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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-25
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadstufYs and Gra,rs

San Francisco. July .4-Ficur-Famiiy
extras, $S.&GS. Is. bakers extras. $3.50
s.3S; superine. s.. s5a2 90 per barrel.
Wheat-No. l shipping wheat, sli.c for
No. and s2isc for choice; milling wheat
ssiycuN per Genital
Bariey-F'eed, fair 20 good, SIC: choice.
62i9c: brewing, 7aI75c
Oars-Milhng. e5cGsT: surprise. sld1lo
fsrcy feed. s7lscQsl: good to choice, sa9
soc; poor to fair, 7iadSsc, black, nominal;
gray, Soels5c per GENITAL.
Flour-euarter sacks, 6S16; wheat CEN
tails, $3.50; barley. centals. SC. 3Ss: pota-
toes. sacks. ?. 7s7; onions, sacks, $50. beans.
sacks. %: bran, sacks 1.940: middlings,
sacks. e55: hay. tons, Cos; wool. bales, Is,
wine, gallons. $500.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring. years fleece. San Joaquin.
per pound, SQ61ae; six To eight months
DO. 6gSc; six 10 eight months Calaveras
and foothiil. free. SQloc: do. defective.
eaSc; Northern. good TO choice. l2dl3iac.
do. defective, saioc. Nevada, spring. light
and choice. agllc; heavy. 6qsc.
Hops-4Q6c per pound.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Steady; December. 81 .0S5.: May,
81 .oel.; new. selle-. 9sc.
Barley-Steady; December, 64c.
Financial.
Silver bars. Co.'S d66is Drafts-S.ght -. "a
Mex. DOL. .5i41544 Telegraph .......5
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I'll the bear traders turned psnt--ssrscke-
and bought as they have nor bought in
months. becoming more frenriea at ev~-N-
jump. until September. the active option.
climbed from, Use a. the opening through
tbs various stages 10 sac closing at the
high point. Last night il closed az 1ssc.
After the close the bulls talked very en-
Enthusiastically OF a return 10 the high
prices reached early ;n the wear. Aut the
conservatives traders feared setback IN
less the country should come 30 the rescue
and ger its powerful influence behind the
movement. The transactions for the day
were 10. 7oo.eo0 bushels.
Flour.
Flour-gecespts. lS.eo barrels: exports
seoo barrels: market decidedly higher on
spring wheat and a good local demand
buyers Willingly paying Ice more. t.ossd
strong; winter straights. s3saa5-so: Mime
sofa patents. N.7sEli. winter, extras, Ss2a
80; bakers. Siesf2ea; spring. low
grades, Si.&7ssa.
Wheat.
Whsat-Receipts. 1850 bushels exports.
none. Spot. norninslly higher No. :. rec.
9ai.c: No. /. Northern. sc delivered; or
tons excited and held higher al dav
closing al the top and s-sssisc over last
night. Shorts were being badly ssEnnpesie1.
starting in with unexpected higher cao.eS
and they ran prices up on thems .lves by
the very frenzy At their huying. BAL
crop news and rurnors Of war in Europe
were incidental bull features. No. ., red,
September. sSasd757sc. closed Csc.
Hops.
Hops-Dulf.
Wool.
wool-F'irm.
Metals.
Pig iron-F'irn; Northern, S21ft
Cooper-Strong; exchange price. sii4o.
Lead-.Strong. exchange price. Sia
Petroleuni-souiet. United closed H5s,s1
1Ss
Tin-Firm; straits. sii@G1465: plates.
market firm.
Spelter-Quiet.
Coffee.
Coffee-options closed barely steady.
and 10 points net decline; October. SIS 10
Q15.l5. Spot coffee-Rio. steady; No. :.
l52c. Mild-Steady.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw. firm Refined-Fairly act
i've and firm, unchanged
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CHICAGO MARKETS
The Board of Trade.

