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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-20
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. July i9.--Arrived-F"-
mer. Coos bay; bktn Fremont. Bering sea:
bktn Jane A. Falkenburg. Sand point
Departed-Umatilla, Port Townsend and
Victorias Point Iona, Gray's harbor; schr
Guide, Willapa harber; schr Compeer Sc
attic. Freights and charters - Br hk
Othes. now at Portland. -four. thence to
United Kingdom. Havre. Antwerp or Dun
kirk; Br sh Port Stanley. at San Diego.
wheat. from Portland 10 United Kingdom.
Havre. Antwerp or Dunkirk.
Port Townsend. July 1s.--Speciai.-Ar~
rived-Schr Glendale. from San Francisco,
al Port Angeles. for Westminster 70 load
lumber for San Francisco. Sailed -Schrs
Lizzie B. and Elsie laden with merchan-
disc and on . halibut cruise for Cooks
Inlet Nor str Oscar II. for Delagoa hay.
To sail tomorrow-Schr John d. Tallant.
for San Pedro: schr Golden Shore. Ia
coma for Shanghai; schr Comet, Tacoma.
for San Pedro; schr Mary Russ. Tacoma.
for San Diego.
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Tho BOSTON Wool Market.

Boston. July 1.-THE Boston CONNER
cial Bulletin will say tomorrow or the
wool market: THE boom is checked for
the present. at least. Prices are. how
ever. quite steady. and the market is well
supported by sales still above the average
The boom has lasted Just four weeks. and
Boston has sold in that time over Ssoo0oo
pound of wool. New York's total sales in
the ffty-two weeks OF 1894 were a, oao ooa
pounds The sales of the week were l,e5o.-
600 pounds domestic and 2d9i.oo pounds
foreign. against 7.t7.eo0 pounds domestic
and 3, IS, 600 rounds foreign last week.
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closed IN the main lower. Sales aggregated
81 55aaa
Government tcnds-Sfeady.
state bon6s-Slight request
Railroad bonds-Heayier.
Financial.
Money On call. easy. per cent: las.
ioasl i; closed. per cert. Prime mer-
camille paper. sd4 per cent
Sterling exchange-Easier. with actual
business 81 bankers bills al $3.50. al - for
demand. and 81 So. d4so for 50 DAYS. Posted
rates. 81 Ss-g4-so. and 81. soi-d4si. Com
merciai bills. s4sS74 ssh-
Silver certidcates-S7Qo7kc.
Bank Clearances.
The following table. compiled by Brad
streets shows the total claarances al the
principal cities and the percentage OF il
crease or decrease. as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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Passengers on the Unatflla.

The steamer Umatilla left San Fran
cisco Friday with the following named
passengers.
For VICTORIA. ". Bean. Joe shaS-
green ard wife L. Stanley and WIFE Irs.
Il. s Clearsd. Mrs. u. q. Griftiths. =. A.
Wright and wife. Mrs. ;. 81 stevens.
Mrs. Martin. Mrs. f Tcruklns, Or. HaiEht
and wife. Mrs. Bsig'ht. Miss NJ. Dryer.
Mrs. r. Everett George wilson
seatfie-Slbiey Field. Miss Campbell.
Miss IS. Nelson, r. A. Cleilanf: Miss
Harnden. Miss r. Bunen. Mrs X; :. mon.
Miss Frances. Miss n. Seyengood. g. -.
Harris. n. ]. Van Oilnda. Miss A CRAM.
]. Ortbilt. Leon Kaufman, II. r.. Nc
Bride. G Z. corbley. Mrs. p ". Morse.
81. II. Boynton. II. SDlthson.
Whafcorn-Mls -. r smith
rTaeoma--MrS n. a Johnson. Mrs.
yS-JTson- Flora Cold e.. l. Rose. J. NJ.
F4nlay. z y. Brockway Mrs. X. Aleach-
Port Toz-usena-R. =. Ryan. Miss r.
White Ms. Carlson ard Two children.
r. 4. Mayor and wife. Mrs. zimmerman.
Q 9. Jones. ). -. Lane. -. J. Brown. J.
= Lily
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Breadstuffs and Grains.


