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.c~srE or sALE-Notice is hereby
ILL., thai under and BY virtue OF two
s<aIa chattel nort cages given BIZ
SsrT A. Hansen and john johnson.
.c-sgagors,- one mortgage being given
= Georxe Fl. Copeland. mortgage. dat
y :be 18th day OF June, lsss, and re-
e..~5sf in the Office of the collector OF
s.sforns for the district OF Puget sound
g he LIST day Of July, KS. fn book s
"a mortgages on page 5. whereby the
- rnoTfgagors nlo-tgaged to the said
~~.rzgee the schooner Ella Johnson
s~~Sfher with all Of her masts. bowsprit.
tlsss anchors. cables, chains. rigging
t.sEle. furniture and al other necee-
s.~r1nz. 10 secure the payment OF seven
s~~dred dollars. with interest thereon
- The rate Of ten per cent, per annun
srcm eaid June u. 1886. and which said
SSrrraxe was on August 3, 1856, duly
ss.sg1ef TO the undersigned Johan 4.
fn;fh; ana one mortgage given BIZ said
S~rtgagoTs 10 Johan 7. Smith. mort
ssxes. dated November s. 1854, and re-
ses1ed In the Office OF the collector OF
Csrorns for the district of Puget sound
- fne sth day OF November. 1884 in
sook OF mortgages at page 81. where
81 the said mortgagors mortgaged TO
Sehuson, together with al OF her rnaxts.
Scwsprit boats, anchors. cables. chains
1rrf1g, tackle, furniture and ali other
sssssssries ,hereunto appertain.ns and
ss'rseen hundred dollars. with interest
tkereon a. the rate OF ten per cent. per
srnunn from October II, 1854. and an
ssrorney's fee OF fifty dollars. the conds-
IONS OF which mortgages have been
hroken b. said mortgagors. and by vir-
re of the statute ia such case made
asd provided, / will offer at public auc-
TOR at the foot OF Eagle street. in tho
Searty state OF Washington. on tina
s-th day OF August. A d. 1886. az th4
fosr OF ten O'Clock ia the forenoon OF
g1sd day. tho above named schooner
via johnson. together with all OF her
raasts. bowsprit, boats, anchors, cables.
chairs. rigging. tackle. furniture and All
nfher neceEsaries thereunfo appertafn-
ing and belonging, TO the highest bid
said schooner Ella Johnson IA enrolled
4 she Office of the collector OF customs
lsy The district OF Puget sound, Official
rrnber 3s,4s9. ierEth SIS feet. breadth
] feet. depth 9.3 feet. net tonnage 0s.s2
's TIE amount claimed 10 be due on the
nld mortgages and tho notes secured
srs and interest at the rate OF ten per
err. per annum on thirteen hundred dol
arr since October IL. 1854. and on seven
Kindred dollars since June 49, fea5 with
n attorneys fee of fifty dollars and the
.cSts OF this foreclosure
's3~ JoHAN IT. SMITH.
Assignee and MORTGAGES.
GEORGE S. BrSH.
BYERS & BYERS.
Attorneys for Assignee and Mortgages
At VAN DE VASTER.
.heria OF King County. State Of WASH
inzion.
81 I. J. crabtree. Deputy,
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na comes from the suh-t-eaxurv. r-rser
these conditions the short interest sfesrn-
ed II wise rrerauffnn to close our sore
OF rsrsr contracts. ana especially rs fAs
general conditions ara not favorable n a
bear campaign. Final trading. compared
with yesterday. shows gains ranging ua
- "a Ter cert. Sorre shares show a d.
cline. including coraass Guaranteed. !.
Bonds vera duh and Arm sales. 81
11tae
Government bonds sseaes-. except for
new Is. which are easier.
State hords-sctfve
Railroad bonS<-Stesdy.
Financial.
Money on call. easy. az per cent,
Prime mercantile paper. So 7S% per cent
Sterling exchange. firm. with business
in bankers bills AT 81 saF74 9ass for de-
nsand: 8. 81 q sea- for sixty days Post
81 rates. Aa3Isi. Commercial hills.
Aw@.
silver certificates. sf,gss%e.
Bank Ciearzree~.
The following table. compiled ny Braa-
streets, shows the total elearanees at The
principal cities and the percentage ef IN
crease or decrease. as compared with tha
corresponding week last year:
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Rreadstufys and Grains