Chicago. July s4-wheat today went M
In long jumps. closing at an advance of
4ssc for September. AT the start there
were buyers at nearly 1c above yester-
days close. The Liverpool market was
quoted firm. In half an hour September
had risen SC over yesterdays close. The
Chicago Inspection Sheet gave today's re-
ceipts at II carloads. is of which were
new wheat, and not one of the latter was
up TO the contract grade. a year ago
today $50 cars were received here. Phila-
delphia was the only port from which
any wheat cleared, and 70. 100 bushels was
the amount and of flour the total ship
ments were 10000 barrels. The Minneap-
oils and Duluth receipts were lat ears.
against TIS a year ago. The bad conds-
ton OF winter wheat was emphasized by
the receipts here of orders this morning
from miilers in Michigan and Kansas,
and purchases I'm fulflfment OF them OF
10000 bushels for each place for imne-
date shipment. After the advance to
7oSsc the scalpers reduced the price 10
e9ssc again. but there was a constant af-
lection shown all day for an elevation
above the 70c level. and on numerous oc-
casions IL Knocked up against 70isc. Near
the close the shorts became anxious for
wheat and wild advance resulted Cud-
ahy. Partridge and other big shorts were
buying heavily, and the smaller fry join
ed In the race for cover.
Corn was firmer and higher, but the
demand was only moderate. except in
spots. The advance was due 10 wheat.
The highest for September was reached
at the close, ssc higher than yesterday.
Oats were firm. and September closed
ssc higher.
The provision market was indebted to
wheat for a recovery near the close which
left pork 7isc higher for September and
mac higher for January than at the close
OF the previous session. Lard and ribs
were virtually in the end.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat--July. IKE: August. nv.
Corn-Juiy. Aa.c; September, 4f%c.
Oats-July 24Isc. September. 23iSc.
Pork-July. sio7s: September. s1o.&
LaTd-July, s6.25: September. 81 ..
Ribs-July. $50: September. 1911.
Rye-4Sc.
Barley-50c
Flax-Si30
Timothy-S5.so.
Live Stock.
Cattle trading today was fairly active.
the bulk Of the catble sold at 81 5nN5So
The stocker and feeder prices are as mach
as lSc higher than last week. sales rang
ing at So 4ed4 Most OF the sales % cows
and heffers were at s1.75d35o. bulls. 81 20
G340. veal calves. Si50Io6o. Western
rangers sold freely at firm prices and
among the sales were some Wyoming
steers averaging go pounds at 1870.
Today's hog offerings reached 5000
head. and prices were 1oc lower. Mos. OF
the transactions were at N65f5 for
heavy. and $5.f0fi5f IS for light hogs.
Sheep-There was a further decline OF
1920 today Sales were slow at s3T4, 50
for common 10 choice spring lambs. Sheep
were extremely dull nj 81 .e0a45o for in
ferior 10 extra; Western so,d Al sSdS.3S.
'pts-Cattle. 15,oo; calves, 40; hogs,
2 600. sheep. 1000.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Chehaiis starts this evening on
her first trip on the Hood canal run.
Steamer Skagit Chief took leo barrels OF
cement 10 the Port orchard dry dock
yesterday.
Steamer Champaign left yesterday
morning for Chautauqua beach with about
200 G.. A. n. veterans For the encampment
Steamer Edith, for Hood canal. this
morning carried about forty campers, who
seek enjoyment in the fine hunting and
fishing that abound in that region.
Schooner TeaSer. belonging TO tho
Washington Fur Company. is being fitted
up for the salmon business. Her crew
Will work on the Gtuiliayute river, whila
she will remain al Neah bay.
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London Wool Sales.

London. July s4-At the wool auction
sales today lash bales were offered. of
which 90 were withdrawn. America was
a liberal buyer. New South Wales sSss
hslcS. secured. edaIs ID. greasy. 5s.s,assa.
Queensland. Its bales. secured Ssaass
Is "a. greasy. 4nai. Victoria. 1884 bales:
secured. slGis Sd. greasy. s6dnird. South
Australia. Sss bales: greasy. siSHSd. Tas-
mansa- 81 bales: Seouret. aslIassd. New
Zealand. 7.7Si bales. secured. ssdals 81
greasy. Hsglod Cape Of Good Hope ami
Nsrsi. @i bales: secured. 15S1s LAD:
greasy, 5ie7ss.d.
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MARINE NEWS.

