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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-25

After considerable suspense the hop
market for the new crop has opened and
dealers have begun 10 make quotations.
Some small quantities have arrived. but,
AZ general thing. bal.ng Is scarcely be-
gun. Because Of the low prices many of
The finest fields will rot on the vines.
and hundreds Of acres which would have
PRODUCED wonderfully have been left to
the mercy OF the lice with no spraying
Al all BY another week considerable
shipments will probably be moving.
The egg market has taken such a boom
az IL has not experienced for many
months. The upward tendency began
Saturday and by Monday forenoon tho
&c mark for Puget sound fresh ranch
had been reached. and by Tuesday they
brought pic. This state is but temporary,
as there are plenty OF eggs in the coun-
try and there Is a car on the way from
the East The ranchers have learned
through The Post-Intelligencer that the
usual time Of greatest demand is just
before the sailing OF Alaska steamers.
and have unproportionately concentrated
their shipments at such times That has
left shortage
Warrington cheese has been in in
creased demand since II has come 70 light
that the California cheese was the cause
of the recent poisoning near this city.
Washington cheese. as shown by the
quotations below. always brings the high
est price.
Peaches have remained more or less
firm for tho past week; many varieties
haze come In. but the late Crawfords
hare brought the highest price, often
Ringing 75c. Late pears are arriving
freely. and are much I'm demand for pre-
serves and table use Prunes are selling
quite well for tho same purposes bat the
season Is about over. Plums are most
entirely out Of season. Washington cram
berries have arrived from Mason county.
Sweet potatoes are in good. steady de-
mand and are very firm. Pumpkins and
squash are quite plentiful and arriving
freely Tomatoes are very numerous, In
deed. and prices weak.
The live stock market ia steady and
dealers are finding much OF the stock 80
rosr as 10 go into the Eastern Washing
ton valleys for fattening.
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BreadstufT@ AMI Grains.


london. sept - The nf'h s0ries ~
colonial wool sales OPENED e. tho wool cx-
change TODAY There was crowded at
Tendance Of English and continental Bur
sr~ au9 also some representative Amer
lean BUYERS. Prices were strong and ae-
tive. Meruns showed bal1 and cross
breeds r. - - per cent advance. ana
we're met WITH a keen demand SECURED
Nferinos ard cape 81 Good Hope and
<atal vools We're 5Hl1 per cent. big Der.
TIE number Of bales offered was lseil.
~ which sso we're Withdrawn New S0ufh
Wales ass bales secured. 5a0ls a
greasy. sEsnts isd. Queensland. --ssf
n,ras occurred g3sffz a. greasy. 4A2d6f
Ia victoria, 1875 bales; secured. 10 :
ga. greasy. 5S.d8ua. South Australia.
- bales. secured. ssali3. greasy. 4dals
flsd. swan River. SIS ba.es greasy "-sa :
al New Zealand. s.4ss bales secured.
sseF9rs =. greasy. E1.dffll11d. Cape ~
Cod Hap~ and Natal 4so bales. secured.
7t-aals ii. greasy, 2dGs'-d
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secured price. SSs7cs California wool.
Northern spring. usSIfc: secured price. =
csc: middle county spring. iIni3c. sccur-
ed. Ss1zec: free Northern fall. nominal:
secured price. nominal, Australian scour-
Ell basis ccmhingS. superfine. +es4-c:
comhing. good. 4assslc; conhing. average.
N-SSc: Queensland cornhinC. 81 Ac.
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Financial.
Silver Bars.s Gs1is Drafts. Sight....2ia
Mex. Dol .ai@soS45s Drafts, Telegraph.s
IN
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board OF Trade.