BreadstufYs and Grains.
San Francisco. August a.-Flour-Family
extras, s. s5a5 a.: bakers extras. G.i51
SIS: superfine, 81 35n2 90 per barrel
wheat-No, 1 shipping wheat. ass.c for
No. !, and Csc for choice. Milling wheat
sio.is per GENITAL.
Barley-Feed. fairly good, eiAc; choice,
s2izc; brewing 70m75c.
Milling. a5c9lsi per GENITAL; sur
prise. sldl.io: fancy feed, 91i4cmsl: good
20 choice. s5as0c; poor 10 fair 75dsac:
black, nominal: gray, s0GFsaikc per Genital
Receipts-Ffour, quarter sacks. 1850;
-four, Oregon. 900: wheat centals, ASA
barley. eentals. 81 e2s oats, centais. 49,
oats. Oregon, 225: beans. sacks. $50; pota-
toes. sacks, s,552: onions, sacks, Gil; bran,
sacks. i,is5: middiings. sacks. i5i; hay,
tons, 35s; wool. bales. ITO; quicksilver
TASKS, -; hides, number, IT'S; wine, gallons,
500
Produce,
Green apples. 25rtnc; red apples, T5c1
si.35: raspherries. Sc -5og5; common straw
berries, e 1903 a.
Green corn. 55cdsi a saek; green peas,
2a2iSe; string beans, iia1ei9c
Wild ducks. sat; young ROSTERS, IS .5a3
$50: fryers s45ol5; large roosters. 1913 81
Eastern eheese-lldi2i3c; fancy mild.
new. jisd6c
Potatoes-EaFly Rose, 47a5sc.
Buttsr-Fancy dairy. i5lzdiec.
Fggs-Ranch. $50 2@tec.
Onions-s0161c.
Wool.
Wooi-Spring, six TO eight months. San
Joaquin. efTSc; six 10 eight months, Gala
yeTas and foothiil, free. sal0c; do. defee-
tive. ease: Northern, good TO choice, IN
lsi@e do. defective. se7i9c: new lambs and
fall eIips. 5afiae; Nevada, spring, light
and choice. s9Ilc; heavy. e9sc..
Hops.
Hops-9sc per pound.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Very dull; Deesgber, sl0i, May
s1i
Baricy-No trading
Corn-Si 10.
BFan-si3.
Financial.
Silver Bars esi~@lssss Drafts Sight ... "a
Mex. Dol rs .S5iz&sA Drafts. Telegraph
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL puTNER

tAOlA<fs Le0 1A~<S
JF. Koran, Everett
Gordon Hunter, Nictcrfa-
r. W Johnson. Victoria
r. r. Hill, Whatcom.
julius Siegei. San FRANCESCA
Fred Lee. Tacoma
J. y. Yakey, Sidney
J. III. Coon. snohoFnish.
J. Il. Buxton and wife, certraMs;
r Fl. sifnpson and wife. CentralAs
Viii w Tracy. Detroit.
ThoTnas Pascoe, Los Angelica
Elmer Pascoe. Los Angeles.
Al Harris, So. pau; r. A..
C. T. Robe and wife, u o ~
Miner Robe. u. =. y
Mrs IL. A. Bulger, Tacoma
y. p. Fay, Portland.
S =, y, F9 O. Fo,r fsg rockford. IN
s. NJ Long, Lincoln, NeD.
If. q. Hood. Tacoma;
Il. =. Barlow. ST. Paul
3 Mills. Chicago.
John Ialne. Port Townsend.
Roland fiamweIi Fairhaysh
NJ. n. Forrest, Olympia
IL. a.. Briggs, Portland.
j. C. Nccalluul. Los Anseses-
NJ. McCallum, Los Angeles.
VI 3 Larsen. Portland
~. W. Harlow, san ETa a
r. u. Lawrence, Tacoma
J. A. Brown, Victoria
DrLI.ER HOTEL
". A. Brown, EdmondA
T. J. Dwyer. Everett -, A,..<s
Mrs. If. a. Hops. juneau. Aiss
Ngra Walker. California
i punlap La Conner.
a y Herbert, Mount Vernon
ss-ffiiafn Sgezel. Snohouiisn-
Jack Dgnstan, snohoalsn. o..--.s H.
Nv and Mrs, A J. AaFtlh' oilH'e", -
fsr,ss ReH, New York.
"a yyiiSou. san Frane'sco.
( Jameson. Whats1m-
i MeDsvftt Snohomieh.
+ = cox ara wife, Westminster.
a Ssrnon. Chicago.
Fsrp4 Kaust, Chicago
T. ~. smith, Lynder-
Y II Myers Tacoma.
Laura pluFnEer.. W hafcofn-
Rae Rssaell, " h1tcoIn-
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Mining STOCKS.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The Stock Fxchange.