Ho1uiani. July ss.--Sai,ed-Schr John
r. Miller, for san Francisco. Arrived
Str Point Iona, from san Francisco
san Francisco, July 4-Arrivea-Rark
Cen FaArchild. Nanaino. Departed
city of Puehla, Victoria and Port Towns
end; Bandorille. Coauille river Fretghts
and charters-Dutch bark Van Gaien.
now at Victoria. salmon. thence 10 Liver
pool or London.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
nnI,E,R HOTEL.

Isaac Dunlap Ia Conner.
r W. Crow. Snohomish.
T. w. Nichols. Winnemucca. new
r NJ Dougan. Tacoma.
II II. Lloyd. Victoria
q. V. Brown. Dungeness.
NJ hfiscer Dungeness
aFred c. Abby. lookout
James Morris, Tacoma.
r. A Davis. Oak Hsrbor.
w f. Stevens. Juneau. -
e. l.. Parrish. wife and daughter. Jul
neau. .,
5 MarIs , ,r San r Frsnclsso
a. n Scott. San Francisco.
& johnson. St. Louis.
Charles verd. Bryant.
n. Cailum, Redmond.
Paul Murphy. Buroda
HoIlEI. BUTLER.
Jnlius Selgel. san Francisco.
]. Eidwood Lac. Spokane.
!. + P FIodsait F r. Ssnanf-
Julius ,Pincus. San F'ranciscc,
Mrs T. X Jonas, Tuscola. Ill
Misc r. Henson. villa Grove
Niss Mary Henson. VILLA Grove
Wtss blanche Henson. villa Grove
]. r.. Foster. Spokane.
DR.. g, White. Nashville. Tenn.
J. e Reynolds. Nashville. Tenn.
r.. G. DALEY. sau Fras Fran 80 rr,r,,.co
Mrs M. J Mayhem, Sacramento
Mrs y. r Philips. Marysville. Cal.
Mrs Dry saals. Blaine
q w.fIufsbard and wife. Tustin. Cal
A T. Rurnbart and Wife. Chicago.
Ntss - NJ e. Bgrnhart. chicago.
=; Mogrkis Mount Vernon,
Mavr Wauheinaer Mount vernon
N p cormick Spokane.
q A. Murray. Tacoma.
q e. Anderson. Newcastle.
4 III Reerher San Francisco.
I I Mann ard wife. Portland.
II = Neilors. nottingham. Fsngian1
walter Bowen, Port Townsend.
r r. NcIntiyr. San Francisco.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
lanes &fcSuItv, Buckley.
William Kelley. SPOKANE.
~ i Donough, st. Paul.
Louis WOOD, Victoria
~ Etafforvt ReaAviilc. Cal.
Ida Reese Wienha-
NJ y Hitchcock, Washington City.
~ X Tsrtndie Tewbal.
Mrs A. g. Cort and daughter. DenninR
n I;osli4s.isr, Portland.
Ts.rteF ssaosfdy. Faienabure.
W51fans g. Foster, San Francisco
~ ~ RAYMOND Portland.
r - Could Stslfrnan Valley. III.
! W .Rrinklsy and wife. SPOKANE
y. II. Cunningham. Portland
NJ X WIgton. Tacoma
r II Bardly. Tacoma
NJ J. Mcnamara. Tacoma
n T. Ncsiin1sy. Tacoma
= = Walker, Tacoma
Nike oTBrien. Tacoma
r NJ harrington. CITY.
= Mo- .rocsion, Oak usrpsr.
" &. AuRtin. CITY
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Omaha. Ju'y - -Ca,tle-ActfvA and
steady: Western steers. s. EaATs. tanners.
81 e5ge p. stockers and feeders, s2.50n2 -.
$50
CalveF-s7 rslAE.
sheep-StrorE fair n choice Westerns
s. 5oa3 .: common an1 stock sheep. fiISsf
go. lambs, $3.50
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October. s. sa: November. So SKA: Decen-

octoA~r. ss 50: November. So sssd, Deem
her. "a SID
CorTt-sSnot. firm. American mixed. new.
- I'D. Futures opened quiet. with near
AMI distant positions lad lower: closed
steady. with near positions Id higher and
distant positions unchanged 70 IA lower,
July. Ia Sh4d: August, IS lad: September.
"a ID; October Is I'D. November, As @ssd.
December. - Its4
F1oar--Dall. demand. poor: S. Louis
fancy winter. Is 81
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sspef,s Cigarettes,
a tt.4ta high In Price, but
- f,raat Norts,ern Steamers.

