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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-26

Milk Alone VIII Sustain life.
Chicaxo Record.


A medical man expresses the belief that
a person could live any length or time,
and take heavy exercises all the NAile.
on no other food than sweet milk. His
conviction Is the result of PERSONAL ca
pertinent. lie wished to establish :. =
fact that persons convalescing may grow
stronger with no other nutrsmeat thau
sweet milk. and that they ara not ohi'get
TO take Something solid" 10 eat. AS -
many people Imagine. lie holds that
many a convalescent has gone 10 his
grave as a result OF overtaxing his weak
stomach by putting SOLD food INTO Il.
IL is maintained that the old belief as -
bread being the first essential e human
Afe IL shown by experiment 10 he error
eous. This persons test was TO live Tor
thirty days with only sweet milk as
nourishmcnt In the whole time he lost
Ave and one-half pounds in weight, hus
no strength. He even attributes the loss
OF weight to the warmth OF the weather.
excessive exercise ON the bicycle and tlie
daily manipulation Of sixteen-pourd
thrmbIheils and other heavy weights, lilo
took more exercise than usual IN order
to test the thing fairly. on the seventh,
day of the experiment he ran several
foot races with skiMfui runner and was
beaten in each race. On the thirtieth da%
ne again pittei himself against the sane
runner and did the best OF the racinS.
which certainly would tend TO CONFIRM his
statement that he lost no strength dur
ing the thirty days. test. Tie drank fotr
pints OF milk daily for the FIRST three
weeks and five pints daily for the last
week. He thinks healthy person should
take about five pints or mix daily whsn
no other food IS being taken. His prac-
tice was 20 drink milk al intervals OF two
hours during the day. commencing az
o'clock i'm the morning and continuing
until 10 at night. After that he would
take no more until tina next morning.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
rha BOARD of Trade.

,-hIcaro .Jufv @.-wheat started 1T
tie wild. but ii was soon FORCED aoWh
ard made to drop some or It's 70 suaaehiy
acquired buiiish enthusiasm. Al the
etart. sellers ~ TIC were more numerous
.bar h,,ve-s. ard at about fifteen minutes
frorn she ovenfng all that was wanted AT
TI1.c could be obtained for minute or
So before BUYING again assumed sufficient
urgency 10 cause reaction. ffhe IfFefVoot
market came IN with sympatnetle rise
OF I'D per Genital, but outside or fhat
,a,er.s were no new features OF a Sirik-
ing character Paris improved from 70
certinles TO % centirsss. Antwerp %
centinles and Berlin from 1ie 90 ~ marks.
News from the pakotas and Mlnnesot
was OF a contradictory character, suE-
costing that the crop must necessarily
ne as spottef as the news concerning II.
The shorts were apparently not naf5y.
Partridge stopped more than one decline
nv sha freedom o. his purchases, and the
ferro~s OF Yesterdays Sc Jump la prices
a,xat. steadily 81 the minds OF he shorts
on the other hand. the scafpang crowd
had TO hesitation N selling AT Tic. 40
the close September vas iasc lower than
yesterdays csose.
Corn was dun and heavy. with prices
inclined downward for the most part
The trading was Nghs, and september
closed liz lower
svas early market for oats was firm on
Juiv and weak on the more remote fn-
forez The weakness IN futures was
principally the regslit OF advices from the
Taakotas ard Iowa. stating that condi-
slaus were very fine. September opened
a. lower a. 80 sold from &c TO Zszc.
and closed a 22ssc.
THE provision market was generally
heavy. and the traders Useless and indif-
fsrent Sex,teEnzser pork closed isse lover
on tire day. Lard Is unchanged Rigs
fgat Sc.
Closing Quotations
yyn@at-,Juiy. ss7sc; August. s91sc-
c,ass-Jrfv. sac: September. &c.
Ssry-,-.Jsiv. 4asec September, 4T%c.
Tovsx-.T,,lv. SO X: September. slo.7S
ssvs-.ruly. 81. September. 81. y
Pg,s-.r,iIy. S. e5. Sept ersber. ssl2g s.lS-
Rye-<sc-
Bariey-s<c-
Flay-sIw
Tsxneshy-Ss.
Live stock.
wfh light receipts prices ~ al k1nas
vera no higher. Sales % common 10
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choice native steers we're largely at s4sn4
S.Sa. COWS and bulls. 81 $50 50. with fancy
cows and heEfers AZ g ~6tss. veal calves
at SasSA chiefly 81 AMI upward for good
ones TIE bulk 90 the <recke-s srd feed
ers sell at s. X: choice ones fetch
g saGs About loo Western rangers
came IN and good ones were active az
full prices
Heavy hogs sold AZ an extreme range
OF Sss<S-IS. mixed lots at A.alaSA. for
common 20 choice light weights at - ga
$40. Transactions were largely at $s4SiS
for light. and AT 81 SEQ for heavy.
There was much better demand in sheep
and prices were lsc higher for good. while
lambs moved up 156aon Sheep were SAL
able ~ sf-5ss74 x for inferior to extra los.
few being 50 poor aS TO so below - OF
choke enough 20 sell above $3.50. West
ern were reliable at se.Sas7s.sA Spring
lambs were In active demand At $ssr5 for
rcor tc choice. the best selling aoc higher
than yesterday.
Recsipts-cartle. 5000: calves. LOO: hcSA
l-.99s sheep. Il CO.
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Transactions since January i and Tor
He-f~ysiay