Chicago. Sept. 24-The news was not
very important. but the local sentiment
Was Enthusiastically bullish. The furry at
the close yesterday left the feeling nerv-
ous. with shorts apprehensive. and when
buyers appeared this morning there was a
general scramble 10 cover. but there was
little for sale, ana the scarcity necessi-
tated sharp competition. Gables were a
little better. and domestic markets strong.
Heavy buying orders also came from New
York, which increased the anxiety or To-
cal shorts TO cover. While there were &C
casional reactions, the movement was
gradually upward from 5Sizc to 6oc, the
outside figure having been reached be-
fore noon. on this bulge there was heavy
selling for the short account. under which
the market broke The movement Of win
ter wheat continues light. December
closed al a gain Of fasc for the day.
Corn was comparatively dull. and the
chief feature of trade was the buying Of
shorts. May closed izc higher
oats were even more quiet than corn.
but a firmer feeling prevailed. May gain
ed isc over yesterday.
Provisions benefited slightly by the
strength in corn AMI wheat. and closed
at some improvement over yesterdays
final quotations.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-september 5slsc; December.
5astc
Corn-September, 2iac; October. ao3sc.
September. 19i4c October, lsa.c.
September. S792's; October. S22ib
Lard September, s5.77iz: October. s55I.
RIBS September and October. S.e5.
Pye-3s4c.
Rarley-42c.
Flax-slG1oi
Timothy-SS7t
Live stock.
Cattle was somewhat lower today. and
the demand was not very brisk. Com
mon 10 choice beef steers. S35ed5,o:
stockers and feeders. 81 75r35o. cows and
heifers, 81 5oq375. Western rangers We're
strong with sales OF the best at higher
prices than those Of last week Dakota
and Montana steers weighing around
l. 800 pounds are selling At s4S0a47S. and
choice range stock is 20 large extent
taken in place Of natives. Texans remain
steady.
Hogs were lower: packers. SSSs4t
shippers. $41SQA25: common ~ choice
heavy hogs, ssGyG4e, choice butchers,
81 30: mixed, 50. T56l4. q, light. S.758i1o
Inferior to choice native sheep were
salable ~ 81. Eo1s 80. few going above
s31n or below Sos. Western sheep and
lambs made up the hulk Of the supply
Receipts-Cattle. 5000; calves, eoo, hogs,
=. 900: sheep. 14.0oo.
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ysoaton SEPT. a4-The wool market here
"a steady. with prices firm. caused ~ tns
strong position % the wool market
abroad. Fleece woods maintain a u4oleF-
ate sale. while territory WOOL y tneeiahs
80 q slovv business. but some Eood-sized
hicks are being taken. Montana ffie.
r7esfium and hne. L1lsc: SECURED Price.
ass1sse, Montana No. :. medium. l$i@ -.
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sc: Alameda do. sIGi %: sslverskin
eafons. SS5f5c, hay squash. ga355c: cil-
eunosTs. lsE15cs tomatoes, 2NTSAc, Strirr
neans. l=97A@c; green peas. 27sc: green
PEPPERS. 21SSc; egg plant, 9SGS5c; green
ezra Ss10sc: turnips 5ac. hests. soc. car
rots. Soc: cabbage. ssg7sc; garlic. ssgr.
eaalinows-, Ss16lc. dried peppers. rsff5c.
Erh'-Green spplss. escsac: red apples.
SsS4fSc; Strawberries. Shsrpless. 81 sat sa3
Longworth, s.sIs: rasrherries. se0a4:
hlackberries. s2G25a: huckleherries. se14:
cantsloupes. sSc9s1; plurns. SsTsoc: prunes.
4ss3'ssc; pears. Bartlett. aacafSl. y: peaches
-sxsoc: watermelons. s41Ie: Mexican
lines, S.5afIs: California lemons, ss9s %:
extra quality. s4545o: bananas. 81 esG2:
nutmeg melons. 3eGSac: ounces. -Sa4ec
Batter-Fancy creamery. 9s32ie: Sec
onds, l9aisc: dairy. fancy. i7l-9ISl2: fair
10 choice. 12SlI7c.
Cheese-Choice 70 fancy. 5SQ7c: fair 20
good. &c.
Eggs-Store. Base; ranch. c5Gslc: Sc
leeted Eastern. lsa2lc.
Poultry-Gonhlers. sIsTI5: turkey hens.
SS9i5; ROSTERS. Sa4.5a: young DO. AS
5.o' hroilers. small. s2-5a9s. large 90. $50
4; hens. S4Si5. -: ducks. old. 6. 5a6S; geese
81 25sflT5; pigeons. 81. 5aTl75.
Grspes-Black. 2oa25es soft white. lss
3; Muscst. 3Gesc: Toksys 2e8Soc: seed
less, 406fsac: Isabella. s01eac per box:
wine grapes. per ton. Sl58lS.
Wool.
Wooi-Spring. SIX 10 eight months Gala
veras and foothin. defective, e5sc; North
ern. good TO choice. I2nlSlsc: Northern.
defective. snlec; new lambs and fan Gins.
5dsi-o; Nevada spring. light and choice.
sale; heavy, slSc; fall. short trashy San
Joaquin plains. 5ff5c: good San JOAQUIN
plains. id6c; southern coast 4fsc: mount
air woods. light and free. 6d7c: mountain
woods. defective and heavy 5Gsc: middle
counties, free. 7Qsc; middle counties. de-
fectlve. 6Q6c.
Hops.
Hops-s17c per pound for new.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-ffrm; December. s7isc: MAY.
81 03ss.
Barley-Inactive: December. soi.c
CCrn-S 10.
BTan-sl3
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sTATIF GROCERIEs

