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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-01
Total Sales.

Total Sales.
Total sales of stocks today were $4,000
shares. including: American Sugar. H.
400: American Tobacco, 1890: Atchison.
$500; Burlington, $500; Chicago Gas, d.
ZOO DistilIing. $3.50; General Electric.
1900: Missouri Pacific. Zoo; New Jersey
Central. $500; Reading, 800: Rock Island.
900; ST. Paul. $500; Tennessee Coal ~
Iron. 1880: United States Rubber. 5000;
wheeling & Lake Erie, 7.l00
Flour.
Frour-Receipts, 1890 barrels: exports.
s.2co barrels; sales. 2.Ooo packages. Market
neglected and rather weak. City mill
patents, A75T5.oo; winter patents, $500
AS; city mill clears. sAl0a4.cS, winter
straights, s.. 60973.eo; Minnesota patents,
So 90G4i5; winter extras. s3ooq3.5o; Minne-
sofa bakers. s2.95g3.s5. Rye -four, dull;
fancy. sf4oq4.5o.
Wheat.
Wheat-Receipts. ntne: exports, 5000
bushels; sales, 2.2so.000 bushels futures,
$500 bushels spot. Spot dull: No. 2 red,
store and elevator. 74c: afoat. Use; (. o.
b.. 76c afoat; No. / Northern. 7S5sc deliy-
cred: No. hard. 1880 delivered. Options
sold off at first under lower cables. favor
able crop news and reduced weekly wheat
and -four exports. creating a short interest
which afterward covered, causing a sharp
rally fNAt IeIt maj prices 1sH1sS
No. red, July. 3 3-16974 3-l6c. closed
74sc; August. 7il4g74s4c. closed axe; Sep
TENDER, 74s4 75lac, closed T52sc; December.
67sGs77Isc. closed, 71ssc.
Hops.
HopS-Quiet; state, common 10 choice.
old. 3a5c: 1894, 5Gsl4c; Pacific coast old.
3Gsc.
Wool.
wool-Firm; domestic fleece. is91sc;
pulled. 1972ic.
Metals.
Pig iron-Firm; American. slo.5o613oo
Copper-Steady; brokers' price. $3.50.
Iead-Strong; brokers' price, s.. Ia.
Tin-Piates. firm.
Coffee.
Core>Optfons closed steady at IN
changed 70 10 points decline: September.
s1450: October and December, $3.50 Spot
cof1ee-Rio. nominal: No I. $3.50; mild.
quiet and about steady.
Sugar.
sSugar-Raw. dull: fair refining. l3-isc:
centrffugaI. eS test, sac. Refined. quiet
and steady: No. Is. 3isc: of A, I i-15942s.:
mould A, I L-16a&7sc; standard a, 1 5-i6
Gpzc; confectioners' A. 5-is94sac; cut
loaf, 1-ls85Ac.
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Steady; closed. 81 50 bid.
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Ing had brought about was recovered and
an advance established. Near the close
september had risen to Izlsc. closing at
s-N.c. with July Issc under that
Corn was dull. but buying was discour~
aged by the closing strength IN wheat.
and after an early decline OF .4c per
bGshel. II closed with isc gain
A good general bushes was transacted
IN oats September and May ruled con-
siderahly ssrrner. bur rhe nearby 6eliv-
cries were barely steady at the close, and
ruled easier during tho greater part of
the session
Provisions recovered tho bullisn tone
which appeared 20 have deserted them
yesterday. Compared with the previous
days closing prices. the following are
tina gains established by the general
a1c>
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-June. 7elsc: July. 1850
Corn-June. 47asc; July. 47ssc
Oats-June. sc: July. s5isc.
Pork-Juna, $40; July. $40
Lard-June. s.. S11=. July, IS s1l5.
Ribs-June. s6-s732Gs.4o. July. $3.50
s40
Rye-5ss-c
Bariey-Sc.
Tmothy-S.A
Flax-$1.4s
Siiver-s5No
Lead-sSEia.
Live seoch.
Cattle-Trade was about what n usual
ly Is on Saturday. only about 900 head.
mostly Texans. being received. Native
beet steers. S.5Q5.i0; bulk, sA2G5.aS;
bologna bulls. s2-3425o: bologna bulls.
exports, s. 754350; cows and heifers, ST. Is
G4-oo; stockers and feeders. s2-lol4oo:
light weight stockers, s1-T5Gl2.oo.
Hogs were very strong at an advance
of SC; common TO choice heavy. s4.6SG
sos. mixed lots. s4.6SG4.9o; butchers hogs.
s.. 9ol495: light weights. s4.5o1490.
The sheep receipts today were mostly
all sold at yesterdays prices. on the
basis OF sI50d5.00 for the inferior 10
choice sheep. and $500 for lambs. Texas
and Oregon sheep being salable at 8. .
Q3.oo.
ReceipteCattle. 500; calves. 50; hogs.
u, 600; sheep. 1850.
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raw lodge OF the Degree % Honor.
y w was instituted June 3 by
Danutv Grand Chief or-Hoaor Sister lda
Tsrunxing. under the name OF Aquila, No.
81 The following officers were elected: T.
Z, ~ II. Mrs. Ada Bailey: c OF H.. Mrs
poblna Herner: l. OF H. Mrs. Lena BAL
lev. c. OF 9. Miss Emily Mccarthy: re-
ccr,ser. Miss Dora Pope: receiver. MS
Tulta Corniis: finane3er. Mrs Zaro Good
rfsh. usher. Mrs. Lucy sawyer; l. w MrS
oIue Mccarthy: O. W. Mr. Peters
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Rreadstuffs and Grains.