Great Northern pslstiai steamers North
vest and Sorthiand leave Duluth every
Monday and Friday. touching az Sauft
gfa Marie, Mackinar, Detroit. Cleveland
ar5 Buffalo Pc sure 70 get reservations
or thase magnificent steamers. at si2 Front
street
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commission houses report good recetpfs
and an active demand for most prod
ucts. New hay is arriving from east of
the mountains, and IS expected soon
from local points. California po,ato
sti1 lead in the market, as Yakimas are
yet too green TO handle in large ouanti-
ties.
Washington butter. cheese and eggs
are arriving in sufficient quantities 70
supply the home demand and to leave
some for storage. Strictly choice ranch
butter is worth Is to Is cents. and best
creamery Is TO i9c. Yakima cheese read
lily brings II TO u cents, and is considered
equal 10 the best New York. Eggs are
quoted al l5Gtsc per dozen
The fruit supply Is ample, With little
change in prices. A car load OF Yakima
peaches arrived and sold at 5o6s5c per
box. A consignment OF apricots also
came In from wenatchee, selling at S0
soc. California peaches brought so675c.
Blackherries are coming from Oregon
principally Homegrown red raspberries
sell at 75cGs1 per crate. California pears
bring 81 So per crate. The last California
steamer brought limited supply of
melons. nectarines and egg plants East
ern Washington sweet corn has dropped
to 1a92oc per dozen. Lemons stiIl re-
main at about IS per box. and oranges
show no change. though the season is
about over.
home product Is concerned. but there is
a light drop in California owing to a
cheapening of transportation rates.
The poultry market shows little change:
hens. So. so per dozen: broilers. s250
The provision market remains at yester-
days quotations. Pork products are ac-
tive and likely to advance
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The Pro.ius.e Exchange.

The wheat bt'-ls today rsshed The
haars % The wall ard made them pay I'll
the way from &c 20 s. advance for wheat
they sold short with such a lavish ban
Ia, night. At first there was Only fair
rsSe IN prices. bat the shorts SEEMED nesv-
as over the unexpected advance IN pr
vsfe cables ard Fau1ors % European 7ars
Ire bulls ware quick n aaH7loss3e ftng
yrorous doses OF calamity crop Iews IN
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland, July "a Wheat - Quiet
STRONG; Walla Walla, i7c; Valley. soc per
busaei.
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SAN JUAN IsLANDs-sITAMER IL

SAN JUAN IsLANDS-sTEAMER LT-
Ola THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mall, leaves City
deck foot OF Main street. Monday. We'd
nessay and Friday al q. m. for Port
Townsend San Juan Islands and New
Whztcom-
TINE CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH r.
North Bound-Leave Seattle zoo q m,
leave Port Townsend 100 a m: leave
Friday Harbor f1ss0 a. m; leave Roche
Harbor I2-30 p m. arrive New Whatcon
500 D. n.
South Boeand-Leave New Whatcom 400
O. m, leave Roche Harbor 800 a. m;
leave Friday Haroor 1000 a. m leave
Port Townsend 400 p. m. arrive Seattle
1:45 p. m
J. r. Thompson, managing owner.
LILY Borardus q Co. agents. City dock.
Phone So
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Honolulu and Australia
Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
luIu samoa Auckland. y. H.. and Sgd
nsv y s w. without change.
Steamship Alameda. July. =. p m.
Hcnolulu only. steamship Australia
rios. A. GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
pova block Seattle.
II webster. Dist. Agent. Vancouver.
D. spreckels g. Bros. Co.. General
AeentS San Francisco.
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FOREIGN MARKETS


London. July 2i-silver, - SID. Con
soils. Us SIS Rate Of interest Bank Of
England 2 per cent.
New York. july 24-The Evening Pos;'
T41r9on caslexraxra says: The stock mar
ket today was fat. owing 70 an exaggey-
atea scare af,gSIt Bulgaria ContaBgoes
ard Americans were 2fAff3 per cent. easier
au,5 Irregular "a dun. eios1nE better.
.At~h ssor.= feature OF strength was the
sAfust-a - Bonds have risen points.
Canadian Pacific WAS fat. 7 have reason
To t4gipye that the japanese government
has trstsFnated It's desire that the rs0uey
recently raised FOR indemnify shall all ~
-,9zce.f 10 ia credit ga I<oufon. II may
even xs fesrru~ors rily 20 the Rank ~ Eng
land Tviss Is not generally kEspgFn. and
1850 afsxslsrt ely s-Ey.f-lrr1 q
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Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS
The stock Exchange.

