Sldf.05 per GENITAL; sur
prise N0i.i0: fancy feed, aUl.0S; poor 10
TAR, 9flSSe gray. S0dS5c.
Flour. quarter sacks. 1000: wheat, cen
tails. 1850: barley. centals. 1900; oats
centais. 900; corn, centals, Us. beans,
sacks coo: rye, centals. LOO: potatoes.
tcks. 3.s70: onions. sacks. e65: bran, sacks,
loo. middlines. sacks. la5: hay. tons, 1000,
wool. bales. S55; hides. 405; wine, gallons,
l5no.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring, years fleece. San Joa-
GUN. per pound. sU6izc: six TO eight
nonths, San Joaquin. 6aSc: six TO eight
noHths, Calaveras and foothill, free, ~
r. six 10 eight months. Calaveras ana
seSshsii defective. 6dSc: Northern. good
% choice, 126ls%c: Northern. defective.
Nlec; Nevada. spring. light and choice.
Niic; heavy. ei3Sc.
feps-4556c per pound
Closing Quotations
Wheat-necemher. 81 .0aSs.
sarley-No sales.
Ccrn-sl 10.
Bran--$l3
Financial.
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The old Dominion

is made o; s.ra.sas Virginia tcssoeo. pure
era mil3-
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sold Dominion" Cigarettes
Have come 20 stay.
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1RlDE AND SHIPPING
reDcasT FOR TUESDAY.

eueDcaST FOR TUESDAY.
San Francisco, July z, 1888.
-Wasnington: Fair weather. slightly
- vest 10 north winds
Portland. Or. July z, 1875.
~: sssaonary.
: 4 DEPARTMENT OF A0RICuI-
TIRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Il L.. ~
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. July 22.-Wheat. Valley. oci
WaIa Walla, 47c per bushel.