Real estate transactions since January
!. lSaA are Ss.ssss3sS.ei. There were filed
fer record yesterday deeds. the con-
siderations axsregsting x.4ss.s5. Follow
Ing Is = list furnished by the Daily Rec
ord. room Il Scneuernan block;
Sheriff 70 Caroline Clark. lots Il 20 Is.
block - River Park add. sss4.Ts.
y. H. Latimer 20 Hammond J. Chase.
lot = block II. Commercial Street Steam
Motor AID. S1ss.
Moore Investment ana Mortgage Com
rany and elise Investment Company 10
John McMaster. lot s. block IL. ssrookiya
add. $50.
Theodore Steiner 20 Barbara A. Reed.
lots Is and Is. block Z. Motor Line add, s.
Pacific Northwest Company 90 Max
Glorious. lots 10 6. block Is. South Park
add. 81.
West Coast Improvement Company to
Gudmundur Eorgf5erd. lots II and -
block sc. Gilman Park. 500.
sheriff 20 J. Bidmead Wright Tot :.
block s. Renton's add, $500.
J. Bidmead Wright 90 Annie 8. Wright,
NV NV. sec So =. s: lots and Il. block 81.
Lake Union add: Toe T. block u.
Latona add; lot -. block Is. Brooklyn
add; lots II, Is and H. block Is. Harrison
Heights: lots ! and .. block I. Crown add:
Tot .. block ~. yesler's 81 supl add: lots
II and y. block I. supl plat OF Summit
Park add. sexso feet IN lot 9. block IL.
Edes & Knights ada. part OF $40 acres
IN Wa T.. NJ. Collins donation claim. No.
a.. also interest IN LOT 8. block s. Renton's
add. and lot II. block -. Denny-Fuhr-
man add 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sss..<EfsSs--fS TIE Sc PEgIOR COURT
- state Of Washington fes- -
- OF KEng-Tne NazIorsa. Par. -
c.@ne~ce Of Seattle. plaintiff, VS.. Ei.za
Z. Becker ana x E % NJ. Becker, de-
~xate Of Washington 70 rfse s.ss
- 8. Becker and Robert d. Becker
80 are hereby summoned TO appear
sissdn Ky aas :, s 80 ,ne dzsa OF the
1.ssn sixty days after the 9Th day OF Juiv
errt offend the above entitled a.
81 the sicove entitled court. and ar.
- ne complaint OF the platntsfY, ard
ls.red attorney for plaintiff. a. ~ ~
sss,g stated: and IA case OF yorrr fssi-
- 10 DO, judgment Will be renderr.i
gv,,~t vol, according TO the Demand al
-. Complain, which has bean nied w1th
-. ~ r1afecr OF said action - thar ylas,-
=. r,ay recover Judgment aga4ns the A.
NErssa and each OF them for .3,A NV
= - hundred and fifty-five collars. v1eh
- ner cent. per month. and The further
- - forty dollars as attorneys fae
eSur.s,1g ir all, az the time OF the r-,rr1,
oss-reryt OF this acton, to-uft. LURE
~ 70 two hundred and cwensy-svvr,
S.nsrs and twenfy-iwo cents. and plain
49, sasrs and disbursements in fffs a.
- The defendants are further r,<,st
~ ia. VIZ of attachment has be~sn
80 isrged In said action and levied upon
- - following Described prernises. safsa-
80 81 Washington. and particularly de-
ss,sd as follows, to-wft: Lots four "a
- ere a. ia block seventeen On in II
Yssier,s First addition 20 the city Of
sssA G. E. DE sTETCUER.
Piafnfsff'e ATTORNEY
. n address rooms Nos. 4IT-ffa ptnn-
- bszdtng, Seattle. King county. Wash.
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She Had Her Revenge.