San Francisco. June 2e.-Flour-Family
extras. s25od3.eo: bakers extras. $500
$50: superfne. S.35G26o.
Wheat-No. l. shipping. new crop, $3.50
s3s4c: old crop 9Gf9lAc: good 10 choice
white milling, e5cQsl.
Oats-Feed, fair TO good. s5d9oc; No. !.
a.cng; choi-e TO fancy, S1.02izffl .01ia;
Surprise. s.. 02lkGi. 1gs: milling. si9t07la;
Norway. black. nominal; gray. SQ9oc:
red. nominal.
Barley-Fair TO good feed. 5Ss.G6oc; No.
feed. elI063isc; extra choice, e3S.c:
brewing. 67IzQ7gisc.
Flour. quarter sacks. ASH: wheat Gen.
tails, 5.2S3; cats, centals. 40; beans. sacks.
4e0: rye, centals, GO: potatoes. sacks.
! ass; onion. sacks. 525; bran. sacks, $50;
middlings. sacks. SIS: hay. tons, 20; wool.
bales. 20; wine. gallons, $500.
Wool and Hops.
San Francisco. June 2s.-Wool-Sprfng,
years fleece. San joaquin. 6a6iac: six
TO eight months do. 69Sc; six TO eight
months Calaveras and foothIll, free, So
Toe: do. defective. sass; Northern. good
to choice. l2al3c; do. defective, S9I0c: Ne
vada, spring. light ana choice. 90 lie:
heavy. &C.
Hops-ouotable at 4g6c per pound.
Produce.
Burbank potatoes. 5oq60c; Early Rose.
40GS5c
Fancy creamery butter. lS'a 91rzc: sec
ond class, i2G19c.
Ranch eggs, 15fTI7c: store eggs. 1910.
Green apples 2s7+Gc: red apples, 7TcGR
s. .: raspberries. 25eI5; common straw
berries. s. @5a3.5o.
Green corn. sScGs1 a sack. green peas,
202l9c; string beans, fEf>isc.
Wild ducks, STA: young ROSTERS, 8 s0ls
$50. fryerS $4.5o&eS: large roos' ers. Ss7S.50.
Cheese. fancy. mild. new. sffsikc: COM
mon TO good, fG5c; Young America, 5E1Tc:
Eastern. 11iadl2izc: Western. 6-.sc-
Closing Quotations.
wheat-VeTy dull; December. S.4
Bariey-$o trading.
Corn-N II
Bran-sIi.50.
Financial.
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Sons Of renlnernnce.