New York, July a-Share speculation
on the Stock Exchange was irregular and
unsettled throughout the greater part
of the day. and in the final trading was
decidedly heavy The sharp advance in
wheat on reports of n scant crop led TO
selling of the grangeTs. The general
railway list caught the depression, which
was increased TO some extent by a slight
" hardening tendency of sterling ex-
change. and by moderate sales for the
foreign account The market was very
erratic. with widest fluctuations in the
industrials Sugar. after an early ad-
vance of 8 per cent, broke Ia, to 1i2as
during the morning on clique selling.
claimed to be for the purpose of shaking
out weak holders. rally of Ia per cent
was followed by a reaction OF ia per cent,
and a final recovery of y per cent. re-
stricte6 the loss to the merest fraction.
Chicago Gas fiuctuated between 81 and
ssh per cent. closing = per cent. below
Yesterdays close Leather was notably
strong. Shortly before noon the coal
shares came into prominence. story
that New England was to be turned over
soon to the new interest in control
caused Jump of sis per cent. The market
closed very heavy
In the bond market Atchisou issues were
heavily dealt In, and on purchases aggre-
eating 100000 the dours trust receipts
improved 10 ia per cent, and Atchison
seconds trust receipts ia per cent At
Gibson adjustment tours. when issued
brought ss3tq54 per cent. The aggregate
sales of the day reached the large total
of se,99o. eeo.
Financial.
Money on caA-Easy at per cent: last
loan. per cent. closed J per cent Primo
mercantile paper. 3Gf per cent
Sterling cxcbange-Firm. with actual
business In bankers bills at A.a0A for de-
mand and "a S9H for sixty DAYS Posed
rates, 81. ssIseI4a0 and sisoizat-eL Com
mercial bills f.SSi4.
silver certificates 6Sss ff61c.
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FOR ALASKA.

THE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
steamer Utopia J. a. O'Brien. Master.
Leaves Tacoma, Il noon. Seattle, Yes
,er's wharf D. m. Mondays and Thurs
days for Port Townsend, Anacortes. Fair
haven. New Whatcom. Blaine and Friday
Harbor, and Vancouver. arriving Van
co1yer D m following day.
Fare 20 Blaine 81: fare 10 Vancouver, 8.
For further Information apply 10 Yes
ler's wharf
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Hreais,ur- and Grain.

Liverpool July "a beat-sgsot steady
se-,a~vt r1or. No red winter. s. si4d.
No. rcd wpriuz. - 7iza. No. hard Mani
,oas. rs 50. No. I California. 81 I'D. FF-
lures oVeaed firm. with near positions
pa higher. closed firm. with near ard
distant Fsc$itfons iz4at higher. Jaly.
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STEAMER CRICKET.


Daily except Sunday.
raawes Seattle. 1910 a. m and 10 r. m
leaves Everett. ! - a. IN. and II a p. m.
rare 80 cents.
Makes stops at Edmonds and Mukilteo
Isaves Gaines dock. foot OF Spring st.
chetF,a Leaves Nail dock Everett
IN pARRINGTON. Managing Owner
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-StttE or SIERfF'F"S SALk-ln the
s1peghoF court % the state 81 Washing
.eA' Tor me county OF kiug.-INae SCOT
-. - american Mortgage Company, Lam
~ a cooperation. plaintiff. vs.. fhofnaS
A. o9haey, El.za beth Ds bSsey. his VIE,
@2S
Nsser ard BY virtue OF an order or sale
- sltcs2f execution issued out or the
$50 hAn5a8 court. in the above entttlea
80. and 30 ne dsrtctest and de,lVcgwd,
.sfe asaiy levied upon The following De-
sstaa-ei real property situated in ktpg
>55@s.s WASHINGTON. to-Ntt:
- I'VE 81. block sixteen (ieA. az ke-i-
asai,tol - the Clty Of Seattle.
r. Nee Is therefore asnsSy given tnAt
~, sioAy. the u day 81 August. lSSs az
a. .-oeT % ten O'Clock a m. Of said day,
- @e freGf door OF ths court house. IN
Slty % Seattle. in said King county.
a. ~ sell the above DESCRIBED property
~ csss, ~
h@Aes this ere 18th aav % June. ISaa
\. Z. VAN DE NANTER.
sheriff.
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rPHOISrFRERS.
BRASS FOUNDRY.