Near Gainesville newly married courid
on che train the other day attracted a
good deal of attention by their peculiar
behavior. a lady got on the train at =
station and took q seat in front of them.
Scarcely was she seated before they COM
menced making remarks in loud whispers
about her wearing last seasons hat and
dress. she was severely criticised by them
for some moments. Presently the lady
turned around. She noticed at a glance
that the bride was older than the groom.
and without tho least resentment in her
countenance she said;
Madam, VIII you please have your son
to close the window behind your
The son closed his mouth instead. ana
the madam aid not gigxle again untN the
brakeman hoIlercd out 'Lulaf'
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. July 5.--Silver. 20 s-isd. Con-
soils, los l5-lS. Rate OF interest, Bank uf
England per cent.
New York, July 2S-The Evening Posts
London caoiexram says: The stock mar
kets were stEil duh today. Americans
were weak. except Atchison. which has
risen further. There is general tip hare
TO buy. Canada Pacific was nat and
down Ts per cent. II was stated here
that from New York rumors OF fresh cap
ital arrived. An increase in the coin and
oufiion In the Bank OF England snis
week was mainly due TO the net influx sor
the week. It ia believed that the In
crease in other deposits was partly due
to the commencement OF the remittance
of Indemnity funds TO the credit of the
Japan government. phis operation. the
yet, excises much interest here and has
an Important bearing on both London
and New York money markets.
Breadsfuffs and Grain.
Liverpool. July c5-wheat-Spos. Arm:
demand. moderate: No. . red winter. IS
"a: No. red spring. SIS sid: No. 1 hard
Manitoba, IS Sd; No. California. IS IA.
Futures closed firm with near and 6is-
tant positions lid higher. July, IS sd :
August IS SID September. SIS sd: Octo-
her. IS sad; November. SIS Txi; December,
SIS 7s.d
Corn Spot. firm: American mixed. new,
"a &isd. Futures closed inactive. WITH
July Id higher. and other months I'M
3ad. August. 4s 1&d. September, Is 81,
October. Is si.d: November. Is aiad De-
cember. is 1ikd.
Flour-Demand. poor: st. Louis fancy
winter. Is Cd.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. e.
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Breadstuffs and Grain.
MARINE NEWS.

Pert Townsend, July 3.-Special.-Ar-
rtved-lBr st Antwerp City. from Kobe.
at quarantine. for Tacoma: schooner II.
g. Wright from Unalaska at Nhatcom.
Sailed-SSchooner Jennie Wand. Tacoma
for San francisco: harkentine Uncle
John. Tacoma for San francisco.
San Francisco, July 25.-Arrivei--
Wsila Walla. Victoria and Port Towns
end: State of California, Astoria and
Portland; City of Picking. Hongkong and
Yokohama; schooner BERTHE Miner. Port
Blakeley; ship Columbia. Seattle. De-
parted-Arago Coos bay. schooner DAISY
Rowe. Coos bay. FreIghts and charters
British ship Dudhope, now at Tacona
wheat. thence to Y. X. Havre. Antwerp
or Dunkirk: British steamer Eskdale,
now at Tacoma. lumber. thence to Della
goa bay, Africa.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