Sugar Standardization ''C''' g, hi
Per - go extra ''C'' in bhl. per n. sac.
~ IN bbj. per 70 si4e: dry granuIatesi. in
~ per r.. 5's,: cube. &C. powdered.
" per - discount Cor spot cash on
Prices quoted.
Flour. etc. OohSfnel - washington
stFaieA'. per MI. s., ratent. s. 10. Patent
excellent. Sf@os Novelty A. Ssqs. Call.
latna brands. s. ~. Dakota brands. s. 70
G.Ss. euckwheat four. per hbl. s. ~. per
tNt 80 graham. per hbl. SSS or
IN sacks. SO per cwt. rye -four. Per
ct Nse or lo-To sacks. ke-25 per cwt: re,
zeal per hhl g.; per VT. -. ga,
sfeais, per hhl 81 sAfEsn. hominv.
pSF ewt, Sc. cracked wheat. per
81 -. rolled wheat. s. n bbls. weed.
ssek& s. Whole wheat aour. n~r cvsr
60 pearl harley I0o-fh sacks. s. 81. rs
esxss, A.. spiit peas. Ter So y sacks.
ss-'o boxes. 8s@c. corn meal yellow
e. SIS. s. white los & - 5as. $2l5.
hsSst honiay. So % per ksE
hseas-iJoooiuE(- Small white. per -
ina. per n eisc
hSe-~tJ aAhing l-Japaa. EsfSt&,. China
'ee per n. Island. HA&lhc
at us'ea peas tJo6hingl-Fteld. per n.
sah~tlobh.7e1 LIVERPOOL an sacks.
- ton. Slea25. American dairy. s0-ro
49, Per tor. 81. Coast half ground
- 80 sacks, Der ton ST: san sacks per
A. a. s-'o sacks. = in hale. SIS. s-re
sale IS ''-'o SACKS = II
~tJoobinr(-Uosr rendered. per
L., s.ae.air- tierces s'.r. Rex leaf. -
: eorapouns. tierces. e
y 'Joob'ncl - Gresn-Mocha. per
A. Java. per n. SAe. costa Rica.
Der y. ~. Rio. PER n, -.
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ocEANIc sr9 A7lsiIlr coNFsNY.


Steamers leave san Francisco for Homo
lulu. samoa. Auckland =. Il. and sydney.
~ g w. without change.
Efaeamshlp Alameda October T. .. m.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia. Sep
t@Fuber q. - a ~. and October r. 10 3. N.
TYfOS. 4. GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
Boyd block. Seattle. Also corner Eleventh
and Railroad streets. Tacoma.
T. -. Spfe seis A. Bros. Co. General
Agents. san Francisco
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Omaha. Sept e4-Cattle-Stesdy on all
Desirable kinds: weak on others Westerns.
sSsiA2S. Gamers. 2.5Asl24e: stockers and
feeders. lower. s. sssIs 20. calves. Ssr@.S-
Sheep-Flrm; Westerns. S-asais: common
anu stockcrs. s47a -: lambs. S1Aas~
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STNS. GARLAND AND TNANGFI.