Queen City Division. No. !. elected or
.a-s las, Monday evening as follows: w
y r. ". Haley: w. A. Miss Florence
skinner. r. <, +. O. CLIFFORD: A. r. 8.
Miss Eleanor Bushell: F. s. w. =. Dwyer
treasurer. Mrs. ". F. DIVER: chaplain.
Mrs. II. r. Freed: Con, r. G. Bushen:
A Con. Miss Mary MeEwan; l. s. Mss
Myrtle Spriggs: o. s. J. Ford. An excel
lent programme was rendered by Com
pany A.
Monitor Division. No L. elected ofhcers
,aSt rhursaay evening. and AK. No. s..
Friday evening.
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MARINE NEWS.

Port Townsend. June S-Sceciai.-Satied
Str Chilcat. for juneau str Peter Jee-
sen. Nsraimo, for san Pedro. Passed
Cape Flattery-Scrr Willie r. Hume, San
Francisco. for Port Blake5ey: tug Pioneer,
with tow. inward. Passed up Scund-Bk
Tidal Wave. san Francisco. for Tacoma:
schr Roy Somers. San Francisco. 10 Raj
lard.
The schooner Sonaers called here this
evening and landed Chris jacobson. a sea-
man. who feu from aloft this morning,
breaking both legs
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Sons of Herman.

The state Grand Lodge OF the Sons 81
Herman at the session in this city last
week elected officers az follows: Past
grand president. W. Siburg. Tacoma;
grand president. r. Helix. Tacoma; first
grand vice president. c. c. Wetzel. Van
couver. r. C; second grand vice president.
T. Y Klein. Vancouver. Wash: grand sec
,afarv G Hamburger. Seattle. (third
,errnl. grand treasurer. J. Wsgert, Seat
tie; grand trustees. a. II. Springer. g.
Rheinlander and 4. Hennig. all OF Seat
Tie; conductor. ]. Jfpse, Seattle; inside
guard. +. Reootzki. Aberdeen: outside
guard. r. Martin. spokane.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL BUTT1ER-

HOTEL BUTLER
I. n. RransaeId, London.
Albert " Aksfronn. La Conner.
JsosIssa Arnold. Victoria, 3. @
". r. Coggestsail, Toronto.
'Ti1or,on Csa1sissby. Everett.
Jay II. Adams, Spokane.
Albert Allen and wife. SIsoksla-
". NJ. ByeTs. STsollaTl-s.
A Reeves Ayres. Tacoma
u. r. Mallory. Helena.
7. r. Goldsmith, &. PAM
O. ". Rainfall, Seattle
II. A. FNasrgsl1tssi. Ralaocor1.
]. A Kerr. Fiatft1aveQ.
&. ". DOR " s1aecrgn-
Tssesl TarclIa-lt, san 'f'~arr-S,o
Charles ArTElott, Kansas Ctty.
q. W Ham. If11r,allsi.
T. Hartman. Pog-llaEst-
s n r3uWann. 83ccsta.-
= ]. Bowen. san FFanc@sco-
Isaac Grab, s.: I,oHfls-
=. L. Sawyer. Ncnr0e.
George Z. Baker. Dayton.
Frank Afansdeld. Farms re-'o-1-
G. :. RANKIN. Norm at<zlEasA-
Miss Knowles. Cllsczs-so-
{. NJ. rrgreET3, New York.
DfLIER HOTEE.
=. g. OsConner. Snossoa4sa-
Joan Boyd, s5acho1Elselz.
II. l. Jose. North Bend.
i a Carer. NoT~a &SeHd.
George r. S'a1yAT1.Tiff ieflssa- Der
81 Yrsses.. Oak Ear&ser-
= 4. Stafford, UtSa1ady.
= Suaffasa and VIE. Ias.onla-
y =. Morrison. Cherry : alley.
. - sFafhsssgy. Cherry Valley.
! II. IlusfEaa. TaccpIrss-
T8-g5gsa-Ys Tso@ssA Port TDg -sser-tt-
s--s-avssss J sssaoEl- CCzzr@xs-e-
~ Ssszss. san E'Tss-s $50
X II. ssgsIvarr. WaBaa Wal5a--
= 4 HeEiw. Z E6frsslcss-
"a N~sfRiasa sncf s1sfssssg
IN. u-aas Sszxsssrss. kfo~oz41Esvzae-
TsFsssg, gl.sflss-f ord, sn0sgs2ASEEsse.
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GRIND Army of the Republic.