New York. Aug. s.-The stock market
opened dull and generally lower. In the
early trading General Electric lost II
and the general list fell of fFaetioa-
Manhattan. however, rose - per cent.
on brisk buying. Before II o'clock the
temper 81 speculation underwent a
change. and almost the entire list be-
gan to move upward and the strength be
came very marked In the last hour. The
advance vas partly because the antici-
pated large engagements OF gold for ship
Ynaut by tosTorrow's European steamers
sjd not realize. As matter OF fact. tire
total amount Of gold engaged for tonor-
ROW Is only s2Ss. 80. and OF this only 49,
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Boston Wool Market.

Boston. Aug. a.--The Commercial Rulie-
tin will say tomorrow The small sales
OF wool are the result OF spasmodic
agony on the part of American mills who
have seen foreigners sweep into our cloth
market ard carry away large orders fer
worsted and fine fancy cloths at phenome-
nally low prices. One of the foreign firms
here Just had its invoices marked un.
There has, however. been no drop in wool
II is held at too high prices TO sacrifice.
and IL is held in strong hands who hope
that European prosperity may advance
prices again at the London auctions In
September. Wool is today lower than it
was year ago at this time. Territory
fine staple at &c, clean. against 4oc a
wear ago.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Aug. a.-Arrived-ho-
rner, Coos bay; Walla Walla. Victoria and
Port Townsend; Oregon. Astoria and
Portland. Departed-Peter Jensen, Ma
nairao: Arago. Coos bay: schooner John
T. Miller, Gray's Hsr5or: Progressist.
Nanaimo; schooner Lily, Umpqua
schooner G. III. Merchant. Coos bay.
Freights and charteFs-British ship La
das, now at San Diego. salmon, from Vic
toria to Liverpool or London.
TToquiam, Aug s-Sailed-For San
Francisco. sehr Enterprise and str Del
Nrrfa
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,,.,.,, ,,orrrF-srR GRrYHotrNp

....,-, EFT RoUTE-STR. GREYHOUND
tN f-tN faaIly Except sunday.
Leaves seattle $500, - =; a.; !, - . m
n m. Leaves hNetV'' - m : y M
p m, caves Seattle u a. m; leaves
ExStetN st.gtn trtn. -: round trip S-sS.
.ar-ae.,s Win boats for Tacoma ara sno-
honsssh- -. a. snos ~ Marian,
tznitnr~Netha@a 1P> - tNN "
street. -...~-z.s. NAx-Ffs A.
Sf-@A TIoN COMPANY.
s-iaud Treap, Pres. y. ", oee1aus' sSNa
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Omaha Live stock Market.

Omaha. Aug. e.--cattle-Market active:
firm: Western Steers s.. +ol4.so; Gamers,
81 s0a2 N. stockers and feeders. s2.75-A
calves. s.. 4odlis6.
Rheep-Steady: fair 20 choice Westerns.
s. 2sns2s: common and stock sheep, si.75
as; lambs, S3esS.
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Total Safes