Seattle and Townse nd Noah Rav Route
Steamer Garland leaves YeSier dock Mon
davH Wednesdays and Fridays az f215
q. m for Port Townsend. Port WiItiams
nunsenesa. Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Gettysburg PyEht. ciailam Bay and Neah
Ray. returning. arrives Seattle 30 r. m
on opposite DAYS steamer Evangci leaves
Yesicr dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays. Wednesdays and FridayR nj s.aa
y. m. arrives Seattle alternate days
n. m.
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Flour.

Flour Receipts Il 000 barrels: exports,
Q so0 barrels; nrmer; low grades in de-
manf Rye -four, steady. Buckwheat
flour active.
wheat
Whca, Receipts. - 200 bushels: exports
~. soo bushels. Spot. hrmer: No ? red.
64sc No. hard. CSC delivered. Options
were quite active and decidedly higher
today. due 10 n good demand from shorts.
induced ny small Russian shipments
higher cables. foreign buying and strong
Western cash market closing 1asdfGc
higher: September closed 63isc; December,
64d65lac, closed 65'zr.
Hops.
Hops-Quiet.
Wool.
wool Steady.
Metals.
Pig iron-Firm; Southern. tle7li North
err. Sl2Hit
copper Easy; exchange price s12Gf2 ..
Lead STEADY. exchange. s. 32tsd23S
TiH-outet; straits. {l4 s11l425. plates.
quiet.
Speltsr-Cuiet; domestic. &i15aL5a
Coffee
CoTee- Options closed steady. IN
changed to 10 points lower: December.
So ISL. September. SIS s. Spot coffee. Rio.
quiet No. :, 1910. mild. quiet and steady,
Coriova. lSiaTI9c.
sugar
Sugar Raw. active and higher: fair re
tning. 51sc.
Petroleum.
Petroleum Dull. United closed Huis
bid
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TIME earn. IN EFFECT MARCH is.

North bound Leave Seattle . a. m:
leave Port Townsend n m. leave Friday
Harhor 1880 a. M leave Roche Harbor
IL p. m, arrive New Whatcom. & y. m.
South hound--Leaye New Whatcom a.
IN; leave Roche Harhor a. m: leave
Friday Harbor 10 n. m: leave Port Town
send y. m: arrive Seattt T.iS =. m.
J. r Thompson, managing owner. Lilly,
BoEardus q Co. agents. City dock.
Phone. Main 81.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
t%GTD% ROUTE

steamer A r. Robinson. carrying Ef. r.
mail. lpaVee CITY dork foot ~ Main street
a. - .. 10. arrives - Sidney az lois
= M. arrives A. Sfiyerdale Al - m
Leaves Silver3aie ~ 1915 y. M. leaves
Sidney or return ~ p m Fare - Port
Oreharf points. - Fgaiiy except SUNDAY.
r. ~ Robinson. master LILLY, Hagardtz
& co ax-nts Telephone. Main 81.
Cleaner npen Zoe charter nn Sunday
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

Financial.
London. Sept. 2i--ssilver, % 9-l6d: con
soils. 10T ILLS.
New York Sept. 2t-Jhe Evening Post
london cabIegram says: Today the set
Element in mines absorbed tho attention.
other markets were quiet mining stocks
stu booming. Americans, though clos
ing under the best prices, are buliish in
Iondon. and stock for tho most part is
held in very good hands The rates ~ the
settlement tomorrow Will be the same as
last time The RothschildE have stopped
buying gold.
BreadstufrS AMI Grains.
Liverpool. Sept. e. Wheat-ouiet anf
moderate: No. red winter. IS iod; No >
red spring. IS I'D: No I hard Manitoba.
Is Id: No. 1 California. A. ia. Futures
opened quiet but steady. IA higher. clos
"a firm. Ia higher. Septc mber and Octo-
her. IS III: November 4s'iii4d. December.
Is ra.d. January. IS Id February. - Al.
Corn-Spot. quiet. American mixed new.
ss ed Futures opened quiet. IA lover,
closed nrrn, unchanged so ~ lower; sep
ternber. - SGD October. "a 44d Novem-
Der. - 4t.d. December. 81 sd, January.
81 81. February. S. H.d-
lrIour Steady. demand fair. freely sun
Piled. ST. Louis fancy winter. IS 81
Hons.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. 81 is.
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HAWAII.