At the open meeting OF tevens post. @.
A. r.. TUESDAY evening Mr.. and Mrs. At
kinson furnished instrumental music and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Combs vocal and
instrumental music. Miss Dickinson re-
cited barbara Freitehe," and Rev. 4 a
Hurd. OF Vancouver. Wash. spoke on
sour Flag, It's Origin and Significance. ."
Rev. Mr.. Shanklin and Rev. Mr.. Brant.
rather-in-iaw OF Mr. Shanklin. also n
member Of the G.. A. r.. spoke eloquently
and earnestly upon questions that are al
WAYS interesting 10 veterans and their
children. Commander Schrack. Of Miller
post, made the closing speech.
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s1rAc1r RIVER ROUTE.

STEAMER. CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
-ost.ez Ctt,F dock, Seattie--Mouday. July
a m: Tuesday. July z 6 a. m.
Wednesday. July .. a m: FRIDAY. July
e.,,rssv IuIv :, g. m. leaves Mount
VS'a.,~.n,1ec.1-slonday. July ]. 3 p. ma; Tues
dav July :. .. IA: Wednesday,, July 3.
: 3. m, Friday. Juiy ). p M s4tuT-
"a, - raIifns A. Edmonds, T'ulahp, stan
.+-os Molnt Vernon and Avon. connect
80 Al Mount Vernon with steamer In
a5sua fer Wooiley, Hamilton ana sauk-
re 81, round trip. 10
LILLY. BOGARDiS & CO. Inc,
owners and Managers. Seattle.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria, at a m Passengers re-
'ce5ved on board at r. M June ?. Z. u.
IL. - and -.
For Alaska June !. y. - and = at
O. m.
From san Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports at a. IN. June 4. 2.
IL r. "A and -.
Tickets may be obtained at the once OK
the COMPANY ut Ocean dock. Seattle.
CsQODAI.Is. PERKINS & Co.
General Agents San francisco.
J. r. TROwBRIDGE. Act. y. S. Supt..
Seattle.
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Knights of Pythias.

Harmony Lodge. No. S. K. OF p. met IN
regular session at Castle hall, IN the Frye
oiOck. thursday evening. a large number
OF members and sojourning Knights being
present. After routine business Brother
MCMILLAN, as master OF work, assisted by
Brothers Lafayette and Korn, organized a
degree team and conferred the rank of
Knight On two candidates One spplica-
ton for membership was received.
Seattle Division. No. 1, Uniform Rank
X of r., has scored success In the enter
tainment at Leschi park. The exhibition
drills were perfect. and the financial sup
port was encouraging. The division gave
an exhibition drill at the Armory Friday
evening for the benefit of Laurel Lodge
No. rs. X. OF p. OF Columbia. The divis-
Ion will parade on July with other mill
tary organizations.
Puget Sound Lodge. No. II, X. of p.
VIII hold its installation of officers Friday
evening next in Castle hall. The follow
ing officers-elect will be installed: c. c.,
f. T. Pope. tr.: v. c., B. w. Smith: p,
Joseph Zimmerman: NJ. OF w, o. NJ.
Moore; NJ. at A. J. IT. Lyons. District
Deputy George z. Bennett Will install
these officers as named
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EyANGEI..