Total Safes-
Total sales OF stocks today were l5lai
shares. including: American Sugar, n,Is;
American Tobacco, aso0; Atchiscn. 500;
burlington. ~ 900: Chicago Gas. 1850.
DistiIiing. 3 tea: General Electric. 400;
Missouri Pacific 500: Rock Island, 500.
81. Paul. $500: Western Union, 1850; Man
haitian, 400.
Flour.
Flour-Reeeipts, Il. 900 barrels: exports.
II. son barrels: generally dull There was a
fair buying in spring bakers and winter
trades.
wheat.
whest-Receipts. 75a: No ? red, Tie !;
Ma 1 Northern, Tdi4c; No |. hard. lslae.
on,ions opened dull and advanced slightly
with corn. closed dull and featuFeless; Ne.
red August. Tesss7727se, closed 721se; sep
terlher, Tsssc, closed 73ise; December
closed. 75ssc.
Hops-Steady.
Wool.
wooi-ouiet and easy.
Metals,
Pig iror-steady; Southern. nai4c
Northern, i2di4c.
CouDer-Quiet: exchange price. si-.
IAaa-Quiet. exchange price, s.5-'2-
Spslter-Quiet.
Tin-Steaay; stTaatss S44-v' ptatSS' f~ste
and steady.
Coffee.
r-ores-optIons closed duh az 10 points
net decline; August. siSsS. Spot coffee
rio steady; No. T. Isstc. Mid. quiet and
steady. Cordova. iHs Sc
sugar
sugar-Raw. firm.
Petroleum.
petYoieuna-FfrD closed Vs.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.
Chicago. Aug. 9.-Wheas opened hrFa
and almost unchanged Trace vas 9ll-e
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Rread.tuns and Grains.

Liverpool, Aug. s.--Wheat-Spot, steady:
demand. fair; No. ., red winter. IS 9zd;
No. .. red spring, IS Al: No. !, hard Mani
,oba, IS sisd: No. !, California. ~ 81. Flu
lures opened firm al unchanged prices
closed firm. A4aisi higher; August, IS Sid
September. SIS Cd; October. IS siad; Novem-
Der, IS Sad: December, IS 5ssd, January.
SIS 7i4d.
Corn.Spot, steady: American. mixed,
new, AZ I'D. Futures opened unchanged
closed unchanged TO IA higher; August,
IS I'D: September, IS 10ssd; October. IS
load: November, SIS lid; December, IS iod
January, Is Ti.d.
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The .wenty-sixth trfennlal eone'avs
Grand Encamprnent OF Tire United states.
,.s,i -. held r., Boston. August 2sth 20 nth
', IS exneefed that more than 500 swords
v,gi - In line. and Boston Is preparing To
go the Knights a royal welcome. Tbs
Nar,f,vrastern line has made rate % ons
erat-rlaSS fare for round trip. Tickets on
sale August 10Th 20 2ssh-
r. ". PARKER,
page. Sound Agent. sBi Front street. Ss-
attic.
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Financial.

London. Aug. s--Silver. soi4d. Conscls.
le7 lie. Rate of interest, Bank OF En-
gland. per cent.
New York. Aug. s.-Tbe Evening Post $
special from London says The gigantic
speculation Of Kaffirs. and in British
South Africa In particular. ovsrshaaowa
all other markets, which are neglected i.
Americans we're dull on al least 5000 ,assl
of gold TO he shipped tomorrow. Cables
from your side indicate the probability OF
a fresh bond issue soon through the syn
dicate. This Is not generally believed
here
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RoSALTE-

Arlington dock, leaves fer Victoria ana
Port Townsend daily. except sunday, az
IL - p. H.. returning. leaves victoria
q. m. Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way points daily. except
Sunday. at o. m; Sunday. direct at 2
a. m, returning direct. leaves Port
Townsend at .. m. Telephone 10
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CAV carr. IN EF'tEcr MARCH Is