San Francisco. July Extraordinarily
extras, $3.5042 50: bakers extras, s.. i0p
$50; superfine, s2.S5Q2. so per barrel
Wheat-No. !. shipping wheat. Ss4c per
Genital for No. !, and COO for choice Mill
ing wheat, s715cT$i.
Barley-Feed. fair to good, Coo: choice.
6lAc: brewing. 70475c.
Oats-Milling. s1Gi.o 5 per GENITAL: Sur
prise, Sgi10; fancy feed. s1Glo5: good
to choice. Sq95c; poor to fair, sOTS5c;
black. nominal; gray. S00s5c per GENITAL.
Flour. quarter sacks, Is, 152: wheat, CEN
tails, 1i.500; barley. centals. ASS: oats, CEN
tails, go; corn, centals. 40; beans, sacks,
800; potatoes. sacks, 4.7is: onions. sacks.
67s: BRAN sacks. 81: middlings, sacks. SO:
hay, tons, $40; wool, bales, Fl; Oregon. 80:
wine. gallons. 400.
Produce.
Green apples. 25d40c: red apples 7sc0
s25: raspherries. s2.50q5: common straw.
berries. 81 25d3.50.
Green corn. s5c6si sack: green peas.
2G2iIc; string beans, 1L42iac
Wild ducks. s2a4: young ROSTERS. $500
SO; flyers, si.5oI5: large ROSTERS. s3as "a
New red onions. 6067oc.
Eastern chcese-1lQ121ac; fancy mild,
new, 5ik4sc.
Potaa toes-Early Rose potatoes. 4og5oc:
Burbanks, 5507oc.
Good dairy butter, 1o15912c.
Store eggs. 12G13izc.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Sprins. years fleece. San Joaquin.
6gl6iac: six TO eight months do, 6Gsc: six
10 eight months Calaveras and foothill.
free. Sq1oc; do. defective. 6Qsc: Northern.
good 10 choice. 124l3 1-3c: do. defective.
sdioc; Nevada spring. light and choice, 3
Gilc: heavy. f6Sr.
Hops49ec per pound.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Dull: December. 81. O0i9
Barley-Easy, December, e3iz; brewing.
October. TTzc.
Financial.
Silver bars. Ssis0s1 iD-afts-Sight ...Ta
Mex. dol. So u3isal Telegraph .......5
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= REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January i ana For
Yesterday.

pe,g estate transactions since January
: 1gas are s.. s2f sii.s9 There were hleh
for record yesterday deeds. The ron SD
cations aggresst ing G.a74 FolioMiuS
g. fns lis, as furnished ny the pahy hec-
ara roor, e. schsuerrnan block;
Richard A. Hutchinson - ia =. hntcn-
irsor. tots u ard Is. block 8. ana lots -
and II. block 3. Bothweils fepiat OF
SnrlnEbro0k add, y.
I.ron Furfh. cashier. 20 Frederick W.
calhoun. lots { and s. block l. af'h y
hiock n. and s. block y. Dewey aaf'
p.ir-r,oornfs Banking an fnvestmens
,-o,,nsnv 20 Hans ". Lunf, lots ~. -
80 n block 81. Southern Pacinc Lana
CsoTnauv's 4 add - Des Moines. sl-o.
CITY 20 Charles z Fattersna' NNLN
feet IA ns~ q .. 4. 10.
~ 4 Mitchell. trustee. - Louis Ana
yfi-rie TlIiar. nei1 swA anf ma n"'s SEA
sss y y. S. 1850.
a r. Benton 10 Viiiiam II rs.mAn.
ioss 4 3 and 6. IN acre Z. tract 4 hApls
LAT add. 60. ~,.,,,,.
George n. Fiscasr. trustee. 20 ",liam
= Trsmhis. iCt s. block i. J. =. MOSS
-, ~ south Seattle. 81.
John NJ. Blair 20 J. Howard Nssiy. lois
- "a Siock 6. Hardwood add SUPP.
$500. ,.. 60. q.
.IsS-t A. Osborn. lots ard !. In sec =.
- T. ssS4.1f.
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CHICAGO Markets.
The Rnarsi Of Trafe.

Chicago. July BIN wheat tie bulls
we're left rather without ammunition.
There was neither frost IN the Northwest
nor war IN Bulgaria ard TIE Berlin wheat
-rs-sef which vas excited art siGh@r
,-s-.+e-~sav afternoon. was quoted mark.
a. Ec lower per bushel this morning.
Sn-,ts-nse-. which closed yesterday az
&C sellers. AMI vas quoted worth sac
on the curb after the regular session.
operof a. from sisfe1sc. After half an
hour Il broke ard quickly slipped GOWN %
60 Trade vas as uglf As "a had been
All urek Cutahy threw ire wetgtt 81
his fnauence on the bar SIDE - The bah
iarca. and . Was his seiilng Whsch ehlehy
s.rr-stsitrs 20 ths decline There Nas
so-ns business 61ne slso n caza wheat
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London Wool Sales.