Seattle and Townsend-Neelh Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yes1er dock Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays at 12.15
a. m for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dtllf.eneSs Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
C;ett ysipurg. Pysht. Clallan BAY and Neah
Bay: returning, arrives Seattle 2:D n IN.
on opposite days. Steamer Evangel leaves
ria Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays az
$50 p. m: arrives seattle alternate days
.. n.
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5e ;;*Ea


~ ceIebration OF Incepehdence day va
ss.tsect Of considerable preparation
- the fraternaI organizations during
- -sss week, and large turnout Is ex-
80 for the parade of July 4. Each So
- sends In encouraging reports OF prog
- The formation OF the Sons OF the
s.rsrscan Revolution and the comparisons
ss~sady made between the objects OF that
s,c,esy and the Sons OF the Revolution
sc led 10 a further discussion Coming
srsats include number OF installations.
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Travel IS luxuT, n the TaiAt :. cars ~
81 me great North- " es%efh re, - = &c
IT, T-na SUPERB trains ocnns-csnc
- 81 .r-snscousirea al Hnes coHs.sS q
~ afnt~v. par3or. buffet ard the
$50 ,-ey, s.artrrseut cars, heated ~
isI.se. -, lisvsstef oy f'sussch gas. All
tt,,- lire tieket agents sell 'lcSe;s
80 make vescryssyto'1s. q es-i o. OF 81
sress r. ". Parker. I ~AAs' -
e. EN-,,ut strssst. eeAAsa@
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s.Cstzgn Lsv All. Tacoma. linl ART 4ssawn
1e:1saanlL.vl =. i. .Seattle.... NlAri s;eaaIn
I.sNpnlTsvt III Pit. T~wns'd.l SSiAr II SPIN
4:S6pml Arl1io Victoria. FAsllI4vi s:3opn
sDa4ly except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesier wharf. Seattle.
For rates and other Information apply
L A NADEAUI. Gen. AGt.. n. p. Y. r..
Yesler ave. and Front St, Seattle.
s. @. YERkESS. Agent. HeSlcr wharf.
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National Union.

Seattle Council. No. 50. held iis regular
.,.s,cvy las. Friday evening one candi-
az VAS initiated and four others elected
90 membership
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- r.,-corrrr-R RorrTr-A rprr.

r,rTp, VANCOUVER ROUTT-A TRIP
$500 THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
G.aa~rer Utopia J ~ O'Brisn. Master
caves Tacoma u noon. seattle. fes-
- vvisarf ! D m. Mondays and Thurs
49, Tor Fssrf Townsend, Anacortes. Fair
bs,eo <ex yEhakcom. Blaine and Friday
Har1D0r. and FaneoGyer. arriving VAN
-s,e--,rsr Z % m following day.
F,sre 20 Blaine. 50, fare 90 Vancouver. 81
T,o- further Information apply 20 Yes
fer's wharf.
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Financial.