S...ner ,fn,tnor,ah took 40 sacks ~
Seattle -four 20 Tacoma "Wednesday.
steamer Mabel brought in thirty tons
Of paper Yesterday from Everett Tor the
ltcal trade
1-,v Ply has left whatcom for Por.
r-s,,b,a vgtth Twelve sections OF logs and
will arrive today.
Steam schooner T.. J. Perry has gone TO
la Conner for a cargo or new nay ana
will return today.
schoonsr conspier Is on her way from
san rrsnoisso with merchandise and
powder for this port.
S,.hooner Never Mind has arrived with
5000 pounds OF hanbut and ssooso Prospec-
tor with about the same amount.
Steamer wtilapa which arrived from
.issrs "wednesday evening. brought Fx-
ty-fve passengers. she went 10 Tacoma
yesterday.
Tug Discovery left Tacoma last even
,ny for sea with the bsrkentfne tncie
I'm and schconer Jennie Wand. each
with lumber for California
Chin enarssr. which for two das- has
been anchored IN the stream sas usuien
up 20 the bunters yes'srdaT ror 'sso
~ Black Diamond coal She VIA
Q 20 tons
Schooner Triibv Ynase her II. alden trip
wednesday, carrying Mr.. and Mrs JACOB
Smith and Mrs Gordon 10 poTt bask xs
Iev 10 see tho big savr1iG ana ship yaro'
returning at iisse D. m.
schooner yzns "a on the way from san
Francisco with nersshaHnise TOR bAker
9rysk She fs A very fast vesse am mas
sre frfn I'm eight DAVIS. She VIII take l"fIs-
he- ard hrue on the rsturn.
Steamer <eaorne will leave tonight a.
o'clock ore hour ahead OF time. IN oruer
10 get ne baseball team when Plays hsfe
IA fs-ns for the game on TIE return IT'D
esfs,rsav evening she viii remain mere
TN after the theater
tug Rainier fowed the schooner W.lharn
r7snf1n 4, Port BIzkefey YESTERDAY morn
H. "a brought twenty-five sections of
I,ss 80 F2a3la~d Wednesday. She lefs yes
,srssv for PORT No Point for another
s,eoyy1 for Port 4siakeleT.
schooner Ella JOHNSON. which failed %
s..urs a erex for seaIinE At Neah bay
sns il ~ present anchored or North Sc
sa..fe SAL sail for Cocks Inlet IN the near
rs,tsfra wish passengers and supplies. Capt.
r~~~erzsa vrns wAs her mate ard FORM
srlv mate OF the Tesser, viii De her mas
ter.
srs,r Discovery. OF Port Townsend. ar
r i.bsrrr ~ cart. IT, II. Morrison. She
eanssa in for coal. and before starting
taxea an austraIia-bound bark 70 SEA
sScro Port Hah1ock with a cargo % lurn-
tsar srvhe wagAc IN being used as tender
fo.r nye4rrrns.n n the mouth Of the Fraser.
IN esha-ve ~ cart. William Drfsso.
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BreadstufJs end Grains.

BreadstuDs eno Grams.
San Francisco. July Extraordinarily
extras. s. 356f3S: bakers extras. <S.&1
as: superfne, s2.s5Q2so.
wheat-No. ! shipping quoted slAc for
No. 1. and s2ixc for choice; milling WHEAT.
o7iScQsl.
Bar,ey-Feed. fair 10 good. size; choioe.
e2lkc: brewing. Sc.
Oats-Milling. e5cGIs16: surprise. Sa
10: fancy feed. e7iscGsl; good TO choiSe,
Sasoc; poor TO fair, 7ogSoc.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring. years fleece. San Joaquin.
Der pound. es6tsc: six 10 eight months
do eGsc: six 10 eight months Calaveras
and foothiu. free. sQIoc; do. defective.
sGsc: Northern. good to choice. 129isiac;
do defective, ss1lec. Nevada, spring. light
ana choice. s7lie; heavy, case.
Hops-iQSc per pound
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Quiet; December, N.oSis; May,
8 csis. -
Corn-S1 To-
Bran--sls per ton.
Financial.
silver nars. ssssf7ssIk Drafts-S,ght PA
Mex. dol. -. 54AG5is. telegraph .......5
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
aIoT,E1. NORTHERN.