London. July ie-At the wool auction
sales today 1s.44o bales were offered. of
which 1,l0o were withdrawn. The com
petition was good. New South Wales,
5000 bales; secured, 5s.d9is I'd; greasy.
90. Gsia Queensland. $500 bales: secured
81. dsisd: greasy. 5x96iad. Victoria. 1884
bales: secured, 7adG1s I'd; greasy. 4AG
1ihd. South Australia, 1853 bales;
secured. 5laG7d. greasy, 4l4GSd. Swan
River. 81 bales: greasy. 5d624d. Tasmania.
97o bales: greasy. 4G1oikd. Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal. 2s6 baies; secured. sdG
Is ND: greasy. sGSAd- New Zealand,
,n5
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma, July 1e.-Spec'al-The work at
sISrhargsny the Aianx King OF her cargo
of tea IL about half completed.
Steamship Eskdals OF the Northern Pa
cIfSc steamship line. arrived today ~ Vic
toria and Will be here tomorrow after
noon. She brings $40 tons of cargo.
chiefly new crop tea
The tug Laurel today brought a scow
load containing $1,000 brick from Nc
NeiTs island The brick is for the repairs
OF the old Ledger building and the new
Ponies store block.
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,-,~rovrvER PoJ-TE-A TRIP
THE sTf{ROUGH THE ISLANDS
I-tsrsa J A. o 6rteu, Master.
leaves asoa'9 Hsa : ss s5d rh IS
isr'S 49,, Tewnserld ADacorteS, Fair
S Sysn ,'N New whatco'n Blaine aad f'r1t.d iy
Hiar,sor;, and a. n. 'f felloTins day ~
eoSNxt - Tlsire. g.: fare 20 Vancouver. 81
rSre es.,~.her information apply 10 Yes
.s~ss wharf.
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SAN JUAN IsLANps-sTEAMER IL

SAN JUAN rSLANDS-STEAMER LIZ
Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail, leaves City
dock foot OF Main street. Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday a. a n FOR Port
Townsend, San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom.
TINE CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is
North Botnd-I,ezye Seattle 800 O. m:
leave Port Townsend 100 e. m: leave
Friday Ha-bor Il 80 a m: leave Roche
eco p. n.
South BosInd-Leave New Whatcom 400
a m: leave Roche Hartor 500 a. IN:
leave Friday Harbor 1000 a. m: leave
Port Townsend 400 p. m: arrive Seattle
J. r. Thompson. managing owner.
LILY. Bogardus & Co.. agents. City dock
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r. ". Parker. the Puget sound agent
o, he N0rLh- " sstsrn Lire. has received
he prospectus % the Cotton States and
rnteruationaI exposition. % be hid az
Atlanta. Ca. September - % December
n lss5. II Is 20 BE a great show. Take
the Sorth-Wsstern Lire and enjoy the
delight and comfort % the yOsl4E great
g. EafiS.y
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Great Northern paiatial CLEANERS North
ve-t and Northland leave Duluth every
Monday and Friday. touching AZ sauis
Sc MAJ. Nackinac. Detroit. Cseyeianf-
and Buffalo. he sure 20 get reservations
On these magnificent steamers, at 81 From.
street
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows. ,. IT. D., --owrzrna
x-,@sor4a at a. m passengers re-
ssssvesf on board at a. M July I. Is.
i; = Ala aIiiSsSlla-July 5. Il = and q at a.
49,, Can Francisco for Victoria and
PCS, Sound ports. At 3 a. m, July D. .
"a. 10. "a and -.
rqet,a,s nav he obtained a. TIE once OF
,,a ronlrany az Ocean siock Se.aitle.
Nhe coon ALL. PERKINS & CO.
General Agents. san Fra rcisco.
= TRowBRIDGE. Act i. ;. sup''
Seattle
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Lowell. Mass. July fa.-So;ioes ve-.
-os.ea Ia all tire cotton mills IN tsis city
.hi, morning that q general Increase az
asar.s would BE- made. beginning August
3 Ths arnog-t s. not stated. About l0.0oo
enlrioYes ere heneaied
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EVANGE-l-