North heund-1<sve Seattle q m:
leSNs ~ - = m. leave Roche Harbnr
ttsd - - arrive New Whztr0 y. fi.
sss,,sth hound-Lesy New NhaieoFn a.
oe.aa,,a Reche HarhoF =. NJ. leave
~ ts~ IA ,-lsar 70 a. ". leave PORT Towns
ffiSss y, arrive Seattle rs =. IN.
sil' Y rhonrsen. nasn.siGsg eSaer. LILY.
90 y-s1as & Ce.. agents SatE aoek-
sfsknna AZ.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows; -, -. --,
sed Victoria AT a. IN. passengers re-
eeIyed on hoard at a. m-l August !. 8. II.
rs "a - and 81
Fpom San Francisco for Victoria aud
puget sound ports, at a m. August :,
S. ~. Is. 3 and =.
Tickets may be obtained at the office of
the COMPANY az Ocean dec = seattle
General Agents. san Francisco.
T TROwBRIrGE Act. i. ;. Supt..
Seattle.
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ssPet Cigarettes Are the Best"
Smokers who are willing 20 pay little
more find this saying true one.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS,
Steamer rtopia j. A O'Brien. Master.
Leaves Tacoma Il noon. Seattle. Yes
Ier's wharf. .. m, Mondays and Thurs
days for Port Townsend. Anaeortes, Fair
haven. New whatcom. Blaine and Friday
Harbcr, and Vancouver. arriving VAN
couyer p. M, following day.
Fare TO Blaine, 81: fare TO Vancouver. ".
For further information apply TO Yes
ler's wharf
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NoTECE OF SIIERTF'F'S SALE-ln me
saper.or c3urt % the state OF Washing
i. ron. for tac county OF KING. =, g..
leAn Claim. plaintiff. rs. Wendell l. Sic
xenS defendant. No. &.Sa
Under ard by virtue ol an oT1ef @. ss,le
an8 SV-s,isl execution issued cut az the
saeve named court In ;he aIoVs $500 80;
s6tien ard 20 ne directed anu 1e.iN eeysls
have aulv levied upon the following Ge-
sr.bed rsssI property situated In hlos
eoarty Washington. Uo-wH:
The nerthwesf quarter o. section ter
hsgshin tweaty~four north. oI taA7e
ecA; east Of Willamette meridian. n
hsag county. Washington
rSe;ice Is therefore hereby siysn t as en- :,
Fti6ay TIE soth day of August. iSS. AZ
tNe hour 81 ten O'Clock a. m, q Sasd cay,
: tne front door % the eglai,, isonse, n
re CRY 81 Seattle. In said king county.
] VIII sal The above described properly
9 pQb,.c auction. 90 the highest bidder
f- cas-
Datsa ms the s7th iav 81 July. lSS>
A. T. VAN DE NANrER.
.FREDERTCK A. BROWN. Attorney.
F@eeTna
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light. ard fresh Influences were needed
go stimulsi~ IL. TIE effect or xnFaa r~-
cefrts ~ Western primary markets wss
again balanced by equally rneaSer ship
rzenss frcrn the sezhoarss. Gold ship
Enerss. vet weather ia tac Iaaketss AMI
similar weather conditions IN Europe
we're TIE chief matters of news. and rum
oTs of important shipments via Boston in
fused a little more fruaness inio The trad
iug. oUt ewing 10 the small volume 81
trade prices did rot mexe. Foreign mar
ksts were all frrner. Illustrations lH the
price here was narrow. being chiefly with
in the range 81 SsassfSSc. closing transac-
licnx being at SHsStsr.
The taking 81 vessel room for 81, eN
bushels At FoStcn MAS a bull factor in
corn. which closed ~ higher, at SiAe fer
Nav.
Oats were firrnsr is sympathy with corn.
bat closed unchanged.
Provisions were irregular ard nervous
The closing prices showed very little
change from yesterday close.
Closing Quotations
whest-Auguss. s7&c: september, ssssc.
Corn-Augus,. INuSsssc. September,
ssss &ssTse.
Cats-Auxust eaSxc: September. eHsc.
Pork-Auvust. s.. 70: September. sa.Ta.
f.ard-AuEust. ss.1s: September, 81 n.
Ribs-Ausast. SIT. September. ss1s.
Rye-sszsc. A.
Barley-ssc.
Flsx-sffi
Timothy-sIM {
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON

,--,.,,- United States mail leaves City
80 snst Of Main street. Monday.
ac Css, and Friday at : a. IA. for
", " -, ',grqnvsnxena, san Juan Islands ana
srnur WhatcoM.
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ssVLE So EThe largest psoastsry IN
g ale ssisutlon On Ses $3.50 A.
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,opr ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
ACANN rN(.ToN ROUTE

TOkT VltN-Fs IN y = y 2 - " sNs8tt-
fNGTON ROUTE.
steamer A. +. Robinson. carrying I. 5.
x,se r m. arrives at sidney at lois
a M arrives az siiverdale at - n.
leaves sllversiRle at ISIS p M; leaves
sss,exs or return al p. N Fare 20 Pert
SS-.hsrS roints. -. DAILY except Sunday.
~ Robinson, master. lilly. Bogardgs
e Co. agents. Teiephshe 80 steamer
aoer Cor charter on sunday.
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EVERETT AND SNoHOMISH ROUTE.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf daily at $50 P. m,
except Wednesday and Sunday nights,
calling at EdmoE9s. Everett, MarysNiiie
Lowell and Snohom!sh. Returning leave
Snohomish at a. m, except Monday ana
Thursday. Connecting al snohomish with
ND river boats.
GEORGE J. WILEY, Agent
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At Port Townsend