HOTEL NORThEHtNs
". II. Garbosough, T. S:, 8;
]. .MAGalbrath, Saxon.
III. 0talbrath. Albany. or.
J. u. La Tonrrstt. San Francisco.
Il Z sS Tsslioek and f Yssn,s,y. Victoria
". D. H simpson. N. p. q. j.
Mrs. w. 10. Simpson, st. Paul
Miss Simpson. 81. Paul.
Mrs. allie Ray. st, Paul.
Lewis Wood, Victoria
r. ". Younger. Portland.
A. Younger Sacramento.
James stuart. Port Angeles.
=. c. Walker. Tacomas
Gusstave Thaaherg. New York.
J; Dustin. spokans.
J. J. NANNY. Everett.
q w. Alien. Everett:
John Smith. Portland $50
Richard w, Nentagua- Poruand-
!. u. smith. Portland.
!. A. Hurst. Rochester. n. Z.
9. 6 Burton. fort i., nd ,,,,r
Byron Wyle, Tacoma.
A. ". Gortin. Victoria.
6; NJ B Ms5,1gsssnr E Tsr H,rsor
r. J.. Ilioway, New York.
j n. Ross, Tacoma
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
r. c. Oisss Portland.
y, I. Lawrence. ASTORIA.
~. W. Kennedy, chicago
Miss Odeli. Los Angeles.
Ben r. Everett. Tacoma
r. r. Drrnnmond. City.
Hon Lewis Freeman, Newton. Ia
charles fseferruan, Fan Francisco.
y. y. smith ard w1fs. Issaauah.
T. L.. Hudson. 81. Paul.
l.. Prince. San Francisco.
W. RI. Hudd. Minneapolis.
Mrs. E. Earl. Tacoma
r, n Shanks City.
John gnsita7, wife ana child. City.
T. y. Arlington, City.
Mike OTRrter. Tacoma
Mise Irene Gray, Vancouver.
James NJ. Vernon, Everett
William II Cameron, North Yakima.
IT. racohus North Yakima.
HOTEL DrLI9ER.
Or. 7. J.. Tom and wife. Circle City,
\ Smith anf wife Isssaush.
Mrs Richard shaw. Victoria II. G.
Thomas PeaF1te, Yakima.
III. IIofr~r Yakima.
" T. Cochran, Gan Francisco.
r. r Marks SnchcnnIsh.
- = asirsor, rnohorrsFh
w ri Gilbert ara family, wsils waIis.
y u. Hayes. Wiszsrshsn.
Robert A. EuYbeIv. snehomish.
Mrs. Norton. Fall CITY
!. W. Huffman. Fall CITY.
n barrow, tAvor.
~ ". Heaton, Mercer Slough
u, n, Jones', arlington
Mrs LANCER, Portland
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NEW YORK MARKETS,
The stock Exchange.

New York, July S.-The stock market
vas irregular again today. Some % yes
,ercav,s losses were recovered. and sew
erai slight gains made. but majority CT
the stocks closed a. declines from yester-
DAYS @nsl figures London advtces re-
rorses A weaker market for ArnsrScans,
and the foreign contingent vas on tsis
market as sellers. A. tas opa1.zs p-.css
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Mining STOCKS.


pTpkiuCet
Green apples. 2aGtoc; red apples, nee
81 x. raspberries. ss5eg5: common straw
berries. t2.25d5a
Green corn. Sclsi sack; green peas
.Gelss. string Beans. l.12A4c-
wild ducks se4is: young BOOSTERS. $500
40. sYvers. s. seEs. large ROSTERS. s3Gs-5o
New red onions. esafoc.
Eastern cheese-iiNl2ixc: fancy mild,
new. H4a6c.
Potatoes-BGrbanks 5es7sec.
Creamery butter. seconds. ff1ifzc.
Ranch egEs--i3ufsc; Eastern eggs Il
eeet rsosatoes-s2 soa2Ts
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Omaha Live stock Market.

10 cents lower. Western steers. $50
so; Gamers. lower. A.ss6s4a. sfocksrs
and feeders. strong. S.se673: calves. $3.50
Ga.5e.
Sheep-Fair to choice Western. esoGs 40;
common and stock sheep. Sl5sG25a
Lansbs-s395 So
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Attention Sir KNIGHTS.