S....,.anA rowuseud-N eah Bay RouSe
s SEA - Garland leaves Yesier dock Nor
ssys. wednesaays and tT.d .., w a ~ -
a N. To- Ts,~s AnreieS Port Crescent.
Dul.sssss't',yc, PySht. Clallam Bay and Neaa
S Ssy -ssarnsng. arrives sex, i =. =, =.
o. cfP9s 80 COR Port Angeles AMI Veto
Nes,sf Itsvs Wednesdays and E>riiays at
"a "a, I'm !, m: arrives Seattle alternate DAYS
s %. n.
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Total Sales.
,rn4aI sales of stocks today were 1918
shares. including; American sugar, vs.
soo. burlington. II 700: T.. 6. Leather pre-
ferred. 1910 Wheeling, 1850, 81. Paul,
4 500; Tennessee Coal d. Iron. 400.
Flour.
r,fo,,r-R eceipts, 1900 barrels; exports.
. 200 barrels: sales 800 packages Market
lower. but the decline fails TO excite IN
creased business.
Wheat.
v-baat-Rece!pts. 1900 bushels: exports.
~ o1a bushels; sales, 2aoo,oco bushels fu-
f,tres is coo bushels spot. Spot, quiet:
No. red store and elevator. ssssc deliv-
cred. 7fHc from store: T. o. b.. Inc afoat;
M / Northern, TSazc; No. ! bard, use.
ontto-,< suffered a sharp loss az the open
ing from rains in the spring wheat belt,
fnvver cables and an absence Of war news,
moved within q narrow range, and nm
airy closed unchanged from yesterdays
rloaa NAV. II T-isGT3c: June, 6sssc; August
sa4,e. September ssSs f70 3-1sc. closed 7ossc:
October. 7oisH70atc. closed 1o3&e; Decen-
Der. Tl%G72ssc, closed 72iac-
Hops.
Hops-DuIL
wooi-Quiet-
Pig fron--Efrr.
coDper-Strong, exchange Price. sl-Sn.
I.aad-Staady: exchange price. sc. 20
TFn-Firm; straits. sl4.95. plates, 1rIn-
Spelter-Steaay. domestic. $40.
Coffee.
CoTee-Options opened steady. closed
Quiet al 1895 points net advance. July.
r4S: September. STATS; October. sl455'
Decenater. So 70dl475. Spot co1ee-Rio.
quiet; No. !, l5iLc: mild, quiet and STEADY.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw. firm: refined, quiet
Petroleum.
Pe,roleun-stea8y. United closed $50
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THE Alaska STEAMSHIP COS
STEAMER WtIsiAPA
CapAin Gro7xs r. n~rsS
leaving >cat.le ~ A.As~~ -
..s-r~S q aays thereafter - .-s,. ~,
- frelslf and rassen se- 49, -ls-f
- y III 4 AF1kUlA- ASelf
S-AwaNa-he~ Dock. To y
-.,u vsrAgoDE. Cc1eral N414ser.
SeAttle.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
.TNGINlN ROUTE

/
.TNGTo\ ROUTE.
Steamer A. r. Robinson, carrying Z G
mail. leaves city dock foot OF Main 81
al % a. n arrives at sidney ar 1918 a.
N, arrives at Stiverdale az u m. Leaves
Sllverlale At 12:15 =. m; leaves Sidney on
return at p. N. Fare 10 Port Orchari
sD0trts &c. Daily except sundays r
\ Robinson. master. lilly. BoEarflis q
co agents. Telephone S3- Steamer or,en
<or charter on Sunday.
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and for shipment. the aggregate Of which
was i5s.oss bushels. This caused a rrrner
feeling near the close, and Sapter,her
closed isc above yesterdays closing nrfcs
Corn was very duh and weak All IN.
forenoon. The week was favorable for
the growing crop, and there being no 9TH
er news of importance early in the dav
the local crowd were inclined TO sell
Later Il became known that a good bust
ness had been done in cash corn for shin
rnent. and partial recovery followed. but
September's close was isc lower for the
day.
Only a limited business was done IN the
oats marxes.
Provisions were featureless Pork closed
2i-c lower than yesterday. Lard and ribs
each closed DC higher for The day.
Closing Quotations
whes.-Juiy. S5isc: August, s5ls7s5ssc.
Corn-July. 4sssc: September. 45-sc.
oats-July. ssi.c; September. seiSc.
Pork-July. sle.s7S: September. fe.5rs.
lard-July. Sc September. s. ST.
Rios-July. ss-i25a: September, $50.
Rye-4+c-
Barley-sac.
Fiax-N-2.
Tfmothy-s1S.
Live Stock.
The limited supply kept cattle prices
from weakening, and quotations stood
about the same yesterday. Western
rangers sold at %: native steers sold
at s.. +e1s. and COWS and bulls. 81. 5Df3s. *.
The best light weight hogs reached s5.s5.
Sales were made OF heavy at 81. seas. B:
mixed lots az 81. COOS. 10: light weights at
S.l5sI5.55. and pigs at si.5assS.
Sheep are now in active demand at SEA
40; common to extra fed Texans have
sold az $3.50, and grass Montana a2-pound
sheep at 81. fe14 Is. For yearlings there
was demand at 81. 50ai4sa. The advance
on Western sheep has been as much as
s.. 25Gf1 % in two weeks. and il is likely TO
bring in big supplies. Spring lambs have
been offered in large numbers. and sales
are now at S3g35.5o for poor 10 choice, nice
lots selling at SASS. The sheep offered
today were wet. and trade was very slow.
Receipts-Cat,le, 5000; calves. 30: hogs.
II 900: sheep, 1000.
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RreadstufYs and Grain.