London, Juno 2S.-Silver. = slsd. Con-
soils. 1o714. Rate OF interest Bank Of Eng
land, per cent.
London. June 5.-The change OF govern
ment, with the certainty that the elections
are near. have had good effect on the
stock market stimulating speculation and
investment All the best classes of stocks
advanced. and lilo is talked of as the price
that consols are likely to touch. The only
chance of the money market hardening
is in the statement that japan has stipu-
lated that large portion of the indemnity
shall be paid within six months Mining
stocks have hardly been so active, while
Spanish and Turkish securities have been
down, on the Cuban and Macedonian trou-
bles- Brazilians were lower. on a rumor
that the Rothschilds had declined TO ne
gotiate a new loan Other South Ameri-
cans were good. Americans were irregu-
lar. II Is still hoped that boom VIII &C.
cur In this market In the autumn. Atchi-
son. Central Pacific and Wabash shares
declined slightly. All others show an adj
vance on Tie week. Missouri Pacific,
Northern Pacific and Reading firsts and
the others fractionally. Grand Trunks ad-
Yanced ..
Breadstufrs and Grains.
Liverpool. June 9.-Wheat-Spoe quiet:
demand. poor: No. ? red winter. 5s 4iad:
NO. req spring stocks exhausted; NO.
hard Manitoba. 6s Id: No. California,
5s 4lzd. Futures closed steady, I'D lower:
July, So 494d; August, 5s sgd: September.
IS SID: October. IS I'd; December. 6s Sd.
Corn-Spot. steady: American mixed.
new. 4s S1ad. Futures closed steady. I'D
lower: July. As 2s4d: August. a S14d; Sep
tember. A. al: October, 4s 41sd: November,
Is 424d: December. As sad.
Flour-Duu: demand poor; St Louis
fancy winter. rs cd.
Hops-At London: Pacific coast, q.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. June .-Wheat-Walla Walla.
zoe: Valley, SIC per bushel.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS STEAMER LY-
pTA THOMPSON.
Carving United States mall, leaves City
dock. foot Of Main street, Monday. " ed
ne~aaay ard Friday a. a N. for Port
Townsend, San Juan Islands ana New
Whatcorn.
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH ~.
North BosinA-Iseave Seattle 200 a. M
leave Port Townsend 100 a. m. leave
f~riAay Harbor II % a. M: leave hochs
Harb0r 1880 p. m: arrive Ne" "hascos1a
south Bound-Leave New Whatcorn 400
q m; leave Roc1e Haroor 800 a. m.
leave FRIDAY HarFor 1000 a m leave
port Townsend 40 p. II; arrive Seattle
7.4s p. m s-- s
j r Thompson, managing ownrr.
Phone S33
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ROYAL Arcanun.

Rainier Council. No. 1889. r. A. Wednes-
day evening initiated into the mysteries
If the royal secret Chief Justice John
T. Hoyt. VIII n. Thompson, VIII r. Gay.
Charles III. Gay and Thomas II. Gay.
Five applications for membership were
received. Besides appropriate remarks by
the newly made members, short addresses
were made by Col. Il. =. Edsen.
regent; Il. w. Jones, past regent:
John Schram. orator: j. S. Tay-
Tor, chaplain, and Brother Joseph
Shipper. past orator. Royal Arcanum day
Dune go having fallen on Sundey this
year. was celebrated by an outing at RAJ
VIENNA park Monday evening under the
auspices OF Seattle Council. No. 1.Slf. and
Rainier Council, No. 1892 About 80
couples participated.
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OLYMPIA TACOMA AND SEATTLE
BOAT.

The fast ard cOnlEnoiious steamer Mon
t,cello leaves percNGIs wharf Olympia.
Sa M daily except Sunday. Time Card
Going: Leaves Olympia s a. an. leaves
Tacoma. IL - M; arrives Seattle. 1
feayes Tacoma 400 pm; arrives Olympia,
T.31 10 m IAndinrs-Olympia. pewctvafs
wharf: Tacoma. ". p. u. n. wharf; Seat
lie. Yesler wharf. Fare between Seattle
and Tacoma soc. Meals and staterooms.
The Monticello f. fast. and by far the best
steamer on the route. IN efect Monday,
Nav I9fh. 1895. HATCH BROS.
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.yERrrr AND sxonoM1sH RIVER

- ROUTE.
Cleaner Clan McDogEalt leayes CITY
AZ daily. except Saturday, al - mid
.tto-as for Richrnorsf. Fstynords. Nul<ilteo
49, Everett Marysyiile. East Everett.
1cvsu ard Suohorntsh. conn C ira a. s3no-
hC.russh witA boats for Cherry Valley.
TOT and all UP river points keturIaiAg.
s,,s.s ssrlofornssa e.30 a. IN. daily. except-
h's LILLY. BOG ARDUs A. co. Inc.
Owners and MaEagera
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rrrr.1pTA Polite