TN. .venty-sixth tr1enniai conciavs
Grand Enc amprnenf OF the United States.
=, 4. .xnacted that more than q. 90 swords
LII ne in lire. and Boston In preparing 30
&c the Knights q royal welcome. TEs
sSev.hves'Nrn line has made a rate Of ons
.,,s.-class fare for round trip. Tickets on
sals August 18th TO 24th-
y. w. PARKER
Pure. Sound Agent. sd Front street. se-
a3tls.
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Total safes.
The total sales OF stocks today were
lT7Tts shares, including: American Sugar,
q. 800: Atchison. 700; Burlington. 1880:
Chicago Gas, 1880; Distilling, S.ioo; Mis-
souri, Pacific. 400: Reading. $500; Rock
Island. 1880: st. Paul, 12.soo: U. 5.
Leather. preferred. $500: Wabash pre-
ferred, $500; Wheeling, 400.
Flour.
FIour-Receipts, 1900 barrels: exports.
$500 barrels; market firm, with spring
patents and bakers IN good local de-
Mand.
Wheat.
wheat-ReceIpts. 1900; exports. 1000
bushels Spot irregular. No. 2 red. ifa4c;
No Northern, TIC delivered. No. hari,
Tso delivered. Options host part of the
advance today and closed 1d1i4c lower.
Early weakness resulted from efforts TO
realize on local hedges. and thereafter
prices changed frequently. with late
sharp advance on war talk and finai
drop to the close. Talk was still builish.
however caused largely on the remarka-
bly, light winter wheat movement am
smut in spring wheat. and the bears were
very nervous. september. Hs2Nsofsc'
closed. 1iac.
Hops.
Hcps-Quiet.
Wool.
4. wool-y!rn; domestic fleece, IsG2se:
pulled, sec.
Metals.
Pig iron-Ffrm: Southern, $n.5oql4-o:
Northern, sl2Gi4.
CopDer-Strong; brokers price. Sn.lza;
exchange. sii.5o.
Lead-Strong; exchange price. ss4tas.
Tin-Steady 10 firm; straits, sltse1itoo'
plates, steady.
Spelter-Quiet; S.T5QS.A
Coffee.
Coffee-options, steady: closed steady at
1ofSa5 points advance. September. sl5.leg
*. 20; October. 81, i5Gl5.2o. December sis1
,Sos Snot coffee-Rio, market firm; No.
I. l5s.c. Mild. steady: Cordova, is44iStsc.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw. firm; Muscovado. 81 test,
spot. s-sc. Refined. firm.
Petroleum.
PetroAum-lHeavy. closed. n.3 bid.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

San Francisco. July E-Fcr Western
WASHINGTON. Friday. fair. slightly warm
er: Saturday. fair and warmer weather,
uorthe-iy winds For Eastern Washing
ton. Frs5ay, fair weather: nearly sta
sionary temperatures. Saturday. fair.
warmer weather. west to north winds.
FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland, Or. July s. 1885,
Fair, slightly warmer. Saturday: Far.
warmer.
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c,r~a, Northern paiatiai steamers North
west and Northlsnd leave Duluth every
Monday and Friday, touching AZ sauis
sac MARIE. Naekinac, Detroit. Cleveland
- Tsu1ajo Re sure TO get reservations
on these magnificent steamers. at si2 Front
street.
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STEAMER CRICKET.
r-.t.in ara E,xerrft Route.


pstev except Sunday.
- SsSartIe 10 a. n. ard an =. -.
l1eaN = $500. Z 81 a. ~. and Ez.N p. m
lar. .soss AZ ysgnonsfs ans NukIl' -.
i.saves cslnss So 80 , 5Ss' :, snslls ST.
So a. sss y ARLINGTON. AalAxs1S cs1e<.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
p,spatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and victoria at a. m passengers re-
celved on board at 7 a. m.) July ?. 2. IL.
Far Aiaska--July s. Il % and = at a.
m. x~,.
Puget Sound ports. at . a. M. July D. >.
il is. "a and p.
Tickets may be obtained at the office OF
,n. conf,sny at Ocean deck. Seattle.
NA0 (sOODA1.L. PERKINS g. CO.
General Agents San Fra ncisco.
" TROwBRIpGE. Act. p. 8. Supt..
Seattle
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.E1F, ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
H. STEAMER wllsLAPA.
rsnsain GEORGE Roberts.
- sale Tor Alaska July z. ana
80 * laws thereafter.
fsF ''N-e'' y a. CARROLL. Agent,
S~hwahacher Dock. Tel. "
-,,.S =. PEABODY. General Manager.
SEATTLE
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, July 25.-wheat-Valley. 6oc:
walia walla, 47c per bushel.
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