Liverpool, July f9.-Wheat-Spot, quiet
and steady: demand. moderate: No. 2 red
winter. 5s ID: No. . red spring. IS Tad:
No. 1 hard Manitoba, 50 I'd: No. Cali
fornia. IS I'D. Futures closed steady
with near and distant positions IA high
er: July. IS cad: August, IS Ed: Sep
temf,er. IS Sd: October. IS SD; November.
SIS ed December. IS sd.
Corn-Spot. firm: American mixed. new,
As id. Futures closed quiet with July I'M
changed and other months I'D lower:
July. IS I'd: August, As lad; September,
Is I'd; October, is 2i.d: Nov ember.- IS T2d;
December. As I'd.
Flour-Dull; demand poor: st. Louis
fancy winter, rs Sd.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, e.
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yscr OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Arthur a :. - $500. President
John -. Jenny. Vice President
800 X hayden. .Aan'gr czsh'r. Sec'y
s,s.ro 4, SsoSafet ..-.,. .Assistant Cashier
Nans Scnwabacher. John Collins
e1e'0ef' +. ". Wiimana.
clusiveiy GUINNESS ex-
deposits received from 81 70 ia an
Mterest allowed per annun Sly ner
EN- 81 on term deposits, 4 per cent. on or
olEary deposits
rvicsnds declared last DAYS of MAY ara
Noserosr. Loans made on real estate ar
approved collaterals only.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. July 19.--Silver. 3usd. consols,
foT 5-Is Rate of interest. Bank OF En-
gland. . per cent.
New York, July 1.-THE Evening Posts
London cablegram says: The stock mar
kets were duh today. The affairs Of the
Balkan peninsula caused some uneasi-
ness. Consols were lower. Americans
were duh to fat with continental selling.
All the papers have wires indicating gold
exports. which depressed nhe market,
though there is no confirmation of large
shipments here In the best quarters. Lake
Shore and Reading were strong. The Lee
high Valley loan prospectus is expected
tonight, with the details as already
stated.
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FOR ALASKA
STEAMER CHHKAT
Leaves June LIST. Making Two Trips q
Month.

For freight and passenger rates inquire
OF
E. E CAME
Railroad avenue. foot OF Spring street.
Telephone 7oS.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. July I9.-Whes.-yalley, SOC;
~ ala Nalll. 47c per bushel
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA. AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
8. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave Arrive.
p,x-puss at 80 a m Tacoma at. $50 IN
TaecT,a at loco III Seattle ar. 400 m
seattle at I 90 D m Tacoma At. $500 m
Tacoma ST e. $3.50 p m Olympia st...6:So p m
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Lave Arrive.
saa.tla -. 7:3o a m Tacoma ..... go m
ss,.ona 49,. 10 90 a IN Olympia go. 90 IN
Olympia -. 200 q m Tacofna ..... 5'oe IA
Tacoma 49,. 10 p m Seattle I'D m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma, %
Cents Landing at Seattle. CITY DOCK
foot OF Main street.
lilly. BOGARDUS & CO, Agents.
city Dock. Telephone SO.
Cant l.. Wiley. Manager.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING

San Francisco, July ~.
For Washington. Fair, slightly warmer
weather. west 10 north winds
FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. Or. July u. lea
Fair; warmer
3. g PAGUE. Forecastsr.
q. g. DEPARTMENT OF AGR1CU1e
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
SEATTLE July - 1875.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four roEsrG trips daily except sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Se2Ttie-TacoEne
route. as follows.
Taking effect
TUESDAY. NAY
TINE CARD.
Leave Seat tle-7.S, II Is a. n: rs. s.ls
p m Leave Taco-na-s.p - H.. 17e ~
800 p. n.
SUNDAYS
Leave Taeouaa-e.30 a. m. %. % p n
Landing al Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF MAJ
lon street Seattle.
Sundays. excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood. fare. 5sc.
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EVERETT AND SNoHMOISH ROUTE.
STEAMER MABEL
leaves Central wharf daily AT $50. ex-
ren+ Wednesday and Sunday nights. cali
snr AT Edmonds. Everett. MarySyilie,
lowell and Snohomish. Returning leave
Snohomish at a. m. except Monday and
rnnrssfay Connecting at Snohomish with
w NV GEORGE ]. WILEY. Agent.
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u 8 DRY DOCK. SIDNEY. CHARLES
TON AND BREMERTON ROUTE
Daily Except Sunday.
The Fast and Commodious Steame
GEN. CANDY
Leaves Sidney al SIS O. m. Leaver Seattle
az .. m from Central wharf. Tele-
phone 6l5.
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BANKS.

oPEoPLEs SAVINGS BANK.
c'oentA4 block. Seattle. Wash.
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STEAMER CRICKET.

,
Seattle and Everett Route.
Daily except Sunday.
leaves Seattle. 1879 a. m. and 4:15 .. N.
Leaves Everett. a. m. and / y. m.
Fare 50 cents.
Makes stops At Edmonds and Mukilteo.
leaves Gaines dock, foot OF Spring st
Seattle. Leaves Nail dock Everett
ED, HARRINGTON. Managing Owner.
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II. s. DRY DOCK, PORT ORCHARD
AND SIDNEY ROUTE.
Three round trips daily.
STEAMER DELTA
leaves Sidney 6:tS and II 30 a m. and $50
- ru Leaves Seattle a m. and 4 and
= m from Harrington & Smiths wharf
calling at all way ports; goes through 10
Anderson's landing at - m.
n. TROUTMAN. Master.
A. C. L. BERRY. Agent.
Telephone 3Ss.
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IN SUCH quantities as to have decidedly
lowering effect on quotations. The local
stock is quite large also. Yesterday
many could be had as low as 75c, while
the average ran from SOC TO 81. The pota-
toes on hand are of an excellent grade.
The first green corn from Yakima has
arrived, and compares favoraibiy with
that from California. The price has de-
cliEed TO 25c a dozen.
Melons on hand are very large and Of
a good flavor. They are finding a. good
sale at 81. 75g3 dozen. Canteloupes are
firm at So.
Peppers from California are on sale at
81. = a case. They are the first of tale sea-
son.
Raspberries are scarcer and are firm at
15c a crate. Cherries sell at soc for very
fine ones, while some are held an coo. A
few fine black ones have arrived from
Vancouver. Olympia red cherries sell
well at 5oQ6oc. Grapes average at Si.35
California peaches sell at soc: Yakimas
at 50'd6ac. Pears are firm at $1.T5. Fine
peach plulns from WalIa Waila and Cali
fornia sell well at 10GS5c. out the supply
is large. Bradshaw plums sell at 81. Il.
German prunes bring $50.
This years California honey IS In the
market at 14Qi5c a pound.
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EVERETT ROUTE-STR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
leaves Seattle 6:4 a. m. IL 30 a. n.
$50 D. m Leaves Everett a. m. 2 .. m.
sundays-Leaves Seattle II a. n Leaves
Everett p. m.
Fare-SingIe trip. 75c: round trip. SIS:
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
Ianding-Colman dock. foot OF Marion
SFATrIIE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Claud Troup. Pres. +. w. Goodhue, ST.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Honolulu and Australia.
Steamers leave san Francisco for Homo
InIu. Samoa. Auckland. y. H., and sgd
nev n s W. without change.
steamship Alameda, July %. p. m.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia,
August 3. 10 a m.
THOS A GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
" webster. Dist. Agent. Vancouver.
d. spreckels & Bros. CO.. General
Agents, San Francisco.