STE AaGk@4< 4tOssA4sAk.
.-,grpsrsn dock. leaves for ssctor.a ana
So - ST.avynN.srld daily. except Sunday, at
- : va returning. leaves Ekrtorsa 3
= - ~ steamer Idaho leaves for Port
;-,vroqeraa and way points daily. except
e--veSsv a a N. Sunday direct, al .
r~turnfrg direct. leaves Port
.s7rs,s-rrssna a. . m Tsierhons 10.
T~y~F.REI~r AND SSOTFNOTSH ROUTE
STEAMER MABEL
Ts~asez sertrzl wharf daily a. an. eI-
800 WEDNESDAY and Sunday ri gfTts. CALI
80 Al EsansoE3s. Everett. Ma~ysFl3ie.
T.5xeIi and S0oaoEns81. Returning leave
ess.r.s,fsrIss. AZ 5 a. m. except Monday and
sFss, lsrs.gfas Connecting AZ snohontsh with
- RIVER l-rats.
GEORGE +. hLL9Y. Agen-
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. Or. June %. 1xA
Fair. stationary.
as PAGUE. Forscassef.
q. 3. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL~
TURE WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
s@asrIe. June %. $50.
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TIME CARD.
Leave seatt1e--7:i5. II Is a n; 2:46, s:la
p. m. Leave Tacoma-9:O - m. loo 4;S0.
500 p m.
Sundays
Leave Seattle-7co n m. 1900. 500 p IN.
Leave Tacoma--a:3o a m, ESQ, 1.30 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. soc.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.

PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
2ks
STEAMER SEHOaIE
VIII rrrn BET weer Seattle ard Victoria
touching ~ Port Townsend. daily excp,s
SUNDAY. commencing Monday. June -
Leave Yes,e- wharf. Sear-le 20 .. m.
arrive at Victoria. a. a.
Leave Victoria. . g. n: ARRIVE q Sc
s1Ge. p n.
Rates OF fsre-Sea--le 20 Victoria. $40;
round trip. 81 Seattle 20 Port townsend.
$50. round trip. s2Sa
This steamer has Been entirely refitte1
and furnishes first-ciass accommodation
carrying both freight ana paSSengerN
Fer rates etc. inquire OF
Agent. Yesier Wharf. Seattle.
Z A. NADEATr.
General Agent Seattle.
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Puget Sound Lodge. No. 53s. Independent
Order OF Foresters. at the meeting last
Tuesday night voted upon three eppliea-
tons for membership. Chief Ranger Gregg.
of this lodge, viii soon go TO England in
the interests OF the order He was pre-
scented with handsome gold jewel by the
lodge. The occasion was made one of
great fraternal enjoyment
Court Seattle. No. SIS. met last Tuesday
evening and admitted five members by
initiation and one by card. Eight appli
cations for membership werepalso received.
To celebrate the anniversary OF the orders
coming OF age. the local courts. Seattle.
Puget Sound. Alton and Six Nations. at
tended divine service in a body at the NJ.
r. church. Brother Clark Davis delivered
an eloquent and impressive sermon. A
giooom has been cast over the order by the
untimely death OF Brother 7. H. Sullivan.
who was lost from the steamer Anna NJ.
Pence a few days ago. Brother Sullivan
was a member OF Court Puget Sound.
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EVERETT RourE-srR. GREYHOUND

EVERETT RoUTE[STR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
leaves Seattle 6:A5 a. m. II 80 a m
4S0 p. m Leaves Eyerett a. tn-. 2 y. M.
Z y. m - -. =.
Everett p. m.
Isare-sSirigle trip. TIC: round trip ST. Is.
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
honish.
srATTTIE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Gland Troup, Pres i. w. Goodhue. sly.