0aalssoN & AI4Srf,ANp. Upholsterera
Ness Aa5 seneca
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTD\ ROUTE
Steamer A. r. Robinson. carving Z. S.
mail. leaves City dock. foot Of Main ST.
~ arrives AZ siiver5ele 81 y IN Leayes
Siiyer,fale n f2:15 ?. -; leaves Sldaey$on
rartlrn Al 2. N. Fare 20 Port Orchard
.,,ir-s &c Daily except Sundays. T.
< Robinson. master. Lilly, Bogarius &
- agents. Telephone So Steamer open
for charter on Sunday.
EVERETT AND SNOHMoTSH ROUTE.
STEAMER MABEL.
rN,N-es Central wharf daily a. a.2a ex-
80 " e.lues3ay and Sunday nights. cali
- Al Fsfu0u3s. Everett. MarySvilIa
well sra Sach orntsh- Returning faave
S~oh0rsiSA AZ a n. except Monday and
r-nursaav. Connecting a. Sacaomiza with
W GEoRGE J. WILEY. Agent.
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Ut r RRASs AND BELL FoCS-
ny fToal and Madison
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ssThe Old Dominion
u the Ia,ss, novelty IN cigarettes.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.

Time Card IN Effect June /. 1895.
Seattle. Everett and Whatcom route
Srafs OF Washington leaves Seattle daily
sxrent Saturday. at 10 2. m.
Seif,fle Everett and La Conner route
TratraaVen leaves Seattle daily. except
Sunday al : a m.
reienhons 81. feSier Dock-
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as toi-
lows. -. D.. r,ou-rss,a
ana Victoria. at a. IN. sp&SSeISSFs re-
49, st,.,S an board at a. M july = {, u,
Il r3r Ala hlilaasLa-July s L, q and = at a.
H., Can Francisco for Victoria and
r,,,ssf Sound ports. al ? a. m. July >. ;.
"a, 10. - and -.
u.,... NAY he obtained ST the Office %
iNlDS-.oary At Ocean deck, Seattle
'as GooDAIL PERKINS 8 Go.
General Agents. san Francisco.
-~RoWRRfDGE, Act =. s Sgpt..
Seattle.
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O. 6. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcuL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
SEATTLE I.tfr- II fS4S
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily except slnoAx.
In one hour ara twenty sve minutes.
THE STEAMER FLY Eh
Regular daily trips, SeAttle-T1comA
route. a. follows:
Taking effect
TUESDAY. MAY
TINE CARD.
Leave Seattie-7:E. HIS a. m: 90. I'D
?. N Leave Tzcona-ssD G n. 10 A.so.
sundayG
Leave Geat.re-7san a m. ieno. 500 .. N.
Leave Tacorna-s - a m. 80. Sd p. n
Landing al Northern Pacific wharf Ia
coma, and Commercial COCK. foot OF MAJ
lon street Seattle
Sundays. excursion rates on steamer
FIestwood. fare. Soc.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

san Francisco. July ,flF'o- Washing
ton-Fair but cloudy weather in western
portion. slightly cooler: westerly winds.
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rrsAITs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ems GARLAND AND EvANGEL-

10000 T,o~n=e-f- Neah Bay RoUse.
$50 $3.50 Garland leaves Nesler dock Mon
So wessreSsssys and Fridays a. i2-sA
- M for Port TownsSna b. b., r ,ssa,.,S
liaI . sss, PySht. Clallam Bay and Mean
S Ssx' -ssssrn8ng. arrives Se3tJle - p n.
on epsS - for Port Angeles and Veto
nes, >,,,,.fays. Wednesdays and F'Ttiays a.
r. r. - re: arrives Seattle alternate days