A reward OF $40 will he paid for inforrna-
ton leading 10 the arrest and conviction
OF any one stealing copies OF the Post
Inteiligencer delivered TO subscribers
throughout the city.
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Time Il Money.

The man whose time is money can save
much in the course OF a year II he finds
his trains are always on time The North
Western Line ~ one of the most reliable
IN It's adherence 70 it's time this is also
the shortest line between St Paul and
Chicago. +. w. PARKER,
Puget Sound Agent. Sol Front street. Sc
attic.
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STEAMER GLIDE.
Change OF run ssptsmh.r (

Leaves Commercial dock, Tacoma go
3 m. Mondays. Wednesdays AMI FRIDAYS
FOR Diaila Wilson Creek and way land
ings IN Seattle. Tufadays. ThuranavN and
Saturdays for Ruenrs stones Landing,
pes Moines. Chsutauqua. Nazhon Aqusr-
farm and Seattle. Returning. leaves CITY
dock Al r. IA Fare 20 AT points q
cents. + r NANDERHoTF
Captain Steamer Glide.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.


STFAAfsH ttDNAIsFE.
Arlington dock, 5eaEes Tor Victoria and
Port Townsend daily. except sunday, A.
II - ~ M, returning. leaves Victoria AZ 3
a m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend ard way points daily except
SUNDAY ~ a. m, Sunday. direct ~ q
"a m. returning direct. leaves pogL
Tor nsend AZ a .. IN. Telephone 10
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EVERETT RouTF-STR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle s.4S n m. III 30 n. m. 40
n. m. Leaves Everett A. m. p. m,
n. m.
sundays-Leaves Seattle II a. m: leaves
Everett n. m.
Fare-Singlc trip. TIC: round trip 81 s5;
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
homsh.
T.anding-Colman dock. foot ~ Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAyIGA-
TON COMPANY.
Gland Troup. Pres. +. w. Goodhue. Sec.
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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. Seattie-Tacoma
route. as follows
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY 2.
TIME CARD.
Leave Sea,tle-7.45. ili5 a. m: 2.45. s;is
p m.
Leave Tacoma IN =. m: I, 4.30, p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle a. m; y n. 2. N.
Leave Tacoma 30 a. m. 2 30. I % p. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma and Commercial dock foot Of Mar
ion street Seattle.
sundays. excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood. fare, Sac.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

1AAIflA QUASI SlEsAMSttIF u.
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco, via Pert Townsend
and Victoria, ut a. m. passengers re-
ceived on board at a. ND September 8,
10, Is, 20. q, 30
For Alaska--Septembe 5 and 20. at
a. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria ana
Puget Sound ports at n. m. September 2.
Z. II. IL. 90. q.
Tickets may be obtained at tho office OF
the company az Ocean dock Seattle
GOODAIL. PERKINS & co.
General Agents, San Francisco.
j. F. TROWBR1pGE, Act. II. s.. Supt.
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FOR BRENERToH. T.. r. DRY DOCK,
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY.
EEN EAMHV

LIN. Z IN 10
leaves Central wharf Two round trips
dativ
Leaves Seattle At q. N. and n. IN. axs
cept the SECOND Sunday 81 Zach month them
making ore trip only leaving az 7 b. M
Leaves Sundays ~ W. and u m.
touching ~ all intermediate points.
Returning. leaves Sidney ~ e.45 r. m AMI
T. nom. lsavea Charleston ct q m ard
u. 30 T. IN: leaves Hrefuerfnn af T.fs a. m
and I'D p. m. arriving At seattle ~
m and tf5 = 81.
Round trip tickets T~
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THE VANCOUVER RouTE-A TRrr
lin. CD n F.n.et June I. 1878.

Time card in Effect June !. 1878.
SasffA Everett ard Hhat~oul ron's-
sfsfa az washington leaves S@nttis daily.
exrer9 Saturday e. ~ r. IN
S@atffe Everett nd La Conner rSagtr~-
Fslrhaven leaves seattle daily. except
81 nday, at s q. m
Teisnhone zfT. Tcsier Dock.
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L. <. DRY DOCK. PORT ORCHARD
AND SIDNEY ROUTE.
Three round trips daily.


STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Sidney 6.4a and II 40 a. IN Leaves
Seattle a IN. and .. ~. from IIarrang-
ton 4. Smiths wharf. calling ~ ell way
ports: goes through 20 AndeFaon's land
ing ~ ~ r. m Sunday Leave Renttle at
a M. and D. m. Leave Sidney a D. M
Fare. 25c. y. TRoUTMAN, Master
A G L. BERRY Agent. Telephone sss
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

Portland. Sept. e4-wheat-yaIlsy. &c;
waIa waila, &3c per bushel.
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Lohhlnc Quotations.

The following arc the prices paid by re-
tai dealers FOR round lots delivered az tho
wharf or on cars. or the jobbinx rates
Quoted hy wholesale dealers with ordi-
aary terms Of credit.
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TIME cam

TIME CARD
STEAMER CITY or CHAMPAIGN
caves CITY dock. Seattle. foot OF Main
and Jackson streets. Ssptemher e. At
a IA September g. At .. m. september
* AZ : a N. Leaves Mount Nernon-s@p~
,Arf,bar a AZ a. M September "a. at
a N September =, ~ 2 a IN. calling at
sfanwood. Fir. Skagit City and Avon.
rrerEspr-T'T AND gNOHOMISH RIVER
ROUTE
steamer clan Mcdonald leaves City dock
daftv EXCEPT saturday. At y midnight for
Richmond Edmonas. Mukiife0. Aosher.
Tverett Marysvflle. Faet Everett. Lowell
and Soohoyaieh connecting ~ Snohomish
,rtfb hoafs FOR cherry Valley. T'0lt and all
an rfver points. Returning. leaves Sno-
feeragah 3 "A ~ daily. excepting Sunday.
LILLY ROGARpIS a. CO Inc.
Owners and Managers
THE VANCOUVER ROJfTE--A TnfP
THROUGH TIL ISLANDS
efea~,er f'f0r,4z J 4 - RriEn. Master
leaves Tacoma. = noon: Seattle. Yesief'a
wNs~f e. m Mondays and Thursdays
for Port Townsend. Auacortes. FairhaYen.
New Whstc0m. PLANE and Friday Hsroar.
ard Vancouver. arriving VANCOUVER ! r n
following day. -
For further Information apply - Fesier's
vharf.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.

Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock. foot Of Main street Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday at 2 a. m for Port
Townsend, San Juan Islands and New
WhafC0Tn
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reservations taken at ell stations az
18th MERRIAM time g p. m. Pacific
gr.sl' GEORGE y. SALISBURY.
lA'-' Observer in Charge.
sySee At Seattle harbor for the week COM
rsarsng Wednesday, September q:
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STEAMERS.

PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
-
vsrroRIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. n G,
s.fUa m irvf MI. Tacoma ..llloi Arr x:4sarn
Io:l5srn ryt 81 -. Seattle =. 4 ssiAri sooara
:Mpm Lvl TslPt. Townssnd NlArIii :$spn
<:Npm AriIiol.. victoriA III MlLyI S.Sopm
spaiIy except Monday.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WILLAPA.

Captain George Roberts
Leaving Seattle for Alaska September =
and every = days thereafter.
FOR frelgat ard passenger rates apply 20
= g. CARROLL Agant.
eeAwanacaer Ua.ek Tel Pike s..
CffAs =. PEABODY. GsneFaI Manager,
Seattte.
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STEAMER sEHoMn

Between Seattle and vic.oria. n. c.
10 . mLv -. Seattle .lA7 tb m
! a mI.v Port Townsend. lArli2:p . m
q m ArI...... Victoria ......ILvi 90 N
sDaily except Saturday.
These steamers furnish Nrst-ciass ac-
Communications. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leave from Iesier wharf.
Seattle.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET,

No. 1 club. &sc: blue stem. 45c. Inactive
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Flour Receipts. Il mo barrels: exports.
eo0 barrels; nrmer. low grades I'm de-
mand. Rye -four, steady. Buckwheat
flour active.
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STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON. |