Seattle. August 2. 1896.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:
Ciearanees. Balances.
Seattle ................s 81. s5S s. So. 80 as
Tacoma ............... Sa7m % = euT 90
Portland ........-..... 1898 % %. 100 60
The poultry market is very much over
supplied. yet with this condition there is
a good trade. and by the middle OF next
week 1t Is hoped that the stock win be
cleared again. The good trade is due 10
the fact that people have begun to real
ize that chickens are in reality cheaper at
the present prices than the choicest cuts Of
beef and are buying accordingly. Prices
yesterday had no further decline from
that Of the previous day. as they were al
ready at minimum. Brothers yesterday
brought 81 5eef3 3; larger ones for roast
ing, 81. Is straight; old hens sold at s.. IS
m5. 3; extra heavy ones brought SC a
pound. live weight.
Ranch eggs were scarce yesterday, and
the indications are that i5uldc will be the
price today, and Eastern Washington will
probably bring isGi4c. The demand is
good and prices decidedly strong.
Butter continued lively yesterday. and
for some of the brands Of Washington
creamery 2lc was asked. but the general
run of sales continued at Zoe for brick
butter and Ice for tubs. The price of
brick butter il held higher. il is thought.
would only make better sale for inferior
grades at unproportionate prices.
A fine lot of native Burbank potatoes
has been placed on sale. for which the
farmers received sif ton and which are
jobbing at zoe cwt. The usual run of
native potatoes, while excellent in quail
ity, does not show care in sorting. They
are thrown. large and small, together.
and as result an average OF - a ton
less is received for them. First-class po-
tatoes are scarce. but small ones are very
numerous. Green corn continues TO sell
well at lec.
Dealers complain that the native apples
are not we'll sorted and packed. A buyer
can tell better what box of apples is
worth If they are near of a size, and the
number in a box Is important. Native
apples are coming freely and sell at coo
s0c is.
Peaches were entirely out OF the whole
sale market yesterday. and a quantity
from Yakima sold very quickly. A car
Is due from California. and in the mean
tirpe the prices are very firm at 65G75c.
Plums are scarce also and firmer. The
pear market was bare yesterday, and has
advanced to 81 Is for the best Bartletts
Lemons are weaker. and the best of them
were offered at IS.
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sKAGIT RIVER RorTE-WEEKLT
TIME CARD:

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves City dock, Seattle, foot OF Main
and Jackson streets-August 5. at 10 a.
IN; August Z, at 10 a. m: August 2. at ii
a. N. Leaves Mount yernon-August 6.
at p. M: August 5. al 2 p. m: August L.
at p. m.
EVERETT AND sNoHONISH RIVER
ROUTE.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves City
dock daily except Saturday, at 10 p. m,
for Richmond. Fdmonds. Mukilteo. Mosh-
err Everett, Marysville, East Everett.
Lowell and Snohomtsh, connecting at Sno-
homish with boats for Cherry Valley,
Tolt and all UP river points. Returning.
leaves Snohomish a. N. daily. excepting
LILLY. BoGARDUs & co. Inc.
Owners and Managers.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER wILLAPA,
Captain George Roberts.
Leaving Seattle for Alaska August II
and every IL days thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates apply 10
J. @. CARROLL, Agent.
Schwabacher Dock. Tel. 81.
CHAs. r. PEABODY, General Manager,
Seattle.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS GARLAND AND EXANGEI.

Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesisr dock Mon
DAYS Wednesdays and Fridays at 1915
a m for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungeness Port Angeles, Port Crescent.
Cettysburg pysht. Cialism Bay and Neah
BAY: returning. arrives Seattle ESQ y. m.
on opposite days. Steamer EVanzei caves
yesIe- dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays at s 30
~ m. arrives Seattle alternate days 2. m.
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HOOD CANAL.

STEAMER cHEUAL.IS
Leaves Gaines dock. foot OF Spring street,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
Z a m Returning alternate days, leaves
Union City 5n 8. m. Kingston, Soc; Port
Gamble. soc. Union City. 81.
s. JACKSON. Master.
Telenhone TOS